From the page: "Stacking one up against the other in terms of performance is a moot point; Cisco's product would win hands-down when it comes to quality of communication, the ability to have full HD video for any virtual meeting, and the assurance that any interactions would be completely griefer-free." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Palin was a member of the Alaskan Independence party (AIP) before becoming an elected Republican official, according to party members, and recorded a video message for the AIP convention this year. The AIP's chief goal is securing Alaska a vote on seceding from the US, a goal that party leaders believe the state was denied before it became part of the US almost 50 years ago." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Senator John McCain is referred to as a 'warrior' by the media almost as often as he says it of himself. As a career Marine infantryman, I'd just like to think about that for minute." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "What's missing from the survey data, however, is which companies are allowing telework for their employees, or how much time employees are allowed to put in from home. Our sister publication Computerworld notes that in 2006, Hewlett-Packard ended a telework benefit for hundreds of employees, and in 2008, Intel began requiring over half its IT teleworkers to be in the office at least four days per week. Both companies claimed that employee productivity decreased when they were not in the office." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Wronged partners have spurred a cottage industry in cyber-revenge. Love rats have been humiliated on websites such as myexwifesabitch.com and cheated-on.com[cheated-on.com] , which was set up four years ago by Susan Hughes from Devon after she discovered her RAF pilot boyfriend was married." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "When scholars from the year 2058 look back on the current state of academic research and the dissemination of knowledge, they surely will marvel at the fact that so much of it remained oriented toward printed words on paper. " - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Balogh said she was saddened by her difficulties with the court and her failure to get any elected officials to respond to her letters and phone calls complaining that current state laws make it too easy for an undocumented worker or a nonexistent person to be added to the voting rolls." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "As thousands of delegates arrive in Denver and Minneapolis for the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, cell providers are moving equipment to handle the increase in cell phone traffic that the convention will present. AT has added permanent and temporary network capacity in and around Denver, including Cell sites on Wheels (COWs) and Cells on Light Trucks (COLTs)." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Examining natural wonders through dissimilar eyes, artists Aimee McMaster and Jim Wehtje photograph the ethereal beauty of flowers and other wildlife in startlingly different ways." - Ian Lamont
From the page: "Oosah, a photosharing site that launched back in April, has unveiled a cool new site for iPhone users. But the most interesting part of the site doesn't have anything to do photos -- Oosah will allow users to access up to 1 terabyte of any media for free, including music. That means Oosah site turns your iPhone into a 1 terabyte music player." - Ian Lamont
