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E-Mail Virus - Watch for Fake Microsoft Outlook Update
A spam attack is now
circulating e-mails that appear to be sent from Microsoft Support, advising
users of a new security update for Outlook/Outlook Express. Recipients are
told that this is a critical update for stability and security, and are given
instructions for opening the attached zip file to complete the installation.
In actuality, the only thing that would get installed in this process is the
malicious Bredolab.Y virus and a rogue antivirus program called SecurityTool—both
of which could cause serious problems with your computer.
If you receive an e-mail like this that claims to come from
Microsoft, delete it and do not open the attachment. Keep in mind that
Microsoft NEVER sends patches or security updates as e-mail attachments. Any
e-mail asking you to install such items should be considered a dead giveaway
of fraud.
In addition, Microsoft advises the following precautions:
- Keep your firewall turned on.
- Keep all your software and your operating system
up-to-date.
- Keep your antivirus software up-to-date.
- Keep your antispyware technology up-to-date.
To learn more about how to get authentic Microsoft security
updates, visit: http://www.microsoft.com/security/updates/bulletins/201001-oob.aspx
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Community Calendar
Relay For Life Benefit Dance
Saturday, March 13th, at the St Meinrad Community Center featuring FINAL
TOUR. Dinner is available in advance. For more information, click here.
Wolf Pack Relay For
Life Benefit Dance
Saturday, April 3rd, at the American Legion in Tell City featuring FRIED
GEEZERS & ELSIE’S SHACK. Drawings and Silent Auction will be held as
well. For more information, click
here.
Tell City Historical
Society Genealogy Workshop
The Tell City Historical Society will host a genealogy workshop on Sunday,
March 7th, at the museum located at 9th and Franklin Streets in Tell
City. The workshop will begin at 1:00 CST with an introduction to the
resources available at the museum. After the introduction, Society
members will be available to assist researchers. Admission is free.
Annual Car Show
The Huntingburg Kiwanis is sponsoring its annual Car Show on Saturday, April
17th, on 4th Street in historic downtown Huntingburg. Registration
begins @ 9:00 EDT with trophy presentations in the afternoon. There
will be over 20 classes. Contact the Huntingburg Chamber @ 812-683-5699
or www.huntingburgchamber.org
for more information.
Shooting Match
The Schnellville Conservation Club Spring Shooting Match will be held on
March 7th at the Schnellville Conservation Club, Schnellville, IN. Kitchen
will open at 11:00 ---Chili Soup, Chicken Sandwiches, and Burgers. Ham match
to start at 11:00. Closed Beef Match to start at 3:00. 1st Choice Whole Beef,
2nd Choice 1/2 Beef, with Beef and Pork choices thereafter. Whole Hog
Sausage, Hams and Bacon chances as well.
Legislative
Breakfast - Senator Young
The Perry County Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Legislative Breakfast on
Thursday, March 25th, at 8:30 AM CST at Bill and Dave’s Smokin’ Pit.
Senator Richard Young will be available to answer any questions you have and
give
assistance where needed.
50th Anniversary of
Electra Plane Crash Memorial Services
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 13th, at 2:00 PM CST
marking the 50th Anniversary of the Electra Plane Crash at the actual crash
site in Millstone, IN. A shuttle will run from Eagle's Bluff Overlook Park to
the site. The shuttle will leave at 1:30 pm. Following the memorial service a
reception will be held at the Cannelton Community Center located at 120 South
4th Street in Cannelton.
A worship service will be held on Sunday, March 14th, at 1:00 PM CST at the
Schergens Center at 1140 31st Street, Tell City. After the worship service
will be a visit to the Electra Plane Crash Memorial in Greenwood Cemetery in
Tell City, IN.
Displays will be available at the Perry County Museum in Cannelton and at the
Tell City Historical Society Museum in Tell City from 10:00 – 4:00 CST each
day.
Please RSVP for each event to 1-888-343-6262 or perrycountycvb@psci.net.
