Showing posts with label wild ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wild ideas. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Welcome to Pregnancy Planet. Your online community for paren




Pregnancy planet is an online community for women that are pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant, or trying to conceive. It provides entertainment, information, useful coupons, deals and free to join the forum for parents to share their experience.

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Monday, April 07, 2008

Criminal Justice Online: CCTV: Constant Cameras Track Violators

Criminal Justice Online: CCTV: Constant Cameras Track Violators

Today citizens are challenged with how far they want Surveillance Technology too impact their lives. The initial reaction heard by many: lose of privacy.

Not withholding the need of public safety, a more common response: "if the nature of people were not so negative, this need would not have be developed..."
The current climate of stress within the community, just surviving the cruel nature of everyday rising cost, takes hold of many individuals common sense when addressing their neighbors. The horizon is not looking that much better, unemployment gives birth to crime...period.

Surveillance has now become a necessary tool for Law Enforcement. Of course we must ensure the proper use of this technology and the focus of Public Safety has too lead this campaign. It all starts with Traffic Violators. An when done right, this technology can create needed funds for struggling villages/towns. A policeman can only write so many tickets a day, a camera?

We're challenged everyday with increased traffic flow and we all have experienced the crazy driver that by their actions creates more problems than just them being totally careless with their surrounding envirnoment.

Monday, February 11, 2008

Firefox: Yes we do have a option....

At the Southern California Linux Expo, (SCALE) Chris Blizzard of Mozilla provided insight into the future of the Firefox web browser. Firefox's mobile potential - caught my eye. Thanks again to the people @arstechnica.com for providing this update.

As the Mobile World Conference kicks off in Barcelona Spain (Feb 11-13) we need to take a step back an view one small application that continually is over looked - browser. Microsoft has taken every advantage to secure that and ensure (like PCs) you don't have an option. Apple - took care of iPhone, but what about the new players hoping to enter this market. In our opinion, if Mozilla continues to just rely on downloads, Open Source will miss another opportunity to move forward in today's enterprises. Google I hope your reading this, someone has to challenge Microsoft on all fronts, Mobile units are the platform that needs something other than MS solutions.


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Thursday, February 07, 2008

RIAA: Move copyright filtering from ISPs to users’ PCs

Internet filtering suffers from a fatal flaw: it can't filter what it can't understand. If P2P protocols adopt encryption, filtering will lose much of its effectiveness, and the RIAA boss knows it. His solution? Move the filter onto your PC. We still find this attitude unacceptable.

Arguably content providers agree filters should be in place and yes all the way down to the users unit (modem). Following the idealism of this, when does advertisment cross the line. Having control of what is deemed acceptable content challenges the fundamental concept of an Open Neutral Internet. This type of monitoring applied to users' without their acceptance[hence "homeland security"], or the possible idea without it, content will be blocked, should signal the people need to wake-up. But since most don't want the burden of "responsibility" they just cave into what they are told is for their own good. RIAA has the position of protecting copyrights, we agree. But not at the expense of treating all users' as incapable of being responsible. I'll agree to filtering for copyrights, but not until you also allow me control of "Unwanted" ads. And that includes my cell/Smart Phone.


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Monday, February 04, 2008

Disc Duplication brings new ideas forward......

2008 brings change. Disc Duplication has gone
the way of volumn too achieve profit. So I went
looking for change. Web 2.0 - Linkedin.com

Motion Computing - Laura Burgmeier
lburgmeier@motioncomputing.com

Follow me here; clerks anywhere in the court house building
(or gov/hospital unit) wireless use tablets to be more
productive.

Gartner Wireless & Mobile Summit
Wireless Mobility Reinvented
3-5 March 2008 Chicago, IL Hyatt Regency Chicago
That is worth seeing vendors.....

When project(s) cross my vision ideas of other customers
show themself. Case in point, blank prelabel DVDs for
home security units (DVR). Remember we're looking for
video. (storage)

RedSpeed - Illinois
400 EISENHOWER LANE NORTH,
LOMBARD, ILLINOIS, 60148
(40 minutes away)

Villages in Il (River Grove, Rosemont, Lisle) are moving
forward with high-tech public safety surveillance networks
for their entire community and affordable wireless internet
access for residents. Win - Win

Rydin Decal - leader in parking ID creates the end point.

Camera, ID, Video, Storage, IP, tablets, now the task is
having them talk to one another. suggestions?

I found a place in Wisconsin, lake access. In fact, garage
is also a boat dock out the back. I have a Lund
picked out, Winnebago chain the largest in Wisconsin

Trust me, everything in Wisconsin is in the chain. My wife
is proof. We taught her how too jig. All I do is drive.
She finds 12" bluegil, make sure you have lights.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Pay Me for My Time....

Every so often items cross my screen that get my attention:

NETWORK WORLD DAILY NEWS AM ALERT
01/30/08

Get paid hundreds for a job interview (no, really)
Time is money, right? A startup called NotchUp says that
principle is motivating 15,000 professionals a day to sign up
for its as-yet-unpublicized service that will let users
negotiate an appearance fee of sorts with would-be employers.
Debuting at Network World's DEMO 08, the founders say the
service will produce a better pool of candidates and faster
hires for employers by enticing those not actively in the job
market. They also say 10,000 software engineers "working mostly
for top companies" have already signed on.Read more...
http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/24451

No one says anything about taking a position. Getting paid for
my time, #1. If nothing else, I have something too sell you....

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

9 Pictures that make you go AAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!

Every so often, I make a left turn an need to burn off some steam. My fortune is particular site(s) help me reach this place a lot faster. The level of human intelligence is being called into question here. Yes, you do have a right to express yourself. With that said, will someone please convince me this is not an epidemic that is spreading with no end in site....Thank you Ron White - "You can't fix stupid!"....

BSA going after Small Companies over Software Licenses still has me pissed. I don't see anyone going after Web Development shops over Adobe products, tell me their not using keylocks to by-pass that nightmare....

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Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Perspective: Piracy in China is smart, hilarious, critics say - CNET News.c

CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos finds that software pirates are getting better at marketing and aiming for a classier clientele. We all understand the "implied" value Asian market holds, but all knew this when the Western States opened up and the "Wild West" was born. Why not look in our own yard? Disregarding the "Copy Rights" of others only devalues the laws of a country. We cannot expect others too follow if we fail too lead. This should also be considered when organizations (RIAA) over extend this right by "using" a legal system to gain advantage against its citizens.....



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Friday, June 01, 2007

RUBn'SMELL PRINTED DISCS!

CD Digital Card is now offering “scented inks” for
CD & DVD printed artwork, allowing marketing and
advertising professionals the ability to take your
upcoming disc marketing project to the next level.

Integrating scent into a CD or DVD increases consumer
awareness of a particular product and stimulates purchase
activity by incorporating “smell” into the marketing piece.
Rub’nSmell disc printing increases the impact, recall, value
and effectiveness of any marketing effort. The scented
varnish is transparent and remains dormant until the printed
surface is rubbed and it actually lasts for years in printed
form. The smell dissipates after a few seconds but can
be re-activated by rubbing the surface again
(similar to a “scratch n sniff” sticker).

Now this begs the questions: What scent do you use?

Attorneys marketing legal service..................

Exercise equipment..............

Fishing accessories..............

Religious readings.........

WHAT WILL PORN INDUSTRY DO WITH THIS ONE!!!!