Criminals to Energy Has Many Benefits to Society

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One of the great crisis facing our country is not only crime, but also the need for energy.⚡ Why not convert convicted felons to energy with a modern waste-to-energy facility? 🏭

This week it was proposed to let parolees vote.🗳 Why avoid the whole situation all together, by incinerating the convicted criminals rather then let them back on the street? 👮Then we would never have to worry about criminals committing further crime or even needing a right to vote. Incineration of criminals would be a carbon negative solution, as an incinerated criminal would have no further consumption involved with their life.🔥

Waste-to-energy for convicted criminals is a clean, modern way to dispose of criminals. Unlike conventional waste-to-energy plants, the fuel of convicted criminals is relatively clean source of fuel, with the make up material almost entirely organic.🌎 Criminals contain much fewer heavy metals than ordinary solid waste. The demand for fuel to operate a criminal-fueled energy plant, would encourage people to be law-abiding, knowing otherwise their is a hungry furnace looking to convert themselves to energy.

Many people are opposed to the death penalty.🙌 I understand there is an issue with those wrongly convicted of crimes. Mistakes happen. But with the savings to governments with waste-to-energy for criminals, monetary relief can be provided to families of those wrongly convicted of a crime and converted to energy.💰 While money can not restore a life, it can provide reasonable compensation for wrongful death.

I think Waste-to-Energy for convicted felons is a humane, effective solution for reducing crime and our nation’s carbon footprint. 😮 It avoids locking up people, infringing on their freedom. No more prisons — just energy. 🔌 Converting convicted criminals to energy can provide for our nation’s growing need for energy, while getting people permanently off the street that are harming our society.

April 21, 2018 Morning

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Good morning! The birds are chirping and it’s a sunny but cold morning. Two weeks to Cinco de Mayo 🤠. Hopefully spring will spring by then. Sunny and 36 degrees in Delmar, NY. 🌞 There is a northwest breeze at 6 mph. 🍃.

Today will be sunny 🌞 , with a high of 55 degrees at 4pm. Six degrees below normal. Not warm but enough to warrant keeping the windows open in my opinion. Northwest wind 6 to 13 mph. A year ago, we had cloudy skies. The high last year was 57 degrees. The record high of 89 was set in 1923. 0.6 inches of snow fell back in 1947.❄

The sun will set at 7:44 pm with dusk around 8:14 pm, which is one minute and 8 seconds later than yesterday. 🌇 At sunset, look for clear skies and 50 degrees. There will be a northwest breeze at 11 mph. Today will have 13 hours and 41 minutes of daytime, an increase of 2 minutes and 41 seconds over yesterday.

Tonight will be clear 🌌, with a low of 29 degrees at 5am. 11 degrees below normal. So much for spring coming soon, that’s going to be another hard frost.🌁 Northwest wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calm after midnight. In 2017, we had light rain in the evening, remaining overcast into the early morning. It got down to 43 degrees. The record low of 20 occurred back in 1947.

Today I have to work but hopefully I’ll get back at a reasonable hour.💼 Got a good night’s sleep but still dealing with a minor cough. 😴 Weather wise it should be a good day, although a bit cool.

This evening I will dig out the soldering iron, fix the wire for the clock chip on my home version of my message sign, 📺then maybe add a few more modules to the sign and hang on the wall. Then I have to come up with more funny sayings and phrases but the internet should help me with that.

I hope finally the next few days I’ll be able to have the windows open during the day, even if the nights are mad cold. I really enjoy the fresh air. 🐥And being able to hear the birds in the morning.

As previously noted, there are 2 weeks until Cinco de Mayo 🤠 when the sun will be setting at 8:00 pm with dusk at 8:31 pm. On that day in 2017, we had rain, drizzle, mist, cloudy skies and temperatures between 54 and 44 degrees. Typically, the high temperature is 66 degrees. We hit a record high of 91 back in 1944.

Study Looks At Used Electronics That Slip Into Nigeria Stashed In Used Vehicles

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Study Looks At Used Electronics That Slip Into Nigeria Stashed In Used Vehicles

"Lower-income countries get a lot of old stuff from the U.S. and Europe. Used cars and buses and trucks, for instance, roll onto ships to be resold at their destination. But you'd be surprised at what might be inside these vehicles. Two photocopiers plus two TVs can typically fit in a car. A bus might carry six to nine refrigerators, two to four washing machines, 20 TVs and maybe a few DVD players. A truck might hold up to 50 refrigerators and 50 TVs."