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Wi-Fi Warning – Sidejacking At Wi-Fi Hotspots
 Sidejacking
is the term used to describe the malicious act of hijacking an engaged Web
session of another user on the same Wi-Fi network. Although such attacks are
not new, they used to require sophisticated technical expertise. But a
popular new Firefox plugin named Firesheep has made sidejacking easier for
amateurs.
For example, an intruder sitting nearby you at an airport could use Firesheep
to silently take over your Facebook session, gain access to your sensitive
data, and send viral messages and wall posts to all of your friends. Even
your wireless home network could be subject to sidejacking if not securely
configured, since drive-by hackers might be in the neighborhood.
As a precaution, try to avoid highly sensitive online activities while at a
hotspot since security may be unreliable; your data (such as passwords) could
be allowed to travel unencrypted within range of the wireless router. It is
generally safe, however, to use public Wi-Fi for accessing sites with an
address that starts with https; those sites provide end-to-end encryption.
Password-protected hotspots are usually safe, too.
On your wireless home network, be aware that the old protocol known as Wired
Equivalent Privacy (WEP) can be easily broken with readily available
software. Only the stronger Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) will prevent local
snoops from being able to decipher the dialog between your computer and the
wireless router.
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Community Calendar – Events
Perry County Parks & Recreation Hike Mogan Ridge Trail W
Saturday, February 5th at 8:30am
The hiking group will meet at Noble’s IGA in Tell City at 8 AM or at the
Trailhead at 8:30 AM. Mogan Ridge Trail W is a 10 mile hike. For more
information on this or future hikes, call Bob at 812-746-2646.
Southern Indiana Horseman Club - 2011 Calendar of Events
including Rides, Shows and Euchre Tourneys
This calendar includes the schedule for trail rides, horse shows and euchre
tourneys. Click
here to view the calendar.
Perry County Community Foundation Ribbon Cutting
Wednesday, February 9 th at 4pm – 6pmCST 817 12th Street, Tell City Ribbon
Cutting and Open House to celebrate the Perry County Community Foundation's
move to a new office.
Holland Volunteer Fire Department 21st Annual Firefighter's
Ball
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Huntingburg Event Center, 110 E. 14th Street in Huntingburg
Doors will open at 5:30pm EST and a meal catered by Sander Catering will be
served at 6pm
Music by Fire and Ice will begin at 6pm. A cash bar will be provided all
evening by Happy Hour Sports Bar. Tickets for the ball are $20 each and may
be purchased from any Holland firefighter or by calling the fire station at
(812) 536-3331. A fundraising raffle is also being held in conjunction with
the Firefighter's Ball. Raffle tickets are $1 each or six for $5 and may be
purchased from any Holland firefighter or by calling the fire station at
(812) 536-3331.
Jasper Community Arts
Performers Series
· Boogie Wonder Band - February 12, 2011 at 7:30pm
Lively disco music of the 70s and 80s, performed by the ultimate disco
tribute band.
For more information, click here.
Perry County Parks & Recreation Hike Hemlock Cliff Trail
Sunday, February 13th
The hiking group will meet at Noble’s IGA in Tell City at 12 noon or at the
winery at 12:30pm Hemlock Cliff Trail is a 2 mile hike. For more information
on this or future hikes, call Bob at 812-746-2646.
Teen Sing
Thursday, February 17th at 6-8pm CST - Undergrounds Coffee Shop in Lincoln
Heritage Public Library, Dale
Performing artists from Heritage Hills High School Chorus will give a concert
as a chorus and will also perform in solos and duets. Everyone is invited and
welcome to attend. No admission is charged. Friends of LHPL will serve
flavored coffees and desserts for a nominal donation.
NUNSENSATIONS!
February 18th - 20th & February 25th- 27th at Jasper Arts Center Fridays
& Saturdays - 7:30pm ET
Sundays 2:00pm ET
The Nunsense Vegas Revue takes the sisters on a brand new adventure. When a
parishioner volunteers to donate $10,000 to the sisters' school if they will
perform in a club in Las Vegas, Mother Superior is hesitant to accept.
