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Flournoy Bocce Party Princeton Westminster 4-20-13

Joanne and Matt Flournoy hosted a Bocce Ball party for a Mini Reunion for the Great Princeton Class of 1976, other active local Princeton Alumni Friends, and ...

"Preserving a Free and Open Internet: A Platform for Innovation, Opportunity, and Prosperity"

A Speech By Chairman Julius Genachowski On The Open Internet. September 21, 2009 at the Brookings Institute in Washington, DC. www.OpenInternet.gov ...

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Laughing Man Productions² commented on 20 Oct 2010

@HeroicLife while that may be true, ISP's do NOT own the Internet. Do you even know what the Internet is? It is a massive amount of public and private owned web server connected together via coding standards, WAN's, and LAN's. ISP's have no right to tell us what we can or can not do on the Internet even if it is over their infrastructure. If I want to go watch youtube vids or stream TV online, my ISP should not be able to say no, you can't do that, it is only common sense.

Maneesh Pangasa commented on 04 Jan 2012

An Open Internet is essential for political activism and to give the public an opportunity to comment on communications and media policy. We need Network Neutrality to ensure the Internet's participatory and openness continue. Corporate gatekeepers whether wireline or wireless should not be allowed to discriminate to protect old business models from competition like cable providers throttling bandwidth of Internet a la carte TV viewers to protect bundled cable TV.

craigtso3 commented on 22 Oct 2009

Dwayne, net neutrality is about making sure that all content and all users are treated equally and fairly by Internet Providers. A main goal of this movement is to separate the ISP's from controlling access to,or the content itself. Basically, net neutrality is the appplication of the 1st amendment for this generation and not a form of censorship as you stated. As Voltaire said- "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

David Veksler commented on 23 Oct 2009

The Internet is not public property. Telecommunications companies have spent billions of dollars on network infrastructure all over the world. They did so in the hope of selling communications services to customers willing to pay for them. The government has no right to effectively nationalize ISPs by telling them how run their networks.

flyingmonkeyskin commented on 22 Oct 2009

please explain to me why keeping the internet in a state that allows small websites to thrive is a bad thing.

andyliuliu commented on 02 Jan 2010

where may i get a free download of this speech? i need it for my project

flyingmonkeyskin commented on 22 Oct 2009

you are an idiot.

RadxxRyan commented on 22 Mar 2010

Screw ISPs

Nassau Tennis Club's High Performance Program

Nassau's High Performance Academy provides the highest quality level of tennis instruction so each player can reach their fullest potential.

Wesleyan University SPS Air Rifle Experiments 2002

Video shot during an undergraduate Society of Physics Students meeting during the Spring of 2002 or Fall of 2001on the second floor of the Science Tower in ...

Putting the Safe in Safe CO2 Storage

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david222444 commented on 13 Jun 2011

An utter waste of time and money. The Planet is cooling naturally and will continue to cool for decades.

Charles Show commented on 29 Jul 2009

Pump it 500 meters under the sea wait 2 days and try to find it. You cant.

Goalkeeper Highlights Kevin McMullen

Named BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week - 2X (2011 & 2012), College Soccer News National Team of the Week - 2X (2011 & 2012), Soccer America Men's ...

blowing up water 2 - some details and background

A lot of work is being and has been done on this. Probably starting with Stan Meyer and Shakta Ganga. Panacea BOCAF have a great PDF that is well worth ...

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joaocarimo commented on 16 Oct 2012

Sir Robert, is it possible to extract hydrogen by inducing a plasma over atomized water? Like plasma gasification, but using salt water instead of using water with hydrocarbons. Kanarev used to induce plasma electrolysis in plasmatron. My idea is to atomize water into finer droplets, super heating with plasma, in order to extracting hydrogen. I'm aware that it is possible to extract hydrogen from water by using temperatures above 1500ºC.

Robert Murray-Smith commented on 02 Nov 2012

I've seen some pretty good stuff on this . Well not exactly what you are thinking but certainly stuff along these lines. In my own view a modification of Shatka Ganga is the way to go. Which is pretty much what I am playing with here. If I were you I'd look at Panacea BOCAF's stuff on the water spark experiments - some good stuff there