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Hi all,

I meant to say at the meeting in my talk that Chinook would make a great gift. You would purchase an AFHS membership for a friend or relative and they would receive 4 issues. Or you can order copies of an individual issue. See Ordering Copies at http://www.afhs.ab.ca/publications/index.html

The great thing about Chinook is we cover a wide range of topics and buying a gift membership is a great idea no matter where the person lives. For example the next issue continues the tips on finding female ancestors as well as a focus on DNA with Jim Benedict writing about Y-DNA and how it relates to his family and I write about an mtDNA project. �

So I hope you will consider purchasing an AFHS membership for the family/friends who are even slightly interested in genealogy or family history. I am assuming that all of you are members, but if someone is not, put this on your wish list.

Xenia Stanford (president@...)

Editor, Chinook�

SIGS Contact: Ukrainian, M�tis

Phone: 295-3490; Fax: 274-0564

Alberta Family Histories Society

http://www.afhs.ab.ca/

#5516

From: "Lorna Laughton" <lornalaughton@...>
Date: Sat Dec 6, 2008 3:44 pm
Subject: genealogist for Ancestors in the Attic

lornalaughton@...

Hi Everyone:

Many of you genealogists out there would qualify for the following position! Paul McGrath set a great example of how personable, resourceful and helpful most family historians are.

Marion Peterson received the following from another genealogy e-mail list and has passed it on.

Lorna

----------------------

Hello,

Ancestors in the Attic -- History Television’s successful family history documentary series -- is searching for a staff genealogist. Following is our call for applications.

We would appreciate your help circulating this as widely as possible to your members, your email distribution list and to anyone you think would be interested in applying for this position.

Ancestors in the Attic – History Television’s Gemini-nominated family history documentary series – is searching for a staff genealogist for its fourth season.

Part personal drama, part forensic investigation and part historical revelation, Ancestors in the Attic provides unexpected, emotional and often life-changing answers to the genealogical questions of ordinary Canadians.

Using the tools of genealogy and family history, the program takes ordinary Canadians on a journey of discovery to solve family mysteries and make emotional connections with relatives, family members or ancestors. In the process, we also examine Canadian history from a very personal and intimate perspective.

The role of the staff genealogist is twofold: assist our research team with the extensive genealogical and historical investigations required to solve the stories we air each season; and appear on-camera with our host, Jeff Douglas, to help our submitters solve their family mysteries.

To succeed, candidates must have experience in the field of family history, be skilled in advanced historical research methods and have experience with online and primary genealogical resources both here in Canada and also, preferably, in the United Kingdom. Candidates must have an intense curiosity, be highly organized, computer literate and capable of thinking outside the box. The successful candidate must also be passionate about family history and genealogy, a talented communicator, and excited about conveying detailed genealogical findings in a simple, accessible and credible way to a television audience.

While experience as a genealogist is an advantage, Ancestors in the Attic is also interested in hearing from anyone in related fields that meet the criteria. And, while our preference is to find one person to fill both research and on-camera roles, we are flexible.

If you are interested in becoming part of the successful Ancestors in the Attic team please send your resume by mail to:

Dugald Maudsley

Producer, Ancestors in the Attic

Primitive Entertainment

585 Bloor Street West

Toronto, ON, M6G 1K5

Or via email to: dugald@...

#5517

From: "Xenia Stanford" <president@...>
Date: Sun Dec 7, 2008 5:49 am
Subject: Chinook January 2009 TOC

president@...

http://www.afhs.ab.ca/publications/index.html

Hi Everyone,

Even though it is still a few weeks until you receive your copy of Chinook, the January 2009 Table of Contents is available online at

Please note that I am looking for article on Present Your Family History. It can be scrapbooking, slide shows, published books, quilts, you name it. As I say in Chinook under Call for Articles, surprise and delight us with the way you have presented your family history. I already have two in the works. One is someone I asked directly and the other one was suggested by a member of AFHS. This one is an idea I had never heard of or thought of. So as you spend time with your family over the holidays, think of how you can or how you have shared your family history so it will not be lost. You have spent hours researching and documenting. Do you want your descendants to have to start all over or carry on where you left off? To me this is a very important topic and I will be the guest speaker in April, so I will be collecting the ideas to hopefully inspire you to Present Your Family History if you haven’t already (or maybe give you a new idea or two to add to your repertoire).

