Out of the House and into The Woods
21 Aug
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A Walk in the Park
13 Aug
A walk in a beautiful park, with a beautiful collection of women of all different ages…
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Feeding the ducks was oh – so – fun!!!
Can’t wait to go to that park again soon! 
How to Prevent Email Viruses
5 Aug
The other day I received an email from the Social Security Administration. This caught my attention as you might imagine, and I double checked to see the return address. It looked legit, but the one thing that just didn’t set well for me was how sparse the email looked overall.
So I went to File >> Info >> Properties in my Outlook 2010 :
Within the email header, I could see the actual address of the sender of the email :
The lesson of this is that even if the sender looks legit, doesn’t mean the email is. If you feel at all suspicious, check out the header information of the sender. Here are a few links to some tutorials on how to locate the header information in your email program:
Things to look for when reviewing your email inbox:
- Email from family or friends, normally without a subject (but sometimes does have a subject) and the only thing in the body of the email is a URL link. DO NOT CLICK IT! Delete the email!
- Email from a random person, with a .zip file attached: DO NOT OPEN IT – delete the email!
- Don’t understand the language of the email? Don’t read it – delete it!
- Email that appears from a legit source, for example: Your Bank, Facebook, MySpace, etc, DO NOT CLICK THE LINKS IN THE EMAIL! DO NOT OPEN THE ATTACHED FILES!!! Delete the email and go to the site manually yourself in the browser. It’s a common scam to “appear” like the “real site” in the return address and through the body of the email. More times than not it’s SPAM.
Keep in mind, email from “friends” or “family” with a hyperlink and very little body text to the email – isn’t necessary from them. Be sure these people include the reason why to click on the link . You could open a new email and respond back to them to confirm the email was legit before clicking the link they provide.
If you have any personal experiences, please share in a comment below.
Tom Cruise speaks on Home Teaching
29 Jul
Some thought provoking thoughts on LDS Home Teaching, given by who else – but Tom Cruise himself. 
This is HILARIOUS!!!! Well done!!
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