In the park, drivers are greeted by a Santa with flip phone and computer (sponsored by Southern New England Telephone), a lighted carousel across the road from giant dinosaurs, a Santa on a jet ski and in an airplane, and elves load packages onto a tractor trailer truck, working a crane, and riding a toboggan.
Mr. Clinton said the budget proposal he would unveil next week, which requires Congressional approval, will include tax incentives of $2 billion over 10 years as well as expanded grants to encourage the private sector to donate computers, sponsor technology centers in poor neighborhoods and train those not yet connected to the Web.
The centerpiece of the president's digital divide proposal, which he described Jan . 27in the State of the Union address as "a national crusade" to create "opportunity for all," would be $2 billion in tax incentives over the next decade to encourage companies to donate computers, sponsor schools, libraries and community centers, and support technology training for workers.
Two or more white males talking to microphones for two or more hours sharing their unscripted thoughts about their phones and computers — sponsored by Squarespace".
If so, Perkowitz knows something that no one at an April 2004 workshop on "self-aware computer systems" sponsored by Darpa (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) knows.
Basil Hassan, 18, voting at a school where he was taking a free 15-day computer course sponsored by Bashar al-Assad in his only previous official role as head of the Syrian Computer Society, marked his ballot with a bloody thumbprint.
One of the practical examples of its implementation is given inside the open computer library sponsored by Intel under the name Open Computer Vision (OPEN-CV).
The biggest initiative calls for $2 billion in tax incentives over 10 years to encourage companies to donate computers and sponsor community technology centers and tech training for workers.
Since 1999 I.B.M. has sponsored computer science and engineering summer camps nationwide for middle school girls.
With financial backing from the computer magnate David Packard, Mr. Campbell sponsored the 1996 ballot initiative that created the new system.
