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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled “arbitrary, capricious, or otherwise not in accordance with law” Trump’s decision to phase out the Obama-era DACA program, which allows roughly 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children to obtain work permits and protects them from deportation. "The decision preserves the status quo for the moment and will require the administration to continue accepting DACA renewal applications." More here.

The NIACC Pappajohn Center and North Iowa Area SBDC named Jim Boehmer, Ross Hanson, Nathan Ostrander, and Jason Peterson of the Lake Mills-based 5 Alarm Brewing Company as the Pappajohn Center Entrepreneurs of the Month for April 2018. For more information, visit niacc.edu/pappajohn/entrepreneur-of-the-month.

Line Dancing Classes: 6:30-8 p.m. Thursdays, Morehead Recreation Center, 101 Price St., HP. $3 per class. 336-883-3506.

This of course assumes the next “killer app”. If the software industry does NOT get off its collective ass and stop worrying so much about redmond and what they can do for their company to make money and move the industry forward.

The public meeting is on Thursday, Jan. 10, 9 a.m. at the Silver Springs Community Center, 2945 Fort Churchill Street in the Lahontan Room, on the left side of the building that also houses the Senior Center.

Piedmont Bird Club Walk: 9 a.m. Dec. 8, historic Tanglewood Park, 4061 Clemmons Road, Clemmons. Enter the park and take the first left towards the dog park. Participants will meet in the parking lot and carpool into the park; $2 fee per car. ndgatto72@gmail.com.

So, according to your little doomsday scenario, by the year 2008, the entire Windows-based PC software industry will become unprofitable, collapse entirely and vanish? What you are claiming will happen to Microsoft will also happen to every other PC-based software company equally – they are ALL doomed, necessarily so, according to your theory. And not only that, but the entire PC hardware industry (i.e., the x86 architecture) is going to be displaced completely and will no longer exist either because we’ll all be using advanced cell-phones as the center of our computing lives?

Let’s examine this one, too. The broadband-as-killer-app has been around now for a couple of years and it might surprise you to know that as of right now about 4% of home in America are wired for broadband. Why? Broadband (DSL) only works within a fixed distance of the telco’s DSL node and not on all lines. Most people in the US talk over copper instead of fiber. And the bulk of the copper was installed, oh, say, before I was born. This fun little built-in speed bump is going to limit widespread broadband adoption for quite a while. Cable modems have their limitations too. Home networks will spread more quickly thanks to WiFi, but only in homes with multiple computers (i.e. NOT most of America).

Just talked to night’s big winners: Amy Sherman-Palladino, Dan Palladino on her making history with @MaiselTV wins at tonight’s #EMMYS. They’re off to @AmazonStudios party now leaving Gov Ball. pic.twitter.com/0XMJPEc0x0

The last I checked the iPhone was a cellphone and AT&T required a contract. When Apple starts doing that on a Mac let me know. Until then keep your ignorance to your self.

“But there’s a gap between energy and obtaining the kind of power that can effect change, and it’s one that it’ll take more than a ‘blue wave’ to fill. It’s not just about convincing voters to swing O’Rourke’s way. It’s about convincing people to vote, period.” BuzzFeed

Scientists from ORNL and the industry partners will serve as leads for each project. In the case of Exelon Generation and ORNL’s work to deliver more robust modeling and simulation for boiling water reactor applications, the effort will deliver multiple benefits.