Monday, November 16, 2015
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Monday, May 4, 2015
the Floor Length Hoodie
I'm freezing today.
Most days, I will freeze a few times.
so, I pull on my white hoodie
and feel like some ancient Druid priestess
and then, it hit me
I need a
FLOOR LENGTH
HOODIE
dammit
Cheers
Zora
KNOWBOT 1.0
kadavy.net | The Behavioral Revolution (not the Information Revolution)
kadavy.net | The Behavioral Revolution (not the Information Revolution)
Today I will work/write my robot comedy/drama/thriller/horror/ story, KNOWBOT, which is the working title for HOTBOT, SheBOT, Showbot, BOTbot, and my notion that neuroscience nanobots will usurp our brains and we will become cybernetic robotic humanoids with supernatural powers, and then, of course, there is the robot mutant problem, and the fact that all these android people hate all these ios people, and a war breaks out. Bush starts it.
Thanks to the Information revolution, “the bow tie
problem” has been solved,
along with many other
problems.
info revo is over,
behaviors rev begins
david kadavy
Take “the restaurant
problem.” Wherever you are,
you can find the highest
rated restaurant on Yelp or
Foursquare.
There’s “the long-lost
friend problem.” All of the
people from your past are
on Facebook, for better or
for worse.
There’s also the “when does
the next bus come?”
problem, the “who’s
single?” problem, and the
“why do cabs cost so damn
much?” problem.
Humans vs Robots: Is Your
Job Next?
This entry was posted in
Employment Trends on
September 5, 2014 by Lynn.
Artificial intelligence
going head to head against
the human race has been a
popular science fiction
theme amongst movies and
books, but could reality
share a similar fate with
these fictional stories?
A recent poll was sent to
lead experts in the
technology field
questioning the affect of
artificial intelligence on
the future economy. The
question posed to these
1986 experts was, “Self-
driving cars, intelligent
digital agents that can act
for you, and robots are
advancing rapidly. Will
networked, automated,
artificial intelligence
(AI) applications and
robotic devices have
displaced more jobs than
they have created by 2025?”
Forty-eight percent of the
respondents believed that
robots would displace a
significant amount of jobs
and cause widespread
socio-economic havoc while
52% were more optimistic
about artificial
intelligence, believing
that technology will create
more jobs than displaced
jobs by 2025. There were
several themes that were
shared amongst each
respective group and points
of agreement between the
two parties.
Top arguments for AI
improving the workplace:
1. History has proven that
technology has always
created jobs.
2. Even though
technological advances
displace older jobs, they
always create new
industries and thus new
jobs
3. There are certain jobs
only humans are capable of
completing
4. Technology is not
advancing quick enough to
impact the job market in
the near future
5. Humans have structures
in society that will assist
in minimalizing impact on
employment
My observation of
advances in automation has
been that they change jobs,
but they don’t reduce them.
A car that can guide itself
on a striped street has
more difficulty with an
unstriped street, for
example, and any automated
system can handle events
that it is designed for,
but not events (such as a
child chasing a ball into a
street) for which it is not
designed. Yes, I expect a
lot of change. I don’t
think the human race can
retire en masse by 2025.
– Fred Baker, internet
pioneer leader in IEFT and
Cisco Systems Fellow
Top arguments that AI will
displace more jobs than
create:
1. Workers are already
being replaced by AI, and
it’s just the beginning of
this revolution
2. Income inequality will
worsen
An increasing
proportion of the world’s
population will be outside
of the world of work—either
living on the dole, or
benefiting from the
dramatically decreased
costs of goods to eke out a
subsistence lifestyle. The
central question of 2025
will be: What are people
for in a world that does
not need their labor, and
where only a minority are
needed to guide the ‘bot-
based economy – Stewe Boyd,
lead researcher at GigaOM
Research
Though each side had
different takes on whether
or not technology will be
beneficial to future
economies, many agreed that
the current educational
system in place is not
sufficient to prep the
upcoming generation’s
workforce.
The jobs that the
robots will leave for
humans will be those that
require thought and
knowledge. In other words,
only the best-educated
humans will compete with
machines. And education
systems in the U.S. and
much of the rest of the
world are still sitting
students in rows and
columns, teaching them to
keep quiet and memorize
what is told to them,
preparing them for life in
a 20th century factory. –
Howard Rheingold,
pioneering internet
sociologist and writer
Experts also generally
agreed that the definition
of “work” and a “job” may
actually change
dramatically in the next
decade.
