Monthly Archives: August 2015

Graphically Charting Data: The Sitcom Formulation

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Representational data, producing productivity Tactical Strategums and Strategic Tactics, Information Management for Managing information word processings, databases in relationships, spread across the sheets innuendos of euphemisms, from laughing at to laughing with the world of the work life balance of … Continue reading →

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Out of Africa: The Gods Must Be Crazy

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

“Are the Voices in my head bothering you?” The Gods Must be Crazy It was 1980 and we were moving from New Westminster to Chilliwack, British Columbia Canada where there was only 1 movie theatre. So all those movie tickets … Continue reading →

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The Flying Spaghetti Monster is real!

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Boson Higgs is His Noodleyness in His Uncooked State RAmen There is One Religion with a Grain of Evidence

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Miss Universe 2015: Canada eh!

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

A 25-year-old from Alberta’s Enoch Cree Nation has become the first First Nations woman and the first Canadian to win the Mrs. Universe pageant. Ashley Callingbull, whose married name is Burnham, was crowned the winner in Belarus Saturday night. “I’m really overwhelmed right … Continue reading →

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RCMP database on missing persons is overdue, over budget

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

From the North American genocidal occupation of the Americas from North to South – pole to pole aka the western hemisphere The Holocaust That Dare Not Say It’s Name: The New World Edition Canada: Aboriginal Inquiry or actual action? PM Harper is … Continue reading →

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Re-Imaging Presley Pictures: From Camp to Creepy

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

I came across a post that posited Elvis as a symbol of social sexism – The Beatles were named too – but it was the “in every Elvis movie” that tripped my pedantic statistical tendencies. https://mariflies.wordpress.com/2015/08/28/our-parents-generation-was-perfectly-fine-with-domestic-violence-why-cant-we-be/ which I re-blogged Our … Continue reading →

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Mad Scientists: “Save the Worlders” to SuperVillians

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Most scientists are about the theory, not so much the practical applications; hypothetically speaking of course — as I am not a scientist. Only an amateur hobbyist with some university and continuously self directed adult education. The Mad Scientists: ranging … Continue reading →

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Super Folklore: The World of Weres

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Sabine Baring–Gould’s 1865 “book on werewolves” remains the definitive work on the European Werewolves. It includes collected townie tales an transcripts of actual trials. It was a lesser known aspect of the various European Witch Hunts and an era where … Continue reading →

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Undead Ranks: Zombies

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Mass Entertainment reflects and refracts the masses into the various niche markets. Tapping into the zeitgeist is as easy as exposing primal fears – death, suffering and gore. Zombies are the midway between a Ghost and a Vampire, more exposed … Continue reading →

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American professors threaten grades of students who don’t conform to the Official Class Ideology

Posted on August 31, 2015 by dykewriter

Orwellian to reduce the phrases allowed to describe and express Nuro Lingistist Programmibn babble to let people think that saying one way makes it so people need to expect to be exposed to different frameworks of thought and not assume … Continue reading →

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