Everyone gets to the Internet through some form of a local 'pipe' that goes into the Internet cloud. Cable companies use a distributed Ethernet which can be fast or slow depending on how many simultaneous users are on line at the same time. Most Internet users start off with slower local access pipes and then move up to higher bandwidths as their needs increase. Typically, there is an evolving 'sweetspot' for most users where there is an excellent blending of access speed, price and dependability. El Paso Electric Co. She will assume her new duties April 29.
Moves involving public company executives normally take place much more quickly.
But people who know say Electric Co. CEO Jim Haines agreed to delay her start date to allow time for her to complete the Girl Scouts capital campaign now under way, and to assist in the search for a replacement. Knopp was a vice president at El Paso Electric a decade ago but left to become a vice president on the Salt River Project. Scouts position on her return to El Paso. Former County Attorney Joe Lucas says he is having a ball presiding Precinct 2 in the Northeast as justice of the peace. The affable Lucas is one of only two JP's in El Paso who are lawyers, and he says he tries to strike a balance between the protocol of higher courts and cases where citizens argue without lawyers.