A question for my Data Management class. How
could such an obvious error get out?
Erie woman
receives $284 billion electric bill
… Her online statement was quickly fixed to
the correct amount: $284.46.
Mark Durbin, a spokesman for Penelec’s parent
company First Energy, said he doesn’t know how the error occurred
but obviously a decimal point was accidentally moved.
Should cities be forbidden by law from denying me
an alternative route?
… With services like Google Maps, Waze and
Apple Maps suggesting shortcuts for commuters through the narrow,
hilly streets of Leonia, N.J., the borough has decided to fight back
against congestion that its leaders say has reached crisis
proportions.
In mid-January,
the borough’s police force will close 60 streets to all drivers
aside from residents and people employed in the borough during the
morning and afternoon rush periods, effectively taking most of the
town out of circulation for the popular traffic apps — and for
everyone else, for that matter.
The truth emerges at last!
You'd better watch out,
You'd better not cry,
You'd better not pout;
I'm telling you why.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
You'd better not cry,
You'd better not pout;
I'm telling you why.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
He's bugging your room,
He's reading your mail,
He's keeping a file
And running a tail.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
He's reading your mail,
He's keeping a file
And running a tail.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
He hears you in the bedroom,
Surveills you out of doors,
And if that doesn't get the goods,
Then he'll use provocateurs.
Surveills you out of doors,
And if that doesn't get the goods,
Then he'll use provocateurs.
So–you mustn't assume
That you are secure.
On Christmas Eve
He'll kick in your door.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
That you are secure.
On Christmas Eve
He'll kick in your door.
Santa Claus is tapping
Your phone.
You learn something new every day. And I grew up
only a couple of miles upstream from Washington Crossing NJ.
How a
painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas went
19th-century viral
… After its German tour, the first version of
“Washington Crossing the Delaware” ended up in the Bremen art
museum. In an odd twist of fate, it was destroyed by Allied bombing
during World War II.
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