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Staging your Garden....Primitive Style!

Spring.....my absolute favorite time of year!  Perennials popping up through the snow is such a welcome sight!  This year, our lack of snowfall broug ...

Comcast Caps: suddenly Xfinity move makes even more sense

Last week Comcast got a lot of attention for giving priority to its online video service Xfinity. That move makes even more sense (from a Comcast business perspective) and becomes more worrisome (from a Net Neutrality perspective) given Comcast’s recent decision to charge users who go over a monthly data limit. To be fair the limit seems pretty generous – 300 gigabytes for basic Internet plans.According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, only 1 percent of U.S. ...

Broadband at School and Home in Benton County: the rule not the exception

I have been collecting stories on how people in Minnesota use the Internet since 1995. Back in the day there were two great stories that folks always brought up when talking about Internet in the schools. ...

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