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 5 Apr 2013 @ 15:37
value of the Static anthroposphere 2013 :
1. 100,000 bc/bce = $1 million.
2. 10 ad/ce = $500 million.
3. 1900 ad/ce = $1 trillion.
4. 1978 ad/ce = $580 trillion.
5. 2012 ad/ce = $400 trillion. (depreciation due to over population, environmental deficit and climate warming).
Ref 1.= WWW 2013.
ref. 2. 1 troy ounce fine silver = $30.25. @ 2012.
Ref. 3 = global mean temp. = 14.8' Celsius @ 2012. Earth.
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30 Mar 2013 @ 20:00
re: global finances 2013
well while it is like a quasi demonetization it is also like a reconciliation statement between the gov and the banks and the banks and their clients....so everyone is taking a bit of a hit to bring the books into balance and concurrence, from the inflated real estate bubble of the last 40 years which allowed house prices in the west to go from $30,000 to $300000 and real wages to only go from $3/hr to $10/hr.... which created an air bubble or paper and number inflation of real value discrepancy and ability to finance to term, in the system that didn't exist in real property or qualities. or hard numbers or actual energy....somewhat compounded by the introduction of internet commerce on a insecure platform that wasn't designed for commerce in the first place but as a decentralized communication hub against cold war military targeting leading to 2 global economic contraction within 4 years, since 2007.
good news is we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel....
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23 Mar 2013 @ 22:27
Happy Earth Hour Day folks
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This speech was delivered by Leo Burnett at a meeting of the entire Chicago Burnett office on December 1, 1967.
'When to take my name off the door'
"Somewhere along the line, after I’m finally off the premises, you – or your successors – may want to take my name off the premises, too.
You may want to call yourselves " Twain, Rogers, Sawyer and Finn, Inc."….. or "Ajax Advertising" or something.
That will certainly be OK with me – if it’s good for you.
But let me tell you when I might demand that you take my name off the door.
That will be the day when you spend more time trying to make money and less time making advertising – our kind of advertising.
When you forget that the sheer fun of ad making and the lift you get out of it – the creative climate of the place – should be as important as money to the very special breed of writers and artists and business professionals who compose this company of ours – and make it tick.
When you lose that restless feeling that nothing you do is ever quite good enough.
When you lose your itch to the job well for it’s sake – regardless of the client, or money, or the effort it takes.
When you lose your passion for thoroughness…you hatred of loose ends.
When you stop reaching the manner, the overtones, the marriage of words and pictures that produce the fresh, the memorable and the believable effect.
When you stop rededicating yourselves every day to the idea that better advertising is what the Leo Burnett Company is about.
When you are no longer what Thoreau called "a corporation with a conscience" – which means to me, a corporation of conscientious men and women.
When you begin to compromise your integrity – which has always been the heart’s blood – the very guts of this agency.
When you stoop to convenient expediency and rationalize yourselves into acts of opportunism – for the sake of a fast buck.
When you show the slightest sign of crudeness, inappropriateness or smart –aleckness – and you lose that subtle sense of the fitness of things.
When your main interest becomes a matter of size just to be big – rather that good, hard, wonderful work.
When your outlook narrows down to the number of windows – from zero to five – in the walls of your office.
When you lose your humility and become big-short wisenheimers…. a little bit too big for your boots.
When the apples come down to being just apples for eating (or for polishing) – no longer part of our tone or personality.
When you disprove of something, and start tearing the hell out of the man who did it rather than the work itself.
When you stop building on strong and vital ideas, and start a routine production line.
When you start believing that, in the interest of efficiency, a creative spirit and the urge to create can be delegated and administrated, and forget that they can only be nurtured, stimulated, and inspired.
When you start giving lip service to this being a "creative agency" and stop really being one.
Finally, when you lose your respect for the lonely man – the man at his typewriter or his drawing board or behind his camera or just scribbling notes with one of our big pencils – or working all night on a media plan. When you forget that the lonely man – and thank God for him – has made the agency we now have – possible. When you forget he’s the man who, because he is reaching harder, sometimes actually gets hold of for a moment – one of those hot, unreachable stars.
THAT, boys and girls, is when I shall insist you take my name off the door. And by golly, it will be taken off the door. Even if I have to materialize long enough some night to rub it out myself – on every one of our floors. And before I DE-materialize again, I will paint out that star-reaching symbol too. And burn all the stationary. Perhaps tear up a few ads in passing.
And throw every god-damned apple down the elevator shafts.
You just won’t know the place, the next morning. You’ll have to find another name."
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13 Feb 2013 @ 23:13
THE VISITATION Feb 2013
A poem marking the 1/100 year visitation of the near miss asteroid 2012 DA 14
Like a shot... in the dark... of the heavens...
Fells a Pope... Arab spring... Occupy...
Yet to small... to be seen... from my window...
NASA gives it... to our TV eye.
Idle no more... on your navel...
To rocks... floating round... in the airs....
They're just some grand clock... set into motion....
By a God... who is to busy... to care.
Once in a life, heaven whispers, Once in a life, heaven shines.
Hello... little rock... Yes we read you...
Hello... little rock... please be kind...
You know rocks well who live in rock houses...
Shouldn't mess with each others diamond minds.
Once in a life, heaven whispers, Once in a life, heaven shines.
Twice in a life Heaven mumbles, Out something so simple sublime.
Peace on Earth, ...... Good will to humans!
David Ed Camelot
Red Deer AB CA (c) 2013 CANADA More >
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8 Feb 2013 @ 13:12
renewablelution = create evolve renew
earth 2013
natures hand company
renewable anthroposphere
united anthroposphere
synthesisism
sphereopedia
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An introduction to the science and art of perception management.
The phrase "perception management" is filtering into common use as a synonym for "persuasion." Public relations firms now offer "perception management" as one of their services. Similarly, public officials who are being accused of shading the truth are now frequently charged with engaging in "perception management" when disseminating information to media or to the general public.
Although perception management operations are typically carried out within the international arena between governments, and between governments and citizens, use of perception management techniques have become part of mainstream information management systems in many ways that do not concern military campaigns or government relations with citizenry. Businesses may even contract with other businesses to conduct perception management for them, or they may conduct it in-house with their public relations staff.
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Perception management is a term originated by the U. S. military. The U. S. Department of Defense (DOD) gives this definition:
Actions to convey and/or deny selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions, motives, and objective reasoning as well as to intelligence systems and leaders at all levels to influence official estimates, ultimately resulting in foreign behaviors and official actions favorable to the originator's objectives. In various ways, perception management combines truth projection, operations security, cover and deception, and psychological operations.
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