Managing Disasters Using Helicopters - An Indian's perspective
This article talks about the need of India's disaster management team to understand the imperitive need of having helicopters to manage disasters continuously devastating India
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More on Phony-Baloney Detection
There are some things that I failed to mention in the chapters on Phony-Baloney Detection. They came mind while writing chapter 19...
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Raising the Teen Driving Age to 18
This article is designed to raise the concern about teen driving fatalities and what can be done to drastically reduce this alarming statistic. While this article may be sensitive to some readers in certain industries, we would like to raise the question as to what can be done to make our teens better drivers and how to alert others on the road that a new driver is behind the wheel.
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Sponsor a Child in Africa for Less than One Dollar a Day
With your donation of less than $1/day a new hope is born for a misfortunate kid. He is no longer hungry, he can drink fresh water and get medicine if he is sick, and his bed is waiting for him every night. You could be the one who made it all possible for him, with less than a dollar a day...
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The Challenge Of Terror And The Horror Of A Misguided Youth!
Challenged by the horror of terror, democratic society must dig into the source of hate activism. It must find a response to the folly of this crime in a floodlight that can shatter the dark cloud of terrorism which threatens to overshadows economic development and political evolutiuon. It is time to stir up the youth from the valley of despair and violence.
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The Definition of Slavery
All over the world there are age old rivalries over one group exploiting the other group. Everyone it seems is up in arms about past and current wrongs regarding slavery and nobody seems to realize that they, themselves, are slaves as well.
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The London Bomb Blasts Aftermath
Citizen journalism is born. Mobile phones transformed victims into journalists. Amateur photographs and videos played a key role in Internet coverage, for newspapers and even television coverage of the London bomb blasts. News publishers have send messages to hundreds of subscribers to their services to request pictures, video and impressions of the London aftermath.
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Today's Actions Produce Tomorrow's Results
We are like children playing with fire. The question is: How many times must we burn our fingers before we drop the matches an learn from our mistakes?
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Top 10 Proven Oil Reserve Countries
This is a list of countries with proven reachable oil reserves in billions of barrels, and is a rough estimate based on the ability to recover the oil by current technological and economical means.
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War on Hurricanes; US Navy VS Mother Nature
US Navy to battle a Hurricane? WOW, good thing we have the worlds mightiest Navy
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Bio Terrorist Attack Plans
Recently Las Vegas finished a simulated biological attack on the Paradise City Strip. In the simulation they quickly blocked off the area and showered 500 people. They have a plan in place as they are an obvious target.
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Cabal of Cowards! - London 7/7
Watching yet another disaster unfold on TV in London, this poem was a way of releasing my anger.
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Can Delta Airlines Stave Off Bankruptcy?
In a move thought by some as an attempt to stave off bankruptcy as well as to generate cash, Delta Airlines made the move on August 16, 2005, to sell one of its regional carriers, Atlantic Southeast Airlines, to Skywest, Inc. The sale comes in the face of rising fuel prices and a high debt burden that many U.S. airlines in addition to Delta are carrying.
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ODS - Organic Delivery System
Do old themes belong in the new computer war games? Well you might be surprised that the real world is considering them now.
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Wrongful Death Attorneys; Micro Biologists; Who is Killing Them?
One might wish to be concerned where things are going with the study of DNA, Gene Therapy and the like. First we note the recent deaths of Francis Crick and Paul Silverman. Francis Crick of course being one of the discoverers of DNA Molecular structure and founder of Molecular biology. Paul Silverman started the first research center for the human genome, a very out of the box thinker and definitely a Renaissance man, of which this world could use a few more of.
Micro Biologists; Who is killing them?
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Are You Ready to Listen - Let's Talk?
Really can someone tell me: Where are we going as a human race? What do you think? Take a moment out of your busy day and try to reflect on that very small question that we always try to avoid. What am I doing with my life as an individual?
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Bird Flu in Japan Too
A strain of Bird Flu was found in Japan at a chicken farm. Although the stain is not the H5N1 which can cross over to people Japan is not taking this lightly. Japan is well prepared to take care of the issue. Over 800 chickens have already died at a farm in Mitsikaido, which is North of Tokyo.
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Bridging the Digital Divide in Uganda (Africa)
According to a recent report by Makerere University, Uganda - home to 26 million people - has just 200,000 computers, about 1.2 million have access to phones.
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BTK Is A Really Nice Guy, Really
The BTK murderer is a good public servant, just like any other City Code Enforcement person, policeman or government regulator. A pillar of his community working in the Lutheran Church as a higher up; there are many people just like him working in our government and churches who are beyond reproach.
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Cat III Hurricane
Category III Hurricanes are serious and Dennis has reached such a level. So far if it follows its path it will hit Alabama's Gulf Coast with vengeance. So far the 118-mile per hour winds can only increase due to the Gulf's warm waters and lack of obstructions.
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Chlorine Gas Tanks at Sewer Plants Need Upgrades to Protect From International Terrorism
Is our infrastructure safe, are we prepared for an attack on a chlorine tank, commonly found at many sewer treatment plants? Chlorine gas kills and hundreds of thousands of cubic units of gas escaping could be the worst disaster our nation has ever had.
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Climate Science and Global Warming
Rising sea levels are occurring as part of the climate changes we face on the Planet's latest cycle. This will become problematic as 50% of the human populations live by the sea. Many large cities are only less than 100 feet about sea level. Thirty percent of all the human population live only 50 feet above sea level.
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EARTH DAY 2005: An editorial!
A number of years ago [ 1970 ] two different groups of people established events to celebrate an Earth Day. One group uses the Spring equinox, the 21st of March. The other celebrates it's Earth Day events on April 22nd. So there is a bit of confusion but also a choice as to when to join with others to honor Earth Day.
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EcoQuest Scam
EcoQuest Are the manufactures of an air filtering machine that claims to relieve such breathing ailments as asthma, respiratory illnesses, and other various health problems.
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Felt, Justice Department Falls on Their Butts this Week
How can it get any worse? Is anyone watching what is happening at the Justice Department? Ouch, so Deep Throat comes out of the closet with his walker device and waves at the crowd, a former FBI top man.
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