To all those people who know more about the Gates foundation:
What is the Gates foundation doing about population growth in the third world countries in cooperation with their vaccination programs? Just want to know. Thanks.
Price is a big thing between me and the people who I know.
The larger the price, the more we are willing to search for a better price.
Brick and mortars would do well if they had, "Weekly Hot Item" stuff. Kind of like grocery stores have a highly discounted product to bring people in.
Would you disagree that universal telephone service has been a substantial net economic benefit as well as saved the lives of thousands (one need only look to 911)
Universal telephone service has benefited many people. I don't know about the economics of it of though if it really was beneficial. Humans have a way of being flexible.
I look at third world countries now where the technology of cell phones has helped these people in definite rural areas--but they are paying for it themselves without other people subsidizing it through government intervention.
I philosophically disagree. Water you need to live. Electricity or some form of heat you need to live a temperature. I have always thought telephone service is NOT a required utility to live--and should NOT be a public utility.
I have never thought that we should have ever paid for a rural charge--there was some tax on your bills for that.
I have thought that if you wanted to live in a rural area, then you gotta pay for those services. Such as buying more gas to go back and forth. Your choice.
If you want to live away from the areas that don't have natural gas--so be it. Same with bandwith...
Remember, I am still unsure of what Net Neutrality means.
So this "net neutrality" thing is that the telcos are deciding which sources of information are faster than others by charging a tiered pricing to the sources of information?
England 2 Portugal 1
Germany 2 Argentina 2 (OT to PK's and Germany wins)
Brazil 3 France 0
Ukraine 0 Italy 1
then.....
Germany 2 England 0
Brazil 2 Italy 0
then....
Brazil 2 Germany 1
I am one of those ignorant Americans. I do not understand Net Neutrality.
Whatever it means, I just hope the governments stay out of it. Let the market decide this one.
I do not know if this information helps for the investigation, but when I climbed Scott Peak by Index on May 2006 of this year, a person signed in the register on September 21, 2005 as Roger Jung. I know he was reported missing in October 2005.
I was on Denali in 1995 and my friend went shirtless for about one minute at the place where they had that camp in the hole for several days in the book Minus 148. ...it was only about minus 50 at that time when we were there.
Wilderness. I think there are more climbing opportunities in Switzerland though...but that place does not have the "wilderness" feel for it.
But Alaska kicks all ass.