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We art starting classes to teach personal security to the public. We will be offring them through Friends of the Library and other non-profit groups. The fees should be tax deductable, depending on the group.
Most people don't realize how they set themselves up to be victims through lack of knowlege. If someone doesn't take the class they should definalely call someone who sells identity theft insurance.
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Security NewsUrgent: Update Tuesday Tuesday, March 8th, 2010 Today is the day microsoft plans to release a new update. If you have Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2008 be sure to get this new update done if you do your updates manually. More... |
Software NewsTrueCrypt 6.3 Released TrueCrypt is pleased to announce that the latest stable version of TrueCrypt, 6.3, has been released. For more information, please see: version history. It is a Free open-source disk encryption software for Windows 7/Vista/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux and definately worth looking into. It is so easy to use. Read more: |
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Technology NewsInstapaper may be your answer. You sign up for an account at Instapaper.com (free) then add a bookmarklet to your browser called "Read Later". Then when you find yourself staring down a long online article that you'd really like to read - but not right now - you click the button. Clicking the button snags the article on the page, takes out a lot of the junk (ads and images depending on how you've set it up), and stores the copy in your Instapaper account. On the web, on your phone or NEW! Offline on the iPhone and iPod touch. FAQ or Register |
Alabama Gulf Coast NewsPesticide Free, Homegrown Lettuce MOBILE, Alabama - Special needs particpants at Mobile M-A-R-C are planting seeds in the community, literally. They have mastered a state-of-the art technique to grow lettuce and sell it to stores and restaurants. They are harvesting what's called hydroponic lettuce, or lettuce grown in water-not soil. No one else in our area is growing it this way. Over a dozen special needs employees at the greenhouse have the process down to a science, harvesting 600 heads of bibb and arugula lettuce per week. Greenhouse manager Ellen Dixon says |
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Hal's OpinionsToday I was asked to become a facebook friend. I know facebook has a bad reputation but I won't go into that. You've probably heard a lot of the stories anyway. Part of the condition of joining fsacebook is that you give up ownership of anything you post. I do belong to some social networking groups but I retain the copyright to my own thoughts in those groups. As an award winning artist Ive never joined a competition where I had to give up the rights and ownership of my work. I don't think facebook will be my first exception. |
Articles This will be the location to find links to amazing articles. If you have questions about anything related to technology let me know. If you have requests for anything in particular email me. I have been teaching professionals from all over the Gulf Coast. If I don't know something off hand, I can find it. D'esprit Illusoire, Technology Advisor |
