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Success
comes in cans!
 Some
said, “It can’t be done!” But “Success comes in CANS, not in cannots!”
The first
successful cast iron plow invented in the United States in 1797 was
rejected by New Jersey farmers under the theory that cast iron
poisoned the land and stimulated growth of weeds.
In
Germany, it was “proven” by experts that if trains went at the
frightful speed of 15 miles per hour, blood would spurt from the
travelers’ noses, and that the passengers would suffocate going
through tunnels.
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Quote from Melissa
"Democracy
is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage."
Henry Lewis Mencken
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Modesto, CA 95354
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days?
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Bring your
PC into our office for a Free PC Checkup. We will quickly evaluate
your PC and make recommendations to improve its performance by
looking for potential security, software and hardware issues.
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Don’t
be deceived by dangerous “Free Public Wi-Fi”
computer-to-computer wireless connections
Have you
ever connected to a “Free Public Wi-Fi” hotspot at
an airport, park or coffee shop?
Don’t be fooled by this seemingly free connection.
It is just a mirage that will not connect you to the
Internet. In fact, you may end up connecting your
computer directly to a hacker.
Normally,
wireless connections are created and maintained by a
router. However, an “ad-hoc” wireless connection can
be created that connects two Wi-Fi enabled computers
without a router. This type of connection is
identifiable by the description “Unsecured
computer-to-computer network”. Basically, if you
connect to a “Free Public WiFi” network that shows a
“computer-to-computer connection”, you enable a
connection between your computer and another
computer nearby.
But,
nothing really happened?
Of
course not. You won’t notice anything happening but,
as long as you are connected, your computer is an
open book to the other person connected to you. In
addition, as long as you leave the connection active
on your computer, you are basically leaving a back
door open for hacker to walk right in.
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Get up to
$1,000 cash back on an HP printer
reprinted with permission from the HP Small Business
Center
 Are
your current printing solutions just not cutting it
anymore? As your business grows, so does the list of
requirements for your printing solutions. The new HP
Trade-in & Save Program makes it easy and affordable to
get your hands on the latest in printing technology and
reliability from HP. Better yet, the HP Trade-in & Save
program lets you receive up to $1,000 cash back when you
purchase a new HP printer and you trade in your old
printer. It's as easy as following a few steps:
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Purchase a
new eligible HP printer from the list below between
January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009
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Submit
your claim for trade-in
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Pack up
your old desktop laser or inkjet printer and ship to
HP for recycling for free (a $30 to $50 value). Any
brand of laser or ink printer is acceptable for
trade-in.
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Receive up
to $1,000 cash back. And while supplies last we'll
include a FREE HP Total Care Access Card (a $49.99
value). Terms and conditions apply*.
Here are
just a few of the eligible printers:
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