Milt Reynolds: Thinking Out Loud

Free Vaccine: Pertussis-Whooping Cough State officials declare whooping cough epidemic Adults and children can fight illness' spread with vaccinations, boosters Whooping cough epidemic in Wash. worries Oregon Free pertussis-whooping cough immunizations will be provided by Umatilla County Public Health Department on Saturday, May 19th. Vaccine will be given to teens and adults of any age at no cost. There will be 250 doses of the whooping cough vaccine given in Pendleton in the Walmart parking lot from 10am - 12pm and 250 doses given in Hermiston in the Walmart parking lot from 1-3pm. For more information, call the Umatilla County Public Health Department 541-278-5432 . Questions? Contact: Julie Christopherson, BSN Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Umatilla County Public Health Department Poster: Immunization Clinic: Hermiston Kid-friendly Fact Sheet: cdc.gov More information: columbian.com/news state-officials-declare-whooping-cough-epidemic colum

IE9...I'm Impressed! I've been trying IE9 today...I'm impressed! Seems very fast, just as fast as Chrome (version 18.0.1025.162). Very clean UI. Learned one thing...64-bit version of IE9 is not any better than 32-bit, and in fact is slower! 64-bit uses an older version of Javascript. See this article for more info: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking/chrome-10-vs-internet-explorer-9-reconsidered . Windows 7 is bundled with both 32-bit and 64-bit IE9. The one I want to pin to my Taskbar is the 32-bit version, found in this location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer The 64-bit version, the slower of the two, is in this location: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer Both files have the same filename: iexplore.exe To determine the version you're running, click on the settings icon (image of sprocket) and select About Internet Explorer. The 64-bit version will follow the version number with "64-bit Edition". The 32-bit version w