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Thursday, November 29, 2007

Corrupted Officials

I found out there is this superintendent at MSDWT. He gets paid $180,000 a year. He gets gas and his car paid for. He gets a new suit every week. It shows how much he cares about education. I bet more officials are like this. This must stop now, but not just with him. It needs to stop everywhere. These corrupted officials should be making middle class wages.

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Wasted

Seems to be a waste of effort if a response is going to be ignored anyway.
That is what I hate. I hate being ignored on the Internet. People can't do anything alone. They must come together and act.



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Tuesday, November 20, 2007

What I get for hard work

I have enjoyed working hard at researching on the internet. But still, I am ignored. I don,t see many comments or traffic on my blog. My wiki does not get traffic either .I have tried to get paid for blogging,but to no avail. I try promoting my sites, but still nothing. Now I am thinking that this is insane. I do it over and over and expect different results. That is the definition of insanity. Some people try other means and I should the same.

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Friday, November 9, 2007

Love Before 2012

All the love and all the longing; it is something everyone wants. I have longed for it , but I have yet to obtain such mutual love. All I have tried has failed in distraught . All that I want will be unsatisfied. Now is the time for me to act; for 2012 is when it ends. With Armageddon, it must not be forgotten.

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Thursday, November 8, 2007

Linux Mint Xfce Install

I was having so many issues with Linux Mint with Gnome, That I decided to install Linux Mint with Xfce. It was such an improvement in speed on my 500 megahertz CPU and 512 RAM stick. I just wish there was Celena Linux Mint with Xfce.I want to upgrade it. Although it is still a long way away before I am satisfied with it. I still need to work on the the Internet, the FTP connection and the sound.

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Sunday, November 4, 2007

Problem solving

"To solve a problem, you must first go to the source.You must then find ways to eliminate the source." Finding the source is not easy. The best way to find the source is to look back at the history of civilizations and what caused them to fall. The 3 most common ways that civilizations fell were: people with power imposed their ways of thought onto others, The people did not band together to solve conflict prior to it's happening and civilizations fell by conquest. Sound similar to what the US is doing? The US has conquest in Iraq, The democrats have all the power and the people are doing nothing about it .They think that they can't do anything , but they actually can.They can stop buying products that support the two big political parties. I know that Apple gives some their earnings to the Democrats. It would make sense that Microsoft gives money to the them and Republicans as well .Those are two companies to stop buying from. Do some research on more companies and stop buying from them .Also stop donating your hard earned money to politicians who will waste it. Once you do that, you should be able to rid ourselves of the current government and solve our problems more effectively. We can solve our problems by using what has been suggested and tried. We can suggest new ideas after that.

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Thursday, November 1, 2007

Greed is good

Greed is good for the economy. It is what drives people to do well at creation and selling of products. To that end people have greed to fuel their own ambitions.
Microsoft greedy copyright laws drives people from the Linux community to make even better software. It gives people options. One thing that Microsoft does is to make their new programs incompatible with previous programs. That way when a customer buys the new program everyone who uses Microsoft programs ends up having to buy the new software just to open files of the new version. The same concept goes along with the hardware and perpetual upgrading. The Linux community profits from Microsoft's greed by letting the customer have access to free software with every operating system in the Linux community. This helps the customer because they do not have to buy pricey software. They only have to pay service fees to get tech support from Linux. That is how they make their money.
The oil companies, OPEC, and politicians are greedy with the supply of oil. While the politicians are living in luxury off of the taxes from the people, the greed that has been generated by them has hurt the economy from prospering. The general population has been gouged by the prices of oil and it has caused them to be unable to live in the style that they have been accustomed to. People have had to cut back on other necessities to help pay for transportation costs.
Insurance companies are also greedy companies. Premiums are too high for the average worker today while all of the insurance companies are earning lots of money from others who can afford it. Premiums are too expensive for entry-level workers and the prices are raised for those who can pay. Everyone should have access to a "general fund" insurance to cover basic health issues.
Since greed has its ups and downs, therefore I can say that greed is ultimately good and can be applied in many areas of life.

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