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August 5, 2008We want to invite you to Meet the Korean Eagles along with the Break the Chain Foundation at it’s upcoming event. See t
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July 31, 2008Hi Everyone,db Security Inc. is launching, http://ResponsibleCyberCitizen.net(RCC), Thursday, July 31st, 2008.
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June 6, 2008
RFID - Radio Frequency IdentificationAttention, all OSA friends,Katherine Albrecht, Ed.D., is about to leave for Phoenix, where she and other advocates will be briefing the Arizona state legislature on privacy issues associated with new [...]
June 6, 2008RFID - Radio Frequency IdentificationAttention, all OSA friends,Katherine Albrecht, Ed.D., is about to leave for Phoenix, where she and other advocates will be briefing the Arizona state legislature on privacy issues associated with new [...]
June 3, 2008Responsible CyberCitizens From The CHWradio ShowIn creating my last post for CHWradio.com which covered the last four months of our "Guest List". I stopped and listened to the show we had with Ed McGarr. The information Ed shared with us [...]
June 3, 2008Responsible CyberCitizens From The CHWradio ShowHere is a question for you; "Do you like to respond to topics on forums or ask questions?" Hmmm...bad me....what about this...." Do you like to purchase things on eBay?" ...ooh, yo[...]
June 3, 2008Defending Your IdentityONLINE CONNECTION A NECESSITY The Internet is a powerful and modern means for communication. It breaks down global barriers, it connects people, expanded the scope of our knowledge and it's time [...]
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November 7, 2008
As an organization Not for Sale, along with the “No On K” Coalition actively worked to defeat this Proposition and on November 4th San Franciscans came out and voiced their opposition to K. Proponents to K attempted to hide the dangerous implications of K by downplaying the significant role human trafficking plays within the industry in San Francisco and characterizing the efforts of Not for Sale and other organizations as “racial profiling”.<p><a href="http://sharethis.com/item?&wp=2.5&publisher=fb449d91-3844-405a-b1a1-6432a34dc728&title=Thank+you%2C+Thank+you%2C+and+Thanks+again%26%238230%3B&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnetwebmarketer.com%2Fdb%2Fwordpress%2Fhuman-trafficking%2Fthank-you-thank-you-and-thanks-again%2F">ShareThis</a></p>
October 29, 2008
Not For Sale is against all forms of slavery: Anywhere and everywhere in the world. It is for this reason that we are deeply concerned that San Francisco (Full Disclosure: where we are based) is on the verge of passing Proposition K.<p><a href="http://sharethis.com/item?&wp=2.5&publisher=fb449d91-3844-405a-b1a1-6432a34dc728&title=San+Francisco%E2%80%99s+PROPOSITION+K&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnetwebmarketer.com%2Fdb%2Fwordpress%2Fhuman-trafficking%2Fsan-francisco%25e2%2580%2599s-proposition-k%2F">ShareThis</a></p>
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Wifi Security Guy has been securing wireles data for 2 years and 10 months.
During this time Wifi Security Guy has secured 26.5 Terabytes of wireless data over 4,996 connections.
That's an equivalent of 1,325,000,000 emails! 26.5 Terabytes is like receiving 500 emails a day (that's a LOT of spam!) for 7,260 years!
