Friday, January 18, 2013

Real Estate Property Managers | Pasadino

Date: 2013.01.17 | Category: Services | Tags:

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Source: http://www.pasandino.org/real-estate-property-managers/

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Documents.Me is a cross-cloud mobile solution for your iPhone or iPad

You like to use Google Drive, but maybe your job uses iCloud or Dropbox. Documents.Me lets you access them all through one application as well as manage email and attachments at the same time.

If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can access all your clouds securely, whether it is iCloud, Dropbox or Google Drive (SkyDrive, Box, and others to be supported in future updates). The app also lets you manage your email attachments as well as remotely access documents on your Mac or PC.

One of the neat features is the unified search function, which enables you to search files based on name or content whether it is in one of the clouds or on your PC or Mac at home or work. Of course, you can save documents to read offline later if you choose. You are also able to copy and store between different clouds seamlessly using your iPhone or iPad.

For any IT or legal types that worry about security or auditing, you can enable a PIN log-in with a security wipe feature for the app (10 wrong log-in attempts deletes synced data). Plus, all synchronizations, access and email is logged on the device and host computer with a time-stamp and other information to satisfy auditors or reporting requirements.

If this solution sounds a little familiar, it may be because this was called DocSync in a previous life. The app was available for the iPad only, but not surprisingly, a lot of users wanted to see the app available for their iPhones as well. After a period of beta testing late last year, we now have Documents.Me as the final product, with an enhanced UI and is now available for the iPad and iPhone. From the looks of it, this does address a reality of people trying to manage multiple projects, companies or lifestyles and gives them the ability to handle them all through a single application.

Documents.Me is free to download on iTunes.

Press Release

SANTA CLARA, Calif. ? January 16, 2013 ? Documents.Me (www.documents.me) today launched the first solution to aggregate business documents from private, public and email clouds. With this new native iPhone/iPad solution, users now have secure and instant access, either online or offline, to their business documents located across their computer, public document clouds (i.e. Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox) and email attachments. In addition to the ability to search, access and read documents on-the-go, Documents.Me allows users to take various actions with their files including light editing, saving locally to device, sharing and copying documents to various clouds. It also allows users to create custom project folders with documents from various clouds for better organization. Documents.Me is available for download free of charge in the Apple App store.

?Up until now, there have been many point solutions for accessing files: one to remotely access PC and Mac documents, one to access Email attachments and one to access each of the public cloud drives. This can make searching for relevant documents on-the-go difficult and time consuming,? said R. Paul Singh, Founder of Documents.Me. ?Documents.Me solves that problem with a one-stop comprehensive platform that allows for easy, secure and smart access to your relevant business files no matter where they are located.?

Documents.Me increases productivity by allowing users to search for a file or browse all of their files or file content from public or private clouds right from their mobile device. It also offers offline access to users? files and folders as well as downloaded files. Additionally, Documents.Me employs strict security and control measures to keep personal and company documents safe. Documents.Me works on WIFI, 3G and 4G networks.

Documents.Me has been in Beta testing since late 2012 after being introduced at DEMO. Since then, thousands of users who travel for business or attend offsite meetings and only prefer to carry their iPhone or iPad have found this app to be invaluable. Early adopters include professionals working in sales, marketing, consulting, legal and other services.

"As a start-up executive, I am often on the road and only have easy access to my mobile device. Before I discovered Documents.Me, it was difficult to keep track of my clients? documents, as the files were stored in several different locations. Now, I can create a Project Folder for each client and drag and drop documents from my computer, Dropbox or Google Drive. Then when I go to meet them, everything is organized and shows up nicely.? Van Krueger, vice president of operations, Mobiplex.

?As a user of Microsoft Office on iMac, Google Docs, Dropbox and Gmail, we welcome new products like Documents.Me that make life easier in accessing documents from all of these places on the mobile device seamlessly in one common interface,? said Inder Monga, Chief Technologist, ESNet.

For more information, go to www.documents.me

About Documents.Me

Documents.Me enables one-touch iPad access to business documents whether they are stored in private clouds like users' PC/Mac/Email, company servers or public clouds like Google Docs, iCloud and Dropbox.


Source: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Documents.Me-is-a-cross-cloud-mobile-solution-for-your-iPhone-or-iPad_id38797

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Rosario Dawson & Danny Boyle: Big Apple Lovers!

Rosario Dawson and her boyfriend Danny Boyle link arms while taking a stroll on Thursday afternoon (January 17) in New York City.

The 33-year-old actress and the 56-year-old director were recently spotted spending time in Barbados aboard a yacht.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Rosario Dawson

It was recently announced that Rosario has joined the lineup of Latino Inaugural 2013: In Performance at the Kennedy Center, a celebration of Latino culture on the eve of President Obama?s inauguration. Eva Longoria will be hosting the event, which will be presented in two of the D.C. theater?s biggest theaters.

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Source: http://www.justjared.com/2013/01/17/rosario-dawson-danny-boyle-big-apple-lovers/

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Monday, January 14, 2013

Mount Mary College hosts exhibit honoring U.S. military veterans

They smile. They smirk. They look stern, bored, jazzed or indifferent.

Some wear glasses or goggles or radio headsets. They're helmeted and bareheaded, bushy locks and shaved pates, ponytails pulled into buns. All manner of military head gear is represented: ball caps, berets, Marine white dress hats, floppy camouflage caps, "Dixie cup" sailor's hats, black U.S. Cavalry Stetsons.

All gaze directly into the camera. It's their eyes that haunt - for what was and will never be, for futures cut short, for friends and families who mourn them.

