CLEAN AND DISINFECT WITH WATER - NO CHEMICALS OR RESIDUE. THIS IS FOR REAL

We know it’s bad news for the environment (and our health) to use
cleaning products that contain nasty chemicals, but until now, there
have not been a lot of viable alternatives. Enter the Activeion
ionator – it’s a cleaning product that transforms humble tap water
into a super-powered, germ-destroying, dirt-removing dynamo – with
absolutely no chemicals. That’s good news for your family, your pets
and the environment.

How does a unit use plain tap water and create a powerful cleaning
agent? It converts tap water into ionized water. Ionized water is a
powerful cleaning product that has been used for a long time in
four-star restaurants, food processing plants, and large hotels. The
ionater products have simply been scaled down for domestic and
semi-industrial use. They use a water cell to apply a slight
electrical charge to tap water. The charged water then passes through
an ion exchange membrane which creates an oxygen-rich mix of positive
and negative nano-bubbles. That ionized water is capable of attracting
dirt and bacteria and when sprayed carries a low-level electric field
to the surface where the germs may be living. The manufacturer says
this low-level electric field ruptures and kills germs which can then
be easily wiped away – without leaving any chemical residue.

Random Thoughts on WALLSTREET

TOO DAMN BIG TO FAIL/SUCCEED

When the bank bailouts began and everyone was worried that if they failed the world would come to an end, a lone economics professor said in an interview that this idea was nonsense. If they were allowed to fail other business interests would gobble up their various parts at bargain rates, thereby keeping the businesses afloat and downsizing the ‘too big to fail’ at the same time. There could be many other ways that the government could help restore confidence to the market besides paying off the vicious, greedy assholes who made their fortune by destroying ours.

BANK REFORM EXCERPT FROM PAUL KRUGMAN IN NEW YORK TIMES

The main moral you should draw from the charges against Goldman,
though, doesn’t involve the fine print of reform; it involves the
urgent need to change Wall Street. Listening to financial-industry
lobbyists and the Republican politicians who have been huddling with
them, you’d think that everything will be fine as long as the federal
government promises not to do any more bailouts. But that’s totally
wrong — and not just because no such promise would be credible.
For the fact is that much of the financial industry has become a
racket — a game in which a handful of people are lavishly paid to
mislead and exploit consumers and investors. And if we don’t lower the
boom on these practices, the racket will just go on.

RIAA & MPAA want all the rights in the World they don't already have.

"The joint comment filed by the Motion Picture Ass of America (MPAA)
and the Recording Industry Ass. of America (RIAA) requests
anti-infringement software on all home computers, pervasive copyright
filtering, border searches, forced US intellectual property policies
on foreign nations and a joint departmental agency to combat infringementduring major releases."

The MPAA would also like to have its rent paid a bit by Congress!