Meanwhile folks, have a very Merry Christmas New Year whether you celebrate on December 25^thor January 7^th. And to those who do not celebrate either, may you enjoy your family and friends in whatever festivities you do celebrate.

May there be Peace on Earth and no count greater than 100 except in the hundreds who come home safe and sound.

Xenia Stanford (president@...)

Editor, Chinook�

SIGS Contact: Ukrainian, M�tis

Phone: 295-3490; Fax: 274-0564

Alberta Family Histories Society

http://www.afhs.ab.ca/

#5518

From: "Donna Kirkwood" <dekirkwood@...>
Date: Sun Dec 7, 2008 10:52 pm
Subject: AFHS LIBRARY OPEN TIME CHANGE

dekirkwood@...

Good afternoon all,

Happy snow-shoveling!!!!

Please be advised that contrary to what the last Breeze says the AFHS Library will not be open on Friday December 19, 9-12.

Also now that Winter has arrived please "stay tuned" from now until Spring Thaw of possible "last minute" closure of the AFHS Library due to weather conditions (high wind chill, poor driving conditions, and/or major snowfall ).. When in doubt, (on these "open times") call the Library before you come.

Thanks

Donna Kirkwood

Library Committee member

#5519

From: Gord Hulbert <Gordon@...>
Date: Mon Dec 8, 2008 11:10 pm
Subject: Computer SIG Meeting - 13 Dec 08

Gordon@...

Computer SIG Meeting

13 Dec 08

Lounge Area
of the
LDS Family History Centre,
17 Ave & 19A St. SW

"Beginner Session" @ 9:30 AM

"Main Session" @ 10:30 AM

Topic: "Christmas Goodies"

Facilitator: Mrs. Claus (AKA Donna Coulter)

Please send your ideas to Mrs. Claus,
she'd really appreciate hearing from you!!

-- Regards,
Gord
"It is by growing old that one
learns to remain young"

#5520

From: "Don Alexander" <d.alexander@...>
Date: Thu Dec 11, 2008 11:34 pm
Subject: JURRY-INFO SEARCH FOR JOSEPH MATLO-POTENTIAL RELATIVE

d.alexander@...

Message from juraj.luchava@... looking for additional information. The documents from his deceased grandmother, Apolonia Luchavova nee Matlo, included an envelope only with the return address: Mr. Joseph Matlo, R.R.G, Calgary, Alta. sent from Canada Nov. 16, 1963. From afhs website, Joseph Matlo's death announcement was in the 1994 Calgary Herald, died 7/8/94 at age 90. If any of our members can help with additional information, please communicate directly, and if you would like "jurry's" original e-mail, please contact me. Don

#5521

From: Gord Hulbert <Gordon@...>
Date: Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:37 am
Subject: Computer SIG Meeting - 13 Dec 08 - CANCELED

Gordon@...

Hi all:

The forecast for this coming Saturday is not good. The consensuses is we CANCEL. I'll will be touch with you re: a meeting the following Saturday, 20 Dec 08.

-- Regards,
Gord
"It is by growing old that one
learns to remain young"

#5522

From: "Robert Boynton" <rctboynton@...>
Date: Sat Dec 13, 2008 1:00 am
Subject: Telus Internet

rctboynton@...

Hi folks

A little off topic but I have always used Shaw and I was wondering if anyone used Telus Enhanced Internet and/ or Telus TV and whether their experience was good- bad- neutral.

Thanks

Rob

#5523

From: Joseph Szikora <jszikora@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2008 5:14 am
Subject: Re: Telus Internet

jszikora@...

Robert Boynton wrote:

>  Hi folks
>
>  A little off topic but I have always used Shaw and I was wondering if
>  anyone used Telus Enhanced Internet and/ or Telus TV and whether
>  their experience was good- bad- neutral.
>
>  Thanks
>
>  Rob

     Hi Rob:

     I am and was a Telus high speed Internet customer since it was
available in my area, but I don't have TV. I had no problem with the
Internet service whatsoever. My neighbour just changed from Shaw to
Telus Internet and TV.