The possibilities amongst
this ideology is that
robots will cut down time
and effort spent on mundane
tasks and in result humans
will have more leisure
time.
If ‘displace more jobs’
means ‘eliminate dull,
repetitive, and unpleasant
work,’ the answer would be
yes. How unhappy are you
that your dishwasher has
replaced washing dishes by
hand?… The work week has
fallen from 70 hours a week
to about 37 hours now, and
I expect that it will
continue to fall… Robots of
various forms will result
in less work, but the
conventional work week will
decrease… This is what has
been going on for the last
300 years so I see no
reason that it will stop in
the decade. – Hal Varian,
chief economist Google
Another possibility in this
belief is that the
replacement of robots for
white and blue collar jobs
is that it will inspire
society to rethink how we
view the conventional
“job.”
It seems inevitable to
me that the proportion of
the population that needs
to engage in traditional
full-time employment, in
order to keep us fed,
supplied, healthy, and
safe, will decrease. I hope
this leads to a humane
restructuring of the
general social contract
around employment. – Tim
Bray, an active participant
in the IETF and technology
industry veteran
A substantial amount of
experts believed that with
the increase of
technologically created
goods, a movement of
human-made or human
operated goods will rise in
response.
I anticipate that there
will be a backlash and
we’ll see a continued
growth of artisanal
products and small-scale
[efforts], done myself or
with a small group of
others, that reject
robotics and digital
technology. – Tony
Siesfeld, director of the
Monitor Institute
Lastly, there was a
consensus that though
technology will inevitably
advance, the future is not
set in stone. Experts
agreed that humans will
have the ability to control
political, social, and
economic systems and thus
dictate the future impact
of technology on the
workforce.
There’s no economic law
that says the jobs
eliminated by new
technologies will
inevitably be replaced by
new jobs in new markets…
All of this is manageable
by states and economies:
but it will require
wrestling with
ideologically fraught
solutions, such as a
guaranteed minimum income,
and a broadening of our
social sense of what is
valuable work. -Seth
Finkelstein, programmer,
consultant and EFF Pioneer
of the Electronic Frontier
Which group do you side
with? Do you believe that
AI will effectively
displace more jobs than
create? More importantly,
whether you agree or not,
are you equipped to face
the imminent robo-centric
future?
Source: PewResearch
kadavy.net | The Behavioral Revolution (not the Information Revolution)
Today I will work/write my robot comedy/drama/thriller/horror/ story, KNOWBOT, which is the working title for HOTBOT, SheBOT, Showbot, BOTbot, and my notion that neuroscience nanobots will usurp our brains and we will become cybernetic robotic humanoids with supernatural powers, and then, of course, there is the robot mutant problem, and the fact that all these android people hate all these ios people, and a war breaks out. Bush starts it.
Thanks to the Information revolution, “the bow tie
problem” has been solved,
along with many other
problems.
info revo is over,
behaviors rev begins
david kadavy
Take “the restaurant
problem.” Wherever you are,
you can find the highest
rated restaurant on Yelp or
Foursquare.
There’s “the long-lost
friend problem.” All of the
people from your past are
on Facebook, for better or
for worse.
There’s also the “when does
the next bus come?”
problem, the “who’s
single?” problem, and the
“why do cabs cost so damn
much?” problem.
Humans vs Robots: Is Your
Job Next?
This entry was posted in
Employment Trends on
September 5, 2014 by Lynn.
Artificial intelligence
going head to head against
the human race has been a
popular science fiction
theme amongst movies and
books, but could reality
share a similar fate with
these fictional stories?
A recent poll was sent to
lead experts in the
technology field
questioning the affect of
artificial intelligence on
the future economy. The
question posed to these
1986 experts was, “Self-
driving cars, intelligent
digital agents that can act
for you, and robots are
advancing rapidly. Will
networked, automated,
artificial intelligence
(AI) applications and
robotic devices have
displaced more jobs than
they have created by 2025?”
Forty-eight percent of the
respondents believed that
robots would displace a
significant amount of jobs
and cause widespread
socio-economic havoc while
52% were more optimistic
about artificial
intelligence, believing
that technology will create
more jobs than displaced
jobs by 2025. There were
several themes that were
shared amongst each
respective group and points
of agreement between the
two parties.
