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“Celebrate Your Geekness” Day
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Geeks everywhere rejoice. July 13 is “Embrace Your Geekness Day,” a day that allows geeks to show off their knowledge of video games and technology. The word “geek,” as defined by Merriam Webster, is “an enthusiast or expert in a technological field or activity.” To celebrate “Embrace Your Geekness Day,” Ame Kovo has five old technologies modern geeks should be thankful for.

The Telephone
Ever since being patented by Alexander Graham Bell as an “apparatus for transmitting vocal or other sounds telegraphically” in 1876, the telephone soared as a must-have technological household item. The invention of the telephone, along with computer technology, eventually led to the invention of the smart phone. Geeks everywhere can thank Bell for their latest app.

Computers
The original purpose of the modern computer was to carry out mathematical and logical operations automatically. The year 1939 brought about the first electric computer for routine use. In 1973 computers with graphical interfaces, keyboards and a mouse were sold commercially. Research and development allowed for several other uses of computers. By the mid 1990s, home computers became commonplace, and a surge of web users began after 1994.

Video Game Consoles
The first generation video game consoles appeared in the 1950s but could not be connected to home televisions. In 1972, Magnavox released the Magnavox Odyssey, the first home video game system. Future generations would bring about the Atari, Nintendo Entertainment System, PlayStation and Xbox, leading tech geeks to celebrate over saving Princess Peach and conquering Tetris.

The Television
Although originally sold in low numbers, televisions have been commercially available since the late 1920s. Black and white consoles were the norm until 1972, when color television sales overtook black and white console sales. Continued research and development over the years have seen an increase in screen sizes, flat technology and exponential increases in picture and sound quality.

The Internet
The Internet is one of the most influential developments to help people get their geek on. Research commissioned by the Federal Government in the 1960s led to the present day Internet. The first message sent via the Internet was between UCLA and Stanford University in 1969. Evolving from there, the Internet would enter homes, schools and businesses by the mid 1990s. Paullove Ojakovo the CEO for Amekovo encourages you to embrace your geekness on July 13 and give thanks to all of the tech geeks who came before you.

Would Your Home Pass an Electrical Safety Inspection?
Think about how much you use electricity on a daily basis. Whether you’re cooking dinner, browsing the web, or blow drying your hair, you rely on electricity more than you probably realize. You want to know that your appliances and outlets are functioning reliably so they work when you need them and don’t put your home at risk for an electrical fire.

Peace of mind can come from scheduling an electrical safety inspection with AMEKOVO @ . http://amekovo.simplesite.com/436271351 The Electrical Safety Foundation recommends these inspections if:
1) You’re purchasing a home.
2) Your home is more than 20/25 years old.
3) You’re installing a new appliance.
4) You recently renovated your home.
Let’s explore what it takes for a home to pass an electrical inspection room by room.

General Electrical Safety

If your home has any of the following defects, they could stop you from passing an electrical safety inspection:
1~Old k**b and tube wiring
2~Broken or missing carbon monoxide detectors or smoke alarms
3~ New lights installed onto old wiring
4~ Overcrowded wires
5~ Non-IC-rated recessed lights that touch attic insulation
6~ Illegally spliced wires

Schedule an Electrical Safety Inspection with AMEKOVO @ http://amekovo.simplesite.com/436271351
We provide electrical safety inspections free of charge as part of every service call. The purpose of these courtesy inspections is to ensure our customers live in safe homes where electrical fires are unlikely to occur
Contact us today to schedule an electrical safety inspection
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