AMERICAN RECOVERY AND INVESTMENT ACT SUMMARY

Sometimes in bright day light, I notice I can't draw or do graphic works. While white beautiful floods of lights are coming from all directions into the house, I can't look at screen or I can't look at the papers. In such moments, I feel like I can only draw and so on at night.

I rather want to go around and punch holes in all these houses across the USA. I wanna be an expert on making skylight ceiling available to all those dark shady rooms and houses. There'd be a Google software for this so that it guides me about where to put the window for the best effect. I'd become very good at it so rain and so on won't leak in and damage the roof, ceiling and the house and property.

How would I finance this? - maybe by insulating all the walls of all these plywood walls, drywalls without any insulation in them. There are millions and millions of those houses - and by insulating them each unit'd save several hundreds dollar worth of heating and cooling cost every year.

(No I may want to tear down all those houses with empty walls and standing at wrong direction towards sun. )

But how to start such business? I don't know I thought about making DIY kit for insulating empty walls - some machines and materials -

I thought, 'Green' means - each utility companies would finance such simple R&D - and try to find earnest engineers - maybe Dean Kamen - should do this first than anything else - so that 'money' can be saved - and used for more smarter - infra updating purposes.

Even a 0.5% of their revenue would be too much money for this kind of R&D. We just need some softwares - to decide which side of wall insulation would do the msot job etc - vacuum - or pipes - and insulation materials. Punch holes in the wall a bit and send in and suck out - then material could fill the space. There could be other methods.

But trying to create such piece of gadget and method - shouldn't be that costly. It can be done even via online - with some, several 'garage' DIY innovators talking to each other, working via Web.

Financing that really won't cost much. Say Enron scandal. They sure know how they are ripping off - people. In California's inland's summer heat - anyone needs airconditioning. They pocket that money. And if they really are persecuted - fined, penalized and so on -

then if, if there are some people who got remorse about the enitre this energy' thing - spontaneously coming up with this kind of ideas and implementing it with their pocket money. A million a year. That'd be way too plentiful for coming up with such small implementation tool set.

with softwares which tells where the sun is, how the light is hitting walls - directions of your house, apartment - etc - people'd do it and I won't have to do it all.

Then I want to tell Marvin Minsky that we'd better first make coal mining robots. Because we still much depend on coals for our electricity - to power our computers and gadgets and airconditioning - and network systems - and there are actually people working in the underground to get coals dug out. We'd better make AI which moves Coal Mining Robots. First. So that those people are out of such risky profession.

Artificial intelligence is not artificial enough, if it needs some humans are required to do coal mining on the cheap to fuel its need for electricity. If we can't see those people beyond the wall socket our intelligence is way too limited. We sure see them we sure know them. Much of the 'automation' America came up with still requires some other humans stuck with unfavorable stuff. That's not good automation or reliable automation. (Computers - are automation - automatic calculators - used as coding decoding automation machines.)


And then maybe I want solar panels - even smaller ones to at least fuel these laptops and gadgets.

Hours still flow quietly in America, without really cramming together to do what should have been done - long time ago.

I was sitting here at work thinking about my student loan and before I knew it, I was flowcharting the logic of the life of a bank loan. Sure, there may be a few variables and functions left out. I consider this an abbreviated version. You know, kind of like that loan calculator we all had to write back in college with a few things added.

And yeah, I know. Most programmers don't use flowcharts anymore; if anything they use pseudocode. But I don't care. I find them useful. I like to flowchart normal, every day thought processes. I'll share them if I have any more good ones.

I was too lazy to redo it, but I wanted to add a nested if statement in the case he didn't pay yet: if 'nonpayment' is greater than three months, then beat the mark over the head on the phone, amass all his worldly positions as possible, and leave him an empty, quivering, hardly living pile of goo only slightly resembling the man he once was.

Wow, that if statement is a bitch. Imagine being the programer who would have to write that code.

Oh, and one last thing..... Did you happen to notice there' s no function to check a person's credit score? Apparently banks don't check credit any more. Otherwise, we wouldn't be in the supposed "economic troubles" we're in now. We're fine here, but I hear it sucks in New York.

Luckily, this logic isn't used by my bank.