I am meeting with some people who are trying to convince me it would be a good idea. It would take a lot of convincing. That doesn't mean I wouldn't, but the best way to bet would be no.

I can take a single wide-angle of the scene in low-res (including all the objects of low interest like sky and trees). Then I can take a camera and zoom to the area where trucks drive into a warehouse to get the driver and the license plate and a wide-angle picture of the side of the truck. But you do not have to record the low interest items in high-resolution.

His drugstore reminds me of those old apothecaries I'd visit as a kid. Everyone behind the counter knows you. You're more than just a number in a computer.

If people are organized the wrong way (and) they do not empathize with the customer then what you tend to have is a lot of money spent on some technology project, which goes down a rat hole.

You have health care assets, and health care research, software, semiconductors and agriculture, ... Put it all together, stir in investment, and we can have a strong bioscience industry here. We don't have to be a big as San Diego or Boston to make a profound impact on the state.

It is not really about technology, it is about people,

I think what's happened is that Millville wants their police chief, Tim Ryan, out. They hope to embarrass him by putting for some charges that eventually will not stick.

It involves an allegation against a Mendon police sergeant that Millville was doing an investigation for the state. The allegation is that Tim Ryan, the chief, leaked this information to some members of the media, I was one of them -- he did not leak it to me.

The people started using it unauthorized. It was a construction site. We had to make some extra effort to secure the site to keep the public from using it because they were getting in the way.

Had we known when we were designing Cherry what we know now, we probably would have designed it to have two trails.