The faces of more than 6,500 American military members who died in the Middle East since 9/11 cover a wall at Mount Mary College in a powerful exhibit that opened Sunday -"Always Lost: A Meditation on War." Created in 2009 by students and staff at Western Nevada College - Carson City, the exhibit also includes Pulitzer Prize-winning photos of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and poems and portraits of U.S. veterans. It will be on display at Mount Mary College through Feb. 16.

John and Lori Witmer searched the faces of the fallen for their daughter, Michelle. It was not an easy task. The photos are not in alphabetical or chronological order just as the thousands killed in Iraq and Afghanistan have not died in alphabetical order. Viewers must search each face if they're looking for someone in particular.

"It's really moving," said Lori Witmer.

"We really got pulled in. I did not expect to get moved like I did," added John Witmer. "These are all people and they all have stories."

Michelle Witmer was killed in Iraq in April 2004. The 20-year-old Wisconsin Army National Guard specialist was the first female Guardsman in America to be killed in combat.

Among the photos shot by photojournalists is a picture of a young Iraqi girl wounded by war and held by an older woman, possibly the girl's mother. The picture brought tears to John Witmer.

"I heard a story after she died of how Michelle held a little girl who was injured by shrapnel," said John Witmer. "She died in Michelle's arms and it was really difficult for her."

"Michelle was such a tender spirit," Lori Witmer said.

Mount Mary board member Mary Staudenmaier first saw the exhibit in 2009 when she was visiting her niece in Carson City, Nev. Her niece Teresa Breeden wrote a poem featured in the display about an Iraq veteran who suffered from post traumatic stress and committed suicide in 2007.

Staudenmaier asked where the exhibit would be displayed next but learned it was likely to be dismantled. She decided to do something about it.

Staudenmaier, who lives in Marinette, helped organize a display in 2010 of the exhibit at University of Wisconsin-Marinette.

"It just blew me away. It moved me," said Staudenmaier, a Mount Mary College alumna.

The gallery space is used as a learning environment for the community as well as for students at Mount Mary College, which has a strong focus on social justice and offers a certificate in peace building, said Susan Shimshak, senior manager for media relations and external communications.

Mount Mary officials are making the gallery available to groups - such as veterans organization Dryhootch - to use during the war exhibit.

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If you go

"Always Lost: A Meditation on War" is on display at Mount Mary College, 2900 N. Menomonee River Parkway, Milwaukee, in the Marian Gallery at Caroline Hall. The exhibit is free and can be viewed from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 4 p.m. on weekends through Feb. 16.

Source: http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/mount-mary-college-hosts-exhibit-honoring-us-military-veterans-9c8caev-186712861.html

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Calgary Roofing Contractors: Grand Sequoia Asphalt Shingles ...

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Sunday, January 13, 2013

US-CERT warns users to disable Java in web browsers, Apple and Mozilla move to block it

USCERT warns users to disable Java in web browsers, Apple and Mozilla move to block it

It's far from the first time that computer users have been warned to disable Java, but this latest security issue has risen to some high levels at a particularly rapid pace. After first being reported by security researchers on Thursday, the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (or US-CERT, a part of the Homeland Security department) stepped in with a warning of its own on Friday, which bluntly suggested that all computer users should disable Java in their web browsers (for its part, Oracle says that a fix is coming "shortly"). The flaw itself is a vulnerability in the Java Security Manager, which an attacker could exploit to run code on a user's computer.

Not content to wait for a fix, some companies have already taken steps to block possible exploits. That includes Apple, which has added recent versions of Java to its blacklist covering all OS X users, and Mozilla, which has enabled its "Click To Play" functionality in Firefox for all recent versions of Java across all platforms (it was previously only enabled by default for older versions of Java). Apple's move follows an earlier decision to remove the Java plug-in from browsers in OS X 10.7 and up last fall. You can find the full alert issued by US-CERT and additional details on the vulnerability at the links below.

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Via: The Verge

Source: US-CERT, Mozilla

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/12/us-cert-java-security-warning/

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Re: Online versus on computer - Family Tree Maker software ...

kj_norway comment

?Sorry that this got off topic.

If you plan on using both online and desktop based genealogy software, be aware that YOU WILL loose data. I know of only one case where you can not loose data and that is where you you the EXACT SAME PROGRAM both online and on your desktop.?

kj

I don?t know if you are sorry that you got this off topic or I got it off topic, but my feeling is that it is not off topic from the original post by tlcrogers

The original post questioned whether it was worth having FTM on their computer or continuing to keep it on line

My post and your two posts [and other posts] basically discuss the ramifications of the subject, especially the ramifications of keeping them both and then synching them.

And your statement: ?If you plan on using both online and desktop based genealogy software, be aware that YOU WILL loose data. I know of only one case where you can not loose data and that is where you you the EXACT SAME PROGRAM both online and on your desktop? sums it up

And in this case FTM and the online system ARE NOT THE EXACT SAME PROGRAM and so you can lose data.

And my feeling is they will NEVER be the same program. FTM is much more robust than the online system and if the online system was made to be exactly the same/have the same robustness as FTM then synching would be ?simple?, BUT, AND IT IS A BIG BUT, THEN THE ONLINE SYSTEM WOULD SUFFER FROM THE SAME SLOWNESS AS THE FTM VERSION AND SINCE IT WOULD BE ONLINE, AND IN ORDER TO KEEP THEIR CUSTOMERS HAPPY, THEY WOULD HAVE TO SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF SERVERS.

So, my guess is that they will continue to tweak the synching and clean up some of the data mapping, but they will never make the online system as ROBUST as the FTM version [and this gets exactly to the original post by tlcrogers]

Source: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/topics.software.famtreemaker/9316.1.2.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx

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