Top arguments for AI
improving the workplace:
1. History has proven that
technology has always
created jobs.
2. Even though
technological advances
displace older jobs, they
always create new
industries and thus new
jobs
3. There are certain jobs
only humans are capable of
completing
4. Technology is not
advancing quick enough to
impact the job market in
the near future
5. Humans have structures
in society that will assist
in minimalizing impact on
employment
My observation of
advances in automation has
been that they change jobs,
but they don’t reduce them.
A car that can guide itself
on a striped street has
more difficulty with an
unstriped street, for
example, and any automated
system can handle events
that it is designed for,
but not events (such as a
child chasing a ball into a
street) for which it is not
designed. Yes, I expect a
lot of change. I don’t
think the human race can
retire en masse by 2025.
– Fred Baker, internet
pioneer leader in IEFT and
Cisco Systems Fellow
Top arguments that AI will
displace more jobs than
create:
1. Workers are already
being replaced by AI, and
it’s just the beginning of
this revolution
2. Income inequality will
worsen
An increasing
proportion of the world’s
population will be outside
of the world of work—either
living on the dole, or
benefiting from the
dramatically decreased
costs of goods to eke out a
subsistence lifestyle. The
central question of 2025
will be: What are people
for in a world that does
not need their labor, and
where only a minority are
needed to guide the ‘bot-
based economy – Stewe Boyd,
lead researcher at GigaOM
Research
Though each side had
different takes on whether
or not technology will be
beneficial to future
economies, many agreed that
the current educational
system in place is not
sufficient to prep the
upcoming generation’s
workforce.
The jobs that the
robots will leave for
humans will be those that
require thought and
knowledge. In other words,
only the best-educated
humans will compete with
machines. And education
systems in the U.S. and
much of the rest of the
world are still sitting
students in rows and
columns, teaching them to
keep quiet and memorize
what is told to them,
preparing them for life in
a 20th century factory. –
Howard Rheingold,
pioneering internet
sociologist and writer
Experts also generally
agreed that the definition
of “work” and a “job” may
actually change
dramatically in the next
decade.
The possibilities amongst
this ideology is that
robots will cut down time
and effort spent on mundane
tasks and in result humans
will have more leisure
time.
If ‘displace more jobs’
means ‘eliminate dull,
repetitive, and unpleasant
work,’ the answer would be
yes. How unhappy are you
that your dishwasher has
replaced washing dishes by
hand?… The work week has
fallen from 70 hours a week
to about 37 hours now, and
I expect that it will
continue to fall… Robots of
various forms will result
in less work, but the
conventional work week will
decrease… This is what has
been going on for the last
300 years so I see no
reason that it will stop in
the decade. – Hal Varian,
chief economist Google
Another possibility in this
belief is that the
replacement of robots for
white and blue collar jobs
is that it will inspire
society to rethink how we
view the conventional
“job.”
It seems inevitable to
me that the proportion of
the population that needs
to engage in traditional
full-time employment, in
order to keep us fed,
supplied, healthy, and
safe, will decrease. I hope
this leads to a humane
restructuring of the
general social contract
around employment. – Tim
Bray, an active participant
in the IETF and technology
industry veteran
A substantial amount of
experts believed that with
the increase of
technologically created
goods, a movement of
human-made or human
operated goods will rise in
response.
I anticipate that there
will be a backlash and
we’ll see a continued
growth of artisanal
products and small-scale
[efforts], done myself or
with a small group of
others, that reject
robotics and digital
technology. – Tony
Siesfeld, director of the
Monitor Institute
Lastly, there was a
consensus that though
technology will inevitably
advance, the future is not
set in stone. Experts
agreed that humans will
have the ability to control
political, social, and
economic systems and thus
dictate the future impact
of technology on the
workforce.
There’s no economic law
that says the jobs
eliminated by new
technologies will
inevitably be replaced by
new jobs in new markets…
All of this is manageable
by states and economies:
but it will require
wrestling with
ideologically fraught
solutions, such as a
guaranteed minimum income,
and a broadening of our
social sense of what is
valuable work. -Seth
Finkelstein, programmer,
consultant and EFF Pioneer
of the Electronic Frontier
Which group do you side
with? Do you believe that
AI will effectively
displace more jobs than
create? More importantly,
whether you agree or not,
are you equipped to face
the imminent robo-centric
future?
