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"Technology was once heralded as the means to facilitate our daily lives. With enthusiasm, we welcomed its insidious invasion and knowingly contributed to our loss of privacy forever." (Flat Rock -R.R. Torres)
- Illusion of Privacy
- Stop The Sag
- Virtual Hiding of Self
Internet Security: Illusion of Privacy
By NYRobert | October 27, 2010
Published by ArticleAlley.com - Article ID: 1814183
Midway through the summer, I received a weekly LinkedIn update on my Smartphone. In some ways, LinkedIn parallels Facebook, in the sense that it is also a social networking site. The most significant difference between Facebook and LinkedIn is that professionals and their business communities subscribe to the latter. The LinkedIn weekly update summarizes all new connections established within the member's network. A former client of mine, who is a senior level manager in a well-known brokerage firm, left a message via LinkedIn stating he was going on vacation to the Jersey Shore for two weeks. He specified his dates of travel, including the date he would be returning to the office.
Stop The Sag
By NYRobert | September 29, 2010
Published by EzineArticles.com - Article ID: 5017519
It is difficult to accurately pinpoint exactly when the notorious underground fashion trend called "sagging" erupted on to the scene. Nevertheless, this movement has been the inspiration of articles, satire, songs, police action, court rulings, political agendas, news stories, internet videos, and of course, blogs like stopthesag.net. In an attempt to raise the pants, there has even been an exorcism performed. In all probability, it was a Vegas levitation act and I may have neglected to mention: "inspiration of jokes."
Virtual Hiding of Self By NYRobert | October 22, 2010
Published by EzineArticles.com - Article ID: 5169861
In 14th century feudal Japan, perhaps even before the Tokugawa Shogunate, soldiers for hire would go on sub-rosa missions on behalf of their sponsors. The charter of these individuals was to undermine the opposition of the Shogun. The paid army were called "shinobi no mono" (men of secrecy) but more commonly, they were called ninja. These mercenaries trained extensively in the art of war. Their expertise included the nefarious disciplines of espionage, sabotage, infiltration and of course, assassination. They wore dark uniforms from head to toe and concealed their faces with masks. Read more...