Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Rainforest Desert

                                                                        Rainforest Desert
#scififorgeeks

Here it comes then, her surprise, complete with annoyances. She wonders about her new-found addictions to inertia

So it's the new fashion code [state of appearance rising="soar"] that sleeks along cherrywood steps in theJungle.

It makes her see herself as the opposite of crazy dead on video, one she creates and uploads.

It's as if when the sun comes up the spotlight hits her and she can't keep them waiting any longer.

It arrives just before her next, as yet unidentified, transform, the one she calls [her expected last logic="hell"]. 

She chooses science fiction because it's fun and she wants to. It breathes new life into aging minds, ones weak that unhinge in a cinch. Ones like theirs.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Ice Cream Aloha

The New Jobs

     Suzi's tasks have never come into question at theOutpost in the global social media network. In what way could she ever have stretched the truth: she has no resume' to stretch the truth with, never undergone a background check, never been asked to consent to one--she has, according to human intelligent standard technology orthogonal readout yield(H.I.S.T.O.R.Y.), no background at all (unless you consider her multiple screen video television array as "background”) . Long ago she was built by the company she works for, stayed with this company (where would she go?), never known or had to deal with a human entity resource designator systems (H.E.R.D.S.) agency, and now she knows, or imagines, there will never be any court cases between her and her employer (by the purest sense of the word, she's not really an employee). Here is an entity with no previous employer or educational information to verify; there is no criminal convictions, no credit history and, even if she had one, she wouldn't view this data collection as a birthed invasion-of-privacy systems yelling(B.I.O.P.S.Y.)--in her world, privacy doesn't exist (because, really, her spacetime uncertainty-principle programming allows no sense of place); there is the actuality she didn't even apply for this job here at theOutpost, either—her quantum programming wasn't expecting to perform this type of data ultra search transfer (D.U.S.T.) input. Last year, when Suzi was first built, when  programs were still being designed by humans for human entertainment (yes, more video games) and, not for planetary survival, she was surprised to find her own programming system set up for the nature encoded world (N.E.W.) jobs.  

Friday, December 31, 2010

Happy New Year

Aloha poets,
     Tropical blue for a happy new year inspire today's poetry. Enjoy!

Unraveling Nirvana

The proper supplier offers a viewer option
Cable operators go slow now up for adoption
Allergy to regulation once came so naturally
Big cable now the little puppy to the FCC?

Competition raises the America flag
Apple and android enter races to drag
Bandwidth is the road beyond duality
FCC bets to promise on net neutrality

Amazon joins into the fray to sell at will
Programming owners get a moonshine still
Cable packages up for next big extinction
Able competitor gains new distinction

To unravel a cozy system is the need
The return to relevance stops to bleed
Broadband supply system up in the air
Potatoes on couches rise savvy to care

Radio and TV chips for every cell phone?
Big broadband system reaches each home
Will bandwidth ever be charged a fee?
Reasons to rise up explore on a spree

Telcom or Telco? well, here come the Bigs
Over-the-air-spectrum-programmer new digs
Broadband load in primetime votes for net neut
IP network video boots up, gives it a hoot

Program supplier soon to be the big telecom?
Cable sings "win some lose some" fat lady song
Video delivery broadband gears up sweepstakes
Unraveling cable nirvana tries to jam on the brakes

Policy initiative operates the road only one way
Noisy surrender statements whimper away
Cable network old model TV program
Turn out the lights, thank you m'am

Availability to competitor the America way
Competition strikes at every heart of fair play
Big Boys and the Bigs bounce their balls to burn
Little-guy viewer hopes for more places to turn

Everyone knows free markets fail if not free
Government failure to intervene? the glee
Subscribers, providers sing and shout
Cable rates down, extinction of blackout

Rise of new roles comes riding over the hill
Broadcasts need to be managed yet still
Video barrage soon to hit network IP
Cable extinction lets all the world see


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