Source: PewResearch
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Turbo'd my Tax return
intuit turbo tax
dispute
800 446 8848
4/22
incident 412 137 425
'closed"
re new incident number
automated voicemail
address/phone change
finally got thru to NAT
who found the original and unresolved incident where I attempted 11 or 12 times to "pay" Turbo Tax, their filing fee with my bank card (US BANK VISA) and it would not advance the page nor would it accept the payment. However, the charge did hit my checking account 11 or 12 times, although I gave the first Turbotax service rep my credit card number verbally.
She gave me a 'service' code and offered me a discount, but still the page would not advance and I could not file my tax return on April 14th, 2015.
Since I had a prepaid cell phone, I had to hang up and try to resolve another way, but there was no email or electronic support other than phone and then it was 'after business hours,' and
although I attempted for the next few days to contact, I could not get through to an agent. I contacted my bank and they said the charges would drop off after three business days, but meanwhile, I was now 'bouncing' checks, and being charged successive overdraft fees.
finally, on wed. 4.22 I called "Nat" on Turbo tax and we downloaded and installed turbo tax on my computer, but it would not install the California program, and required a dot net framework update which I then downloaded and installed. Now it is two hours later and since I'm on a prepaid cell, my minutes are running low.
Dear Sir or Madam:
The overdraft charges occurring during the week of April 14th were due to multiple charges by Intuit against my checking account
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
due to a programming error on their part. Their turbo tax site would not register my tax file payment and would not allow me to complete and file my taxes.
the charges hit my account in repeated attempts to resolve this issue and when I called US Bank, they assured me these would be refunded as the duplicate charges dropped off in three business days. This has not happened and the charges remain.
I asked a bank teller and she said I would have to write a letter, and when I called on Wednesday at 10 am, your offices were closed due to some 'weather' condition. And, the other 'advice' I got was to include Turbo Tax in a 'three way' conference call with US bank and I do not have that capability on my phone.
Please refund these overdraft charges as they are in error.
Nora Boyle
dispute
800 446 8848
4/22
incident 412 137 425
'closed"
re new incident number
automated voicemail
address/phone change
finally got thru to NAT
who found the original and unresolved incident where I attempted 11 or 12 times to "pay" Turbo Tax, their filing fee with my bank card (US BANK VISA) and it would not advance the page nor would it accept the payment. However, the charge did hit my checking account 11 or 12 times, although I gave the first Turbotax service rep my credit card number verbally.
She gave me a 'service' code and offered me a discount, but still the page would not advance and I could not file my tax return on April 14th, 2015.
Since I had a prepaid cell phone, I had to hang up and try to resolve another way, but there was no email or electronic support other than phone and then it was 'after business hours,' and
although I attempted for the next few days to contact, I could not get through to an agent. I contacted my bank and they said the charges would drop off after three business days, but meanwhile, I was now 'bouncing' checks, and being charged successive overdraft fees.
finally, on wed. 4.22 I called "Nat" on Turbo tax and we downloaded and installed turbo tax on my computer, but it would not install the California program, and required a dot net framework update which I then downloaded and installed. Now it is two hours later and since I'm on a prepaid cell, my minutes are running low.
Dear Sir or Madam:
The overdraft charges occurring during the week of April 14th were due to multiple charges by Intuit against my checking account
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
due to a programming error on their part. Their turbo tax site would not register my tax file payment and would not allow me to complete and file my taxes.
the charges hit my account in repeated attempts to resolve this issue and when I called US Bank, they assured me these would be refunded as the duplicate charges dropped off in three business days. This has not happened and the charges remain.
I asked a bank teller and she said I would have to write a letter, and when I called on Wednesday at 10 am, your offices were closed due to some 'weather' condition. And, the other 'advice' I got was to include Turbo Tax in a 'three way' conference call with US bank and I do not have that capability on my phone.
Please refund these overdraft charges as they are in error.
Nora Boyle
Going Homeless
I'm revising that Neil Young song, "Helpless, Helpless, Helpless" into Homeless, etc.
I'm now 23 days into my homelessness.
homeless, homeless on the range.
I'm staying with relatives but they rather I didn't.
I just need their WiFi,
and spacebase or shelter...
I have 3 job opportunities, failed to successfully e-file my Turbo Tax'd 2015 return
and have spent countless hours on the phone with their tech support to resolve the
incident
and there is still no resolution.
