MooPig Tech Successes :: "What ever Happened to the Ozone Hole?"

Chlorine Destroys Ozone
Mashed from sources by Pat Darnell  |  July 21, 2013  |  Bryan TX

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Observers have noticed since 1974 that certain chemicals send our ozone into chaos. Ozone in the upper atmosphere absorbs harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. It is a chemical thing. Ozone is a "variant" of oxygen, after all, and susceptible to chemical reaction. In the mid-1980's, ozone awareness was raised in the international consciousness. It was discovered that there was in fact a huge "hole" in the ozone in the layers over the frozen deserts of Antarctica.

What the researchers call “happy time” comes in the afternoon when the tides return and they gather — along with a rotating cadre of graduate students — outside the Winter Palace on an old dock laid out on the lawn to compare notes, gossip and have a snack. "What ever happened to the ozone hole?" they ask.

We Observers then have a larger system to inspect, if we are to find answers elsewhere. One author says the number of possible systems is similar to trying to count every particle of a gas filling a room, "to determine how the particles are distributed." Entropy models proposed are still crude and can not calculate the possibilities in this example. However, even gross observations using entropy detection has produced good results.

Why should we be concerned with a thin, life-sustaining, layer of atmosphere made of rare Oxygen (O3) molecules, anyway? "Intergalactic space lacks both the particles to form us, and the energy to sustain us. It is self-evident that we live in one of the regions that are life friendly. In the multiverse, too, many regions have properties that are incompatible with the existence of observers: They might be entirely empty, or their physical laws preclude any complex structures. (RAPHAEL BOUSSO. October 17, 2008. LINK) ..." And, a central tenet of thermodynamics is the “second law,” which states that a quantity called entropy cannot decrease.

Whatever Happened to the Ozone Hole?: "The ozone layer lies between about 9.3 and 18.6 miles (15 and 30 kilometers) above Earth's surface. This blanket of ozone, or O3, blocks most of the sun's high-frequency ultraviolet rays. These UV rays can cause skin cancer and cataracts in humans, as well as reproductive problems in fish, crabs, frogs, and even in the single-celled phytoplankton at the bottom of the ocean food chain.

Ozone is created naturally when oxygen molecules (O2) high in the atmosphere get broken by sunlight into two free oxygen atoms. A free atom can then bond with an unbroken O2 molecule, and ozone is born." (Brian Handwerk. National Geographic News. Published May 5, 2010. HERE) ... "

For example:

" ... Local ozone reductions approaching 50% in magnitude were observed during the Antarctic spring in the 11–13 and 25–30 km altitude regions over South Pole and McMurdo Stations in 1991. These reductions, at altitudes where depletion has not been observed previously, resulted in a late September total ozone column 10–15% lower than previous years. The added depletion in the lower stratosphere was observed to coincide with penetration into the polar vortex of highly enhanced concentrations of aerosol particles from volcanic activity in 1991. (D. J. Hofmann*, S. J. Oltmans*, J. M. Harris*, S. Solomon†, T. Deshler‡ & B. J. Johnson‡. 24 September 1992. LINK) ... "

"If we had just kept letting CFCs increase at a pretty nominal rate, characteristic of the 1970s, the decreased ozone levels of the hole would have eventually covered the entire planet," said atmospheric physicist Paul Newman of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. (Handwerk. May 5, 2010)

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SUMMARY
Ozone is created naturally when oxygen molecules (O2) high in the atmosphere get broken by sunlight into two free oxygen atoms. A free atom can then bond with an unbroken O2 molecule, and ozone is born.

Ozone is unstable, however, and it's easily broken up by trace elements.

In that rarefied air, ultraviolet light breaks the molecular bonds in CFCs and free chlorine atoms get released. Chlorine then destroys ozone molecules by "stealing" their oxygen atoms.

The disturbing discovery set the stage for an environmental triumph: the Montreal Protocol of 1987.

Now a complete rebound seems imminent. Some scientists project that by 2080 global ozone will return to 1950s levels.

CONCLUSION
No one single person, or entity, has a personal expansive Body Of Knowledge, BOK available to handle all of these issues by one's self: -- like available to an MD, Climate Specialist, Environmental Scientist, Economist, and Editor, and so on -- all wrapped into ONE ???? NOT LIKELY !!