Online Auction
Fundraiser
Online Auction for “Petey's Plea” on March 3, 4 and 5, 2010. For more
information, visit http://auctionfundraiser4paaws.webs.com
Stir-N-Up Hope Seeks
Volunteers for the 2010 Therapeutic Riding Season
On Saturday March
13th at 9:30 am, Stir-N-Up Hope will hold a volunteer
sign up and training session. We need volunteers to help as side-walkers and
horse leaders during the sessions and people to help exercise the horses. Horse
exercisers will need at least two years riding experience. To get
to our facility from Hwy 231 go West on CR 500. Turn right on CR 200
(Hackleman Cemetery Road). Turn left at the stop sign. The barn is the first
building you will come to on the left. If you would like to help, need more
directions or information call Kelly Epperson at 812-649-0941 or e-mail stirnuphope@psci.net or visit our
website at www.stir-n-uphope.org.
Southern Indiana
Horseman Club - 2010 Calendar of Events
This calendar includes the schedule for trail rides, horse shows and euchre
tourneys. Click
here to view the calendar.
2010 Home Health
Free Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar Screening
From Perry County Memorial Hospital – click
here for more information.
2010 Wellness
Connection Free Health Screenings
From Perry County Memorial Hospital – click
here for more information.
Perry County Chamber
of Commerce February Event Calendar
Click here for the
Perry County Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar
2010 Fresh Start
Free Quit Smoking Clinic
From Perry County Memorial Hospital – click
here for more information.
Community Table
Community Table is open every Thursday evening (except holidays) to offer a
free nutritional meal to anyone in need, or for anyone who would enjoy the
companionship of others. Held in the Dale Presbyterian Church basement (use
the rear entrance across from the Integra Bank drive through), the door opens
at 4:30 p.m. CT and the meal is served from 5:30-6:30 p.m. CT. Doors will
close at 7 p.m. CT. Everyone is welcome. There is no charge. Bring a friend.
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This Month's FAQ - What's The Polite Way To Decline A Facebook
Friend Request?
Question: People I knew (and didn't particularly
like) in high school have been contacting me about being a friend on
Facebook. What's the polite way to decline a Facebook friend request?
 Answer: The
mechanics of this are pretty simple. You have two options for responding to a
Facebook friend request. You can either click on Ignore or Confirm. When you
click on Ignore, the friend request is removed from your inbox and the
requester receives nothing. When you click on Confirm, the requester receives
a notification of your decision.
So, if that former classmate is paying attention and notes that a friend
notification regarding you never shows up, he or she can figure out what
happened. However, you probably don't need to be too concerned about hurt
feelings. Chances are good that this person was sending friend requests to
everyone they ever knew, and in a few days, won't even remember sending one
to you.
Everyone uses Facebook differently. Some people want to collect as many
friends as possible, and others want to limit their Facebook interaction only
to close friends and family. Do what feels comfortable for you.
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Sites Of The Month - Great Sites To Check Out In March
Trouble Typing?
http://keybr.com - Is your
hunt-and-peck typing method amusing to your friends? Typing (or keyboarding)
is an important skill, and this site helps you improve your speed and accuracy.
It will give you sample text or you can import Web content to practice on.
With each session, you'll see your words-per-minute rate and number of
mistakes. You can also view a chart showing your progress and see the letters
that cause you the most trouble.
Cooking Outside the Box
http://backofthebox.com - This
site contains thousands of recipes literally taken from the back of food
product boxes. You can search for recipes under food type, reader favorites,
or "quick and easy." You can also check out the helpful cooking
hints. If you'd like, let the recipes come to you by subscribing to the
Recipe of the Day or the weekly newsletter.
Healthy Eating With the Biggest Loser
http://nbc.com/the-biggest-loser - March
is National Nutrition Month, and you can celebrate by finding out more about
healthy eating. One way to do so is to visit the Biggest Loser site, where
you can join the Biggest Loser Club. Club members gain access to ideas for
better food choices for weight loss and health, as well as recipes, meal
ideas, exercise demonstrations, interactive assessments, ways to handle
everyday food challenges, and other resources.
"Four" Events and More
http://ncaa.com - Visit this site to
get all your college sports information in one place, including scores,
statistics, rankings, and videos. Check on tickets and get details on the
three big championship events coming up in April: the Final Four in
Indianapolis, the Women's Final Four in San Antonio, and the Frozen Four in
Detroit. Still want more? Visit the site's shop to find clothes and
accessories from your favorite teams.