And, Job Op number two, is pending offer
and I'm on pins and needles
so I bite the bullet.
Sit tight
think about other things
the Path of Least Resistance
for example
and how I'm going to launch into my next spacebase....
here in Lost Angeles
where the streets have no name.
I thought about my survival skills, instincts, and of course, death, computers, and taxes,
but I'm on a camping trip, I'm okay, I'm clean, I'm washed and in lieu of shampoo, I used baking soda and apple cider vinegar and my hair is soft and silky.
And, my unemployment ran out, so I have been in a panic mode due to the delays in pending job offers,
but again, ...path of LR
and chilling like a villain.
I'm not upset, but in flux like being on a really long airplane ride and there's no way out until you land
I'm jumping off anyway.
Can't get Turbo Tax installed to e-file my return so I'm leaving it alone for now, although Nat from Arizona is supposed to call back.
I feel so much fatigue when things spin out of control, but at least I have medication (metformin) and some food to eat. Gas in the car? Yes, Restored my bank account after Turbo Tax drained my checking account ten or 12 times for the same charge, and the bank gave me back the overdraft fees, and yet,
I'm waiting
I'm waiting for the sun/moon/heart chakra prana meditation and manifestation.
Yesterday I had a vision of an Egyptian Woman, a goddess, perhaps Hathor, but no horns, just the headdress, and the flail, and cross bow poised in tribute or prayer who said, "I am Shaman Ra..." and bowed to me in the temple.
I wonder.
I'm now 23 days into my homelessness.
homeless, homeless on the range.
I'm staying with relatives but they rather I didn't.
I just need their WiFi,
and spacebase or shelter...
I have 3 job opportunities, failed to successfully e-file my Turbo Tax'd 2015 return
and have spent countless hours on the phone with their tech support to resolve the
incident
and there is still no resolution.
And, Job Op number two, is pending offer
and I'm on pins and needles
so I bite the bullet.
Sit tight
think about other things
the Path of Least Resistance
for example
and how I'm going to launch into my next spacebase....
here in Lost Angeles
where the streets have no name.
I thought about my survival skills, instincts, and of course, death, computers, and taxes,
but I'm on a camping trip, I'm okay, I'm clean, I'm washed and in lieu of shampoo, I used baking soda and apple cider vinegar and my hair is soft and silky.
And, my unemployment ran out, so I have been in a panic mode due to the delays in pending job offers,
but again, ...path of LR
and chilling like a villain.
I'm not upset, but in flux like being on a really long airplane ride and there's no way out until you land
I'm jumping off anyway.
Can't get Turbo Tax installed to e-file my return so I'm leaving it alone for now, although Nat from Arizona is supposed to call back.
I feel so much fatigue when things spin out of control, but at least I have medication (metformin) and some food to eat. Gas in the car? Yes, Restored my bank account after Turbo Tax drained my checking account ten or 12 times for the same charge, and the bank gave me back the overdraft fees, and yet,
I'm waiting
I'm waiting for the sun/moon/heart chakra prana meditation and manifestation.
Yesterday I had a vision of an Egyptian Woman, a goddess, perhaps Hathor, but no horns, just the headdress, and the flail, and cross bow poised in tribute or prayer who said, "I am Shaman Ra..." and bowed to me in the temple.
I wonder.
Friday, April 17, 2015
El Dorado
El Dorado
The dream of El Dorado, a
lost city of gold, led many a conquistador on a fruitless trek into the
rainforests and mountains of South America. But it was all wishful
thinking. The "golden one" was actually not a place but a person - as
recent archaeological research confirms.
Columbus's arrival in the Americas in AD1492 was the first
chapter in a world-changing clash of cultures. It was a brutal
confrontation of completely opposing ways of living and systems of
beliefs. The European myth that arose of El Dorado, as a lost city of gold waiting for discovery by an adventurous conqueror, encapsulates the Europeans' endless thirst for gold and their unerring drive to exploit these new lands for their monetary value.
The South American myth of El Dorado, on the other hand, reveals the true nature of the territory and the people who lived there. For them, El Dorado was never a place, but a ruler so rich that he allegedly covered himself in gold from head to toe each morning and washed it off in a sacred lake each evening.
