Stun Guns - How They Work and Who Uses Them by Rory H. Hawkins
Stun Guns are weapons that can incapacitate crowds of people by sweeping a lightning-like beam of electricity across them. Stun guns send electricity with a very high voltage and low amperage to the assailant's body. The effect of a stun gun temporarily disables an attacker for several minutes... This results in temporary imbalance affecting the nervous system and the muscles in our body. ... the attacker's body, the electrical pulses will try to move from one electrode to the other, dumping electricity into the attacker's nervous system.

The Rise and Fall of the Digital E-Government; The Future of AI Administrators by Lance Winslow
Today we have E-Government Initiatives, which are widely successful and citizens or e-Citizens as they are now called can get almost any information about the government online. They can learn about services, file forms, pay bills, their taxes or any number of things. ... Isn’t this much about Bill Gate’s dream of the digital organizational nervous system? ... Super Computers and AI Administrators that are fully integrated systems, which re-designs and re-formats self along with self-healing networks.

Computer Components for Idiots by Ron King
There are many fancy add-ons for computers, but the basic components of the computer are simple and universal. If 1 of these main components is missing, it’s not a computer. The 4 essentials of every computer system are: a motherboard, a Central Processing Unit (CPU), memory, and a hard drive. ... The motherboard is like the nervous system and skeleton of the human body -- it provides support for the internal components and also passes information between the computer parts. ... CPU If the motherboard is the nervous system, then the CPU is the brain.

IT System - Phase VIII for World eGovernment Artificial Intelligent Netcentric Super Computer by Lance Winslow
It has taken the Online Think Tank a while to come up with a perfect plan to unite the digital nervous system of all governments; local-Municipal, County, State, Province, Federal and The World Government into one system to serve mankind. In this phase we will describe how this system will work. ... IT System - Phase VIII for World eGovernment The System will be comprised of an Artificial Intelligent Netcentric Super Computer and it will be programmed by humans and for humans; by the people and for the people.

Disaster Recovery, Are You Prepared? by Lee A. Smith
Disaster recovery is one of the most important factors for most businesses, yet it is often overlooked or considered too expensive to implement. Disaster recovery solutions enable a business to continue working in the event of fire, theft, malfunction or terrorism. ... Some companies get nervous by the prospect of their entire data being held offsite, but this can be the safest option as multi-million pound data centres have all the facilities to safeguard and protect your data 24 hours a day. ... The ultimate solution is to have complete redundancy for your IT system and this involves not...

Point of Sale Systems of the Future by Edward Duval
Technology has been moving at an amazing avalanche pace. It continues to grow and develop faster than many companies can keep up with. We’ve come back to one of those lulls where companies are tightening their technology belt. It isn’t that these companies don’t appreciate the technology being... Each time I get nervous and remember back in the early days the trouble I got when I upgraded to DOS 4.0. ... The next year is going to be an exciting time especially since it’s been so long since Microsoft’s last Operating System Release.

Professional Help with Your Computer May Be Cheaper Than You Think by D. David Dugan
We all deal with them, those little computer problems that aren’t quite big enough to warrant a call to the Computer Guy. You know, like every once in a while your camera won’t transfer its pictures the right way. Or like the times when all of a sudden your computer shuts down for no apparent... Don’t get nervous yet, I’m not suggesting you look up some super hi-tech article and study it until you know it inside and out. ... It is often my advice to have your system evaluated at least one every three months.

Machines or People? by Joe DeClara
It’s amazing how similar we are to machines. We have jobs that we are designed to be able to complete easily, and we do just that. It may seem simple to us, but have you ever watched a cat try to turn a doorknob? Have you ever tried to jump up to the top of your china cabinet in a single bound? ... The motherboard in our computers are very similar to our central nervous system, they both control the wheelings and dealings of the rest of the components. ... I doubt very highly that someone looked at the machine that is a human, and decided to base a computer system on us.

Learning Computers for Seniors by Tim Wakeling
It can often seem like kids nowadays pop into the world already able to use a PC. But there’s no reason why you can’t learn as well. It doesn’t have to be as hard as it can look — if you go about it the right way. You can learn how to use a PC however you like — it’s up to you! ... That’s fine if you’re in the US but could be confusing if you’re in England with its different phone system and Internet Service providers. ... A lot of people are nervous when they first start learning to use a PC. ... It’s not surprising when you’re starting something new.

The Psychology Behind Playing Online Video Games by Scott Soloff
Video games can be found everywhere, and they're available in formats ranging from hand held Gameboys to playing online video games over the internet with people from all over the world. We know that spending long hours playing video games is bad for us, and we've gotten the message about... Playing online video games gives a real boost to our nervous system - our attention level spikes sharply, we sit up and feel the tingle of excitement, anticipating the barrage of mental stimuli and instant gratification playing online video games offers.