     I an very satisfied with the service. Speed is about 125 MB/s.
Service is reliable. I like the optional ( free ) spam control. Since it
was introduced I hardly get any spam. It is easy to register.

     Cheers,

     Joseph.

--
=========================================================
E-Mail addresses:    jszikora<at>telus.net
                                jszikora<at>alumni.ucalgary.ca
                                jszikora<at>yahoo.com
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This E-Mail has been scanned by NORTON Antivirus and it is free of
viri.
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#5524

From: "LAK Research & Information Mgt" <lakirbyson@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:19 pm
Subject: RE: Telus Internet

lakirbyson@...

Something else you may want to consider is that you might be able to get a
free lap-top from Telus if you switch to their high-speed.

My Mother-in-law got one last year when she switched to Telus' high-speed
and digital tv and phone package.  We have too many televisions or we'd
think about it, too.  I did talk to Telus a couple of months ago and asked
if the program was still active and I was told that if you ask, you can get
a free laptop.

If you're thinking along these lines, then it might be worth it to ask about
the lap-top, too.

Something else I'm keen to try is the USB Adapter.  I gather Rogers has a
new one but Bell and someone else (?) have had them for a while, too.  With
the adapter, you plug it into your laptop and wherever you get cell phone
service, you'd have internet.

Good luck!

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dist-gen@... [mailto:owner-dist-gen@...] On Behalf
Of Joseph Szikora
Sent: December 14, 2008 10:15 PM
To: Robert Boynton; Genealogy
Subject: Re: Telus Internet

Robert Boynton wrote:

>  Hi folks
>
>  A little off topic but I have always used Shaw and I was wondering if
>  anyone used Telus Enhanced Internet and/ or Telus TV and whether
>  their experience was good- bad- neutral.
>
>  Thanks
>
>  Rob

     Hi Rob:

     I am and was a Telus high speed Internet customer since it was
available in my area, but I don't have TV. I had no problem with the
Internet service whatsoever. My neighbour just changed from Shaw to
Telus Internet and TV.

     I an very satisfied with the service. Speed is about 125 MB/s.
Service is reliable. I like the optional ( free ) spam control. Since it
was introduced I hardly get any spam. It is easy to register.

     Cheers,

     Joseph.

--
=========================================================
E-Mail addresses:    jszikora<at>telus.net
                                jszikora<at>alumni.ucalgary.ca
                                jszikora<at>yahoo.com
=========================================================
This E-Mail has been scanned by NORTON Antivirus and it is free of
viri.
  ========================================================

#5525

From: "Donna Kirkwood" <dekirkwood@...>
Date: Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:14 pm
Subject: AFHS LIBRARY CLOSURE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

dekirkwood@...

'morning Everyone,

Please be advised that the AFHS Library will be closed now until the week of January 5th, 2009.

I will also take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Health and Prosperous New Year in 2009. Also wishing you successes in your Family History Researching!

Donna Kirkwood

Library Committee member

#5526

From: Mary Arthur <arthurm@...>
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2008 1:55 am
Subject: Re: Telus tv

arthurm@...

I was just talking to my mother, we are both watching the Flames game
- her shaw is three? seconds ahead of my telus tv. I checked the
internet radio, and it is ahead of the tv by a little less, but it is
noticeable. Not really a drawback, but interesting.

#5527

From: "Joan Miller" <luxegen@...>
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2008 2:33 am
Subject: Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy?

luxegen@...

Hi all,
I see Global Genealogy is advertising Brian Mitchell's book A Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy. Third Edition.

http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/ireland/resources/2189240.htm

Do any of your have this book (or the earlier versions) or is it in the AFHS library? Would you recommend purchasing it?

Thanks,
Joan Miller
http://www.luxegen.ca
Researching KERR in Compton County, Eastern
Townships in Quebec and in Ireland

#5528

From: "Lorna Laughton" <lornalaughton@...>
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2008 3:06 am
Subject: RE: Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy?

lornalaughton@...

Hi Joan:

The AFHS Library does not have this book. Maybe we should order it!

We have 3 books by Brian Mitchell:

(1) A Guide to Irish Churches and Graveyards,

(2) A Guide to Irish Parish Registers, and

(3) The New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland.