However, after being convinced by the other sisters that "what happens
in Vegas, stays in Vegas" Reverend Mother agrees. What follows is the
most feather-filled, sequin-studded, fan dancing Nunsense show ever!
Performing in "The Pump Room" at the Mystique Motor Lodge, the
sisters experience "show-biz" like never before. You'll meet
Sin-City Sue, find out who's Black and White with Her Money on Red, and try
to win a new car with the "Holy Rollers Giant Slot Machine." For
mature audiences. For more information, please contact Beth Seidl at
812.630.3157.
Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, February 19 at 7am to 11am CST - EUCC Fellowship Hall 802 10th
Street Tell City
Adults $6.00, Seniors $5.00, Children $4.
4th Annual PCMH Foundation Dinner/Dance
Saturday, February 19th at 6:30pm to 10:30pm CST - Schergens Center Tell City
Reservations are $60 per person ($20 of each ticket may be tax deductible)
Proceeds will benefit Perry County Memorial Hospital Foundation, Inc. Entrée
selections include: sliced pork w/balsamic glaze, baked mahi mahi with black
bean salsa and vegetable lasagna. Please include your entrée choice with
reservations. RSVP by noon on February 11. Click
here for the invitation. Click here
for the RSVP card or call 812-547-0153 for more information.
“Marriage as a Process” Saturday, February 19th at 9:00am to
1:00pm EST - Kordes Center in Ferdinand, Indiana
Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand are offering a program that will explore
your attitudes and beliefs about marriage, and start a life-long process of
improvement. After a breakfast snack at 9am EST, the program begins at 9:15am
EST and concludes with lunch at 12:15pm EST. Program cost is $45.
Registration is due February 16. For more information, or to register, call
800-880-2777, or 812-367-1411, ext. 2915, or visit online here.
Women’s Expo
Saturday, February 26th - Schergens Center, Tell City
Sponsored by Perry County Community Foundation. Booths aimed at women.
Southern Indiana Horseman Club monthly meeting
Tuesday, March 1 at 7:30pm to 8:30pm CST - Clubhouse
For more information please call (812) 836-2127 or (812) 836-2244.
Jasper Community Arts Performers Series DIVA Nation
March 5th at 7:30pm ET
Join this Fabulous Female Folkestra for a royally hilarious musical journey
as they navigate life. For more information, click here.
Perry County Parks & Recreation Hike German Ridge Trail E
Saturday, March 5th at 8:00am CST
The hiking group will meet at Noble’s IGA in Tell City at 8am or at the
Trailhead at 8:30am. German Ridge Trail E is a 7 mile hike. For more
information on this or future hikes, call Bob at 812-746-2646.
St. Patrick's Day Celebration
March 10th- 13th 2011 Ireland IN
For more information, call (812) 482-7557.
Stir-N-Up Hope Volunteer Sign-up and Training Session
Saturday, March 12th - 10am CST - Spencer County Fairgrounds - Cattle Barn
Arena
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. 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.
Rome Volunteer Fire Department Chili Supper
Saturday, March 12th - 5pm to 7pm - Rome Community Center
Chili, sandwiches, cookies and a country store.
Jasper Community Arts Backstage Series DePue & De Hoyos
March 13th at 7:30pm ET
Prepare to be enchanted with this evening of guitar and violin music, all the
way from Mexico. For more information, click here.
Perry County Parks & Recreation Hike Lincoln State Park
Saturday, March 13th at 12:00 noon CST
The hiking group will meet at Noble’s IGA in Tell City at 12 noon. This is a
5 mile hike. For more information on this or future hikes, call Bob at
812-746-2646.
Jasper Community Arts Special Events Film: The Red Balloon
March 19th at 1:00pm ET
This Oscar-winning film is an icon form 1956 whose message is still fresh. A
free art activity will be offered after the film. For more information, click here.
Annual Fisherman & Outdoor Expo
March 26th- 27th - Huntingburg Event Center
For more information, call (812) 683-5699.
Dubois County Home & Business Expo
March 26th- 27th - St. Joseph Parish Center, Jasper
For more information, call (812) 482-6866.
