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Jeff Buster's blogSHERBET ICE CREAM - PLAGIARIZING NATURESubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sun, 05/27/2007 - 14:46.
![]() Summer hasn't hit it's solstice, but seeing these poppies on Fairmont made me realize where sherbet got it's colors. Color Test, it's also a book ( categories: )
FRANCE IN THE NEWSSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Fri, 05/18/2007 - 13:11.
![]() When I was traveling a number of years ago in Santorini, Greece with a young woman I still know, I had an experience that doesn’t happen much in this country. We were eating dinner in a small bistro when volla! The waiter came to our table with a bottle of wine and two glasses, filled the glasses and left the bottle – announcing that the wine was “compliments to the lady” from two men at another table. That was great! COLOR INSIDE YOUR HEADSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Wed, 05/16/2007 - 12:08.
I have a theory that images influence our mood. In particular, I believe that color and shape in images impact our daily behavior. Images certainly may even control more than our mood, but let’s start simply with mood. There are images we turn our heads away from because we don’t want to view them, and there are images which we return again and again to view. What does that tell you?
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MAKE EDUCATION (LOVE) - NOT WARSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Tue, 05/15/2007 - 14:18.
"My Son K.I.A Iraq" is a traveling Activist. I didn't hear the presentation in the nearby church, so I don't know if the "son" is personal, or a generalization. The pick up truck ...with a flag drapped coffin, empty boots, ... and the trailer with crutches and crosses - just the stuff Bush keeps under wraps... is an appropriate follow up to Mothers' Day 2007. MOTHERS' BLEEDING HEARTSSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sat, 05/12/2007 - 15:20.
Mothers’ Day in the USA began when Julia Ward Howe instigated a post-civil war movement for peace. It wasn’t about thanking mothers for bearing and rearing children and keeping house. Mothers’ day originated as a political movement with the very sane and rationale objective of keeping every mother’s child – mainly sons - alive by keeping them from the battlefield .
FLAT SCREENSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Tue, 05/01/2007 - 18:59.
When I was in High School I changed the marquee weekly at 3 of our local theaters. The ladders I climbed and the gravity exposure I had 40 feet up over the public concrete sidewalk makes me wince now when I think about it. But one of the job perks was that I got to see Tom Jones 14 times from the projection room.
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EUROPEAN WIND COMPANIES GROW IN U.S. (AP) While Cuyahoga "studies" Erie WindSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Wed, 04/25/2007 - 16:04.
This Associated Press report describes the new manufacturing plants in the United States which will be producing wind turbine blades and other components. Meanwhile, the Cuyahoga County Energy "task force", Bill Mason, and the Cleveland Foundation are funding a feasibility study with about $800,000 of taxpayers' money to investigate building - six or more years in the future - "about 10 turbines 3 miles out in Lake Eire off of Cleveland". What about manufacturing jobs now in NEO? Why is Cuyahoga "planning" six years out, while other states are so much better organized that they are getting the wind turbine manufacturing jobs NOW? NEO is way behind the curve and has its sight set on the wrong goal - the Lake Wind Iconic Dream. Cuyahoga "study" of lake wind is so retro, I wonder if the Ohio Coal Lobby – coal produces 85% of the electricity in Ohio - is subliminally funding Sustainable Cleveland. ( categories: )
SOCIAL AGGREGATION MODELING - REISubmitted by Jeff Buster on Mon, 04/23/2007 - 10:46.
![]() Valdis Krebs studies networks (orgnet.com). Ed Morrison, Betsey Merkel, and Susan Altshuler created I-Open from Regional Economic Issues (REI) ( categories: )
PAEAN TO DONALD FESERSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sun, 04/22/2007 - 18:24.
I studied Latin in High School. Mr. Feser was our teacher. I remember Gallia Est Omnis Divisa in Partes Tres, but I remember even better Mr. Feser’s warnings about TV.
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REPORTAGE NEO NEEDS: ROLDO & RENNERSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Fri, 04/20/2007 - 13:17.
![]() I offer these flowers for Mr. Bartimole and Mr. Renner to put on their desks. Their's is the type of reportage which we need more of in Ohio.
Opportunity CourierSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Thu, 04/19/2007 - 21:14.
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This is a piece about the modern consumer-grade digital camera. What it can do. Amazing piece of equipment. A Panasonic DMC – FZ50 for less than $500. Records to postage stamp size 4 gig SD media card. I have used large format film and 35 mm film cameras all through my years. Today film cameras have nothing on digital. Film cameras are relics. I bought my first Sony Mavica digital in 2001. 2.2 megapixel maximum file size recorded to pocket CDs in the camera. That camera cost $1,000 and worked great – even after I dropped it out of a tree. But now, 6 years later, digital cameras with file capture 5x’s larger (10 megapixel) are available for half the cost of the 2001 camera. That is a success story from the mass production economy. And Moore’s Law is borne out again. DON IMUS AND JACKIE ROBINSON – PRODUCTS OF OUR ECONOMY.Submitted by Jeff Buster on Wed, 04/18/2007 - 15:02.
