You can now set your Teens up with and Account at Amazon and control the purchasing process. I would think most parents already do this as I demand cash before approval of my teens purchase. Purchasing without getting pre-approval at my house has serious consenqences. Such is the digital world we live in. Ohh confession I had to do some Audio editing tonight.
You have heard me talk about proximity beacons. I know now how to do it with minimal investment! This course that I endorse and have used successfully is the gateway to deploying proximity beacons for Android.
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- Safety is Elon Musk’s concern
- Insulated Tumbler
- Best digital photo frames
- Microsoft data privacy case
- Honeywell security system
- Teens can now have Amazon accounts
- Best free security software suite
- 10 smart browser alternatives for iOS
- Apple to appeal 5 year patent battle
- Germany’s tech hub
- Fall update for Xbox One
- People are buying iPhone 7’s more than iPhone 8
- Pizza Hut security breach
- Chicago’s alderman plan on city budget crisis
- 747 Supertanker
- Google isn’t saying that Microsoft security sucks
- Netflix reports 3Q revenue
- Silence annoying gas pump ads
- First iPhone X shipment
- Google Wi-Fi site blocking feature
- Telegram fined after refusing to provide user data
- 20000-Ah power bank
- Best soundbars for audiophiles
- Latest Adobe Flash vulnerability
- Apple ordered to pay $440 million to patent troll
- First drone defibrillator service
- Waymo is training cops
- Explore most of solar system in Google Maps
- Facebook is testing a LinkedIn resume feature
- Google photos can pick your pet out of a lineup
- Facebook funds anti-bullying training
- Huge new screen in Picadilly Circus
- Colorado schools
- Best media streaming device
- Miami congressional candidate
- #MeToo
- Supreme Court
- Nobody thinks about eBay
- Iowa wind farms
- Assnage thanks USA
- Drone hits a commercial plane
I think the drone delivery of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) is fantastic. I was in EMS for forty-one years, thirty as a paramedic and can tell you the advent of AED’s are saving many lives. To be effective the shock needs delivered in 4-6 minutes. Unfortunately, the time of patient discovery, dispatch and travels times all count against that. Anything to shorten that time is great.
I’m guessing the delivery will be made to the geolocation of the 911 callers cell phone. I’m not sure if this will catch on but I think it is a avenue that warrants testing. Many AED’s are located in the community but know-one knows where they are. I use this app to tell me so I can find one if needed. http://www.pulsepoint.org/pulsepoint-aed/
Watching these large air tankers is quite a thrill when your working under them. It is very impressive watching them drop. The large air tankers and helps usually contract year round by moving to other countries whose fire seasons are opposite of those in North America.
Here a couple of links that might provide more information of interest.
http://www.calfire.ca.gov/communications/downloads/fact_sheets/Aviation_Firefighting_webbooklet.pdf