Jago Cooper (r) fmore...
http://arttechnomarketing.blogspot.com/2013/01/el-dorado.html
Friday, April 10, 2015
homeless, helpless, helpless, hopeless but yknow, Stupid Rich
I have officially 'gone homeless..."
its not a long story,
but lets just say, I got evicted from my luxury Oceanside apartment by the Mission,
and then, when I heard the Mission Bell ring
I knew this was indeed, Hotel California...
Ah, careers...I don't know if I would call it 'that' but let's try.
My resume is rife with plot holes, rabbit holes, and a few runaway robots.
So, in the interest of brevity,
I know that now, I'm done with being poor.
Day after Day, I see my life rife with opportunity - yet, there is no landscape upon which to paint.
I run this way, then, that way, and then stop
hoping to collect the ether of fortune...and stillness abounds.
silence abounds
in a law of dogs barking, lost angeles has claimed me, and here I sit, overlooking virgin territory
like an outlaw
like a mercenary soldier of fortune,
I see, I await,
and I invoke
$ten million dollars today
its not a long story,
but lets just say, I got evicted from my luxury Oceanside apartment by the Mission,
and then, when I heard the Mission Bell ring
I knew this was indeed, Hotel California...
Ah, careers...I don't know if I would call it 'that' but let's try.
My resume is rife with plot holes, rabbit holes, and a few runaway robots.
So, in the interest of brevity,
I know that now, I'm done with being poor.
Day after Day, I see my life rife with opportunity - yet, there is no landscape upon which to paint.
I run this way, then, that way, and then stop
hoping to collect the ether of fortune...and stillness abounds.
silence abounds
in a law of dogs barking, lost angeles has claimed me, and here I sit, overlooking virgin territory
like an outlaw
like a mercenary soldier of fortune,
I see, I await,
and I invoke
$ten million dollars today
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Going homeless
I went homeless the other day after I got evicted from an apartment in Oceanside and landed in Los angeles, in a guest room of a friend who was on vacation in Europe.Always a Bedouin by nature, I was caught off guard by my homeless state of affairs, but decided that better things lie ahead. First, I spent 15 years in San Diego where I worked as an I.T.consultant and technical editor, mostly for defense contracts, and for both small and large companies still weathering the recession storms of the past ten years. So, it is now 2015, and I've collected four full rooms of stuff, and whittled it down to two 5 by 5 storage units at Extraspace storage in Oceanside and I was really proud of myself except I am still not too sure what is in those rubber maid storage boxes and I'm a little tired of living with or out of rubber maid storage boxes, so muchso,
that I plan to contact the rubber maid storage people and suggest they make coffins.
So, in going homeless, I realized I simply did not care where I landed as long as it was somewhere in "L.A."
and so here I am. Lost Angeles, Hotel California, nowhere. I'm excited!
Firstly, they outlawed plastic bags used in EVERY store for bagging items, so if you don't have your own 'bag' you may get none.
Aghast, since I routinely use these for garbage, I was scrambling for reusable shopping bags and found two in my possession but I'm just not happy.
Okay, I will cope with this environmental restriction, but it's a conundrum.
but wait!
mostly because they give all the subversive news of the world, especially America, and have a more global perspective AND actual footage. Almost like CNN used to be.
So, today, I heard a story out of Illinois
Argonne Labs
http://arttechnomarketing.blogspot.com/2013/02/turn-plastic-bags-into-gold-er-carbon.html
http://arttechnomarketing.blogspot.com/2013/02/turn-plastic-bags-into-gold-er-carbon.html
the next thing that happened to me in Lost Angeles:
And, then, I'm 'lost' all the time since I never invested in a GPS, so I will have to reconfigure that one.
But, otherwise, I'm excited about my new job and my apartment or hollywood bungalow.
Its an attack on Hollywood since the Chinese are taking over, but I'm really not too concerned with the cultural adjustment, but I'm done with being 'poor' and decided to pursue my passion, which is
Show_Bot, another robot comedy starring Suzi Shane, showrunner.
Don't ask. It is a very involved business plan but $10k would get it up and running, and the script pilot is in development. See Scryptography.blogspot.com.
And, also, there is a drought and so water restrictions will also ensue.
I decided to bring on the downpour, as shamanic wolfwoman and make it rain. My raindance involves,
some drumming, some chanting, alot of meditation, and mostly prayer.
And, it works. Today it rains.
I love L.A.
So, it is now April 9, and after an IRS attack on the internet, all is well for me, since I was unable to file.
Everybody thinks that if they don't file (or pay) by April 15th, the IRS will come and sieze your assets on April 16th, but au contraire.
