Miss Dylan's first visit to Queensbury Park

A Spinach film by

147 corporations control 40 percent of the global economy

http://this.org/blog/2011/10/24/147-corporations/

Published from Google Docs

Photos/Videos from your Sprint device

Calling all Spud's Corners inhabitants !

Our fair lady in Nash Vegas is contemplating a purchase. Anyone want to weigh in with a comment. She's home now, (and bored, I'd guess.) Let her know what you think.
You can add a comment, or a welcome home below.

P.S. This photo was sent to Spud's Blog direct from Molly's cell phone. Maybe she'll teach us all how. For those who already know, the address to use is spud8.queensbury@blogger.com

The next challenge will be to figure out how to send pictures from a computer direct to a cell phone. Who will be the first to figure it out. I'll bet Chap, or Lee, or  the Aggie  can't figure it out. Start your engines.

SPUD Turns 80

Thanks for this addition to the records of this day.
And I'm glad everyone could make it to Houston.

Dung Power !

Hello all Spud's Corners inhabitants !

You will soon be receiving the opportunity to join in the fun of producing a documentary film about ELEPHANT DUNG POWER !

In a nutshell the story is about kids in a rural Thailand village who began the experiment as a school project, but we would like to bring it to a larger audience.

I am initiating a campaign to raise funds and will soon have an invitation link headed your way...

I look forward to diving into this subject ( not literally ) and hope you will come along for the ride - with Bangkok Bruce !

Here's the link:  http://www.indiegogo.com/Dung-Power.   Help us make documentary history!

Bugsy

Rest easy Bugsy. You did your job, and we are all better for it. You will be missed.

This one's worth a long run ...

One for the records! (Keep watching past the ad and the intro)

Decades old records get digital look: kxan.com

The worlds Billionaires

This Forbes report is interesting (to me) because of the personal thumbnails of the billionaires, and the situation in the world in the time they achieved that label.

The Billionaires

The diversity in the ways they made it, and their singular focus on achieving their goal at the expense of others, is of interest too.

Social Robots

A message from outer space

... (way out) ???

Size matters

 Last night I watched the NOVA program on PBS about "making things small".  It was about nanotechnology and uses for it.  I thought it was one of the best programs I've seen recently, and recommend it to you if you missed it.  You can view it at 

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/