Each specialty attracts persons from that field. That is the beauty of a Project Body Of Knowledge ... right? Like that synergy thing that Bucky Fuller delineated, that the total is greater than the sum of the parts... Although we here at MooPig Enterprises like to think we can handle any information that explodes onto our screens, the Ozone question is a system of a downer being turned upright.



_____________________________Reference
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/05/100505-science-environment-ozone-hole-25-years/
http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/global-warming/?source=NavEnvGlobal
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/04/090414-rockets-ozone.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/08/090827-laughing-gas-ozone.html
http://www.nature.com/nature/index.html
http://www.nature.com/search/executeSearch?sp-c=25&sp-s=&sp-q-1=NATURE%2CNEWS&sp-q=ozone
http://acdb-ext.gsfc.nasa.gov/People/Newman/
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/12/1208_051208_ozone_layer.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/01/100127-ozone-hole-global-warming/
http://www.see.leeds.ac.uk/people/k.carslaw
http://moopigwisdom.blogspot.com/2008/11/life-is-about-capturing-particles-and.html
http://moopigwisdom.blogspot.com/2008/12/follow-carbon.html
http://moopigwisdom.blogspot.com/2009/11/13000-days.html
http://moopigwisdom.blogspot.com/2009/11/co2-on-notice.html
http://moopigwisdom.blogspot.com/2012/10/moopigs-tech-coroner-carbon-dioxide-co2.html
http://aura.gsfc.nasa.gov/outreach/garden_faq.html
*NOAA Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory, Boulder, Colorado 80303, USA
†NOAA Aeronomy Laboratory, Boulder, Colorado 80303, USA
‡Department of Atmospheric Science, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 80271, USA

MooPig's 'HUNH?' Department :: "Gaian Matrix"

Site Review :: Evolver Spores, Gaian Matrix, and Stuff ...
Snagged by Pat Darnell | Oct 12, 2012 | Bryan TX

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Hey, band members, part of your problem today is getting paying people to your concerts... eh? Yes, it is common to most bands out there. So, you find these online evolver network storehouses who can "globally" rout out the people to your particular venue.

Say you have lined up a ballpark for your gala. You are in the business of setting up a fun night for any and all who brave the exclusivity of your bands performing... well maybe you will have a whack-a-mole, and displays of Gaian Matrices, as part of your festival! There apparently is a total smash up of evolving spore partners willing to show up and hawk your event.

If you can think it; then it must happen! Instantaneous people, all adoring your performance. Buuwahhhh!

[Picture LINK] KUDZU, Greenback, TN / Country / Country Rock

  SUPPORT | The Evolver Network: "When you support Evolver as a Michrosporidia, pulsations of cosmic joy waft toward you from the Gaian matrix."

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ABOUT The Evolver Network
Our Mission
 The Evolver Network uses online tools to build off-line communities. We connect the dots between visionary idealism and lived experience — from open-source software to complementary currencies, meditation to direct action, festival culture to community-supported agriculture. We bring people together to explore areas that the mainstream culture ignores or suppresses; to learn new skills; to collaborate, celebrate and create.

What Are Spores?
 In biology, a spore is a reproductive structure, often adapted for dispersal, and capable of surviving for long periods of time in unfavorable conditions. Evolver Spores are regional hubs where we raise awareness about today’s most pressing issues, inspire activism, and explore transformative practices such as yoga, permaculture, gift circles, and shamanism. Spores are centers of cultural incubation that bring together many different groups to manifest local change. If there is no Spore near you, we invite you to start one.
Contact us at Spores@EvolverNetwork.org.

What Do Spores Do?
 Monthly Events Each month, we develop a theme for a network-wide event that sparks dialogue, attracts diverse groups, and empowers local communities to take action. The subjects range widely — examples include peace activism, the Occupy movement, social networks, research into dreams, and alternative currencies.

Check out a list of previous events and upcoming themes.
Film Screenings, Author Tours and Workshops Spores organize screenings of films with relevant content. Authors and musicians can tour the network. Spores set up workshops in many areas, such as nutrition, visionary art, sex and relationships, and permaculture. Festivals, Dance Parties and Conferences

Spores create dance parties, as well as festivals and conferences that combine workshops and talks with music and performance. Each spore has a local character and finds an approach that suits its region.

Projects Accessing the needs of their community, Evolver chapters have cleaned up rivers and beaches, shepherded local alternative currencies and gift circles, hosted citywide environmental festivals, assisted flood victims in Hungary, staged protests against unfair labor practices, kick-started permaculture gardens, orchestrated urban forestry efforts, and more.

