Sys Nica: Depopulation

Sys Nica: Depopulation:  I asked a simple question on Quora about depopulation and I received some sarcastic answers. Everything that has labeled "conspiracy ...

Depopulation

 I asked a simple question on Quora about depopulation and I received some sarcastic answers. Everything that has labeled "conspiracy theorie" doesn't necessarily prove that a thing, object or movement doesn't exist.

 Never allow yourself to be bullied into a belief.

I asked this question on "Quora"

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Sys Nica: Sys Nica: Amazon Delivery Drones

Sys Nica: Sys Nica: Amazon Delivery Drones: Sys Nica: Amazon Delivery Drones :  I apologize about the lapse in posts but I took some much needed  "me time". With the advent...

Depopulation?

 I'm a chef and when I thought I had seen it all concerning American horrible eating habits, KFC "seems" to have come out with a sandwich designed to kill you!

Sys Nica: Amazon Delivery Drones

Sys Nica: Amazon Delivery Drones:  I apologize about the lapse in posts but I took some much needed  "me time". With the advent of "Amazon delivery drones&q...

Amazon Delivery Drones

 I apologize about the lapse in posts but I took some much needed  "me time".

With the advent of "Amazon delivery drones", I can only think that as these are developed and over time, drones that can carry heavy packages prices will drop. They will drop to an affordable price for everyday citizens worldwide.

The question becomes: What will extremists be delivering?

Campaigns, Web Design, SEO and Advertising

 I'm not in the position to blog as much as I use to yet running campaigns, web design, SEO and advertising continue as always. *The "how to's" of completing these tasks for yourself are in this blog.

If you don't have a craptop or desktop I'll continue providing my services. My 3 email accounts are full 24/7 so if your needs are to be separated from all the other mail, contact me "here".

What Do You Think Is the Most Important Problem Facing This Country Today? NY Times

*I'm not a democrat or republican, I'm a very happy "nothing", thanks.

By GREGOR AISCH and ALICIA PARLAPIANO FEB. 27, 2017

Since the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Gallup polling organization has asked Americans an open-ended question: “What do you think is the most important problem facing this country today?”

As Donald J. Trump prepares for his first major address to the nation on Tuesday, he has a unique set of issues to tackle. But there is not one singular issue that is dominating the American consciousness.

 Learn more about how the NY Times views our present situation at this link: The NY Times

Navigating for newcomers to SysNica

 You will find the navigation menu to your right.

Do you really want to earn money?

 Out of the 80,000 or so visitors to this blog I have to imagine that "some" are serious about making money. I'm not offering a "get rich quick" scheme, for that you need to play Lotto. What I do offer is great pay plus commission.

First off, can you follow directions? Let's see, if you are serious you can contact me via my website here.

Time marches on

Items for sale or trade.

The Toys for Sale, the Toy Box

My Online Store Preview

 What's going to happen with the states is already written, I figured it's time to open an online store that I can manage from where ever I may land.

Preview

My Toy Box

 I'll create a price list and brochure soon enough, as usual, I'm in no hurry.

Where have I been?

 I've been right here continuing my education, my philosophical studies along with my observations of our current global climate. (Not weather but politics, the economy and the global social aspects)

 I have been running "self help" blogs since 01' and when my viewers fail to contribute with ideas, their local news events or funding I simply shut down.

 Why should I continue to help those that won't invest in their own future or their family's future?

*For all practical purposes my life is set.

I miss you mom

Happy Holidays

 I haven't forgotten this blog but no one wanted to contribute. Sorry, but I had to fire up my other blog where people contribute to the sharing of information.

Hillary cancelled her security clearance

 Her and Bill should have never had clearances in the first place!

So you think you know yourself

 The individuals that come to my blog on a regular basis probably all ready have in mind what I'm about to say.

 Life can't be found in yesterday or tomorrow, there is but "now". Look at any watch or clock and watch the second hand or seconds. Are you ready? Here comes your mark, "Now"!
 In that brief 1/000000000000000 of a second, you may have "known" now but for the rest of us less astute, the future became too small a time segment to remember.

 I can only imagine that you're stuck and fu$!ed like the rest of us.

Now I have a clue

 In my years of growing, I could never see what my mother saw when she described her fear of the life I chose. Yes, I was the wild child, if you can name it I probably did it.
She once told me that every time the phone wrang when I was out she thought it was the hospital or the morgue. 

