Misc
Soccer Heroes Party Winner Announced!
Posted by admin in Local News, Misc Wednesday, 14 March 2012 19:57 No Comments
Congratulations to Ricardo Ehmann for winning our Soccer Heroes Party Facebook Contest! He was recently made coach of his kids soccer team and so he’s excited to use this gift certificate now!
Joke of the Day – “Labor Rates”
Posted by admin in Misc Thursday, 4 November 2010 07:42 No Comments
LABOR RATES
Normal………………………………$12.50
If you wait…………………………..$15.00 per hour
If you watch………………………..$20.00 per hour
If you help………………………….$30.00 per hour
If you worked on it first………..$50.00 per hour
Facebook Apps can cause problems with your Privacy
Posted by admin in Misc, Security Wednesday, 13 October 2010 17:46 No Comments
Facebook launched its widely popular application developer program back in May 2007. As of press time, there were more than 14,000 applications. Some, including most of the popular apps, are made by companies, while a few of the popular apps, and a significant number of the long tail of the less popular applications are made by individual developers.
But a new study suggests there may be a bigger problem with the applications. Many are given access to far more personal data than they need to in order to run, including data on users who never even signed up for the application. Not only does Facebook enable this, but it does little to warn users that it is even happening, and of the risk that a rogue application developer can pose.
Privacy problems for the user
In order to install an application, a Facebook user must first agree to “allow this application to…know who I am and access my information.” Users not willing to permit the application access to all kinds of data from their profile cannot install it onto their Facebook page.

What kind of information does Facebook give the application developer access to? Practically everything. According to the Application Terms of Service,
“Facebook may…provide developers access to…your name, your profile picture, your gender, your birthday, your hometown location…your current location…your political view, your activities, your interests…your relationship status, your dating interests, your relationship interests, your summer plans, your Facebook user network affiliations, your education history, your work history,…copies of photos in your Facebook Site photo albums…a list of user IDs mapped to your Facebook friends.”
The applications don’t actually run on Facebook’s servers, but on servers owned and operated by the application developers. Whenever a Facebook user’s profile is displayed, the application servers contact Facebook, request the user’s private data, process it, and send back whatever content will be displayed to the user. As part of its terms of service, Facebook makes the developers promise to throw away any data they received from Facebook after the application content has been sent back for display to the user.
For the entire article, go to: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13739_3-9854409-46.html
How to add an HTML signature in Outlook 2007
Posted by Matty in Email Design and Management, Misc Saturday, 2 January 2010 17:38 No Comments
Missing your HTML signature in Outlook 2007? Here’s your simple solution:
You just need to edit the HTML signature file at C:\Documents & settings\(your username)\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures
Create a HTML file and simply choose it in Outlook.
Done!
NOTE: If your files are hidden, you will not see Application Data. Unhide the files and folders to see this.


