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There are many sources on the web where you can get your daily dose of news from eBay with the morning coffee: from the last sale of wacky to information on financial depth This is a list of web resources to meet their eBay news habit.Google News - Mark this day for the latest gossip on eBay. - Updated 24.7 AuctionBytes - An excellent resource for buyers and sellers. I will try to address the issues that expand what is already talking AuctionBytes - updated daily during the week. BloggingStocks - Looking to the discussion of the last turn of eBay or questionable decision? EBay updated regularly with news of Associated Content - My new house and a great source for articles, tips and tricks, as well as editorials and articles from my new friend GrahamEbay Strategies - Scot Wingo Blog on eBay issues. Scot is the President and CEO of ChannelAdvisor, a service that used for all my many years on eBay. Ecommerce-guide.com - Latest news and information in Ebay's own message boards to read what eBay buyers and sellers on eBay say. A must read for investors of eBay. My favorite is the Board of the Board of shops as it is entertaining and informative. Be prepared to sometimes nasty.Ebay Announcements - Check this page for the latest eBay listings. (This is where the famous "rate hike" The announcement was made.) Fun places to go but I'm not sure how the data are accurate: QuoteTracker by Medved, a resource for all counts on eBay auction . Powersellersunite - A different view on eBay at a growing number of dissidents Ebay Power Seller. Check out his letter auction site for information about eBay and its competitors. Ebay MATCHUPS - A interesting diversion. Well, that's it for now. I will update this list as I find more resources. If you find anywhere else please contact me with the link above and let me know. What is the tap for this week? I'm still trying to figure out the schedule for submission of content partners, so I will let you know when it can schedule issues and debates, but I want to talk about topics that will help the online retailer to reduce its dependence on any market. From time to time suggestions are given brain and treat hair in pure speculation, hopefully that is both entertaining and informative.

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The advancements in technology have allowed us to do so many new and interesting things with our abilities in space travel.  Computers play such an important role in calculating, collecting and analyzing data, predicting outcomes, aiding in travel and landing capabilities, and so much more.  Computers allow for so many abilities that we as humans cannot possibly ever accomplish.  They allow for formulas and abilities to be programmed in and put into motion, and focus on only certain areas.  Humans will never be able to have programmed formulas or the speed of computation that computers are capable of. 

One of the largest concerns regarding space travel and the so much new technology was how to manage all of the many computers and equipment that is needed when traveling into space.  Computers are needed in so many aspects of a spaceship; they basically control the whole thing. A computer is required to control the ships fuel, engine, data collection, landing, taking off gear, direction while in flight, communication from the space craft back to the home base here on earth, etc.  With all these computers, it takes many people to monitor all of them, and many high tech computers to run everything.  If even one of them fails, the whole mission could go wrong.  That is why NASA often runs several identical computer systems on the same the program to allow for redemption if failure does occur.  This eliminates some of the risks, but not all of them.  There are still many problems that could go wrong in all the computers necessary to even just take off from the ground.

Within the next few years, the goal is to have a much better grasp on the direction that advances need to go in to increase our chances of entering into space safely, and to be the most productive we can be in each journey or mission.  The scientists of NASA have been working on a supercomputer that they hope will be able to cut down on many of the risks that come up when trying to accurately run all of the computer programs and systems.  If they can successfully merge some of the programs into one, this would dramatically increase the likelihood of failsafe missions, and lower the cost of the maintenance, back up systems, and the salaries of the many, many people needed to monitor the systems constantly.