If this works I really need to find out if we are related! Patent_WO-2009-125444 While the patent has not been granted due to; the lack of physical data, does not provide the necessary teachings of why it should theoretically work, and is therefore viewed to be “impossible” , I hope it does prove to [...]
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Link to the original article in the Washington Post By Pamela Petro For two decades I’ve been exhausting my vocabulary seeking names for all the shades of green in the Welsh countryside. Pastures are Crayola green; windbreaks are jade; spring mosses are the chartreuse of an avocado’s innards. The ribboning hills after it has rained, when sunlight breaks through shark-colored clouds, throb pure neon. Distance makes the mountains aquamarine. These days, Wales can add another green to its palette: the green that comes from being one of the most environmentally progressive nations on Earth. Last fall I launched my latest tour of West Wales — my first “green tour” — on the edge of Cardiff Bay, at the great sailing ship of a building that houses the Welsh Assembly. It’s a soaring carbon-neutral masterpiece, completed in 2006, called the Senedd. The Assembly, which was voted into being in 1998, is one of the few governing institutions in the world with sustainable development inscribed in its statute. December 30, 2009 They milled about the hallways of the cavernous State Supreme Court building in Jamaica, Queens — 42 homeowners whispering, studying old bills, waiting for a court officer to call their names and wave them, one by one, through a door. There, in a dusty, high-ceilinged room with a steam radiator that never stopped wheezing, they took a seat across a table from a lawyer for a mortgage company. Then their work began: trying to persuade a stranger not to foreclose on their home. The Obama administration’s plan to rescue Americans from foreclosure plays out day after day in rooms like this. On this day, as on most, nothing happened. One lawyer, visibly bored, put in a brief, token appearance. A few others seemed barely familiar with their cases. Another asked for more records, hinting that maybe next month the lender might talk about a settlement. Ismail Ali, a silver-haired immigrant from Guyana, hoped to save his home in Ozone Park. “If it takes you another three months to evaluate me, and I keep paying, will I get a new mortgage?” he asked, almost pleading. The lawyer shrugged, not unsympathetically. “I can’t answer that for you,” he said. Di Pietro web site Di Pietro patent Matt pointed out this large and colorful moth to us today. It was on our basement door screen. I think I have identified it as a Robin [...] It was a November the 5th that Guy Fawkes tried to blow up Parliament in 1605 in an effort to change government. This November the 5th 2008 America woke up to a new era to be heralded in by the 44th President elect, but also the 1st mixed race President, Barack Obama. Running on [...] With the advent of “always available” through mobile phones, email and blackberry type devices, some relief for the overworked could be at hand. True flexible working with recognition that if work can encroach on your personal time, then personal time can be mixed in with work. Read the business week article: smashing_the_clock.pdf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD0n8xnUWf8 Music video for the song “Mad World” by Gary Jules. This song was originally written and performed by Tears For Fears. This video version can be found on the “Donnie Darko” DVD |
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