On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:43:51 GMT, yea right wrote:


It appears the UPLC (United Powerline council) does not value people that
enjoy tube radios. This from a group of people that use glass
insulators and old wooden power poles to send hi-speed internet.

http://www.uplc.utc.org/?cbr_v=dcb&n...nten tbrowser
or
http://tinyurl.com/35ptp



From the article"

"UPLC reminded the Commission that BPL is not just another broadband
access platform, but one that enables applications in ways that other
technologies do not by providing enhanced utility applications, home
networking, symmetric speeds, and low latency for a variety of
services. Unique applications will improve the efficiency and
reliability of electric service to utility customers as well as
promote broadband competition for consumers, carriers and ISPs -
saving lives, reducing electric generation costs, remedying the
digital divide and conquering the DSL- cable duopoly."



Wow! This stuff can do anything except restore virginity. And
I'm sure they're working on that little problem.

On 06/25/04 04:47 am put fingers to keyboard and
launched the following message into cyberspace:

http://www.uplc.utc.org/?cbr_v=dcb&n...nten tbrowser
or
http://tinyurl.com/35ptp

From the article"

"UPLC reminded the Commission that BPL is not just another broadband
access platform, but one that enables applications in ways that other
technologies do not by providing enhanced utility applications, home
networking, symmetric speeds, and low latency for a variety of
services. Unique applications will improve the efficiency and
reliability of electric service to utility customers as well as
promote broadband competition for consumers, carriers and ISPs -
saving lives, reducing electric generation costs, remedying the
digital divide and conquering the DSL- cable duopoly."

Wow! This stuff can do anything except restore virginity. And
I'm sure they're working on that little problem.

They certainly will need to find a way of doing that, in view of what
they are doing to (potential) customers, to existing licensed users of
the RF spectrum, and probably to their investors as well.

MB

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:47:15 -0500, wrote
(in article ):

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:43:51 GMT, yea right wrote:


It appears the UPLC (United Powerline council) does not value people that
enjoy tube radios. This from a group of people that use glass
insulators and old wooden power poles to send hi-speed internet.

http://www.uplc.utc.org/?cbr_v=dcb&n...n&ct=conten t
browser
or
http://tinyurl.com/35ptp



From the article"

"UPLC reminded the Commission that BPL is not just another broadband
access platform, but one that enables applications in ways that other
technologies do not by providing enhanced utility applications, home
networking, symmetric speeds, and low latency for a variety of
services. Unique applications will improve the efficiency and
reliability of electric service to utility customers as well as
promote broadband competition for consumers, carriers and ISPs -
saving lives, reducing electric generation costs, remedying the
digital divide and conquering the DSL- cable duopoly."



Wow! This stuff can do anything except restore virginity. And
I'm sure they're working on that little problem.

Well, it sorta sounds as if they're actually
going the other way with it.

Picture . . .


Uh, oh - wrong newsgroup - best not.


Forget I brought it up.


++ Gray //

On 06/25/04 04:47 am put fingers to keyboard and
launched the following message into cyberspace:

http://www.uplc.utc.org/?cbr_v=dcb&n...nten tbrowser
or
http://tinyurl.com/35ptp

From the article"

"UPLC reminded the Commission that BPL is not just another broadband
access platform, but one that enables applications in ways that other
technologies do not by providing enhanced utility applications, home
networking, symmetric speeds, and low latency for a variety of
services. Unique applications will improve the efficiency and
reliability of electric service to utility customers as well as
promote broadband competition for consumers, carriers and ISPs -
saving lives, reducing electric generation costs, remedying the
digital divide and conquering the DSL- cable duopoly."

Wow! This stuff can do anything except restore virginity. And
I'm sure they're working on that little problem.

They certainly will need to find a way of doing that, in view of what
they are doing to (potential) customers, to existing licensed users of
the RF spectrum, and probably to their investors as well.

MB

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:47:15 -0500, wrote
(in article ):

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:43:51 GMT, yea right wrote:


It appears the UPLC (United Powerline council) does not value people that
enjoy tube radios. This from a group of people that use glass
insulators and old wooden power poles to send hi-speed internet.

http://www.uplc.utc.org/?cbr_v=dcb&n...n&ct=conten t
browser
or
http://tinyurl.com/35ptp



From the article"

"UPLC reminded the Commission that BPL is not just another broadband
access platform, but one that enables applications in ways that other
technologies do not by providing enhanced utility applications, home
networking, symmetric speeds, and low latency for a variety of
services. Unique applications will improve the efficiency and
reliability of electric service to utility customers as well as
promote broadband competition for consumers, carriers and ISPs -
saving lives, reducing electric generation costs, remedying the
digital divide and conquering the DSL- cable duopoly."



Wow! This stuff can do anything except restore virginity. And
I'm sure they're working on that little problem.

Well, it sorta sounds as if they're actually
going the other way with it.

Picture . . .


Uh, oh - wrong newsgroup - best not.


Forget I brought it up.


++ Gray //