| Singapore Wi-Fi Deployment Offers Best Practices for ...
BEIJING, April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- WIMAX World -- Firetide, Inc., a developer of multi-service wireless mesh networks and iCELL, Singapore's leading IT solution provider, on 19 April 2007 will present a conference panel at WIMAX World covering progress made and lessons learned during the first phase of Wireless@SG, the Wi-Fi deployment blanketing Singapore. Firetide, iCELL and partnering Singapore distributor D-Synergy, are currently deploying the network which consists of more than 1,000 indoor and outdoor mesh nodes and access points. As with many large U.S. cities, Singapore has a challenging wireless environment with hills, narrow streets, alleys and high rise office towers blocking line-of-sight. Due to the tropical climate, most end-users prefer to receive Wi-Fi indoors, adding the challenge of penetrating building walls.
Woman accepts plea deal in animal cruelty case
THOMPSON FALLS - A 73-year-old Thompson Falls woman charged with 29 counts of animal cruelty has pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors.Aleta Rogers was sentenced Wednesday to a year in jail and a fine of $1,000 on each of the counts, with all jail time and fines suspended if she pays restitution, donates to the Thompson River Animal Care Shelter and pays surcharges.The total, including the shelter donation, is $6,176.Shelter officials helped Sanders County authorities rescue dozens of dogs from four dilapidated mobile homes and camp trailers owned by Rogers last month. Authorities found 54 dogs living in 2 to 3 inches of their own feces and urine. .
UAW President Ron Gettelfinger: Unity, Determination Key to ...
Tuesday, March 27, 2007 -- Addressing more than 1,500 delegates, alternates, special delegates and guests to the UAW Special Convention on Collective Bargaining in Detroit, UAW President Ron Gettelfinger said that unity and determination are key to winning justice for union members and working families.We come here to discuss the issues and hammer out a collective bargaining resolution that represents the best interests of every sector of our union, said Gettelfinger.Citing the diversity of the UAW membership -- from auto workers to health care workers to auto parts workers to public employees, Gettelfinger stressed that all UAW members are united by our common goals and common dreams, not just for ourselves, but for all working people. .
Proposed Mobile Home Ban Falls Flat
"As of today, we do not have a mobile home ordinance and it does not look like we're going to pursue that," said Kathy Goldsmith, the town recorder for Lost Creek. City council voted last month to look into the ordinance banning mobile homes. City officials said some mobile home owners wouldn't adhere to flood regulations or FEMA regulations. One landowners said city officials need to do a better job of working with the Harrison County Planning Commission. As for the proposed ordinance, Sharon Glasscoc said "I feel it is prejudicial. It strips the landowner of his rights." .
No trailers for Schneider Homes
MOSES LAKE -- There will not be a manufactured home park in the Cascade Valley annexation according to Schneider Homes, Inc.Phil Grosso, Schneider's representative, came before the Moses Lake Council to clear up rumors surrounding the use of the land.All of the rumors citizens are hearing are false, he said. He is unsure where the rumors may have originated.
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