Be Part of the Next Mars Mission
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/participate - In
the fall of 2011, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory will launch the Mars
Science Laboratory rover to help determine the "habitability" of
the red planet. On this site, the Laboratory invites the world to participate
in the mission by following its progress on Twitter, submitting your name to
be included on a microchip on the rover, becoming a virtual citizen of Mars,
or competing in the Pathfinder Innovation Challenge.
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Short Tutorial - Preventing Colored Lines in Forwarded E-mails
When a rich text e-mail has been forwarded many times, it can be
full of vertical colored lines on the left side. These items detract from the
e-mail's appearance and can be annoying to recipients of the message. Follow
the steps below to adjust your settings to prevent colored lines from
appearing in your forwarded e-mails. You'll also find notes on how to
"clean up" an e-mail from someone else before you send it on to
other people.
Preventing Colored Lines In Forwarded E-mails Using ...
E-Mail Program: Outlook Express
Computer Operating System: Windows XP
- With Outlook Express open, click
your cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu and select
"Options..." from the resulting drop-down menu.
- When the Options window opens, click
on the "Send" tab.
- Within the "Mail Sending
Format" section, click on the "HTML Settings..." button.
- When the HTML Settings window opens,
uncheck the box next to "Indent message on reply." Click
"OK" to return to the Options window.
- Click on the "Apply" button and then
the "OK" button to close the Options window.
NOTE: If you receive an e-mail that already has colored lines from
being previously forwarded and you want to eliminate them before forwarding
it, address the message as normal. Then select all of the text in the message
by clicking in the body of the message and pressing the Ctrl and
"A" keys on your keyboard. The contents of the message will be
highlighted. Click on the "Format" menu and drop down to
"Decrease Indent." Repeat as needed.
Preventing Colored Lines In Forwarded E-mails Using ...
E-Mail Program: Windows Mail
Computer Operating System: Windows Vista
- With Windows Mail open, click your
cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu and select
"Options..." from the resulting drop-down menu.
- When the Options window opens, click
on the "Send" tab.
- Within the "Mail Sending
Format" section, click on the "HTML Settings..." button.
- When the HTML Settings window opens,
uncheck the box next to "Indent message on reply." Click
"OK" to return to the Options window.
- Click on the "Apply" button and then
the "OK" button to close the Options window.
NOTE: If you receive an e-mail that already has colored lines from
being previously forwarded and you want to eliminate them before forwarding
it, address the message as normal. Then select all of the text in the message
by clicking in the body of the message and pressing the Ctrl and
"A" keys on your keyboard. The contents of the message will be
highlighted. Click on the "Format" menu and drop down to
"Decrease Indent." Repeat as needed.
Preventing Colored Lines In Forwarded E-mails Using ...
E-Mail Program: Mail.app
Computer Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5
- With Mail.app open, click your
cursor arrow on the "Mail" menu and select
"Preferences" from the resulting drop-down menu.
- When the Preferences window opens,
select the "Composing" tab by clicking on its icon.
- Under "Responding,"
uncheck the box next to "Increase the quote level."
- Close the Preferences window by clicking the red
dot in the upper left corner.
NOTE: If you receive a message that already has the colored lines
from being previously forwarded and you want to eliminate them before
forwarding it, address the message as normal. Then select all of the text in
the message by clicking in the body of the message and pressing the Command
and "A" keys on your keyboard. The contents of the message will be
highlighted. Click on the "Format" menu and drop down to
"Quote Level" and then "Decrease" from the submenu.
Repeat as needed.
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We hope you found this newsletter to be informative. It's our
way of keeping you posted on the happenings here. If, however, you'd prefer
not to receive these bulletins on a monthly basis, click here.
Thanks for your business!
Best regards,
PSC
One Community On-line
PSC
11877 E State Road 62
PO Box 126
St Meinrad, IN 47577
(800) 511-4899
(We have used our best efforts in collecting and preparing the
information published herein. However, we do not assume, and hereby disclaim,
any and all liability for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions,
whether such errors or omissions resulted from negligence, accident, or other
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Cornerstone Publishing Group Inc.
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