Monthly Archives: July 2016

One of the most important parts of New Mexico history is the railroad. Its development brought commerce and community to the Land of Enchantment. Located on the Rail Yards campus here in Albuquerque is the Wheels Museum. The Wheel Museum … Continue reading →

(July 22, 2016) A piece of aviation history, a 1940s-era Aeronca Chief, was delivered on Saturday, July 9, to a hangar at the Ocean City Airport, where the Ocean City Aviation Association will begin a lengthy restoration project. Coleman Bunting, … Continue reading →

Things are looking up for Facebook’s plans to provide high-speed Internet connectivity to virtually everyone on the planet. Not only did a team of scientists from the company figure out how to improve data transmission by laser beams this week, … Continue reading →

On November 26, 1934, the Secretary General of the League of Nations, Joseph Avenol of France, delivered to the Romanian delegation a “note” to be considered under the “procedure in force in the matter of the protection of minorities.” The … Continue reading →

In 2016, if you aren’t Apple or Samsung and you make smartphones for a living, you need to find new ways to stand out or you may not be around for long. This industry is tougher than ever and has … Continue reading →

Edward Snowden thinks about phone security a lot more than the average person. And with good reason, as the world-famous whistleblower revealed methods of government data collection on phone calls, and even from his exile in Russia, still remains a major … Continue reading →