Articles
Washington State Broadband Stakeholder's Meeting
An email from Tamara M.
Searcher: "Living Large in Lean Times"
The March 2009 edition of Searcher, the "Magazine for Database Professionals", has a great cover article called "Living Large in Lean Times" (V.17, No. 3: pp. 22-27).
ALA files comments to FCC on rural broadband strategy
Re-printed from District Dispatch, news from the ALA Washington Office.
Increasing office productivity... for free.
The following information is from an announcement in the GrantStation Insider, which highlights resources and events of interest to state agencies and the public:
"How to Increase Office Productivity Using Free Software is a seven-part series that covers everyt
National Atlas
On this site you can customize maps for printing or viewing. You can mix and match layers when making your own map. Or you can play with interactive maps. Check it out at http://www-atlas.usgs.gov/
A Frontier Army Wife
In 1871 Frances Marie Antoinette Mack married Fayette Washington Roe. Both had been raised in upstate New York, though Faye (as he was known) was born in Virginia. The wedding occurred immediately after his graduation from West Point, and they quickly left to travel to his first army assignment in Fort Lyon, Colorado far from their quiet upstate homes.