Be pro-social
1. Anti-abortion is pro-fascism 2. I’m not a jackass or a moron//I’m a tourist! (window decal, so it can be removed) 3. “War” on drugs is fascist 4. Stay back 1 car length per 10mph//High speed? Stay back at least 1 semi-trailer length 5. Slower traffic keep right (with arrow pointing right) // faster traffic … Read more
Monday, January 05, 2009 1:53 AM Try to make a website/journal/document collection with all of my knowledge. Arrange it so I can find the connections and missing pieces. This is about my search for certainty. I need certainty and it is driving me to attempt to understand “reality” as well as I possibly can. A … Read more
Creating a dynamic webpage requires that the individual components be dynamic. Resizing PDF, Flash, iframe, embedded objects, and other items can often be difficult. This following method only uses HTML and style sheets.
Have a wiki-enabled file format to supplement existing videos (movies, TV, news, and more) with annotations and hyperlinks to publicly available sources. Auto-update 1. Optional 2. Versioning 3. Decentralized repository 4. Subdivide the files based on categories, languages, and other things? Classes of annotations 1. Examples: trivia, historical references, references to other characters (like a … Read more
I point out to my dad that he has a significant financial interest in my recovery.
In response to my dad, Dan Hogan, asking me what help I needed, I explained the bare minimum of my needs to survive. His reply is one sentence long and does not respond to anything I wrote. In fact, he has not yet explicitly made an offer to help me.
A simple way to almost always have an umbrella when you need one, and an excellent way for umbrella manufacturers to increase sales and profits.
My dad, Dan Hogan, reads my website all the time, but he still sent me an email asking what help I needed. I explained to him the bare minimum help that I need.
A good friend said, “I’m interested in hearing about your future plans.” I explain some of my desires for the future.
