Unincorporated Minds

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The internet worm Conficker is set to act up today. If you have computer issues, please call/text me at 937-554-1841. I am inexpensive compared to the Geek Squad!

I also have been brainstorming for ideas on what to do with left over wine bottles. I figured I can turn them into lights, vases, , candle holders, painted art, oil lamps, and planters. Any other ideas? I especially like ideas where I dont have to modify the bottle (except remove the label).

I had some rentals I watched while I was sick. In the Electric Mist, it was good. War, Inc; a John Cusack film, kinda a comedy about the mid-east war. Its good, but wierd. I also saw the Other Boleyn Girl. It was good. I expect some nudity and was highly disappointed in that department.

I also watched this documentary galled Into the Tsangpo River. Or something like that. It was about these 7 kayakers that ran the Tsangpo river for the first time. OMG as a kayaker, I was amazed at the water they ran. OH, I also watched this other documentary called The Times of Harvey Milk. It was about the first Gay District leader of San Francisco. It was really really good. If you dont know anything about that guy or even if you know a little, I recommend watching it.

Going to work. Text me at 937-554-1841 to keep in touch. You know you want too!

I fell asleep early, so I am up early. Text me if you are bored. 937-554-1841

This is kinda an extension of the pro-farmer rant I just posted. Someone
sent me a story about the chicken "death camp" KFC uses to raise and
slaughter its chickens. KFC processes (according to the protesting web
site) 850 million chickens a year. Anyone have any idea how many freaking
chickens that really is? Wrap your mind around that number, 850 million.
That's like 1 chicken for every Catholic in the world. It's kinda funny
that there are also 850 million people who go hungry every year. Guess there
isn't a KFC near by.

Anyway, so this story was complaing about how none of these chickens have
any dignity before they are killed and eaten. I am curious how much all
this complaining winds up costing the consumer in the end. If its anything
like the auto industry, it costs the consumer alot. It costs like $2000
bucks to produce a car, so why do cars cost so much. Litigation, insurance,
government safety standards. So the question I pose is, how much extra does
chicken diginity wind up costing us?

<img src="http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/0108/fig9.gif">Material &
labor costs fo a few cars.