Spores Host Activities In Areas Such As: herbalism * social media * film making * urban gardening * design science * leadership training * peace activism * shamanic ritual * quantum physics * bee keeping * open source software * composting * lucid dreaming * performance * psychedelic research * alternative media

 ___________________Reference
http://gasparmagistar.blogspot.com/p/stargate-stages.html
http://www.evolvernetwork.org/about/
http://www.reverbnation.com/kudzu1

13,000 days

A System of a Downer Syndrome?
Conjecture by Pat Darnell and Pa Rody

MooPig Wisdom - According to a "one-size-fits-all" twenty question web page estima-guess survey on my age now and how long I should last .... [Source Lost] ...
I have about 13,000 days left; or --
35.6 more years to walk the Earth -- or, rather
104,000 hours left to sleep, and,
208,000 hours left-over to be awake on Earth ... That's sobering!  ](;.,)   'waaaaah ..'

That's 8,667 days awake, give or take. GULP !

------------------- BOK
I think I will get back to this finite time-left-to-live downer buzz-kill puzzle later ...

BOK, that means Body Of Knowledge. I had a professor once tell me that the "ultimate PROJECT would eventually include everyone and their BOK on the planet." How does your BOK stand up? Let's put current events to the scrutiny of our collective knowledge bases, okay? According to MSNBC.com -- in categories of Health\Science, Economic Indicators, Environmental Science\Politics, and Top Rated Stories on MSNBC.com .

November 23, 2009

------------------- MEDICINE

Man in ‘coma’ heard everything for 23 years

Mother says her son received wrong medical diagnosis after 1983 car crash [SOURCE]

updated 2 hours, 8 minutes ago, Mon., Nov . 23, 2009

BRUSSELS - For 23 torturous years, Rom Houben says he lay trapped in his paralyzed body, aware of what was going on around him but unable to tell anyone or even cry out.

-------------------- ECONOMICS

Home sales rise to highest level in 2.5 years
Only a 7-month supply of homes on market; bidding wars are erupting [SOURCE]
updated 3:26 p.m. CT, Mon., Nov . 23, 2009

WASHINGTON - Home sales surged for the second month in a row in October, climbing to the highest level in 2 1/2 years as first-time buyers rushed to take advantage of an expiring tax credit.

Home sales nationwide are now up nearly 36 percent from their bottom in January, data Monday showed, though they are still 16 percent below the peak in autumn 2005. At the current sales pace, there is only a 7-month supply of homes on the market and in some areas there are bidding wars.


-------------------- ENVIRONMENT\CLIMATE
CO2 levels keep rising as key climate talks loom
Scientist: ‘Coin-flip odds for serious outcomes for our planet’ [SOURCE]
"For the past million years we've never seen 390. You have to wonder what that's going to do," said physicist John Barnes, the observatory director.

Carbon dioxide concentrations this fall are hovering at around 385 parts per million, on their way to a near-certain record high above 390 in the first half of next year, at the annual peak.

Far from this mid-Pacific government observatory, negotiators from 192 nations gather in wintry Copenhagen, Denmark, next month to try to agree on steps to head off the worst of the climate disruptions researchers say will result if concentrations hit around 450 parts per million — in 30 years at the current rate. Some say the world has already passed a danger point, at 350 ppm, and must roll back.   *[ROLL~BACK LIKE AT WAL-MARTS ???]*

Today's emissions curve is tracking the worst case among seven emissions scenarios set out in 2001 by the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, British climatologists reported in September.

'The U.N. expert group projects that such a path would raise global temperatures between 4.3 and 11.5 degrees Fahrenheit by century's end."

------------------ JOURNALISM
Top rated Stories at MSNBC 
Nailed: EPA finally ties toxic water to old mine
After decades of denials from the owners of a Nevada mine, dangerous levels of uranium and arsenic in drinking water have been tied to a World War II-era copper mine.

-- Other Headlines-- go to [SOURCE] for links:

• Thousands of new species found in deep sea
• Predatory fish are nearing Great Lakes
• Subway carries 3-year-old boy’s dad away
• Man charged with raping, killing N.C. girl, 5
• Fired therapist: Stressed Marines got bad care
• The clothes are clean ... but what's that smell?
• Millions of children worldwide suffer abuse
• Cops: Girl raped, killed on day she was taken
• Ex-Air Force nurse acquitted of killing patients

 CONCLUSION
No one has a personal expansive Body Of Knowledge available to handle all of these issues by one's self: -- like an MD, Climate Specialist, Enviromental Scientist, Economist, and Editor -- all wrapped into ONE ???? NOT LIKELY !!

