California’s effort to establish Net Neutrality is successfully
moving forward. The legislation has now
been passed and awaits our Gov. Brown’s signature. (refer to preceding two posts for specifics). You might want to see what, if any, actions
your state may be taking.
A coalition of 22 states attorneys general formed the first
of the year “... to sue the Federal Communications Commission for axing net
neutrality rules...” ― California, Connecticut,
Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington ― and the District
of Columbia” reported here.
* * *
The relatively uneventful life I wrote about occurring the
preceding week was short-lived. Nothing
quite like a little 4.4 earthquake with an epicenter in the foothills just down
the road to alter that impression. A
sudden sharp jolt shook my house as I was sitting in my recliner viewing the
PBS News Hour. The shaking and creaking
sounds lasted a bit longer than I might have preferred but did not result in
any visible damage inside.
Do you need to have emergency preparations for any potential disasters?
