joetheblow

joetheblow

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Search Advertising will now be part of this blog. Search Ad is a blog and website coming out in January 2005 and will have many deals, links to related news and other tid bits. It will eventually have a message board (one that is linked to a messageboard universe called BBx) and will, more likely than not, keep the blow running once the messageboard is complete. <

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Here is one strategy: http://joetheblow.joeuser.com/index.asp?AID=23451 Security Guards defend more property than any goverment agency. they are everyday people who go to everyday nieghborhoods. These are the people who can be trained enough to spot a strange looking package or suspicious activity.

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I was looking for it so I could ask him somethings. If you have it, just email it to me, so that his email addy doesn't go all over the place. I did a sroty on his almost 2 year old skin. I think, overall, its the best skin placed out there and did wonders for skinning (not that other skins haven't, but this skin was like... I don't know, like a great general leading a heroric squad) http://esourcemagazine.modblog.com/?show=blogview&blog_id=242061 Thanks for readi

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I don't know about the second link, although some of what is on there is pretty ironic. In that sense one of them had me laughing. Nevertheless, that first link I posted... very funny. To me, it was funny in 2 ways. One because I can somewhat identify with it Two, all that violence just ended up getting both of them hurt... seriously. Paxx, I would think you would

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As a security guard I know this is true. Sadly many officers do not get treated very well and when things are reported, it depends on if the company cares or not. it could be extremely important, but fall on death ears. Most of those who work are struggling and don't wish to be noticed. Others are going to school and are trying to live while working. These are the peo

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SOURCE: kasia in a nutshell Keep your weblog clean! By kasia in a nutshell: February 27, 2004 It appears that comment spam is here to stay, and attacking the source produces little to no results. Best we can do is get rid of the pesky trash they throw our way and move on with our lives. The more we delete - the

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This is what I needed. I had a major issue about security in NY (and quite frankly elsewhere) and I landed on this part of the MSNBC site called the Capitol Advantage. Or called The legislative Action Center. Anyway, go check it out, and be careful about the posting part. If your speaking in privacy, then make sure you don't select that but

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With one blog posted just hours ago here, not what I find is that some of the data used is old. Now that might not be as bad as it might sound. Sometimes something that was done in the past might have made it to the table of someone making some decisions. Ad it to current data and you have something to worry about. Ergo, terror alert raised. You know what is

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Here is an article form on of my favorite blogs, Slate. He speaks to how there were no more terrorist attacks in America is more likely because of better surveillance and good police teamwork. some of his views I agree with while others I don't. what I agree with: An attack is years or months in the making. The greatest blow to al-Qaida has come from

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SOURCE: CNET NEWS.com eBay's music foray lacks volume Published: August 3, 2004, 4:00 AM PDT By John Borland Staff Writer, CNET News.com Just hours after eBay announced its new music download site, a handful of songs popped up for sale--a sure sign of intense interest in the company's plans to take on iTunes and others.

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SOUCRE: CNET NEWS.com Is Apple becoming the Microsoft of music? Editor's Pick from around the web The iPod is designed to play music purchased from Apple Computer's iTunes service and files in the MP3 format, but not songs from all competitors. So RealNetworks released software this week that allows its music to be played o

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SOURCE: CNET NEWS.com E-voting critic calls on hackers to expose flaws Published: July 29, 2004, 12:22 PM PDT By Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com LAS VEGAS--Electronic voting systems have major security problems and hackers should make it their mission to find the flaws, an e-voting critic told security research

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