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One common misconception about fraud and identity theft is that it takes a highly intelligent, tech-savvy person to perpetrate an attack. Sure, it requires a special breed of hacker to carry out a …
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What's it like on the top of the world? Here's a photo taken on Haleakala, Maui that helps give a sense of what it might be like. When we were on Maui, we didn't make the trip up Haleakala, but it's …
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New York Times bestselling author Ted Bell is one of those writers who knew what he wanted to do at a very young age. But, before Bell was ready for a career as a professional novelist, he spent time …
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This contest is now closed. Join my mailing list by subscribing to The Snitch and receive bonus entries in next month's contests.The September Double Trouble Contest is on! Entries will be …
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When I took this photo of the Seacliff Pier, I didn’t realize what I was looking at. The ship at the end of the pier was built in 1917 when wartime steel shortages caused the US Navy to try building three concrete ships. This one, the Palo Alto, was built in Oakland, but never put into […]
