We figure the best eNewsletters have information that is actually relevant to the readers. Information that will help them with their struggles as a small business. This is the best article that we can come up with to actually save your company time and money. All of these money-saving tactics can be implemented this month and all of these tactics are applicable to your business. As you put each additional strategy into effect, you will see increased productivity and huge savings along with happier employees. (more…)

USAA Scam Targets Military Personal and Their Families.

The USAA is a financial institution tailored to meeting the needs of our armed services personal and their families. USAA has just become aware of a phishing scam that attempts to persuade recipients of divulging their personal account information. Such an email could be asking for credit card info, account numbers and passwords, and other seemingly relevant information. USAA has released the following statement on their site regarding this email scam: (more…)

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I received an email from one of my Facebook friends that I thought was the real deal. The message said, “Check out this goofy video of you.” It even had a screenshot that prompted me to click the play button in the middle of the video screen. Feeling a little uneasy about it, I decided to delete it. I just barely read an article about a scam that was just discovered in North Dakota that had this same message. Either the subject or text body contained the words, “check out this goofy video of you.” (more…)

Intel has just announced that they have successfully produced a transfer device (called an interconnect)that would give users the ability to download HD movies in seconds.
With traditional copper wires being the usual material used as mediums for transferring data, fiber optics would allow us to send much more information, quicker and over longer distances. This prototype means that Intel is taking steps toward a time when switching over to fiber optics is more within our grasp.

In my freshman year of college, I heard a student make a comment in class about failing, “Failures are simply life’s tuition.” My first impression was, “that’s interesting.” As I began to think about it and as life continued, I began to look at it and what it meant for me in my life. Up until that point I had taken on the attitude of, “I have succeeded in everything I have tried so far, so I can’t fail.” What I didn’t understand was that our failures are some of the best tools for self-development. (more…)