Tweet “Internet Neutrality” sure sounds good to me, how about you? But do you or I actually understand what it really means? As you...
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Tweet The notion of a Smart Grid technology is not new. I use to attend Trisha Park’s home automation forums. This was no small event as Trish had managed to get every major player in power and communications together in one spot one time every year. Execs from Duke Power, AEP, and other concerns...
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Tweet The smart grid is not a new concept, but it’s only now that gov’t and electric companies are beginning to place focus on creating such an animal. And for all the discussions that we’ve recently witnessed between the current administration and the general...
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Tweet “The Secure Communities technology, made possible through collaboration between DHS, the Department of Justice, and state and local law enforcement agencies, enables digital fingerprints collected during the booking process to be checked against FBI criminal history records and DHS immigration records. By identifying...
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Tweet I posted two links today that lead to what might be shocking news to some. #1: www.ss-times.com/2010/08/26/the-handwriting-is-on-the-wall-cursive-is-obsolete/ and #2: www.csmonitor.com/USA/Education/2010/0817/Beloit-College-Mindset-List-says-Class-of-2014-can-t-write-cursive What prompted me to say something here is the fact that I now see one of my granddaughters writing in a journal… well,...
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Tweet “Service is the very purpose of life. It is the rent we pay for being on this planet. “ Marion Wright Edelman
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Tweet Young people are notorious for texting while driving. Even older people, like myself, have been known to do it. Most of us are fortunate in that nothing bad comes out of it, but others are not as lucky. For example, according to a...
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Tweet If you’re wondering where a good bit of today’s social irresponsibility comes from, look no further as you’re about to be taken into the land of the “Irresponsible Zone”: A federal judge is allowing a negligence lawsuit to proceed against the publisher of...
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