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Archive of Technology on Wednesday November 04, 2009
GA: Memory cards forgotten in 7 Ga. voting machines
Memory cards in seven voting machines were unintentionally left in Atlanta precincts Tuesday night, in a poll worker error that election officials say is not expected to affect the outcome of any race. Read More
GA: Grant creates shared library for Georgia's colleges
Georgia Tech received $857,000 to create a digital library to be shared by colleges in the University System of Georgia. Read More
LA: DOTD explains ramp controls
Ramp meters, which would be the first of their kind in Louisiana, are aimed at making it easier to merge onto the interstate. They will force vehicles to proceed one at a time along entrance ramps onto I-12, roughly at four-second intervals. Read More
MA: Families seek coverage for hearing aids
Health insurance companies in Massachusetts are not required to pick up the cost of children's hearing aids, but if Josephine Lee of Georgetown and other parents have their way, that's going to change. Read More
MD: Annapolis considers 'renewable energy park'
BALTIMORE, Md. -- Hoping to make some green out of going green, Annapolis officials are weighing an ambitious plan to convert an old municipal dump into a "renewable energy park" that would generate enough electricity to supply all of the power the state capital consumes, using landfill gas, yard waste and the sun's rays for fuel. Read More
MD: Constellation, EDF moving forward with nuclear sale
Constellation Energy and Electricite de France are moving quickly to close their nuclear power deal under conditions imposed by the state Public Service Commission, including a $100 rebate for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. ratepayers. Read More
NV: Nevada utility panel taking public comment today
Nevada state utility regulators plan a public meeting in Reno to hear from residents about electric, gas, telephone, railroad and water service in northern Nevada. Read More
VT: Video shows bridge cracks
A video released Tuesday by the New York Department of Transportation shows extensive cracking on at least one of the concrete piers supporting the closed Lake Champlain Bridge linking Addison to Crown Point, N.Y. Read More |
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