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Red Mountain Motel Cabins & R V Park
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Mountain Studies Institute
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81433-0426 Silverton -
Mountain Boy Sledworks
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81433-0730 Silverton -
Rock Pirates Backcountry Adventures
Distance: 0.0 Mi957 Greene Street
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Ice Pirate Backcountry Adventures
Distance: 0.0 MiMolas Lake/Molas Trailhead, Molas Pass
81433 Silverton
Mark Watson, Ruby and Java Consultant and Author
- PO Box 118
- Silverton, Colorado
- 81433-0118
- Phone: +1.970.387.5652
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I just made a small donation to Canonical (good shepard for Ubuntu Linux) while I was installing some security updates. A good investment. As a few very large corporations continue to control resources and major infrastructure, I expect to see a trend towards small agile enterprises covering rapidly changing technology and business niches. I expect to see a three-way synergy between mega-size corporations, small agile businesses, and a mobile highly educated work force: all three sides win big. The losers in this new world order are the poor and the poorly educated workers who can not adapt to changing situations. I think that open source software, other key infrastructure supported by the users of the infrastructure, and a general gift economy will continue to reduce down to a minimum the cost of doing business. Again, the winners are both people who are well educated and prepared on a global scale to move quickly to take advantage of new situations, or people who prepare themselves for work in high-value local jobs like health care, critical government services (fire control, police, etc.), and support of local physical infrastructure.