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- In economic terms, a good that is non-rival in consumption and non-excludable.
- This means that consumption of the good by one individual does not reduce availability of the good for consumption by others.
- And that no one can be effectively excluded from using the good.
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1. "This program "21st Century Conversations" has taken public access to a whole new level. Thank you for bringing us quality television that engages and challenges us to think.
- Steve Murphy, Newtown, CT
2. Hello OneWorld, thank you for your work, and thank you a million for "21st Century Conversations" Thank you for respecting and caring about the community. I watch you on Sound View Chan. 78 in Bpt.
- A. Thompson, Bpt. CT
3. I was flipping around looking for something to watch. I saw my doctor on the screen, so of course, I stopped to check out what he was doing. You were asking some probing questions and talking about Men's Urologic Health. The program was excellent. Thank you.
- R. Levine, Branford, CT
4. I do not mind at all that some of my Comcast fees go for programs such as the public access program titled "21st Century Conversations" This is an excellent use of dollars. The program on Dyslexia is excellent and highly beneficial; thank you and the experts.
- Cherryl Miller, Hamden, CT
5. I am not a TV person; there are too many ridiculous commercials; then I saw "21st Century Conversations" Now I try not to miss it; unfortunately, in NH it comes on only on Sundays at 6PM; it really needs to air more often; there is not much that is worth watching on that channel.
- C. McCrea, New Haven, CT
6. It is important that we keep and expand programs with this valuable information on health care. It is really awesome and truly needed. I give this program my full support and look forward to receiving more information about how to directly participate in these programs in the future. This is absolutely awesome for our community. Thanks to everyone involved.
- Marilyn Council, Bpt.
7. Being able to discuss this topic on 21st Century Conversations, I was overjoyed to find that there are other young people out there who see the lack of civilty, ethics, and manners as a real and growing problem in society. I hope that all the students involved in this discussion, including myself, will be able to work toward raising awareness about this issue in the future. Thank you again to Ms. Shani, for considering my idea for the program. It really was a refreshing and inspiring discussion.
- Julie Buonasora
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