![]() Don Imus and Jackie Robinson – looked at through the lens of our economy. ( categories: )
WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION - IN VIRGINIASubmitted by Jeff Buster on Tue, 04/17/2007 - 13:42.
![]() While the US is spending trillions on killing and being killed while we disassemble Iraq on a lie about WMD from our government – while we heckle Iran and North Korea with “homeland security” as our rationale – while we lock up and persecute “dirty bombers” for years without trial, while we lock up “high value” suspects on a Caribbean Island which it is illegal for US citizens to visit – WE REMAIN SELF-DELUSIONAL ABOUT THE REAL KILLER IN OUR LAPS.
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EXTERNALIZED COSTS OF OUR CRAZY IRS CODESubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sun, 04/15/2007 - 14:45.
Today’s a day Dear in the Heart of Americans.
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TUCKER COULD SMELL CANCERSSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sat, 04/14/2007 - 15:20.
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ADULT FANTASSYSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 15:15.
I have to catch a plane, so I will post the subject matter soon.
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YOUR TAX MONEY THROWN TO THE WIND BY CUYAHOGA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS?Submitted by Jeff Buster on Tue, 04/10/2007 - 15:13.
Cuyahoga County has issued RFQ 8382 for a so called “Feasability Study concerning Lake Eire Wind Energy Center”. See County site here. Responses are due April 23. 2007 The "Center" is not a center as in a building, but an offshore installation of turbines. FUTURE VIEW FROM CLEVELAND'S DIKE 14 - WITH FOOT NOTESSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sun, 04/08/2007 - 16:09.
![]() Actually, this is a view from the Peace Bridge which crosses the Niagara River at Buffalo. The view is through my Greyhound window and shows the (8 – count the blades) Clipper turbines on the huge slag piles of the old Bethlehem Steel mill in Lackawanna. Look how high the slag is over the ice on Lake Erie. The turbine towers are over 300 feet tall, so the slag pile is at least 100 feet high - that's the way we used to do it - just dump our debris in the Great Lakes. Cleveland did that too - Burke Lakefront Airport is on the old City dump.
BILL CALLAHAN HAS EYE ON THE BALL$Submitted by Jeff Buster on Sat, 04/07/2007 - 16:12.
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PULL OUT ALL THE STOPSSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Fri, 04/06/2007 - 09:15.
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LEV TALKS TRASH - TORONTO DOES WEB TVSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Thu, 04/05/2007 - 22:53.
So its eleven thirty at night before the easter friday holiday and the lines are long in front of the clubs. Minus 5 cel but the heels and hems are still high. I see the H2 (Norm’s nemesis) and I go for my cam – but then I read the copy on the outside of the Hummer “BlogTV.Ca”
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LACKAWANNA WIND TURBINE KAIZENSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Wed, 04/04/2007 - 21:42.
The abandoned Bethlehem Steel facility rests like detritus amongst mountains of slag.- wily cottonwoods and eight new Clipper turbines spout up from the debris - the old steel site is so large - 1500 acres – running several miles along the shore of Lake Erie, that it would be easily feasible to install more than 100 turbines here. This is a perfect location for turbines.
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HIGH SPEED RAIL PASSES USA BYE BYESubmitted by Jeff Buster on Tue, 04/03/2007 - 15:29.
While the Cleveland Clinic goes for a 5,000 car parking monstrosity, and Detroit goes intentionally bankrupt to dump its auto unions and its pensions and move offshore, and ODOT spends a Billion on a new "signature" interstate bridge, and our NEO rail service goes further into the ditch, Europe is on top of high speed train technology. Look at the NYTimes’ story re: French TGV. This is particularly ironic because the USA has the wide open spaces which are most compatible with high speed rail. Yet the USA does inefficient, polluting cars, very fuel inefficient aircraft, but not rail. Think the industry lobby are the reason?! Of course, our federal government does what it is told, and inefficient travel is a money maker for the highway construction lobby and the gas lobby and the auto lobby. Citizens, get in the back seat. No, actually, get in the trunk and close the lid. You aren't relevant. And neither is the atmosphere. ( categories: )
PHOTO OP - A LITTLE MYSTERY TO FIGURE OUTSubmitted by Jeff Buster on Sat, 03/31/2007 - 15:42.
![]() Photography stops time. When time is stopped you can think about it longer. When you think about it longer, you see new things and come up with new thoughts. MRI, xray, and ultrasound photograph our insides so they can be thought about in stop time. What do some of the details in the photo above let us see?
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