Lorna Laughton, for Linda Murray, Chair, AFHS Library

From: owner-dist-gen@... [mailto:owner-dist-gen@...] On Behalf Of Joan Miller
Sent: December 16, 2008 7:34 PM
To: Dist-Gen
Subject: Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy?

#5529

From: "Lorna Laughton" <lornalaughton@...>
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:33 pm
Subject: Ancestors in the Attic TV show TONIGHT

lornalaughton@...

Hi Everyone:

I know that some of you do not have History Channel on your TV, so here is an opportunity to see Ancestors in the Attic on the Global Channel. I received this information from Quinte Branch, OGS, who got it from Toronto Branch OGS.

I checked the TV schedule and the first one is tonight at 10:00 pm.

Lorna

-----------------------------------

Ancestors in the Attic (Television program) - on Global

Ancestors in the Attic is usually broadcast only on History Television, a cable channel, but Global Television is going to be showing some episodes over the next four weeks:

Wednesday December 17th at 10pm: One-hour Cenotaph Special
Two students go in search of the true stories behind the names of two soldiers on their high school Cenotaph.

Sunday December 21 at 7pm: Mary
A Korean-Canadian returns to her homeland to find the birth parents she never knew.

Sunday December 28 at 7pm: Missing Pieces
A Japanese-Canadian goes to Japan for the first time in search of his father's family.

Sunday January 4 at 7pm: Autograph Book
In 1917 a British nurse and a native Canadian soldier signed their names in an autograph book. This is the story of the love story that bound them and the search for their descendants.

This is in addition to the usual showings at 8 pm on Saturdays on History Television.

#5530

From: Mary Arthur <maryarthur@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 12:29 am
Subject: Elizabeth Shown Mills

maryarthur@...

http://www.thinkgenealogy.com/2008/12/16/thinkgenealogy-innovator-award-1/




What every computer user should know:
http://www.nytimes.com/indexes/2008/10/02/technology/circuitsemail/index.html?8c\
ir&emc=cir

Mary Arthur
   � Please consider the environment before printing this email

#5531

From: "Judith Rempel" <rempel@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 9:54 pm
Subject: Name in Stone

rempel@...

http://www.namesinstone.com/

A new approach to “cemetery mapping”

Cheers,

Judith Rempel, B.A., M.A., Coordinator

queries@... & rempel@...

Mennonite Historical Society of Alberta

www.mennonitehistory.org

Mennonite Genealogical Data Index

www.mennonites.ca

MHSA Blog

http://mennonites.typepad.com/mennonite_historical_soci/

Rempel Family

www.rempelfamily.ca

#5532

From: "Christine Hayes" <Christine.Hayes@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 11:44 pm
Subject: January meeting

Christine.Hayes@...

The next general meeting of Alberta Family Histories Society will be held on Monday, January 5 from 7-9 pm at River Park Church (3818 14A St. SW).

Anne Stang, from the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, Calgary Chapter, will speak to us about the society.

Join us for what promises to be an interesting program.

#5533

From: "Joan Miller" <luxegen@...>
Date: Sat Dec 27, 2008 8:18 pm
Subject: Women Pioneers of Saskatchewan

luxegen@...

In commemoration of their 40th anniversary, the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society is publishing a book to honor the Women Pioneers of Saskatchewan. The goal is to produce a record of the women who played a huge role in the settlement and growth of the province of Saskatchewan, Canada within the time frame of the 1800s to 1950.

My grandmother Isabel (Woodland) Irvine was one of these remarkable women.She was also the family historian and she loved to write. There is a 12 page document of her life (in her own words) outlining their homesteading years. It is wonderfully descriptive and rich with details.

My challenge, as the family historian and genealogist in my generation of our family tree, is to condense her story to 2000 words for the Women Pioneers of Saskatchewan publication. My uncle Bob Irvine, the genealogist of his generation, has agreed to help. We are indeed fortunate to have Grandma's writings.

I encourage any of you others with Saskatchewan pioneering women in your family to please write their story. Include as many names and places as you can. Brainstorm with the elders in your family and bring the story of these remarkable women to light.

