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Submission + - Turbo Charge your Business to a new Productive lev

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paul vigil
paul vigil writes: "The goal is to increase the company's production effortlessly. The programs work on all types of businesses and firms regardless of company size. The programs are: "Building Self-Esteem and It's Effect on Business." Or the Workshop: "Company Productive Team Talk" Each of the topic program(s) take 45 minutes. Call and schedule a date for your company, Thank you Paul Runninghorse Vigil 303-921-8193 email paul.vigil@comcast.net Your Contribution is Tax Deductible you benefit. You and your company will benefit from our community educational programs as described herein. We can give you a community support donation receipt for your donation. Your Contribution is Tax Deductible. Scripture says "Those that give generously, their reward will be to receive in abundance." Think about those words. Help secure the future of your community and education. We speak English and Spanish Langue Call and schedule a date for your company, Thank you Paul Runninghorse Vigil 303-921-8193 email paul.vigil@comcast.net Your Contribution is Tax Deductible you benefit. Help us in Building a Community Center for Low Income Senior citizens in your Community, every center will have a community educational and research center for local real estate property information and a real estate mortgage loan data base. Your community and you will benefit and your donation is tax deductible. All proceeds will go to JKLM Cooperative Group Educational non-profit 501( c ) ( 3 ) organization. The fundraising item is a Truck the Winner will be The Highest Contributor, and will win a 1978 Chevrolet Silverado color is brown & Tan, a Camper special One Ton Dually Fleet side, Crew Cab, 4 speed, needs little work it runs good, this is a work truck. The truck located in Westminster Colorado. The Winner Contributor is responsible for truck delivery. Deadline date is April 14, 2007. We will notify the winner. The Starting Donation amount for the truck is $100 Dollars. Make your donation payable to JKLM Cooperative Group, mail in your check and your information to Post Office Box 1481 Westminster, Colorado 80036 FREE to Community Residences real estate and mortgage financing educational research by telephone. The topic discussion, comments, or questions will be about getting Foreclosure property information, or for doing educational research on a Real Estate property, Residential, Commercial or on a Investment or for doing educational research to better understand a mortgage loan note and it's terms and conditions or doing educational research on other loan documents or about doing a joint venture with a real estate property or information for the creative owner carry mortgage loan financing. The months will be for February and March, 2007 Individuals can call in by telephone on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. The Time for telephone calls is any time between 8am-4pm. If you know any one in the community in Foreclosure have them call 303-921-8193 we can help them. For more information call Paul at 303-921-8193 or Email: paul.vigil@comcast.net Mr. Paul VIGIL is Fundraiser/Grant Writer/Author /Public Speaker / Real Estate and mortgage financing Senior Consultant 30 years experienced. Mr. Vigil the Author has offered his book for fund raising cause, in exchange for donations, percentage of the proceeds will go to expand the community Leadership education programs in Communities. The minimum donation one can give to receive a book is $45 dollars in order to cover our expense; we will pay for shipping, handling and printing cost, only in the USA. The book was written in 1987 Titled: Building Self-Esteem and It's Effect on Business. Mr. Vigil has also offered to donate a percentage of his 2007 income generated form his Public Speaking Tour, Topic: Building Self-Esteem and It's Effect on Business and from the Workshop program titled: "Company Productive Team Talk" it is designed to add and build company value and increase production effortlessly regardless how small or large a company may be. It is designed for all their employees from top level executive(s) to the office staff team. The goal is to increase the company's production effortlessly. Call to schedule a date for your company to benefit from The Public Speaking Topic: "Building Self-Esteem and It's Effect on Business." Or the Workshop Topic: "Company Productive Team Talk" Each of the topic program(s) take 45 minutes. Mr. Paul Runninghorse Vigil Telephone Number 303-921-8193. Mr. Vigil has received countless reference letters from organizations like: Catholic Charities, State of California Child Development and Education, California Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem and Personal and Social Responsibility, Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, United States Senate, and San Diego City Schools Education Center. Mail in your Charitable Contributions to: JKLM Cooperative Group Educational non-profit 501( c ) ( 3 ) organization PO BOX 1481 Westminster CO 80036 Be our Corporate Sponsor. Partner with our non-profit 501( c ) ( 3 ) Community Education Programs. Help secure the future of your community. We speak English and Spanish Langue Help us with Building a Community Center for Low Income Senior citizens in your Community, every center will have a community educational and research center for local real estate property information and a real estate mortgage loan data base. Your community and you will benefit and your donation is tax deductible. We can give you a community support donation receipt for your donation. Call to make a direct bank wire transfer deposit. All proceeds will go to JKLM Educational non-profit organization. Call and schedule a date for your company, Thank you Paul Runninghorse Vigil 303-921-8193 email paul.vigil@comcast.net Your Contribution is Tax Deductible you benefit."
Windows

