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Let’s think it through as a complete birth to death concept !  We’re already doing it almost that way piecemeal at great costs and inefficencies for society presently. Let me put it this way.  Law & order. Crime scene, no problem – lock it down, snap it out, ship the kit & kaboodle to forensic…

Had time to digest the information I shared on my construction experiences. Well here some more food for thoughts, at least Lowe’s seems to have rethought their intentions to buy into Rona. And for good reasons. Here is a scenario that I think will change the construction industry forever and at the same time mortgages…

Disabled services and my connection speeds to online streaming videos are up to normal par speeds now. Still will rebaseline on regular basis operating system and Moblicity net speeds.

Been waiting for a good long while so that the info would get into the hands of guilty parties. Will use the info later on for legal purposes. Been having fun tracking it.

Mark Confirmed regularly at 10:30pm every night.

Next time don’t bog down your network with text messages welcoming me as a new customer after a month in service.  I’ve been a customer in Ottawa for more than a year and a half. Speed up your network, too slow.

Fukyu sushi bar in Côte des Neiges forced to change ‘inappropriate’ name Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Fukyu+sushi+C%c3%b4te+Neiges+forced+change+inappropriate+name/7239040/story.html#ixzz26fi8jq9E Okay it’s made the headlines and been in papers across Canada and even Timbuktu I’ll bet. So, if the name is a problem in Japanese, change it to Vietnamese as follows – how about these versions Fukme – yep too…

Related to my last blog on smartphones from CNN article. All while working, I would often separate my own experiences and take note of what was happening in the third person. I was actually working on a fourth person, but that is a story for another time and place. I won’t discuss it, cause I…

http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/14/opinion/oms-jackson-smartphones/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5 True enough. However consider the alternatives. Businesses in the 80’s to about mid 90’s just before the advent of Windows 95 and compact cellphones, were reliant on pagers as a way and means of getting in touch with it’s employees. Pagers where just as much of a nuisance if not more than smartphones in…

Yikes, have they got serious network problems. Make me think that for the money, I’m better off to kill all cellphone plans and walk to do business or in person. Just ain’t worth the aggravation of dealing with slower than Canada Post snail mail and ant farm colonies who seem a better choice than Moblicity.