Archive for July, 2009
3 walking, 1 in the oven?
I’m making this prediction early on (July 4th, 2009), and it seems that no one else on line or anywhere I’ve searched has taken this line.

Sarah Palin is, umm…. let’s say, aborting her political career at this point, not because as some say she wants to work on a run for the presidency in 2012.
No, not even she is that stupid. Well, o.k., maybe that’s just not correct.
Nor is it because she’s going to reveal soon that she’s under investigation and needs more face time with her legal counsel (Thanks Dennis!).
Nope, none of those.
My guess is that Sarah had to do a “Sophie’s Choice” and make a decision to either have an abortion or have another kid, and she chose the former so she now has to fear that the news about it would leak out at some point.

If this happened because she didn’t want to have yet another child, her “base” who stayed with her even after her daughter gave birth to an illegitimate child and then never got married, well they would likely call it quits.
That “Right To Life” group is a tough audience, it wouldn’t matter to them if the kid was (thanks to an amnio test) found to be deformed or, like the mother, somewhat brain damaged.
Uh-uh, nope, not even if it wasn’t really Todd’s baby.

A new meaning for “Who’s your daddy”?
Well, looking back in time there was that governor’s conference where she may have partied with South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford a while back, and you know that guy likes to travel to strange places to find his love, and that’s with or without lipstick involved.
Mark and two pigs new lipstick-less friends at a party?
2 comments July 5, 2009
Snap this financial picture…
Hey, join the march to improve the business world and the government’s financial outlook, and we can do it by reducing the cost of doing business today.

This involves some basic logic, which means that none of this is likely to ever happen, but it would be at least a small step on that slippery route to a cure.

Discontinue all these paid days off on holidays.
Yep, it’s just that simple, here are a few examples:
If the government or business leaders want to take time off, or give their personnel time off, let’s say for president’s day at full pay, well great for them. But if they or their employees can’t prove that they spent at least half of the length of their normal workday in repose on that day off thinking about the creative accomplishments of our various past presidents, there’ll be no pay for that day.

Same for Christmas, you’ll just need to provide receipts for gifts or donations to the needy (as if it would be hard to find such people now), and you would be allowed an hour off with pay for each 1/8th of that donation. Of course, that’s only if your donations or the use of that time could be proven in an audit.

Don’t forget that receipt book!
Martin Luther King day? Just provide a documented time log that shows how many hours you spend mentoring or teaching in an urban community in need and then you will get paid for those hours at your normal base rate.

Mentoring the locals…
I’m sure with very little effort you could figure ways this process could be applied to any of the gifts of money for nothing that get doled our each year on so many holidays to a nations working people.

Or to most of our fatcat lawyers and politicians.
Add comment July 4, 2009
Here’s one version of the 3D Red Cam
Another 3D RED Camera configuration, I’m thinking that this one’s going to be called a “Harley V-Twin Model”.
Here’s a low budget 3D camera that is based (somehow) on the Panasonic DVX / HVX line of cameras.