Thursday, October 7, 2010

Goodbye Green Metroplex dot com, LED's and glacier melt

From Warren Richardson's Home/Office Desktop


Hello!

 

Dateline 10/7/2010

 

The Green Metroplex website is now history, y'all. Thank you to those whom sent feedback and due diligence links to review over the years.
 
I'm currently  working on a means by which to park images, videos and other content that was being done on that domain from time to time; actually in more frequency than green theme content of the past few months. The websites hit counters were showing high traffic for saved Minard and Richardson family related images, videos and Gram Minards recordings and recollections of our family heritage and almost zero web page views, as it happens.
 
The website was an expensive experiment/hobby and common sense finally intervened. Frankly, there are many and better green theme websites out there for anyone with a genuine interest in saving money by going green and reducing their carbon footprint in the bargain. In our home we are replacing 5 plus year old Compact Fluorescent bulbs, now, with LED lighting (from the savings that the CFL's gave us) We should be ready for the scheduled demise and massive jump in price caused by demand in 2012, when the incandescent bulb can no longer be legally sold in the states. I am glad to be phasing into the LED lighting because frankly, safely disposing of the worn out CFL lights is doable but it's a pain...
 
Some carbon footprint reductions are too late to head off some world disasters, as we speak. Glaciologists whom have factored in the rise in mean temperature of the world's ocean's from 32 degrees Fahrenheit to its current 34.7 degrees Fahrenheit mean average say that there is sufficient heat energy now to melt all the glaciers that directly empty into the oceans, by 2080 which should continue to raise sea levels by a bit over 3 feet. Carbon emission control can only slow the interference with the ocean's currents - only the glaciers have the difference in temperature sufficient to absorb these hotter seas, however. In the mean time, large city's inland that get water from underground aquifers recharged from mountain glacier melt will soon be in major stress very soon as these formerly reliable sources of fresh water have all but disappeared, too.
 
Over a billion human beings on every continent are being or will be dislocated by the ocean sea level rise by the end of this century. The coral island nations are already suffering from sea water high tide flooding in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. New Orleans, which is sinking very fast as the oil is pumped out from under it and the state of Florida who's growing retirement cities pump the lens of fresh water from rain out so fast it is being reduce as well, have less than 50 years (some say 40 years) before their barrier reefs and protective swamps will be gone and their population centers take sea water storm hits from the gulf and Atlantic directly.
 
Anyone out there still staunch supporters of the "factoid" that mankind is not a factor in climate and environmental change? No? Don't want to hear it? not listening - New! Then please, DON'T buy beachfront property in Al Gore's neighborhood, y'all. Get it cheap on Miami Beach, Galveston Island or Houston ;-)
 

Fw: The appointment of a fool to be king comes to mind from Nostrodomas' Predictions

 

From Warren Richardson's Home/Office Desktop


Hello!

 

Dateline 10/7/2010
 
Whilst cleaning out the late green.metroplex@yahoo.com messages and diatribes, the below article from a Czech Republic news source came to view and I contemplated deletion but considering the current fence riding voter turnout coming in a month - thought, "Naw - the attached article truly bears repeating." wr

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: "JW Richardson, Moderator" <green.metroplex@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thu, October 7, 2010
Subject: The appointment of a fool to be king comes to mind from Nostradamus' Predictions

 

       This quote was translated into English  from an article appearing in the  Czech Republic as published in the Prager Zeitung of 28 April  2010.
  
"The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a  citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency.  It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president. The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Obama, who is a mere symptom of what ails America. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince. The Republic can survive a Barack Obama, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude  of fools such as those who made him their president."
 


  





Sunday, July 11, 2010

Some No-Bull proactice good news about recycling from Purina

Purina's Friskies Cat Food is promoting a pro-recycle
campaign called, "Together We Can," with its aluminum
cans. According to them if one recycles one 5.5 oz.
aluminum can it saves enough energy to power one
60 watt light bulb for three hours. The recycled aluminum
saves 95% of the energy used to make aluminum cans
from virgin materials. The below image is a scanned
promo insert found attached to a can of Friskies Cat Food.
Friskies is a Trademark of Purina; also a registered trade name.

The web address of this page is http://www.green-metroplex.com/Assorted/Proactive/Pictures.htm
Posted as a public service:
  From the desktop of Warren Richardson winking  pro-active advocate
  for conversion to energy alternatives and carbon footprint reduction.
  Moderator of 
http://dfw-alt-e-caucus.blogspot.com/ Web Blog and the

  Webmaster of http://www.green-metroplex.com/ ... You are invited 
  to come see how cost effective, and sometimes profitable it can be 
to
                                         go green! save big

Thursday, July 8, 2010

The Taste That Kills

Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" published in the 1950's brought home the objectively verified fact that our planet's ecology was in trouble due to the use of pesticides; with emphasis on DDT. A new book out this year named "Exitotoxins : The Taste That Kills" by Russell L. Blaylock is now on the stands that should rightly be ranked with Ms. Carson's earth shaking works. Written by an experienced practicing neurosurgeon - this book will blow your socks off on the real why's for neurological diseases and deficiency's such as Alzheimer's and learning disabilities linked directly to the food industry chemical food additives consumed at all ages. Check it out for yourself.
 
  From the desktop of Warren Richardson winking  pro-active advocate
  for conversion to energy alternatives and carbon footprint reduction.
  Moderator of 
http://dfw-alt-e-caucus.blogspot.com/ Web Blog and the
  Webmaster of http://www.green-metroplex.com/ ... You are invited 
  to come see how cost effective, and sometimes profitable it can be 
to
                                         go green! save big

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

A simple dietary solution to beat heart and diabetes and cancer diseases

 From the Desktop of 

J. Warren Richardson

 

 

I've recurrent cancer and suffer from type 2 diabetes, as well - However, the numbers counts for the antigenic markers in my blood have steadily decreased since I started eating more plant food and only meat, fish or poultry on rare occasions. Below the source links are a short, telling couple-three sentences from 
http://evolvingwellness.com/posts/398/salba-whole-seed/ which is about organic, natural (not genetically modified) Salba seed (not Chia seed, its close relative) one uses in two uncooked tablespoon doses sprinkled on or into salads, yogurt, juice drinks...

The source link just below is where the last three sentences for this email came from:

http://evolvingwellness.com/posts/1194/starve-cancer-prevent-disease-and-nurture-great-health-with-this-simple-approach/ which just may inspire you to help yourself or a loved one or friend with life threatening illness, too.

 It seems that we can't turn the corner today, without hearing that healthy eating is important for us. But so many of us still either do not grasp what this fully means, or < are too apathetic or > take it seriously enough to actually apply it to our life.

If you take the last ten stories you heard about food breakthrough benefits on the news, what foods where they about? What common theme do the foods have? Can you spot it?

You got it! All the foods that have the most protective, preventative, healing and health benefits all come from natural plant food.