 Now my puppy has an immune system deficiency and although this analogy pales in comparison, it's all that I have 
 Trust me when I say, "My puppy's medications outweighs my own".

 I'm going through hell in a controlled way yet I can't see in any way how my mom had that luxury.

 I no longer pray since my mom has moved onto the next life but once again, I apologize mom.

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I gave myself a dose much needed R & R

 I began here >.

 ..and then >

....ended right here with this guy, chuckles...

  Now I'll do what I always do, sit back with a little smile and wonder would these 3 men get along?

Just one look at the news

 *Is it the news or how its spun? I can't view it except in little increments, it's depressing.

Always On

I love my chef job and my co-workers but

 I speak nicely and do the "light" chit-chat thingy at Chart House but I do Not fraternize. I found out something that I didn't want to know, every one of them is in some kind of strapping debt.
 If there was a devil, debt is it! I ate cheese sandwiches to pay off student loans and have a credit card I never use.
 I was under the impression that debt was the first thing you got rid of after college and when you married (Didn't work for me) was to have a combined effort to pay off such debts. I'm a fucking dinosaur!

 I'm going to do myself a favor, find a dark haired slim intelligent partner, skip out of America and not look back. The status quo mentality here is insane.

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 I have my reasons for not continuing this post but you can still read it here.

Researchers at CERN break “The Speed of Light”

Scientists said on Thursday they recorded particles travelling faster than light - a finding that could overturn one of Einstein's fundamental laws of the universe. Antonio Ereditato, spokesman for the international group of researchers, saidthat measurements taken over three years showed neutrinos pumped from CERN near Geneva to Gran Sasso in Italy had arrived 60 nanoseconds quicker than light would have done.

“We have high confidence in our results. We have checked and rechecked for anything that could have distorted our measurements but we found nothing," he said. "We now want colleagues to check them independently.”

If confirmed, the discovery would undermine Albert Einstein's 1905 theory of special relativity, which says that the speed of light is a "cosmic constant" and that nothing in the universe can travel faster. That assertion, which has withstood over a century of testing, is one of the key elements of the so-called Standard Model of physics, which attempts to describe the way the universe and everything in it works. The totally unexpected finding emerged from research by a physicists working on an experiment dubbed OPERA run jointly by the CERN particle research center near Geneva and the Gran Sasso Laboratory in central Italy.

A total of 15,000 beams of neutrinos - tiny particles that pervade the cosmos - were fired over a period of three years from CERN towards Gran Sasso 730 (500 miles) km away, where they were picked up by giant detectors. Light would have covered the distance in around 2.4 thousandths of a second, but the neutrinos took 60 nanoseconds - or 60 billionths of a second - less than light beams would have taken.

“It is a tiny difference,” said Ereditato, who also works at Berne University in Switzerland, “but conceptually it is incredibly important. The finding is so startling that, for the moment, everybody should be very prudent.”

Ereditato declined to speculate on what it might mean if other physicists, who will be officially informed of the discovery at a meeting in CERN on Friday, found that OPERA's measurements were correct.

“I just don't want to think of the implications,” he said. “We are scientists and work with what we know.”

Much science-fiction literature is based on the idea that, if the light-speed barrier can be overcome, time travel might theoretically become possible. The existence of the neutrino, an elementary sub-atomic particle with a tiny amount of mass created in radioactive decay or in nuclear reactions such as those in the Sun, was first confirmed in 1934, but it still mystifies researchers.

It can pass through most matter undetected, even over long distances, and without being affected. Millions pass through the human body every day, scientists say. To reach Gran Sasso, the neutrinos pushed out from a special installation at CERN - also home to the Large Hadron Collider probing the origins of the universe - have to pass through water, air and rock.

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And I let him have it!

 I'm not mean (Maybe I am) and I never begin discussions with strangers outside of Good morning" or the like.
 I'm getting meat out of my freezer on the back of the boat for breakfast when a "man" that lives with his "mom" approaches me with a religious introduction.
It's generally the same with every approach in my life, "Are you prepared for the second coming of the Lord "brother"? (The "brother" crap pisses me off to no end, I'm no one's brother!)

