Scratches to Sketches
Monday 18 March 2013
What is needed in Ontario is a safe residential area for those who suffer from EMF / RF microwaves
No not too far away from people!
Being next to a Provincial Park an EMF free zone in Port Franks would not only be prudent but help protect the birthing process of natural life (including humans, who are yet to understand the associations between advanced media technology and damage to birth .... Something you would think the churches would say more about ... Go to church in some cities and have your DNA scrambled?)
Pathetic protest to reverse an irreversible decision by otherwise thoughtful people!
Who cares? Who watches over our residential areas and forests? Apparently, the numbers are so small as to be very worrying for the future of Ontario as a diverse habitat!
The new threat you can see, but very few understand or foresee the liabilities and the consequences and least of all Minister Paradis in his comfortable Ottawa office!
Freezing cold wind from the North!
Can you see my eagle with its enormous wingspan?
Crows were annoyed that this big bird just swooped down and just grabbed a fish from the cold waters of the Provincial park here at the Pinery near Port Franks, Ontario! Picking away on a branch with a largish crow wanting to be rid of this intruder. Yes, and so it seems the silent majority of human beings that permit such intrusion into parklands.
Problem for the future of these creatures are the new sophisticated cell towers near the park that may result in few eggs and hatchlings, certainly over the long period! Not sophisticated enough in foresight nor technology when Bell Canada wants their cake and to eat it too! Who said the media cared for our natural world?
We see deterioration of the habitat of wild creatures, but we don't foresee what hurts them the most, which is really what is needed to help them thrive. It is we who are ignorant of the hidden necessities for sustainable and diverse habitats.
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You see some pretty sophisticated expensive looking equipment on the new new new Port Franks tower. What you don't see is the resident eagle being chased by angry crows. The big issue is that the tower sits proximate to residences and rare natural life.
Yes! In my view both human and natural life will die prematurely because of the cell tower's beacon silently and invisibly emitting radiation that gives no rest to life. When we see the long term effects, which will be like three D erosion of growth or the effect of steady ultra violet light on the colour of our carpets in sun light, we will begin to see why we die prematurely. Forget all the omega 3 diets, the technologists have discovered how to offset that with constant radiation eating away at our genetic material from the inside. Our leaves generate more slowly, our tadpoles struggle more to just be born, our rare species just disappear quietly and silently as if they never existed.
Ontario residents hardly notice how much the natural growth of their once beautiful world has eroded over the past fifty years. Who cares? Who is watching?
I think we are not very smart at all, which means for me that we use technology to soften our perceptions of how rapidly we are destroying the many wonderful landscapes and habitats of creatures we scarcely ever notice!
Bye, bye Ontario! You were so beautiful, but less and less.....
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I've graduated away from cell phones almost totally. My iPhone sits unused! For me the iPad is king! Horses for courses!
Someone at NBC Is Embarrassed By Jay Leno's Latest Jokes
Talk of giving Jay an early push surfaced again because of his recent pointed jokes concerning NBC's rating performance etc.
Leno is Leno not Leno controlled by stifling NBC oversight. That's the way we baby boom viewers like it!
Leno has always had my respect because he was not afraid to crack jokes about his bosses. Wouldn't most people like to do that and about their own bosses.
So maybe this is an individual performance issue and Leno struck a nerve. NBC could do better, but its hard to see how the tonight show could be improved.
Personally, I really would not watch Fallon if he were moved to an earlier time to replace Leno. Would not be the first time NBC made a big mistake.
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