Technology
How Technology Is Transforming CBD as an Industry
So much used to be unknown about CBD. People would often assume it was illegal, unsafe and led to impairment. As technology has advanced and medical discoveries are continually made, however, it has never been clearer the extent to which CBD has the potential to help individuals. As an industry, CBD is undergoing an increase…
Continue Reading4 Strategies to Help Prevent Online Identity Theft
Online identity theft is one of the most pervasive and serious threats you face in this digital world. Hackers, scammers and thieves are always looking to steal your personal information so that they can impersonate you, open up fraudulent accounts and drain your money. Below, you’ll find four strategies to help you protect your identity…
Continue ReadingHow Technology Can Help Run Meetings Effectively
Ask any professional and they will tell you that they believe that one of the most futile endeavors at their place of work would be the required meetings. Moreover, ask any executive, and they will tell you that they spend an immense amount of time each week in meetings. Needless to say, a lot of…
Continue Reading3 Things You Need to Start Mass-Producing Your Invention
Coming up with a great idea for a new product that is popular with consumers is very exciting and could lead to significant wealth. If you have a great product in mind that is popular with consumers, you may want to consider having it mass produced. If you do want to mass produce your new…
Continue ReadingHow to Photograph the Eclipse with an iPhone
Are you planning on shooting photos of the Great American Solar Eclipse of 2017 in Idaho Falls? Even if you do not have professional camera equipment, you can still take great photos of the eclipse using your iPhone or Android device. To help you make the most of your smartphone’s camera, here are a few…
Continue ReadingUS to build $1.6B East Idaho facility for warships’ nuclear waste
IDAHO FALLS — Site preparation on a new $1.65 billion Expended Core Facility that handles fuel waste from the nation’s fleet of nuclear-powered warships will begin in 2017, the Navy and U.S. Department of Energy announced Tuesday. Located at the Naval Reactors Facility at the Idaho National Laboratory, the new facility will support the Naval…
Continue ReadingPlaying Games Online May Help Advance Science
Play video games, advance science Scott Horowitz, University of Michigan and James Bardwell, University of Michigan Computer gaming is now a regular part of life for many people. Beyond just being entertaining, though, it can be a very useful tool in education and in science. If people spent just a fraction of their play time…
Continue ReadingSmall Modular Nuclear Reactor Would Bring 1,000+ Jobs to Idaho Falls
The following is a news release from the city of Idaho Falls. IDAHO FALLS — During the Intermountain Energy Summit, held in Idaho Falls earlier this week, there was discussion about Idaho National Laboratory being the preferred site to locate the construction and operation of the world’s first NuScale Power Small Modular Reactor plant. The impact…
Continue ReadingDisrupting pro-ISIS online ‘ecosystems’ could help thwart real-world terrorism
Neil Johnson, University of Miami Supporters of the Islamic State, or ISIS, around the world gather online, becoming members of virtual communities in much the same way any of us might join online groups focused on some common interest. The videos, audio messages, letters, chatter and know-how that they then share are much more sinister than…
Continue ReadingIn Defense of the AR-15 Rifle Against Calls For Assault Weapon Ban
Critics Call for Banning the AR-15 Rifle In the wake of the terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida by a radicalized Islamic murderer, the AR-15 has been vilified by the president and his hopeful successor, Hillary Clinton. This tragic event follows an increasing awareness of painful loss resulting from mass killings by individuals whose hearts and minds…
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