Submission + - Vista file security < XP file security

Submitted by Ksigpaul
Ksigpaul writes: Microsoft claims that Vista is a huge step forward in security, but one has to question this by some very deliberate choices between the Vista flavors. We all know the BitLocker(TM) technology is only available to Ultimate and Business users but what about EFS? Windows XP Professional has the EFS technology built in but you have to buy the 300+ Vista Ultimate just to be able to encrypt individual files in Vista. Can a community outcry or a couple of good articles from respected journalists essentially force Microsoft to include this for their Home Basic and Home Premium customers? Home customers have important files and are occassionaly burglarized or the victim of a laptop theft.
Slashdot.org

Submission + - Underwater Tank

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pipingguy
pipingguy writes: "XK2, South Korea's latest "home-grown" battle tank was unveiled recently. With only 3 crewmembers, it looks like it depends on an autoloader system as the Russian designs typically do (the American Abrams, British Challenger 2 and German Leopard have a dedicated loader crewmember) and the "active defence system" sounds a lot like the Black Eagle."
Windows

Submission + - Symantec Releases Four Whitepapers Debunking Vista

Submitted by kfed
kfed writes: Hot on the heals of research showing UAC in Vista could hide malware Symantec have now relesed four new whitepapers (two more to be released on Monday). The research is a mixture of high level fluff and more detailed technical analysis of certain technologies and their weaknesses. Symantec have given Vista mixed reviews, thumbs up in certain areas and down in others. If Symantec is engaging in competitive research one can only wonder what other MS competitors are up to.
Microsoft

Submission + - Microsoft kills off J# language

Submitted by
twofish
twofish writes: "Microsoft have announced that J#, its Java clone for .NET, and the Java Language Conversion Assistant will be discontinued and will not appear in the next version of Visual Studio. At the same time they have announced pans for a 64-bit version of the J# Redistributable this year."
Communications

Boosting Cell Phone Signals in Strange Places? 40

Posted by Cliff from the places-like-my-basement dept.
hedgemage asks: "I work at a retirement home and we have trouble with the cell phones that our nursing and maintenance staff use. The problem is that our nursing home area is built into a lower level that was originally constructed as a fallout shelter in 1960. There's a lot of solid concrete in the walls and ceiling. We have paid out tens of thousands to try and get an on-site mobile to work using NEC Dterm PSII phones, but they have proven absolutely unreliable (not just in the bomb shelter but throughout the campus) and the only solution our telecom provider has is to install several thousand dollars more in transceivers. If we could use ordinary cell phones, it would be ideal for everyone. Is there an off-the-shelf solution that could boost regular cellular signals in our bomb shelter?"
Security

Wordpress 2.1.1 Release Compromised by Cracker 48

Posted by Zonk from the not-my-emo-comments-and-angsty-statements dept.
GrumpySimon writes "The recent 2.1.1 release of the popular blog software Wordpress was compromised by a cracker who made it easier for to execute code remotely. This is interesting because the official release was quietly and subtly compromised, and has been in the wild for a few days now. There's no word on if any affected sites have been compromised, but anyone running Wordpress is urged to upgrade to 2.1.2 immediately, and admins can check their logs for access to 'theme.php' or 'feed.php', and query strings with 'ix=' or 'iz=' in them."
The Almighty Buck

Submission + - Compusa Worse off than Current Speculation

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An anonymous reader writes: CompUSA is in Worse shape than they are letting on. What is known is that they are closing half of the US retail stores by the end of March. What is not commonly known is that CompUSA is going out of business, and intends to completely close by Christmas 2007.

It is a sad day, as CompUSA has been the springboard for many a technician to get into the industry.

The problem is complicated and will not be fixed as stated by CompUSA to the media thus far. Online retail has impacted the bottom line, but mismanagement, and lackluster decisions, as well as questionable business practices have made CompUSA a money-pit.

Employees of stores around the nation that have remained open have been warned that the store that they work at will be closed as well.

As quoted in Andy Patrizio's article 'Game Over For Retail', Brian Sozzi, research analyst for Wall Street Strategies, has this to say:

"They just haven't found that niche they can carve into. Why go to CompUSA when you can buy a computer and a TV at Best Buy?" he said. "I think it's just about the end for them. There's only so many stores you can cut for profits."

He doesn't know how right he is.

Reference Material:

CompUSA to close Portland stores
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/stories/2007/0 2/26/daily46.html
Game Over For Retail, Or Just CompUSA? By Andy Patrizio
http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3 663466

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All your files have been destroyed (sorry). Paul.

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