Showing posts with label Flash of Genius. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flash of Genius. Show all posts
Friday, April 26, 2013
Treasure in Santa Fe New Mexico
Nobody has said that they have found the Fenn Treasure in New Mexico so I guess there's still time for me to formulate a theory about where it is and go look for it. I just might be right. What have I got to lose? This is NOT breaking news so don't get excited.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Privacy

From a news story on the net: I had not heard about this wild idea: "PORTLAND, Ore. – Oregon is among a growing number of states exploring ways to tax drivers based on the number of miles they drive instead of how much gas they use, even going so far as to install GPS monitoring devices in 300 vehicles. The idea first emerged nearly 10 years ago as Oregon lawmakers worried that fuel-efficient cars such as gas-electric hybrids could pose a threat to road upkeep, which is paid for largely with gasoline taxes." Raising gas taxes is just too simple a way out of this dilemma. Everyone knows that cars cause most of the world's pollution. The real reason behind this lame idea must be to reduce the number of cars. Maybe soon, we'll hear someone say that people over a certain age shouldn't drive at all. The words "monitoring devices" scares the unholy sweat out of me.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Hemlines again

Again, I must say I told you so. I'm no guru when it comes to investing but you just have to know that when prices are low, that's the time to buy. The following is a quote from an investment advisory but I forget which one: "The stock market is presenting you with one of the great buying opportunities of your lifetime – perhaps the greatest. Stop trying to pick the bottom." That's what 41-year market veteran Steve Leuthold, of the Leuthold Group, just told his clients. "The most difficult decision is not what to buy," he says. "Just buy!" Leuthold is one of our favorites, primarily because he doesn't follow the crowd... even when it's to the detriment of his own business. For example, for much of the last decade, he's been bearish on stocks. Clients don't line up to give you money when you're bearish. But Steve launched the Leuthold Grizzly Fund in June 2000, near the top of the stock market bubble. The Grizzly Fund is up nearly 80% this year. He was right to be bearish this decade. As he told his clients, stocks lost as much over the last 10 years as they did from 1929 to 1939, which was "the worst 10-year performance in U.S. stock market history. " Also, if you must be certain, observe hemlines - they're not coming down so that means the stock market is gearing up for a spectacular rise. Need I say more???
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Bear Stearns,
Flash of Genius,
hemlines,
Investments,
Stock Market,
stocks,
Target
Friday, October 24, 2008
Stealing an idea
Flash of Genius is a new movie which depicts an injustice which is not unheard of. Big people are always trying to steal ideas and inventions from little people. Sometimes they succeed. Almost always they succeed. Little people have no weapons with which to fight the unfairness of large and powerful businesses or corporations. As a matter of fact, I have a friend that suffered the same fate as the guy in the movie. His name is Hans Rosenfeld.
Do you remember the movie "Robots?" It's a very nice movie. It was a hit, especially with children. It made a lot of money for Hollywood. The big thing is that there is something very sinister about Robots. Very sinister. Why? BECAUSE IT WAS STOLEN. If you saw Flash of Genius, about the guy who invented the intermittent windshield wiper, you know how easily that can happen. Robots was stolen. Just like that. History is full of fortunes that have been made on the backs of others - others who never received a dime for their inventions or intellectual property. Hans Rosenfeld is one such artist. 20th Century Fox stole his script for the movie Robots. Please help me correct this unjustice. We just might make history.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Robots

Do you remember the movie "Robots?" It's a very nice movie. It was a hit, especially with children. It made a lot of money for Hollywood. The big thing is that there is something very sinister about Robots. Very sinister. Why? BECAUSE IT WAS STOLEN. If you saw Flash of Genius, you know how easily that can happen. Robots was stolen from a friend of mine. Just like that. I'll tell you about it in my next blog.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Flash of Genius
Flash of Genius is a new movie coming out soon, maybe today in fact. It doesn't matter. What does matter is that the movie depicts a situation which is not unheard of. Big people are always trying to steal ideas and inventions from little people. Sometimes they succeed. Almost always they succeed. Little people have no weapons with which to fight the unfairness of large and powerful businesses or corporations. As a matter of fact, I have a friend that suffered the same fate as the guy in the movie. His name is Hans. I will tell you about him in my next blog. It's getting late.
Labels:
copyrights,
Flash of Genius,
Ford,
ideas,
inventions,
movies,
patents,
stealing
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