Catherine J. Frompovich writes:
The U.S. Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention literally has overstepped its authority in proposing to
grant itself powers that obviously negate any rights U.S. citizens thought they
had by issuing the Proposed Rule “Control of Communicable Diseases” on August
15, 2016 wherein CDC will self-invest itself with the power to apprehend
healthy people en masse and detain them indefinitely with NO process of
appeal!
That mammoth proposed
rule is published in the Federal Register [Federal Register
Number: 2016-18103] online
at this website. Before you read it,
I suggest taking a very stiff shot of vodka or scotch, because you won’t
believe what you read that is being proposed for what is supposed to be a
non-communist country and its people, the USA!
But, the CDC wants to hear your
comments about the proposed rule, as if it really cares. Citizens should file your comments at this
website before October 14, 2016! Officially,
it’s Comment
No. CDC-2016-0068-0001.
Read more on Natural
Blaze.
Tools for fearful parents?
Using Technology to Protect From Mass Shootings
Interesting, but rather expensive. Would your insurer pay some of this?
http://www.bespacific.com/new-devices-allow-any-vehicle-to-transmit-alerts-for-help-after-accidents/
New devices allow any vehicle to transmit alerts for help
after accidents
by Sabrina
I. Pacifici on Sep 4, 2016
WSJ.com – “…Devices like the Automatic Pro can bring almost
any vehicle—even a jalopy you bought when *NSYNC was popular—into the
smartphone age. They look like USB thumb
drives and plug into the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD-II) port found in almost
every almost every car sold in America since 1996. These ports are often hidden under the
steering wheel, but aren’t too hard to find with a bit of googling and a
flashlight. Installing one of these
yourself won’t void your warranty. Car
geeks have long used them to reveal secrets about the engine and get feedback on driving habits. Insurance companies sometimes use them to
offer discounts for cautious drivers. Now
the latest ones come with a cellular internet connection and GPS, making them
much more useful to every car owner…”
Perspective.
Smartphone apps now account for half the time Americans spend
online
Here’s a stat that’s sure to worry Google: smartphone
applications now account for half the time that U.S. users spend online, up
from 41 percent back in July 2014, according to a new report from comScore. And when you add tablet applications into the
mix, that figure rises to nearly 60 percent.
The new milestone was achieved this July, the report says,
and is a testament to our increasing reliance on native mobile applications to
deliver us the information we need, as well as the entertainment and
distractions we crave – things we used to turn to the web for, in previous
years.
This shift towards apps is exactly why Google
has been working to integrate the “web of
apps” into its search engine, and to make surfacing the information hidden in apps something its Google
Search app is capable of handling.
… In terms of
which apps are most popular, a prior comScore report offers some insight.
The list of top apps by unique visitors is dominated today
by the big players, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Pandora, Snapchat and newcomer
Pokémon Go.
… The
latest report from Sensor Tower indicates that Pokémon Go has now surpassed
180 million downloads worldwide, and the average U.S. iOS user is playing the
game for 32 minutes per day. It’s also
raking in over $4 million in net revenue daily.
For Math teachers & tutors.
How to Solve Math Equations Using Microsoft OneNote
… To use the new
feature, you just need to create a new note and and write the equation on the
screen. From there, OneNote will
automatically convert the equation to text and solve it.
While just the ability to solve
equations using a note taking
app is cool on its own, it will also break it down and show you how to solve
it.
Jump while you can.
10 paid iPhone apps on sale for free for a limited time
These are paid iPhone and iPad apps that have been
made available for free for a limited time by their developers. There is no way to tell how long they will be
free. These sales could end an hour from
now or a week from now…
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