Professional Reading Shelf
Fugitive Documents?
Source: Houston Business Journal
Desert Paper Trail Leads to Shell Oil
File this one under how NOT to archive your documents…. “A buried ‘treasure’ could come back to haunt Houston-based Shell Oil. A total of 190 boxes full of documents have been dug up in the New Mexico desert near a pipeline formerly owned by a Shell subsidiary, the Texas-New Mexico Pipeline Co. The documents apparently pertain to operation of the pipeline and to environmental damage caused by an oil spill in the early 1990s.”
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Libraries
Wi-Fi–Open Access
Source: Wi-Fi Planet
An Open Source Wi-Fi Roundup
“(T)here are a number of freely available tools that will enable you to create and manage a public access hotspot. There are three projects in particular that are under community development and in use today that are deserving of mention: Sesame Wi-Fi, ZoneCD from Public IP and the Less Networks Hotspots Server (popularized by the Austin Wireless City Project in Texas).”

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