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Computer Safety for Domestic Violence Victims

How I Healed My Varicose Veins

MobileWriter

Not Lost in Seattle

Privacy and Wireless Phones: What You Should Know

Tracking Google

At age 29 I began to develop varicose veins. I figured 29 was too young to have such a problem. Simply standing for 30 minutes guaranteed intense pain in my left calf. I was forced to sit down. My doctor didn't have any good ideas, other than the notion that the varicose veins could be stripped surgically. I didn't like that idea, so I did my own research. From several sources (cited in the article), I put together a treatment plan for myself that healed my varicose veins. Twenty-one years later I'm still varicose free, and many people have wondered what I did, so here is the treatment plan I put together that worked for me. Perhaps it will give you some ideas that might work for you.

Many web sites and organizations devoted to domestic violence victims offer safety tips. Often, a portion of those safety tips include computer use.

Even though the warnings about computer use are appropriate, the advice falls short, and in some cases, is simply wrong. The single most failing among these web sites and organizations is leading you to believe that the only computer you need to be concerned about is the home computer. This booklet will help increase your technical knowledge for safer computer use at home and help expand your thinking beyond the home computer.

The best way to be safe with computers is to increase your knowledge of how they can give you away. Once you become more informed, you can better judge how, when, and where to use computers to help you be safe or improve your life.

The booklet is a combination of critical analysis, how to protect yourself, and tips and tricks in using computers.

Are you a freelance writer? Been to a writers conference and still have questions about your computer? Learn how to work from nearly anywhere, including the ocean beach. This ebook covers Wifi and cellular Internet connections and is loaded with various tips and tricks that will help you work on the go. Based on years of practical experience and problem solving.

Cordless phones are not as private as you think. The Association of the Bar of the City of New York has encouraged its lawyer members to "exercise caution when engaging in conversations containing client confidences by cellular or cordless phones readily capable of interception . . . ." An informal opinion issued by the Rules of Professional Conduct Committee of the Washington State Bar warned its attorneys of the same dangers. Learn why Bar associations are warning lawyers about these phones. In fact, buy this publication and you will learn more than what these Bar associations have told their members. This publication includes court cases about cordless eavesdropping. Learn how to read cordless phone specifications before you buy so you can increase your privacy.

There are six First Avenues in Seattle! That's enough to get you confused - and lost in Seattle.

Whether you are looking for a park, a restaurant, a friend's house, or a motel, you don't want to be lost in Seattle! It's no fun. I know. When I first moved to Seattle, I got lost a couple times. One time I was walking to find an apartment that was for rent. I walked about four miles out of my way because I didn't understand how streets are named. Another time I was walking around Green Lake and when the sun went down, I didn't have a clue how to get back home.

Once I learned the street system, I was able to help others I bumped into in 711 stores, on the street, and on the phone find their way. Not Lost in Seattle will give you an immediate heads-up on getting around in Seattle and in understanding the local jargon so you'll know where people are talking about.

Spend a few bucks for Not Lost in Seattle so your time can be spent enjoying Seattle, not wandering around in a state of anxiety wondering where you are. Not Lost in Seattle comes with a concise, but understandable explanation of how the street system works and an overview map.