Each specialty attracts persons from that field. That is the beauty of a Project Body Of Knowledge ... right? That synergy thing that Bucky Fuller delineated, that the total is greater than the sum of the parts. Although we here at MooPig Enterprises like to think we can handle any information that explodes onto our screens, it is a system of a downer. It is a syndrome soon to be described by specialists involved in Brain Industries... hey man you got  BOK NOD Syndrome, or something like that.

------------------------ HEY !!
Wait just a Gall Darn Minute, Matthew; did I just say no one can command a personal body of knowledge greater than the sum of the parts of the project?? That is not absolutely true .. WHAT ABOUT :: YIKES !! How soon we forget -- Oh NO  --- "ONO" it happened once, it can happen again.

TAKE ME NOW, JESUS !!!!

Dark Night RANK on December 30, 2008

Aftermarket Casket Accessories, Cadillac, Eartha Kitt and Heath Ledger
by Pat Darnell

January 2008 an actor died. It is an actor who one-upped, and transshipped a role Jack Nicholson had pegged before -- as Australian Heath Ledger took it over the ledge. But in the end Heath Ledger will have paid the freight in total.

Heathwick Ledger was buried, allegedly, in a Cadillac of a mahogany casket, loaded with appurtenances. Why is this still relevant in December 2008, twelve months later? I don't know either, but if you ask someone who does, Dark Knight recently came out on DVD , and everyone is getting a second look at the numbing performance of Heath Ledger in role of villain, Joker, nemesis of the Batman.

Batman kid stuff has amassed a long history in film, so that it's not kid stuff anymore.. in fact it is almost more famous than Waco and the Branch Davidian. Furthermore, "In fact dozens of actors portrayed villains and henchmen on Batman, four criminals appeared frequently although they were sometimes played by different people." For instance original television bandits list these heavy's:

* Burgess Meredith as the Penguin
* Cesar Romero as the Joker
* Julie Newmar, Eartha Kitt, and Lee Meriwether (in Batman: The Movie) as the Catwoman
* Frank Gorshin and John Astin as the Riddler

How did that one end? Demolition, of course:

At the end of the third season, ABC planned to cut the budget by eliminating Chief O'Hara and Robin. Batgirl would become Batman's full time partner. Both Dozier and West opposed this idea, and ABC canceled the show a short time later. Weeks later, NBC offered to pick the show up for a fourth season and even restore it to its twice a week format, if the sets were still available for use. However, NBC's offer came too late: Fox had already demolished the sets a week before. NBC didn't want to pay the $800,000 to rebuild, so the offer was withdrawn. Batman was replaced on ABC by the sitcom The Second Hundred Years. (wkpda)

Other popular villains included George Sanders, Otto Preminger, and Eli Wallach as Mr. Freeze, Victor Buono as King Tut, and Vincent Price as Egghead. (ibid: note -- a modest Aside from portraying super-criminals, another coveted spot was the Batclimb Cameo)

She also dies in 2008 -- Eartha Kitt Sexy and sultry Eartha Kitt died on Christmas Day in her Connecticut home at the age of 81... "was known as a fighter and many fans loved the famous -- growl and purr -- she became synonymous with in the “Batman” series decades ago. Kitt was among the first set of African American sex symbols in Hollywood that was able to transcend race across America. Along with her, actresses Lena Horne, Diahnn Carroll and Dorothy Dandridge were mavericks."

...she [Eartha] was sure that picking cotton in the fields of South Carolina, where she called home, would not be her future. By 1953, Kitt had taken movie audiences by storm and had her first hit song, “Santa Baby,” for which she finally received a gold record just before she died. (SOURCE)

Her most popular hit song was “C'est Si Bon,” which Kitt was often performing at cabaret shows and on stage whenever she performed... One of the liveliest performers ever on the stage.
Forty years ago, America's cultural icons expressed the frustration of the American people with the failure of President Lyndon Johnson to end this country's undeclared war in Vietnam by boldly demanding peace.

"The nation's most respected newsman, CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite, explained to a national television audience after the Tet Offensive that the war had gone horribly awry.

