Forwarded by Sheryll Giles
Friday, 15 April 2011 11:35 a.m.
The story begins with rescuers finding this poor little guy they named Ralphie. They had already taken him under their care but they were not equipped to adopt the dog for a longer time.
Ralphie, scared and starved, joined his rescuers.
"I wouldn't think anyone could survive this ... but I was wrong."
This little lady also survived that wreckage.
Here she is just placed in the car - scared but safe.
And then Ralphie was no longer alone!
Becoming instant friends, they comforted each other while in the car.
Two more beagles were found after that. The more, the merrier!
Oh boy, a new traveler to add to the mix. (Note: the cat is coming over the seat also needing shelter.) Now, just how is this going to work? And remember they are all strangers to one another.
It's going to work just fine, thank you very much!
Wow!
The things we learn from our animal friends. If only all of mankind could learn such valuable lessons as these. Lessons of instant friendship, of peace and harmony by way of respect for one another, no matter what their colors or creed are. These animals tell you: "It's just good to be alive and with others." Yes, surely it is! So, LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH, and as one saying goes, "Life's a Gift ... Unwrap It!"
Posted here are messages and photos forwarded to me by friends, stuff that made me laugh, think, and look at things in a different perspective. Hope they do the same to you. Cheers!
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Monday, July 18, 2011
Protecting Computer Passwords
Forwarded by Sheryll Giles
Monday, 18 July 2011 10:48 a.m.
Seriously, this is for your own safety and security!
If your workplace has been assessed and determined to be at a low level of risk, this method is recommended to ensure no one can see your passwords or what you are typing.

For a moderate level of risk, this method ensures no one can see your passwords, what you are typing, or which website you are visiting.

For a high level of risk, this method ensures ultimate security.

Be safe out there people!
P.S. Anyone who can knit, here is a new business opportunity!
Monday, 18 July 2011 10:48 a.m.
Seriously, this is for your own safety and security!
If your workplace has been assessed and determined to be at a low level of risk, this method is recommended to ensure no one can see your passwords or what you are typing.

For a moderate level of risk, this method ensures no one can see your passwords, what you are typing, or which website you are visiting.

For a high level of risk, this method ensures ultimate security.

Be safe out there people!
P.S. Anyone who can knit, here is a new business opportunity!
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