The site cannot handle the traffic, so nobody will get through anyway.
I now, routinely, file my taxes on April 17th, and the IRS never says anything about it.
Just relax...the government is not evil.
but to some people, computers and the Internet, definitely are.
Computers are slow, stupid robots.
And, don't get frustrated.
it is just mentally retarded computers are in control.
And, another thing.
I went on Facebook and discovered an old friend who apparently joined a cult.
I'm not concerned, but I am fascinated.
The cult is a religion based on money
and I have often joked and wrote about this - even to the point of starting my imaginary
CASH COW CONSULTING
practice
but she is for REAL>
its fine.
whatever.
People are finally beginning to realize that money comes from god.
which god, I'm not sure.
oh, by the way - still homeless,
Day 9
and counting
and
yet, staying comfortably with a family member who's head exploded when he tried to pay his taxes today.
Cheers
Nora
that I plan to contact the rubber maid storage people and suggest they make coffins.
So, in going homeless, I realized I simply did not care where I landed as long as it was somewhere in "L.A."
and so here I am. Lost Angeles, Hotel California, nowhere. I'm excited!
Firstly, they outlawed plastic bags used in EVERY store for bagging items, so if you don't have your own 'bag' you may get none.
Aghast, since I routinely use these for garbage, I was scrambling for reusable shopping bags and found two in my possession but I'm just not happy.
Okay, I will cope with this environmental restriction, but it's a conundrum.
but wait!
Turn Plastic Bags into Gold, er, carbon
I watch Al Jazeeramostly because they give all the subversive news of the world, especially America, and have a more global perspective AND actual footage. Almost like CNN used to be.
So, today, I heard a story out of Illinois
Argonne Labs
http://arttechnomarketing.blogspot.com/2013/02/turn-plastic-bags-into-gold-er-carbon.html
http://arttechnomarketing.blogspot.com/2013/02/turn-plastic-bags-into-gold-er-carbon.html
the next thing that happened to me in Lost Angeles:
And, then, I'm 'lost' all the time since I never invested in a GPS, so I will have to reconfigure that one.
But, otherwise, I'm excited about my new job and my apartment or hollywood bungalow.
Its an attack on Hollywood since the Chinese are taking over, but I'm really not too concerned with the cultural adjustment, but I'm done with being 'poor' and decided to pursue my passion, which is
Show_Bot, another robot comedy starring Suzi Shane, showrunner.
Don't ask. It is a very involved business plan but $10k would get it up and running, and the script pilot is in development. See Scryptography.blogspot.com.
And, also, there is a drought and so water restrictions will also ensue.
I decided to bring on the downpour, as shamanic wolfwoman and make it rain. My raindance involves,
some drumming, some chanting, alot of meditation, and mostly prayer.
And, it works. Today it rains.
I love L.A.
So, it is now April 9, and after an IRS attack on the internet, all is well for me, since I was unable to file.
Everybody thinks that if they don't file (or pay) by April 15th, the IRS will come and sieze your assets on April 16th, but au contraire.
The site cannot handle the traffic, so nobody will get through anyway.
I now, routinely, file my taxes on April 17th, and the IRS never says anything about it.
Just relax...the government is not evil.
but to some people, computers and the Internet, definitely are.
Computers are slow, stupid robots.
And, don't get frustrated.
it is just mentally retarded computers are in control.
And, another thing.
I went on Facebook and discovered an old friend who apparently joined a cult.
I'm not concerned, but I am fascinated.
The cult is a religion based on money
and I have often joked and wrote about this - even to the point of starting my imaginary
CASH COW CONSULTING
practice
but she is for REAL>
its fine.
whatever.
People are finally beginning to realize that money comes from god.
which god, I'm not sure.
oh, by the way - still homeless,
Day 9
and counting
and
yet, staying comfortably with a family member who's head exploded when he tried to pay his taxes today.
Cheers
Nora
Sunday, February 8, 2015
CASH COW
What is your CASH COW?
A cash cow is the goose that lay the GOLDEN EGG
The Get Rich Quick Scheme, whatever you call the prosperity magic that blesses some and not others.
A cash cow is the goose that lay the GOLDEN EGG
The Get Rich Quick Scheme, whatever you call the prosperity magic that blesses some and not others.
- How can I make money?
- How can I make money online?
- How can I make more money?
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