"Singer Johnny Cash, whose music and style had made him a hero of blue-collar Americans, described himself as "a dove with claws" and began singing the anti-war song "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream." (Nichols, John; December 29, 2008 Eartha Kitt: The patriot who was right all along)

Kitt moved abroad in the late sixties after a spat with then-First Lady, Lady Byrd Johnson, complaining about the treatment of troops during the Vietnam War.

But the most direct and powerful anti-war statement of the period was delivered by singer Eartha Kitt at the height of her celebrity. [Eartha] was invited to a White House luncheon hosted by Lady Bird Johnson. But the first lady was surprised when she asked Kitt about the Vietnam War. "You send the best of this country off to be shot and maimed," the singer told the first lady and the 50 other women at the luncheon. "They rebel in the street. They don't want to go to school because they're going to be snatched off from their mothers to be shot in Vietnam."

The first lady reportedly burst into tears. The president was furious. Kitt was blacklisted. She was investigated by the FBI and the CIA and ended up on the "enemies list" of Johnson's successor, Richard Nixon. (ibid)

Then where does that RANK all this in the end of 1968? The Dark Knight is considered the best film of year 2008, forty years later, that's what. And MooPig "Movie Critiques Department" has agreed on that little absolutism. It turns out Batman is not a favorite of post-World War II veterans, no matter how one packages it. And it turns out not too many of those WW II guys are still around. That makes this story even more indicative of driftwood story lines: as our WWII veteran numbers wane, Batman popularity waxes. So what was changing, one asks in 1968?

Whereas ABC and Fox were expecting a hip and fun, yet still serious, adventure show, Dozier, who loathed comic books, concluded the only way to make the show work was to do it as a pop art camp comedy. Originally, espionage novelist Eric Ambler [Eric Clifford Ambler OBE (28 June 1909 - 22 October 1998) ]was to write the motion picture that would launch the TV series, but he dropped out after learning of Dozier's camp comedy approach.

The same pattern was repeated in the following episode until the villain was defeated in a major brawl where the action was punctuated by superimposed onomatopoeic words, as in comic book fight scenes "POW!", "BAM!", "ZOKK!"

The series utilized a narrator -- producer William Dozier, uncredited -- who parodied the breathless narration style of the 1940s serials. He would end many of the cliffhanger episodes by intoning, "Tune in tomorrow — same bat-time, same bat-channel!", or, just "... same time, same channel!".

In the 1960's parody had taken hold of almost every TV show. JFK is elected from the ranks of WW II veterans of foreign wars, and catches what would be conveyed on RCA TV's nationwide: Charisma. Our 60's decade was the height of the WW II veterans' return to normalcy.

Charisma with exciting new technology uniquely threatened status-quo, and a new era had been born from war trashed and interrupted lives.

Adam West enjoys the story that he was part of two of the three Big B's of the 1960s: Batman, The Beatles and Bond. West says he was actually invited to play Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service based on his popularity as Batman, but declined the role as he felt it should be played by a British actor -- ironically, the role went to an Australian, George Lazenby.

Synopsis First Place RANK 2008? Bat Man 1946 or so -- is portrayed as a depressed heir that will improve crime-fighting technology to a high degree. He has subverted pulp industry to pick up his story. He makes it through to post-war parody, as he then peaks and his story hits the big screen.

The Bat Man is crime fighter tech master, and he remains ahead of reality; precedes any new episode; and out maneuvers all imitators and villains. Several performers bring the tale to broader audiences, including Eartha Kitt. The good Samaritan portrayal of Bat Man has achieved techno materialism to a higher degree than can be found in reality; as his inheritance would have provided if it were true.

It ends worse in reality, as Joker the Saga's own creation of an indigestible villain, evaporates from himself and his self-inflicted rancor, as an unworthy son might; as Heath Ledger has.

This would complete a fifty year cycle of festering hero worship that ends in techno barbarism akin to Mad Max style cinema of the Australian influx -- such as: Plenty of space; no where to run -- if it did not also have a death of a bona-fide rebel also attached to its history.

The best years of the cycle clearly would have been the early and mid term years of parody, and campy TV, with Eartha Kitt, and BatClimb Cameo blindside climber drop ins. I would have put Heath Ledger in a Cadillac casket too, but if I were in charge, I would have kept the mahogany out of the ground... and stow it for after market auctions, if you know what I mean?

Heath Ledger: "His face chalk-white, his hair green and his mouth a sliced red grimace, the handsome 28-year-old Australian actor looked frighteningly true to the character in the Alan Moore graphic novel, "Batman: The Killing Joke."