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Learn How to Successfully Use RFID for Asset Tracking - presented by inCode at the upcoming 2008 Wir |
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Toronto, Canada - inCode, a VeriSign company, will discuss How to Successfully Use RFID for Asset Tracking at the upcoming 2008 Wireless & Mobile Expo and Conference, scheduled on July 15 & 16, 2008 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Canada. This session will focus on helping organizations understand how RFID enabled asset tracking solutions can be used to drive value within their organization and helping to streamline the technology options available to them. |
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Give God the Glory! Nine-Book Series Continues to Grow |
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Clarksville, MD, March 25, 2008 – The Give God the Glory! Nine-book series by multiple-award winning Christian author, Kevin Wayne Johnson, continues to expand around the world. Kevin Wayne Johnson enthusiastically embraces God’s Word, not only for his life, but presents it in such a way that it is easy to grasp, encouraging his readers to apply the principles therein for a more victorious Christian life. |
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Money Can't Buy You Love: Music Networks Tilt Scales Toward Talent with Allison Crowe |
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On a weekend when a simple video of Allison Crowe performing, live-off-the-floor, a version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" passed 400,000 (legitimate) views on YouTube, the same video nestled in the Top Ten on Last.fm - one of the world's largest social music networks with 15 million active users in 232 countries. |
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Hiroshima anniversary Aug. 6: How top news story of 20th century got written and released |
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Aug. 6, 2007, is the 62nd anniversary of the first wartime use of the atom bomb at Hiroshima, Japan. Author Noel Griese recounts how the biggest news story of the past century was released in 1945 by the U.S. War Department. |
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Identity Theft Prevention |
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Once again, there have been more instances of Identity Theft, as a result of unsecured networks, greedy employees and contractors, and lost or stolen laptops. More people have had their personal information compromised, and now currently live in the possibility that someone out there is using their identity for illegal activities, such as immigration, money fraud, or even medical fraud. Some of the people affected don't even know that their information has fallen into the wrong hands. Others may have received a letter from some institution alerting them to the fact that their identities may have been compromised.
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