Author Archives: budbromley

Memory leak “Fixed memory leak that occurs when opening a portable document format (PDF) form multiple times.” ~ Microsoft. (1) Gee, I wonder who would want to do that? References: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/update-history-windows-10

Nature does some crazy stuff, Ted. I guess you saw the reported research in Tel Aviv on the nematode? They have figured out the epigenomic pathways for transgenerational memory in the nemotode, one the best known genomes and a model … Continue reading →

Full page ad in NYT slams climate witch hunt by Attorney General Claude Walker, Al Gore and 12 other Attorneys General: “ABUSE OF POWER … All Americans have the right to support causes they believe in.”NYT – CEI Open Letter Ad … Continue reading →

“The probable effect of the increasing global atmospheric CO2 concentration on agricultural yields was evaluated…the analysis showed that yields probably will increase by 33% (with a 99.9% confidence interval from 24 to 43%) with a doubling of atmospheric CO2 concentration.” … Continue reading →

Interesting research coming out of Israel on the trans generational inheritance of memory. When I was a kid working in my dad’s animal hospital and interested in science, we would sometimes help breed dogs for their owners. During these times, … Continue reading →

Mr. Trump, tear down THIS wall: repeal and replace the Administrative Procedures Act.  Claw back our rights from the police state. The larger issue of central government control over the states, control over free associations of people such as corporations … Continue reading →

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A citizen lying to federal agents is vigorously prosecuted. On the other hand, federal agents are paid to lie and trick citizens, well paid and promoted when successful. The federal government and some states hire contractors in well known companies … Continue reading →

Dear Attorney General Walker:   You wrote in April, “According to multiple reports, ExxonMobil publicly maintained that the causes and impacts of climate change could not be predicted, while privately ExxonMobil knew — and acted upon — its own research … Continue reading →

  It was beyond dangerous to move the census to the White House from the Commerce Department, a cabinet level agency of the Executive Branch subject to congressional oversight.   That move puts the vitally important census under direct political control. … Continue reading →