 I'm good if the Lord comes back or doesn't, I could care less. Don't you live with your mom? "Yes". Where did you go to college? "I didn't" With your articulation of the English language I almost thought you were speaking Spanish. So...you live with your mom, you're over 40 I can tell, do you have kids? "Yes". Where are they? "With there mother"S" Do you work? "I'm looking".

 So let me get this straight, you're an unemployed "piece of work' living with your mom and have children that you do not support, speaking of the second coming of the Lord because someone "told" you what to say and your mental midget ass decided to approach me? Might I also suggest that before you save the world, try saving your mom from feeding and housing a grown assed man? This is a gated community and soliciting is prohibited but as long as you have the book, breaking the rules is ok huh?

Since you began this word exchange by questioning my preparedness for a fictional prophecy, allow me to ask you a real question, "Are you prepared for me to come off the back of this boat and deal with you for disrespecting me before breakfast with your bullshit"?

 The next time you approach someone, ask them do they have time to "waste" before you begin your spiel, jackass.

Data Privacy

 If your media device is connected to the internet, data privacy doesn't exist. If you wish to have data privacy, buy a notebook, create a code and place the book on a shelf. Make sure to scribble and make horrible pictures to suggest it's a child's book.

Record High Number Of STD Infections In U.S., As Prevention Funding Declines

For the fourth year in a row, federal health officials report that there has been a sharp increase in sexually transmitted diseases in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tallied nearly 2.3 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis in 2017 — an increase of 200,000 cases over the previous year, and a record high.

Chlamydia, a bacterial infection, remained the most common sexually transmitted disease, with more than 1.7 million reported cases. But health officials are concerned that gonorrhea cases increased a startling 67 percent between 2013 and 2017, and syphilis climbed even faster — 76 percent over those four years.

After many years of success in controlling sexually transmitted diseases, "We've been sliding backwards," says Dr. Gail Bolan, director of the CDC's Division of STD Prevention. She spoke at a news conference in Washington Tuesday.

"The U.S. continues to have the highest STD rates in the industrialized world," says David Harvey, executive director of the National Coalition of STD Directors, "and it preys on the most vulnerable among us."

"Here's a quote for members of the media," Harvey said at the press conference. "Ready? It is time that President Trump and Secretary [of Health and Human Services Alex] Azar declare STDs in America a public health crisis."

Harvey argues the root of the problem is that federal funding to prevent and control sexually transmitted diseases has dropped by roughly 40 percent in the past 15 years, which has choked off state and local programs. He called on Congress to appropriate $70 million immediately to address the crisis.

"We all understand that you've got to maintain your bridges and your roads — and you see them on TV when they crumble," says Michael Fraser, executive director of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers. "You don't always see a crumbling public health infrastructure."

One big challenge with these diseases is most people who carry them don't have any symptoms, so they aren't aware when they're passing them along to sexual partners. Current recommendations call for sexually active women under the age of 25 to get tested annually for chlamydia and gonorrhea. Men who have sex with men should also get tested at least annually, she says.

But harried (or embarrassed) doctors often don't offer those tests. "Everyone needs to ask their doctor, 'should I be tested for STDs? I hear they're going up,' " Bolan says.

Chlamydia and gonorrhea, if untreated, can leave a woman infertile. Syphilis can spread from mother to fetus, and cause the baby to have birth defects or to be stillborn.

Harvey noted that a thousand babies a year are diagnosed with congenital syphilis, despite mandatory syphilis testing when a woman is first found to be pregnant (the disease can spread to women during pregnancy). Harvey says this statistic is "shocking," considering that the nation has managed to all but eradicate mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

"We are failing these mothers and their newborns," he says, "and something needs to be done about it."

Bolan also worries that Neisseria gonorrhoeae, the bacterium that causes gonorrhea is becoming resistant to the antibiotic azithromycin, which is part of the recommended treatment regimen. Lab tests have found that 4 percent of gonorrhea samples are now resistant, up from 1 percent in 2013.She is concerned that could ultimately lead to infections that are resistant to the last line of defense against gonorrhea — ceftriaxone. "Our nation urgently needs additional treatment options for gonorrhea," she says.

The press conference was part of a CDC meeting on STD prevention in Washington this week. The agency plans to publish its annual report about sexually transmitted diseases in late September.

You can reach Richard Harris at rharris@npr.org.