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RFID Planet Stealing Your UHF
April 2010
- ►41%Upcoming events to showcase RFID in health care industry · April 30
- ►51%Sirit selected for RFID-enabled toll collection · April 29
- ►48%Axcess Intl improves oil platform safety · April 29
- ►47%Tiny tag for tiny applications · April 29
- ►46%BrainWave's update on the easy-bake oven · April 29
- ►41%Dairy cows tweet via RFID · April 28
- ►46%Advanced ID, NovaMeric announce formation of new company · April 28
- ►46%DOD selects Evigia for active RFID · April 27
- ►41%European project tests food monitoring in transit · April 27
- ►99%Facebook to use NFC? · April 23
- ►42%Biometric wallet showcased at expo · April 22
- ►41%Mobile platform supports DASH7 and EPC Gen2 technologies · April 22
- ►37%Drug monitoring system leverages RFID smart labels · April 22
- ►42%Inova unveils a new handheld for increased flexibility · April 21
- ►43%Hospital speeds response time with Ekahau · April 21
- ►47%USA ID teams to expand RFID product line · April 20
- ►36%Metalcraft reveals universal RFID tags · April 20
- ►36%Lace up your RFID, it’s time to race · April 20
- ►39%Korea uses RFID to trace food, waste disposal · April 19
- ►43%NFC key fob lets you check oil from the driver's seat · April 19
- ►41%Ubisense improves its location-driven visibility · April 19
- ►39%Singapore casino goes all-in with GPI · April 16
- ►38%ThingMagic reveals its new compact reader module · April 16
- ►52%XIO completes sale to GSA · April 16
- ►37%Tortilla manufacturer wrapped in RFID · April 15
- ►40%Mexico certifies Impinj for electronic vehicle registration · April 15
- ►45%UPM Raflatac tosses us a new bone · April 15
- ►39%Intelleflex, Omni-ID team for high-memory passive tags · April 14
- ►39%Airbus extends Auto-ID, RFID services contract · April 14
- ►38%Fujitsu, Positek pair for garment tracking solutions · April 14
- ►43%Alien, RFID4U team to form an educational partnership · April 13
- ►33%N.J. medical center tracks equipment and patients · April 12
- ►36%Ubisense provides real-time location of buses and trams · April 12
- ►37%European clothier gets a better view · April 9
- ►33%Take your meds or else · April 9
- ►33%Air Force tests air fueling efficiency · April 8
- ►33%Library checkout made easy via RFID · April 8
- ►34%Nordic ID selected for tagging operation · April 8
- ►34%Advanced ID ships to Brazilian conveyor belt manufacturer · April 7
- ►35%Versus tapped for clinic workflow automation · April 7
- ►33%Intelleflex announces standards based XC3 tech platform · April 7
- ►35%Belgium casino stacks chips with GPI · April 6
- ►35%Impinj announces the launch of its Speedway xPortal · April 6
- ►35%Tag preserves data in high-temperature applications · April 2
- ►34%Confidex unveils Captura for tag usability and security · April 1
- ►39%Unitech taps Varlink to get word out in the UK · April 1
March 2010
February 2010
- ►39%Versus' integrates with Rauland's Responder 5 · February 23
- ►66%NFC and social media applications · February 8
Where Are We?
NOW
Timewave Zero
March 2010 - Dec 2012
If you are reading this BLOG, you are the RESISTANCE.
Declaration of 'We the People'
Let it be known that We the People of this land commonly known as CANADA, stand in recognition of the true principle that whenever a government abandons the purpose for which we have created it and even becomes hostile towards that which it was once a defender of, it is no longer a fit steward of the political power that is inherent in the people and lent to this government with strict conditions. These conditions are defined in the Canadian Bill of Rights, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Constitution Act of 1982. Furthermore, to the extent that our government violates these conditions, they nullify their own authority. At which point it is our right and duty to entrust this power to new stewards who will not depart from the laws that we have give them. This being the case let it be known; that should our government seek to tax, restrict or otherwise impose on any of the rights that should not be infringed, thus impairing our ability to exercise our God given rights to life, liberty, property and defend against such impairments, which precedes all human legislation and is superior to it, that the duty of us good and faithful people will not be to obey them but to alter or abolish them and institute new governments laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to us shall seem most likely to affect our safety and happiness.
Declaration of 'We the People'
Let it be known that We the People of this land commonly known as CANADA, stand in recognition of the true principle that whenever a government abandons the purpose for which we have created it and even becomes hostile towards that which it was once a defender of, it is no longer a fit steward of the political power that is inherent in the people and lent to this government with strict conditions. These conditions are defined in the Canadian Bill of Rights, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Constitution Act of 1982. Furthermore, to the extent that our government violates these conditions, they nullify their own authority. At which point it is our right and duty to entrust this power to new stewards who will not depart from the laws that we have give them. This being the case let it be known; that should our government seek to tax, restrict or otherwise impose on any of the rights that should not be infringed, thus impairing our ability to exercise our God given rights to life, liberty, property and defend against such impairments, which precedes all human legislation and is superior to it, that the duty of us good and faithful people will not be to obey them but to alter or abolish them and institute new governments laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to us shall seem most likely to affect our safety and happiness.
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