Monthly Archives: April 2010

Katrina. Enron. “Sub-prime mortgages”. I got your attention? “Cooked Budget Numbers and Oblivious to Realities” > http://bit.ly/alvCfJ < # Toyota. WVa coal mines. *tap tap tap* > http://bit.ly/dqiitg < “The Stupidest Argument about Health Care Reform Ever; Neocons Weigh In” … Continue reading →

Watching now: “The Buddha” by award-winning filmmaker David Grubin; narrated by Richard Gere > http://bit.ly/5cfkOC < (PBS) # What do I mean “global gulag”? Imagine: having commodified participation and trivialized engagement, now reify dharma. *KWATZ!* # “Power Struggle: Inside The … Continue reading →

In an energy economy entrepreneurs understand energy. *D’uh!* In the attention economy? I see distraction, not understanding. #matrix #borg # In an energy economy entrepreneurs understand energy. *D’uh!* In the attention economy? I see manipulation, not understanding. #matrix #borg # … Continue reading →

#NCAA – Against anybody else I’d go with Duke. But I’m gonna call Bulldogs as under-dog winners. # #NCAA – Butler’s spooked … time will tell. # In a nation of obese slobs who are eating themselves into early graves, … Continue reading →

Not your typical tweeter: @lastwordsx – “… a book by Robert K. Elder, with a foreword by Studs Terkel.” # Powered by Twitter Tools .

“Art of Community” Available For Download > http://bit.ly/35Epgu < via WPHackers email # Powered by Twitter Tools .

“38 percent of Republicans (20 percent overall) say that Obama is “doing many of the things that Hitler did”” > http://bit.ly/9faXNe < # Powered by Twitter Tools .

“Notes on some of my recent travels” at GatesNotes > http://bit.ly/bsIsGU < … makes me reach for my sawed off 12gauge. FU Gates! #borg # Fun? I know fun … Ellen is fun > http://bit.ly/17B6b < Sure it’s commerical. But … Continue reading →

It’s a cultural thing: folk expect that Gov2.0 = yuppie. My background is industry. It’s like the yuppie read a book; I did the stuff. #borg # Whittling at a meme, something like “The question is ‘So what?’ If the … Continue reading →