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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Chris Brown & Rhianna: Reserve judgement until the facts are known

I think Chris Brown is wrong for putting his hands on Rhianna, but I think people are going way over board.... That's right ...I said it! They are both young! I don't condone hitting woman, but does any one know what role she played in all this... it's not right, but woman should be careful how much they provoke a person as well. What angers me is how every one From Tom Joyner to Jay Z is talking like Chris Brown's career should be over. I DISAGREE!!! Jay Z talking like 'he's a dead man'...come on Jigga what is that ... how many chics have been slapped in your songs...or have you slapped? Chris Brown was wrong, but we have yet to get the whole story and all these people weighing in trying to destroy this young man, need to stop. Lets get the full story and let them both live their lives.
After reports that Jigga was enraged by the news that Chris Brown allegedly attacked Rihanna, Jay-Z has came forward to speak on the incident. "This is a real situation. You have to have compassion for others. Just imagine it being your sister or mom and then think about how we should talk about that," Jay-Z said.

Jay says "I just think we should all support her. She's going through a tough time. You have to realize she's a young girl, as well. She's very young,” he stated. When asked if he had seen Rihanna since all of this went down, Jigga simply replied "I don't want to go into it."

As we previously reported, US magazine had reported that Jay-Z labeled Chris Brown as a “walking dead man.” Rihanna's father, Ronald Fenty, told People magazine that his daughter is bruised by "she will be all right."
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Monday, February 23, 2009

FACEBOOK rule change

A lot of people were not aware of the change FACEBOOK was planning to make to their user agreement!!!



By Chad Quandt
Last week was a tumultuous time for Facebook as the Web site worked out its terms of use.

A few key sentences were removed Feb. 4, changing how the site promised to handle user-generated content, and last week a backlash followed.

By the rules set early this month, any content you’ve ever uploaded onto the site could be used or sublicensed by Mark Zuckerberg and comapany. Even if you quit the service, Facebook would be allowed to hold onto archived files..Only the most paranoid and meticulous people actually take the time to read Web site agreements. But when we blindly click “I agree” to log in, we open ourselves to a lot of potential danger – like Facebook’s usurpation of content rights.


I doubt the majority of content on Facebook is really worth anything. Go ahead, take the photos of college kids flashing peace signs, the status updates saying “Let’s get more drunk!” and the notes detailing 25 random facts.

The next great American novel is not going to be handed over for Zuckerberg’s use through wall posts. These terms of use generally protect the site, allowing them to show users their friends’ content without fear of legal action. Without this, one could actually claim they weren’t expecting anyone to see something as simple as their status updates.

Believe it or not, Facebook is a business, and it will always try to protect itself first from legal action. Where the real problem lies is leaving your information footprint even after deleting your account.

In retaliation, I saw many friends removing their photo portfolios, poems and videos in hopes they would be protected from exploitation. By Tuesday afternoon some profiles were suddenly bare and devoid of material, like a family that moved out of its house in the middle of the night.

Be aware that everything you write and upload will stay on Facebook’s servers even after you delete your account. Once that embarrassing photo has been on the site, it will always be a saved file somewhere.

By Wednesday, the site reverted back to its old terms of use. Chris Kelly, Facebook’s chief privacy officer, is one of many who stepped forward after petitions started to be drafted in protest. In his words, the site does not own our data and content and never will.

While the threat has died for now, we should take this as one more example of how careful we need to be.

The Internet is the new Wild West, with law and enforcement still being established. Even if your work is protected, its presence on the Internet does not guarantee it won’t be used.

If you ever put any content on the Internet, expect it to stay there. Perhaps it’s not best to start a feud with your roommate through a thread of status updates. Unless our nation embraces drastically liberal policies, aspiring politicians should just skip over uploading that photo album entitled “My new set of bongs and drug paraphernalia.”

Embrace the system, as fighting the Internet is as futile as trying to wade into the ocean and control the tides.
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Friday, February 6, 2009

If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money

Got this in an email...seems like it could be true... not sure though... If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM
> machine, you can notify the police by entering your Pin # in reverse. For
> example if your pin number is 1234 then you would put in 4321.
>
> The ATM recognizes that your pin number is backwards from the ATM card you
> placed in the machine. The machine will still give you the money you
> requested, but unknown to the robber, the police will be immediately
> dispatched to help you.
>
> This information was recently broadcasted on FOX TV and it states that it
> is seldom used because people don't know it exists.
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Monday, February 2, 2009

Announcing the new Visons Business Services Website


Visions Business Services is based in Baltimore, MD and has more than 15 years of technological experience. Our services are provided with small-business in mind. We offer affordable services, while maintaining a high level of integrity, efficiency and professionalism. VBS prides itself on it's ability to provide custom solutions to your technological problems.

Visions Business Services seeks to build working relationships with it's clients and has discovered that many professionals also need personal technological services. As a result we also provide all our services for personal or residential projects. Need to organize and secure important documents, create a stunning multimedia presentation for a special event or need to get your home network set up? VBS has the technical ingenuity and creativeness to make your project a success.

Check us out... see how good we are!.
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