Some random photos of UPRM-Mayaguez Campus
This issue is near and dear to my heart. I live in the Llanos Tuna area of Cabo Rojo where we do not get Choice or PRT (Claro) internet. We use HughesNet, a satellite-based internet service, but it does not meet our needs, and is too expensive. We have tried various cell phone-based approaches (Open-Mobile, Claro, Centenial) but we do not get good reception. Not only that, the cell-phone approaches are slow and do not provide unlimited data downloading, as do Choice and PRT. HughesNet allows us only 425 Mbytes per day, which we exceed frequently. Downloading movies is out of the question. If we exceed the amount then we are basically shut down for 24 hours!! We do get some restore tokens each month, but if we use them up we have to pay $7 for additional restore tokens. Every night before I go to bed I pray that someone will bring decent internet to my neighborhood. I will now focus my prayers on the success of the Puerto Rico’s Broadband Strategic Plan. 🙂
Do you think it is a good plan?
Common bean production in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico
El Frente de Rescate Agrícola ha elaborado un Boletín Informativo para continuar la difusión masiva y educación ciudadana en relación a la seguridad alimentaria, la pérdida acelerada de terrenos agrícolas y los efectos adversos de la construcción e instalación del parque industrial de 44 molinos de viento en el municipio de Santa Isabel. Exhortamos a darle [mas]
000 NOUS62 TJSJ 310358 FTMJUA MESSAGE DATE: MAY 31 2012 03:58:00 THE WSR-88D TJUA RADAR HAS FAILED DUE TO UNKNOWN REASONS. THERE IS A SUSPICIOUS SMOKE/FIRE ALARM ON IN THE EQUIPMENT SHELTER ROOM WITH 0% GENERATOR FUEL. FAA TECHS AND AOCC HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED. THE RADAR WILL BE OUT OF SERVICE FOR THE REST OF THE NIGHT. FAA TECHS WILL VISIT THE SITE TOMORROW MORNING. ROSA
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