• http://johnpolacek.github.com/scrolldeck.js/decks/responsive/

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• responsive web design presentation
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Official Kickoff time is 11:45am PST and 2:45PM EST.

For more information about the FIFA Women’s World Cup you can visit their official website:

• http://www.fifa.com/womensworldcup/

We’ll see you at 11:00AM PST for the World Cup Women’s soccer finals. Good luck to both the American and Japanese teams!

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One thing that is an absolute must is to be running WordPress 3.1.  The upgrade is as simple as bumping your existing hybrid theme directory (granted you made no changes to the core files) and replace it with the unzipped Hybrid 0.9 download.

The upgrade takes about 12 seconds, give or take a few tics. So, to unlock these great new features of Hybrid Theme, take a minute or two to make the upgrade.

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• theme hybrid 0 9
• telecharger hybrid 0 9 wordpress

Kliky.Com is now Red Bridge Internet

You may be reading this because you’ve landed at Red Bridge Internet while searching for Kliky.Com . Or, you’ve heard that Kliky.Com has been re-branded as Red Bridge Internet. Or, you’ve come to this page by reasons only a good review of our analytics will tell us. Either way, you’re at the right place.

Kliky.Com is now Red Bridge Internet. The reasons for this are multitude, but the simplest answer is that we’ve decided to change our name to reflect our new focus on providing a fuller range of Internet services to current and new clients.

Kliky.Com represented a business model in which we acted more as a freelance business handling individual products on determined and closed contracts. This model, in providing business value to both the clients and to our business was not sustainable in today’s multi-faceted and multi-platform Internet environment.

Red Bridge Internet was borne to provide vertical services to our clients, ranging from hosting on our ProtoServe server platform, to Internet consulting and Search and Social Media Marketing, to our historical place as a custom Web Development and Design shop.

Please take a some time to reacquaint yourself with our site and services. And please, don’t hesitate to contact us.

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• kliky com
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Is Delicious being shut down? And should I be worried about my data?
- No, we are not shutting down Delicious. While we have determined that there is not a strategic fit at Yahoo!, we believe there is a ideal home for Delicious outside of the company where it can be resourced to the level where it can be competitive.

You can read about it here:

• http://blog.delicious.com/blog/2010/12/whats-next-for-delicious.html

For now, it looks like they’re not completely answering. One can never be too confident with assurances like “We’re in the process of exploring a variety of options” and “there’s no reason to panic”, but for now you’ve got to take them at their word.

One thing I am noticing however is that it seems that in the last two days (and possibly more) the Delicious Popular page is no being updated. Atleast that’s what I’m seeing.

http://joedusk.imgur.com/fucking_awesome

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A business using a credit card doing business with a relatively small number of vendors wanting to first avoid credit card fraud (stolen numbers) and secondly wanting to easily track down the offending business.

The idea:

The business would like to approve particular vendors to use the credit card with number 0000-0000-0000-0000 with each individual business pre-approved to run the transaction with a 5th set of identifiable numbers, so something like 0000-0000-0000-0000-0001.

If the credit card is used to make a fraudulent transaction, then ideally, they would have had to have used the 5th set of identifying numbers. This 5th set of identifiable numbers would then allow for easy tracking of the offending vendor, which would allow the  business to either re-think doing business with them, or to serve as a starting point discuss security issues with the vendor’s credit card transaction processes.

Summary:

Basically, I believe there may be a need for a new or value added credit card type service. This transaction type would require a 5th set of numbers which have been assigned to pre-approved vendors. This 5 number set (ie. 0000-0000-0000-0000-0002) credit card transaction would most likely prevent theft right off (because the vendor is pre-approved and should provide their own private key (ie. CCV) to put through the transaction). Secondly, if and when the credit card number is stolen and used to make a fraudulent purchase, then, at least with the 5th number set a vendor can be identified and security policy with them can be re-evaluated.

Incoming search terms:

• credit card pre approval transactions
• credit card transaction pre approval
• credit cards pre approved individual transactions
• methods to pre approve user for credit card

I did a little research and did note that Google was the victim of at least 2 well publicized phishing attacks in 2009:

One in October:

• Google confirms Gmail phishing attack

And another Phishing attack earlier in the year in February:

• Gmail phishing attack hits on heels of outage

Below is the subject and body of the email:

Subject: A gift!!!

My friend sent me a digital camera a few days ago,which he bought at a online shop,and I am using the camera right now,I find it is original and really has superior quality,and the price is absolutely competitive in the market,he told me the company website<www.snnsn.com>,  I find they have a full range of products,and there are a great many members there,You can spare some time to log on their web to have a check,there must be something that interests you!

One interesting aspect of this email from the Gmail phishing attack was that they chunked off a couple of my client’s contacts covering first names starting with only 2 letters (in this case d through e). Below was my immediate reply to my client in response to this spam email:

At the moment I can’t find much more than this initial report (for this particular spam mail). If this looks like emails from your gmail account contacts then you’re account has been compromised (there’s been a few reports of phishing attacks on Gmail from 2009). You’ll want to change your password with one that’s at least 8 characters, a combination of letters and numbers, at least one uppercase and a special character.

After a bit more research I found a nice post in the Google support forums aptly named, “Help, spam has been sent to all of my contacts from my gmail account! How do I report this?”.

The most popular answer contained the following important tips:

If your account has been compromised/hacked/stolen you will need to check and fix at least all of the following settings.

But first you need to check the bottom of the Inbox and make sure your account is not open at any other locations.  If it shows additional locations, open the Details window and “Sign out all other sessions”.

Account Security:
Settings -> Accounts and Import -> Google Account Settings -> Change Password [pick a new secure password]
Settings -> Accounts and Import -> Google Account Settings -> Change Password Recovery Options [verify secret question, SMS and recovery e-mail address]

Potential Spam:
Settings -> General -> Signature [make sure nothing as been added]
Settings -> General -> Vacation Responder [make sure it's disabled and empty]

E-mail Theft
Settings -> Accounts and Import -> Send Mail As [make sure it is using your correct e-mail address]
Settings -> Filters [no filters that forward or delete e-mail]
Settings -> Forwarding and POP/IMAP -> Forwarding [disabled or correct address]
Settings -> Forwarding and POP/IMAP -> POP Download [disabled]
Settings -> Forwarding and POP/IMAP -> IMAP Access [disabled]

In that same post there are an additional number of links referencing valuable information on how to harden your Google Gmail account and hopefully prevent or at least mitigate any future damage from these Gmail Phishing attacks.

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• www snnxn com
• gmail change password spam
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Take a look below and I hope you find them as interesting as I did:

• Google Adds App Store for Analytics
• Define Competitors: Step 4 of the 8-Step SEO Strategy
• 11 Excellent Solutions for Making Your Website Mobile Friendly
• zRSSFeed – RSS Feeds Reader for jQuery
• Sponsored Tweets – Twitter Advertising
• WordPress API
• GroupTweet – Turns Twitter Into a Communications Hub
• 9 Useful PHP Functions and Features You Need to Know | Nettuts+
• 5 Free Services for Pre-Scheduling Your Twitter Updates
• 16 Different Clones You Can Build with Drupal
• CSS3 Gradient Buttons

That’s my list of 11 interesting links I found on the internet this week.