Comment on Getting better at working at the office | sacha chua :: living an awesome life September 29, 2011
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@sachac While working, I find jazz better than classical music to keep me energized. On web radio, I like The Grooveyard at http://www.jazz.fm/player/streams/index.htm , the Jazz Music Stream at http://www.cbc.ca/radio/ or Attention Span Radio on Live365 http://www.live365.com/stations/bamman
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I find the sounds of the office distracting: the white noise of airconditioning, people’s conversations, the clackety-clack of lots of fast typists in one place…
I find that listening to music with words interferes with programming or writing. Classical music is nice, but background conversations come through during the soft parts.
“Prophets of Doom: Michael Ruppert, Nathan Hagens, John Cronin, James Howard Kuntsler, Hugo De Garis, Robert Gleason”, History Channel (video), 2011/01 September 18, 2011
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The general public may not want to hear about dystopian futures. Six scientists and investigative journalists gave their perspectives, and then discussed the most impending risks. I watched a rerun on the History Channel (Canada), and note alternative sources.
via Michael Ruppert | Survival And Prosperity.
In the 94 minute show, investigative journalist Michael Ruppert, economist Dr. Nathan Hagens, author John Cronin, investigative journalist/author James Howard Kuntsler, computer scientist Dr. Hugo De Garis, and executive editor Robert Gleason came together to discuss some of the greatest threats to the future of the United States, including economic collapse, water shortages/contamination, peak oil, species dominance by self-aware robots, and nuclear terrorism.
In addition to the summary described in the link above, The Independent Report. emphasizes the impacts of peak oil and debt.
The DVD is available for sale by the History Channel. There’s also a version available on Youtube.
