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Highway backup during traffic hours in Northern VA

The car accidents on major highway during morning and evening rush hours cause delay to a lot of people. That is the time wasted because of the direct result of a few persons unattentive driving. I propose that we increase the demerit points deducted for causing the accidents to six points and increasing the fines to those ticketed while being distracted. I am seeing more and more people drinking coffee, reading news paper and talking on the cell phones with out hands free devices. Just an idea.

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Adding Feedback Function to this Website

It seems to me that some feedback from the Site would be valuable, as I have no idea when someone comments on a piece I have submitted and the person also wants an answer to a point I have raised.

I might not look at the Site for weeks, so there can be a long delay.

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Bring Textbooks into the 21st century

The State Department of Education and the Department of Technology should collaborate and encourage vendors to offer textbooks for K-12 in 21st century formats.  Having students carry heavy books home each night is unnecessary.  One set of classroom books plus a few spares for those students without internet at home would suffice, saving the state and localities millions of dollars in textbook acquisition.  Plus, on-line content can be updated so that facts don't become obsolete.  Our instructional content is often held hostage to the large textbook companies who control

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