Perry County Parks & Recreation Hike Patoka Lake Trail
Saturday, March 26th at 8:00am CST The hiking group will meet at Noble’s IGA
in Tell City at 8 AM or at the Trailhead at 9am. Patoka Lake Trail is a 7
mile hike. For more information on this or future hikes, call Bob at
812-746-2646.
Jasper Community Arts Special Events Get the Led Out
March 26th at7:30pm ET Relive the hey-days of hard rock with this live, Led
Zeppelin experience. You will believe you are hearing the original founders
of heavy metal when you attend this two and a half hour rock concert which
has been wowing audiences from coast-to-coast. For more information, click here.
Perry County Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar
Click here for the
Perry County Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar
Spencer County Upcoming Events
Click here for
the Upcoming Events Calendar.
Dubois County Upcoming Events Calendar
Click here for the
Events Calendar.
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 4:30pm CT and the meal is served from 5:30-6:30pm. CT. Doors will close at
7pm CT. Everyone is welcome. There is no charge. Bring a friend.
Line Dancing
Every Monday night at 6pm CT
Santa Claus Community Center in Santa Claus, IN
Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced...come and join us.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR - HEALTH RELATED CLASSES, ETC.
Perry County Memorial Hospital Screenings, Classes, Etc.
- Home Health Free Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar
Screening - click
here for more information.
- Wellness Connection Free Health Screenings - click
here for more information.
- Fresh Start Free Quit Smoking Clinic - click
here for more information.
- Walmart Free Health Screenings - click
here for more information.
Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center Sponsored Meetings,
Groups, Classes, Etc.
Click
here to see a list of the Support Groups, Classes, Meetings, etc.
sponsored each month by Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center.tc.
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This Month's FAQ – How Do I Remove Unwanted "Stuff"
From E-mails?
Question: What's the easiest way to remove
unwanted "stuff" from e-mails before I forward them? I'm talking
about all of the addresses, comments from previous recipients, etc. that no
longer need to be there.
 Answer: As
you may have already discovered through trial and error, there are different
ways to approach this and some work better than others. When you click on
"Forward" to forward an e-mail, a new window opens with the
forwarded content in it. Here you designate to whom you are forwarding the
e-mail and click on "Send." The forwarded e-mail usually contains
all of the addresses that the e-mail was previously sent to, often along with
other content that's no longer necessary. Sometimes you can highlight the unwanted
content and simply press "Delete," but this doesn't always work.
You can also try using the "Delete" key and the backspace key, but
again, this method can have mixed results.
I suggest you give the following technique a try and see if it simplifies the
process for you.
- After choosing "Forward," fill in the
addressee(s) and edit the subject if desired.
- Highlight the portion of the e-mail message you wish
to forward.
- Press "CTRL-C," then "CTRL-A,"
then "Delete," and then the "CTRL-V" keys. (On a Mac,
use "COMMAND" instead of "CTRL."
"CTRL-C" copies the highlighted material to the
clipboard. "CTRL-A" is a shortcut for selecting all of the text in
the document. "Delete" removes the highlighted portion.
"CTRL-V" pastes from the clipboard whatever was highlighted when
you clicked on "CTRL-C." Your e-mail is now cleaned up and ready to
forward.
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Sites Of The Month – Great Sites To Check Out In February
Celebrate Black History
video.pbs.org – In
honor of Black History Month, browse through this inspiring video collection
from PBS (Public Broadcasting System). It includes interviews with civil
rights pioneers, a celebration of music from the civil rights movement, and
discussions of a variety of current issues facing blacks in America.
Real Hotel Recommendations
realtravel.com – It's not too
early to start planning summer travel and Real Travel can help. Named
"Best of the Web" by Forbes, Business Week, and the
Association of Travel Marketing Executives, this site provides hotel
recommendations from reviews of "real travelers." Hotel suggestions
are based on review analyses, Facebook "likes," real-time pricing
and availability, and relative hotel locations. Search by city, state, or
hotel name. Don't forget to check out the Vacation Ideas and Things To Do
sections for great trip ideas.
