Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
Donuts Inc.’s major play for new Web domain names raises eyebrows - The Washington Post
Be Careful, be very careful, you're Bank, Hospital, Pharmacy, and Schools web site could be a sham.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, aka ICANN up coming expansion of domains names will unleash a wrath of confusion on unsuspecting consumers. ICANN is a non-profit for profit whose revenue is predicated on the number of top level domains sold.
Consumer must be extra vigilant in entering web addresses and accessing unverified web sites due to cyber squatters like Donuts Inc. aka Demand Media.
Cyber Squatters like Demand Media utilize sham Web sites to entice unsuspecting consumers who type in the wrong Internet address for a company into their browsers; consumers are typically routed to a fraudulent site that looks similar to the original.
Donuts Inc.’s major play for new Web domain names raises eyebrows - The Washington Post
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, aka ICANN up coming expansion of domains names will unleash a wrath of confusion on unsuspecting consumers. ICANN is a non-profit for profit whose revenue is predicated on the number of top level domains sold.
Consumer must be extra vigilant in entering web addresses and accessing unverified web sites due to cyber squatters like Donuts Inc. aka Demand Media.
Cyber Squatters like Demand Media utilize sham Web sites to entice unsuspecting consumers who type in the wrong Internet address for a company into their browsers; consumers are typically routed to a fraudulent site that looks similar to the original.
Donuts Inc.’s major play for new Web domain names raises eyebrows - The Washington Post
Sunday, September 16, 2012
F22 RAPTOR Unbelievable Take off FAIRFORD 2010
Mad Technology at it Best, breath taking display to Gravity Defying Agility
The Engines provide a nice Thrust to Weight Ratio with Trust Vectoring
The Engines provide a nice Thrust to Weight Ratio with Trust Vectoring
Words have Value, Meaning and Power
Maya Angelo on the value of words and meaning
Melissa on Hard work which isn't the only Ingredient to Success
Melissa on Hard work which isn't the only Ingredient to Success
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
Friday, September 14, 2012
Kalamazoo, Mich., the City That Pays for College - NYTimes.com
Would it not be a great benefit to the nation if all it's children are provided and guided with a similar promise?
When I Grow Up - Kids Talk about plans for College
Monday, September 03, 2012
Ivy League Schools offers Free Online Classes
A number of top universities are offering classes free of charge to
anyone with online access and self motivation. Attendances offers no
credit but does provide an opportunity to explore new ideas, grow your
knowledge base and test your knowledge curiosity.
Sanford - Harvard - EdX - Berkley - MIT - Coursera
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Retrain America utilizing Unemployment Insurance, A National Job Policy is Required to meet Demands for High Tech Skills
Petitions | The White House
Our petition is to require the Department of Labor to establish a National Policy for Retraining Americans through the use of Unemployment Insurance. The Department of Labor should not allow a mismatched patch work of each state developing policies which will in most cases not be in the interest of the nation.
Workers collecting unemployment should be required to attend skill improvement or retraining classes offered by employers or community colleges in their area of expertise or in cases where skills are no longer marketable, retraining would be offered.
Bloomberg reports:
Our petition is to require the Department of Labor to establish a National Policy for Retraining Americans through the use of Unemployment Insurance. The Department of Labor should not allow a mismatched patch work of each state developing policies which will in most cases not be in the interest of the nation.
Workers collecting unemployment should be required to attend skill improvement or retraining classes offered by employers or community colleges in their area of expertise or in cases where skills are no longer marketable, retraining would be offered.
Bloomberg reports:
"The inability to locate employees with the right abilities is holding back manufacturing, the industry that led the U.S. out of the worst recession since the 1930s, just as the economy shows signs of cooling. The number of factory jobs waiting to be filled climbed to 326,000 in March, the most since November 2007, according to data from the Labor Department."
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