For more information about this publication, please see the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society webpage: http://www.saskgenealogy.com/general/Women_Pioneers.htm The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2009.

Happy Hunting!

Joan Miller

http://www.luxegen.ca

#5534

From: Susan <smbutler@...>
Date: Sat Dec 27, 2008 10:37 pm
Subject: January Breeze

smbutler@...

Seasons Greetings to All,

If anyone has any announcements for the January Breeze please send them
to me by Wednesday December 31st. Thanks.

Susan

#5535

From: butlere@...
Date: Mon Dec 29, 2008 2:15 pm
Subject: Find My Past

butlere@...

I am thinking of joining FindMyPast.com, and wondered what others have
found. Is it worth the cost?

Thanks for any responses in advance.
Elaine

#5536

From: "Judith Rempel" <rempel@...>
Date: Mon Dec 29, 2008 5:17 pm
Subject: RE: Find My Past

rempel@...

I have a pay per view account with them and that suits me.  I have also
chosen to have a one-year international subscription With ancestry.com and
have found it invaluable for my current research (I've saved over 100 images
of census and other records), but once that's complete I may find other
subscriptions provide more value.


"Worth the cost" - what are your criteria?  Each person has different
* research resources (discretionary money)
* research needs (e.g., to prove a line that will result in an inheritance,
to clarify medical issues, etc.)
* research wishes (do you want visual image proof of data or simply
transcription indication of proof)
* etc.

Have you used the indexes (free) to determine that they likely have enough
images of relevance to your research online to merit a subscription
investment?

Come up with a rough number of how many images you expect to find, then
divide the subscription cost by that number.  Individual image proofs can
cost $20-50 in some cases when you order from a government office - then one
generally only gets the ones that they consider "essential".  If you find
the images at this site could average $5 or less - that's obviously a
bargain in comparison.  But $5 each for many images - is that within your
genealogy budget?

Have you compared what they have to offer versus ancestry.com or other
subscriptions that you have (or could purchase - there are a lot of options
now for UK)?

While focused specifically on UK, FindMyPast also provides a good index to
passenger lists from UK to Canada - voyages that were only the tail end of
arrival in N America.  So even if one doesn't have UK roots, the passenger
lists can be very helpful (e.g., I've used it successfully to locate persons
emigrating from Russia through England to Canada).  I've also used their
indexes successfully to pinpoint images in the Cdn National Archives
unindexed passenger lists.


My comments certainly aren't definitive, but perhaps these and other
contributed criteria provide a basis for you to make a decision.

Best,

Judith Rempel, B.A., M.A., Coordinator
queries@... & rempel@...

Mennonite Historical Society of Alberta
www.mennonitehistory.org


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dist-gen@... [mailto:owner-dist-gen@...] On Behalf
Of butlere@...
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 7:16 AM
To: Genealogy
Subject: Find My Past

I am thinking of joining FindMyPast.com, and wondered what others have
found. Is it worth the cost?

Thanks for any responses in advance.
Elaine

#5537

From: Gord Hulbert <Gordon@...>
Date: Mon Dec 29, 2008 11:55 pm
Subject: Computer SIG Meeting - 10 Jan 09

Gordon@...

Computer SIG Meeting

10 Jan 09

Lounge Area
of the
LDS Family History Centre,
17 Ave & 19A St. SW

"Beginner Session" @ 9:30 AM

"Main Session" @ 10:30 AM

Topic: "Digital Camera Update"

Speaker: Andy Jaremko

Regards,
Gord Hulbert
"Age is like underwear, it creeps up on you! "

#5538

From: "Christine Hayes" <Christine.Hayes@...>
Date: Tue Dec 30, 2008 9:19 pm
Subject: January meeting

Christine.Hayes@...

The next general meeting of Alberta Family Histories Society will be held on Monday, January 5 from 7-9 pm at River Park Church (3818 14A St. SW).

For centuries, Germanic people lived within the borders of Russia. In the late 19^th century, due to political and economic conditions, large numbers of these settlers left, with many emigrating to North America. Anne Stang and Susan Kuzina from the Calgary Chapter of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia will talk about history of the Germans from Russia and the role of the Society in promoting the history, culture and genealogy of Germanic settlers in Russia and their descendants.

