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I'm at the San Mateo County courthouse this morning, to be part of the prospective juror pool. The jury assembly room has three walls with desks on them, eight computers with Internet connections, and Wi Fi service. Clearly they know their demographic.
I was last here about two years ago, and spent most of the day in the jury assembly room before being sent home. Now I'm trying to remember: were any triple murders in the area in the last year or so? Better hit Google....
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i am looking for wi-fi begining history. how it starts , how it build up?
Posted by: raj mas | May 13, 2004 at 10:57 PM