The age-old adage First Do No Harm should be the tempering goal of not only medicine, but government and industry, especially when they team up to deploy new technologies, set policies and serve the people.
This blog exists to reveal and analyze areas in which these powerful groups are failing to "first do no harm."
This blog exists to reveal and analyze areas in which these powerful groups are failing to "first do no harm."
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Smart Cartoon: this App protects you from cell phone health risks 100%
Clay Bennett, cartoonist at Chatanooga Times Free Press in two frames shows us THE App we can use to protect us from cell phone health risks no fail.
Come on, guess the App. No peeking...
Give up?
Okay, then, here it is. (search the term "cartoons" at this site for more)
Come on, guess the App. No peeking...
Give up?
Okay, then, here it is. (search the term "cartoons" at this site for more)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Smart Meter Cartoons are all the RAGE
How about some comic relief in the smart meter battles?
Check these out:
Innovative smart meter use for utility execs
Smart meter stare down
Poor, lonely smart meters
Smart meter zombie
Another use for smart meters
Microwave Nation is a series of cartoons at Pixton relating to smart meters and wireless.
And I leave you with a poem that may give you some fresh ideas about what you could do with your smart meter. The exercise was to write a poem using these five words:
inevitable
flypaper
pretzel
pillow
Chevrolet
and take you to the range for target practice.
I’ll twist your smoking innards into pretzels
and hold you under a pillow to suffocate your last spark.
Stuffing you in a black trash bag, I’ll dump you in the trunk
of my ’69 Chevy and gun it to the nearest cliff.
Poking the shiny chrome nose over the teetering edge,
I’ll scramble out, and push, sending you down,
down to the jagged, foam-covered rocks below.
Even if they find the banged up wreck,
they’ll never ID your smashed remains.
Check these out:
Innovative smart meter use for utility execs
Smart meter stare down
Poor, lonely smart meters
Smart meter zombie
Another use for smart meters
Microwave Nation is a series of cartoons at Pixton relating to smart meters and wireless.
Microwave Nation: Utility Man
Microwave Nation: Sick from Meter
Microwave Nation: Unite to Fight Smart Meters!
And I leave you with a poem that may give you some fresh ideas about what you could do with your smart meter. The exercise was to write a poem using these five words:
inevitable
flypaper
pretzel
pillow
Chevrolet
Ode to the toxic “smart meter"
(the utility refuses to remove)
Your demise is inevitable.
Someday, I’ll stick you to
flypaper and take you to the range for target practice.
I’ll twist your smoking innards into pretzels
and hold you under a pillow to suffocate your last spark.
Stuffing you in a black trash bag, I’ll dump you in the trunk
of my ’69 Chevy and gun it to the nearest cliff.
Poking the shiny chrome nose over the teetering edge,
I’ll scramble out, and push, sending you down,
down to the jagged, foam-covered rocks below.
Even if they find the banged up wreck,
they’ll never ID your smashed remains.
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Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Smart Cartoon: this App protects you from cell phone health risks 100%
Clay Bennett, cartoonist at Chatanooga Times Free Press in two frames shows us THE App we can use to protect us from cell phone health risks no fail.
Come on, guess the App. No peeking...
Give up?
Okay, then, here it is. (search the term "cartoons" at this site for more)
Come on, guess the App. No peeking...
Give up?
Okay, then, here it is. (search the term "cartoons" at this site for more)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Smart Meter Cartoons are all the RAGE
How about some comic relief in the smart meter battles?
Check these out:
Innovative smart meter use for utility execs
Smart meter stare down
Poor, lonely smart meters
Smart meter zombie
Another use for smart meters
Microwave Nation is a series of cartoons at Pixton relating to smart meters and wireless.
And I leave you with a poem that may give you some fresh ideas about what you could do with your smart meter. The exercise was to write a poem using these five words:
inevitable
flypaper
pretzel
pillow
Chevrolet
and take you to the range for target practice.
I’ll twist your smoking innards into pretzels
and hold you under a pillow to suffocate your last spark.
Stuffing you in a black trash bag, I’ll dump you in the trunk
of my ’69 Chevy and gun it to the nearest cliff.
Poking the shiny chrome nose over the teetering edge,
I’ll scramble out, and push, sending you down,
down to the jagged, foam-covered rocks below.
Even if they find the banged up wreck,
they’ll never ID your smashed remains.
Check these out:
Innovative smart meter use for utility execs
Smart meter stare down
Poor, lonely smart meters
Smart meter zombie
Another use for smart meters
Microwave Nation is a series of cartoons at Pixton relating to smart meters and wireless.
Microwave Nation: Utility Man
Microwave Nation: Sick from Meter
Microwave Nation: Unite to Fight Smart Meters!
And I leave you with a poem that may give you some fresh ideas about what you could do with your smart meter. The exercise was to write a poem using these five words:
inevitable
flypaper
pretzel
pillow
Chevrolet
Ode to the toxic “smart meter"
(the utility refuses to remove)
Your demise is inevitable.
Someday, I’ll stick you to
flypaper and take you to the range for target practice.
I’ll twist your smoking innards into pretzels
and hold you under a pillow to suffocate your last spark.
Stuffing you in a black trash bag, I’ll dump you in the trunk
of my ’69 Chevy and gun it to the nearest cliff.
Poking the shiny chrome nose over the teetering edge,
I’ll scramble out, and push, sending you down,
down to the jagged, foam-covered rocks below.
Even if they find the banged up wreck,
they’ll never ID your smashed remains.
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