#5539

From: "Christine Hayes" <Christine.Hayes@...>
Date: Tue Dec 30, 2008 11:03 pm
Subject: Find my past

Christine.Hayes@...

In perusing my stack of magazines I have come across a very good article in the Christmas 2008 edition of Family History (UK) magazine called “Which website should I pay a subscription to?” It compares 4 subscription databases which offer English and Welsh resources, Find My Past, Ancestry UK, Family Relatives and The Genealogist. The AFHS Library has a subscription and Calgary Public Library does too.

Christine

#5540

From: "Donna Kirkwood" <dekirkwood@...>
Date: Sat Jan 3, 2009 2:34 pm
Subject: QUEBEC SIG MEETING CANCELLED

dekirkwood@...

Good morning all,

Please be advised that the Quebec Sig meeting for today has been cancelled due to weather/windchill factors.

It will be a good day to stay indoors, stay warm, and 'catch-up' on your Geneological tasks.

Donna Kirkwood

Quebec Sig Facilitator

#5541

From: Gord Hulbert <Gordon@...>
Date: Mon Jan 5, 2009 9:54 pm
Subject: Computer SIG Meeting - 10 Jan 09

Gordon@...

-- Regards,
Gord
"I'm at that awkward age between desirability and
complete senility. "

#5542

From: "ANN WILLIAMS" <astridge@...>
Date: Mon Jan 5, 2009 10:42 pm
Subject: "SCOTLANDS PEOPLE" NEWS

astridge@...

The Federation of Family History Societies (of which the AFHS is a member) has advised of the following:

ScotlandsPeople have announced that they are to launch Discover My Past Scotland, the first online magazine dedicated to Scottish family history and heritage.

The monthly magazine can be found at http://www.discovermypast.co.uk and is available on subscription,

Scotlands People will also be releasing new data on January 1st 2009 (1908 birth images,1933

Philippa McCray
Joint Administrator

Email: admin2@...

#5543

From: "Jim Benedict" <jim.benedict@...>
Date: Fri Jan 9, 2009 6:52 am
Subject: Possible redirect virus related to Google searches

jim.benedict@...

Per one of my other genealogy mailing lists, there might be a new threat out there for Google users. It has affected both Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox users, so be wary. If a Windows computer is so affected, the user will see all the normal Google pages looking okay, but clicking on any hyperlink will take them to porn sites. While the ‘bad’ search sites are loading, the browser status bar will say “7.7.7.0” This is a recent virus so there is no guarantee your anti-virus will detect it, yet. If interested, do a browser search on “7.7.7.0 Google” for more information. There is a technical way to remove the blighter if you get infected. Come to the Computer SIG meeting this Saturday morning, 9:30am, if you want to discuss more.

Jim

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The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.

http://www.eset.com

#5544

From: "Xenia Stanford" <president@...>
Date: Fri Jan 9, 2009 8:18 am
Subject: RE: Possible redirect virus related to Google searches

president@...

Hi Jim and all,

Yes, I have found this virus attempting to do the same tricky stuff with my computer, but I use AVG and they pretty much update the virus detection daily. The result is it throttled the virus before it was embedded on my computer. AVG refused to allow the porn page to upload. So it tackled the beast with a two-prong approach. I wondered why a normally safe genealogy site I had visited before was not loading and why AVG was saying it was a bad site. I follow all the precautions of avoiding “fishy” sites, not opening any attachments unless I feel it is safe, but the most important precaution I take is keeping my antivirus software up to date. It is what saves the day on both email and websites.

I also have a registry cleaner and an anti-spyware program - in addition to manually removing cookies daily or several times a day.

I heard a computer expert on TV today saying “security and the Internet is an oxymoron!” So we need all the help we can get. I look forward to reading what you write for your April column Jim. Maybe you will touch on lessening the oxymoron!

Xenia

From: owner-dist-gen@... [mailto:owner-dist-gen@...] On Behalf Of Jim Benedict
Sent: January 8, 2009 11:53 PM
To: dist-gen@...
Subject: Possible redirect virus related to Google searches

Jim

__________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 375
The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.

http://www.eset.com

No virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com
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