Comments on: Tech at Night: Live from Virginia: Human Trafficking, Cybersecurity

By: Brant Aschenbrener

Brant Aschenbrener — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 03:59:24 +0000

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By: more...

more... — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 06:42:41 +0000

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By: noodle

noodle — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 02:31:00 +0000

I never heard of this, but had something like that happen to me in another state when I took a dog in for an ear infection, the vet charged for a dog license since the animal lived in the same county as the clinic they were acting as enforcers. While vaccines can be good, I think they’re overused. There seems to still be a lot unknown about the immunology and side affects. I had one vets tell me the 1-yr and 3-yr rabies shot are the same and unclear why pets kept entirely indoors have to get a rabies shot. My horse became allergic to vaccines and was nearly killed by epinephrine used to treat the allergic reaction to the vaccine, turns out he was also allergic to epinephrine (rare), now he’s even allergic to anti-histamines. No more vaccines for him.

By: snowshooze

snowshooze — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:40:18 +0000

Big brother cracking down for dollars.
What are they gonna say if the pet was just visiting?
Did you hear about the Stingray system?
Cell towers all over the country… drive by, and you are not only tracked, but further, they can rip your phone for all it’s contents.
Phone list, activity…the works.

By: Scope

Scope — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:37:11 +0000

which so very unfortunately was just renewed with the votes of at least 4 Republican VA Senators.

By: Scope

Scope — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:34:55 +0000

Every Vet in VA was required to report the name and address of every pet owner that brought their pet to the vet for any reason. The Department of Pet Police was required to send the names of every reported pet owner to the counties where they resided. The counties were then required to notify every pet owner whose name they were given to come in and purchase a “license” for their pet, or face a monetary penalty. My husband seems to think it was a fine of $50-$100 bucks for non-compliance. I believe it was pushed as a program to have every pet vaccinated for rabies (I totally agree with that responsibility for pet owners), but it more so wound up being a pet license revenue issue than a rabies issue. As with all mandates, many pets were not vaccinated, or many pets were not properly taken care of because of the privacy issue. That argument was forefront with the impending law, oh well, they are just expendable animals. At that time, Lt Gov Bolling was seated, and Bob McDonnell was the state Atty Gen. Don’t know if they fought the legislation or not. I’ll have to look into that.

By: noodle

noodle — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 19:35:17 +0000

I rarely spend more than an hour or two in C-ville, the traffic has been awful for years, but VA still has some awful pretty countryside. I’m still unhappy with the VA repubs about the primaries, but I cannot understand why anyone would vote Kaine. IMO he insulted the citizens of Virginia by taking the head of DNC job while simultaneously serving as Gov. Coincidentally, I wrote a long letter to the Dem Sen (the one that’s going to retire) about a week before he announced he wasn’t running for re-election. I explained to him v politely the problems w govt overspending, Obamacare, etc.. and how he was actually supposed to be representing VA, not just the Dems..

By: Scope

Scope — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 14:46:11 +0000

for the Senate seat that Tim Kaine sat on a billion dollars in transportation funds when he was governor. He was more interested in pushing for Obama’s type dream of high speed rail than fixing the massive traffic problems on the roads, especially up in your neck of the woods.

Down here in the liberalville Charlottesville, they also sat on billions of federal funds for more than 20 years to build an alternate route around the always traffic congested route 29 that runs right through the major shopping area in the city. The time limit to make that happen passed and I believe they had to repay the money to the feds. Guess who has been a very vocal opponent of the by-pass? John Grisham, yes that John Grisham. He lives just south of Charlottesville.

By: noodle

noodle — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 13:45:21 +0000

If you can choose when to drive its not too bad, the weather is pretty temperate (until we get 2-3 feet of snow all at once). Also, school can be cancelled for rain and 1/4″ of sleet or ice can bring unbelievable gridlock. I think of the traffic here as supersaturated and the least disturbance can crystallize traffic in the entire region.