Decadent Chocolate Recipes
ghirardelli.com – February
is National Chocolate Lover's Month, and the Ghirardelli site can help you
celebrate! In addition to hundreds of chocolate-inspired cookie, cake, candy,
and beverage recipes, this site provides tips on working with chocolate
including step-by-step videos on melting and tempering as well as how to get
truffles, tarts, brownies, and tortes just right. When you're done cooking,
explore the Chocopedia section for everything you always wanted to know about
the sweet treat.
Audience Movie Reviews
www.rottentomatoes.com – Ever
go to a movie based on rave reviews from critics, only to be disappointed? Critics
and audiences don't always agree, and this site offers both sides of the
story. Movies are listed by Top Box Office, Opening, Coming Soon, and DVDs so
they're easy to find. On each movie page, you can read a summary and reviews,
watch a trailer, or find tickets and show times. You can also search by
movie, actor, director, or critic and get the latest movie and celebrity
news.
What's It Worth?
worthmonkey.com – If you
received some fun new electronic toys for the holidays, you might be thinking
about selling your old stuff. This site is the blue book for used electronics
and more. To find out what an item is worth, just type in the name. Learn
what's considered a "great price," a "fair price," and
"overpriced" for stereos, cameras, motorcycles, cell phones,
laptops, bikes, boats, and more. The site also displays item listings from
eBay, Amazon, and Craigslist in case you're looking to buy.
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Short Tutorial – Customizing Your Browser's Toolbar
 To
Make Adjustments To The Browser Toolbar When Using ...
Internet Browser: Internet Explorer 8
Computer Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7
- Click your cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu
(located in the upper-right corner of the screen) and select
"Toolbars" from the resulting drop-down menu. Then select
"Customize..." from the resulting submenu.
- When the Customize Toolbar window appears, there will
be two side-by-side panes visible with an "Add" and "Remove"
button between them. The right-hand pane (Current toolbar buttons:)
shows you the buttons currently displayed on your toolbar and the
left-hand pane (Available toolbar buttons:) shows you the buttons that
you can add to your toolbar.
- Click your cursor arrow on a button in the left-hand
pane that you'd like to add and then click on the "Add"
button. The button you selected will then move over to the right-hand
pane and become visible on your toolbar. NOTE: A double-click on buttons
in the left-hand pane will also add them to the right-hand pane as well
as your toolbar.
- To remove a button from the toolbar, click on it in
the right-hand pane and click on the "Remove" button or
double-click on it in the right-hand pane. The button will be removed
from your browser's toolbar. Please note that buttons removed from your
toolbar do not disappear completely, they just move over to the
left-hand pane and can be easily put back at any time.
 To
Make Adjustments To The Browser Toolbar When Using ...
Internet Browser: Mozilla Firefox 3.6
Computer Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and
Mac OS X 10.5
- Click your cursor arrow on "View" from the
menu bar and select "Toolbars" from the resulting drop-down
menu. Then select "Customize..." from the resulting submenu.
- The Customize Toolbar palette will appear. Here you
can drag tool icons from the palette to the Firefox toolbar and arrange
them in any order you prefer. (You can reposition the icons to different
places on the toolbar at any time.)
- To remove tool icons that you've added to your
browser, drag them back to the palette. You can also restore the toolbar
to its original condition by using the "Restore Default Set"
button on the palette.
- When you've finished customizing your toolbar, click
the "Done" button.
 To
Make Adjustments To The Browser Toolbar When Using ...
Internet Browser: Safari 4.0
Computer Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and
Mac OS X 10.5
- Click your cursor arrow on "View" from the
menu bar and select "Customize Toolbar..." from the resulting
drop-down menu.
- The customize toolbar palette window will appear.
Here you can drag tool icons from the palette to your Safari toolbar and
arrange them in any order you prefer. (You can reposition the icons to
different places on the toolbar at any time.)
- To remove tool icons that you've added to your
browser, drag them back to the palette. You can also restore the toolbar
to its original condition by simply dragging the entire default set from
the palette to your Safari browser's toolbar.
- When you've finished customizing your toolbar, click
the "Done" button.
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