You have decided to attend Groundhog Day.  You’ve never been to Punxsutawney, but you’re pretty sure they already made an educational film on the subject, right?  Well, the film is wrong.  And… you’re gonna need some help.
Here goes the help.

There are a lot of words for a groundhog. Let’s explore the more popular ones…

In 1982 what we today consider the internet was owned primarily by the military, and somewhat shared with a few academic institutions (mostly schools like Carnegie Mellon that have ties to military organizations such as DARPA). In March of 1982, the military decided to convert its entire structure, ARPANet, over to a new protocol, […]

February 17, 2009 is in important date for American television. At midnight American broadcasters will be required by law to cease operation of old analog TV transmitters (as in, crappy old static-y systems). Digital television is already broadcasting, with a wider variety of content at a much higher quality.
And for some TV viewers out there, […]