Sunday, March 28, 2010

Lohan sues E*Trade over ‘milkaholic’ baby - Media biz- msnbc.com

Lohan sues E*Trade over ‘milkaholic’ baby - Media biz- msnbc.com

As you might be able to tell him the title of this post we live in a society that is little more than crazy about suing each other. What are the odds that we may find ourselves in court over some frivolous detail someone took it upon themselves to consider that we did them some kind of a offense. most of us offend someone on a daily basis and it's no big deal. The problem with the legal system is that we can be taken to court for some of the most frivolous bunk and anyone can imagine. Who's fault is that? Could it be that our legal system is broken?
The fact remains that it's the only one we have it is the best we can do.
We have medical insurance but how many of us know what to do when we need to have legal advice or faced with some kind of illegal dilemma.
I suggest that there is a solution and if you'd care to learn more follow my link.
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Hacker gets 20 years in credit card thefts - Crime & courts- msnbc.com

Hacker gets 20 years in credit card thefts - Crime & courts- msnbc.com
I don't know about you but the thought of having some sociopathic stranger get into my bank account is something that I would really rather do without. The fact that identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the nation is at topic of major concern. I'm sure you've all seen the ads on TV and on the radio the guy that puts his Social Security number on the truck. Those folks spend a lot of money on advertising but I don't believe that they can't provide the level of safety that I have. I am currently and have had my identity protected by a company that is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. If anyone is interested in checking it out follow the link to my website and it will give you the particulars.
May you have a beautiful day.
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The History of Computer Hacking - Newsweek

The History of Computer Hacking - Newsweek
The United States is in dire need of more elite cybersecurity experts to foil the growing number of computer-hacking attempts on government entities and businesses, from the Department of Defense to Citibank. From the mildly malicious to the truly malevolent, here’s a look back at major breaches that have already put our money and welfare at risk. Copy & Paste link to browser
http://photo.newsweek.com/2010/some-of-the-biggest-cyber-breaches-of-all-time/intro.html
So, you thought you were safe? I recently found out that non of us are safe. I attended a training yesterday and one of the presenters was an Investigator for Kroll Security & Consulting .
I found out that no one is immune from identity theft and that there are certain things that we can do to safeguard all that we have worked so hard to attain. It's scary to consider that someone could steal my identity in commit a crime. If someone could have access to my Social Security number and have a major medical procedure in my name and the next time I go to the hospital I'm in major trouble because of medical records are wrong . I will be following up with ways to protect ourselves from these unscrupulous thieves.
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Saturday, March 06, 2010

DUI Patrols in Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, RSM; Checkpoint in Costa Mesa - Orange County News - Navel Gazing

DUI Patrols in Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, RSM; Checkpoint in Costa Mesa - Orange County News - Navel Gazing
this one is truly amazing. Do you notice that there is a purse on the console? this is a female who fell out of her car. Nice going. how loaded do you have to be to fall face first out of your car? And then lose your top. Unbelievable. I hope she didn't do too much damage to her face that it looks like a broker nose. Oh well. Perhaps you learn something from the experience.