NYTimes: Passwords Not Secure

From The New York Times:

If Your Password Is 123456, Just Make It HackMe

People favor simple passwords, despite Internet security scares like
the recent attacks on Google's e-mail service.

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Parents-You better get online

From The New York Times:

If Your Kids Are Awake, They're Probably Online

Researchers once thought children's use of smart phones and other
electronic devices could not go up. They were wrong.

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NYTimes: Blacks in Retreat

From the New York Times: 

[W]ithout a dramatic new intervention by the federal government, the poverty rate for African-American children could eventually approach a heart-stopping 50 percent, according to analysts at the Economic Policy Institute. Already more than a third of black children are living in poverty.

From The New York Times:

OP-ED COLUMNIST: Blacks in Retreat

Martin Luther King Jr.'s fight for economic justice seems to have been ignored today as black Americans are bearing a disproportionate burden of joblessness.

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Xbox Takes On Cable, Streaming TV Shows and Movies

X-box as a new medium for connecting people to their entertainment:  

"It's 20 million connected living rooms," said Marc Whitten, the general manager of Xbox Live.

From The New York Times:

Xbox Takes On Cable, Streaming TV Shows and Movies

If talks with Disney work out, the game console could stream ESPN content, making it that much easier to watch TV without cable.

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Donate to Haiti From iPhone

Unofficial Donate to Haiti App - This works from iPhone: link

Official Donate to Haiti App - This does not work from the iPhone: link

Why not?

What happens when the sea takes your land?

http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/01/16/plum_island_woman_wants_to_rebuild_on_beach?mode=PF


Bid to rebuild Plum Island home faces opposition
By Taryn Plumb
Globe Correspondent / January 16, 2010
NEWBURY - A few tentative nudges from the curled arm of a bulldozer, and that was it. The white two-story beach cottage keeled forward and crumbled with a puff of dust like an exhausted gasp.
That was in November 2008, when 80-year-old grandmother Geri Buzzotta lost 45 years worth of memories, photographs, and valuables, her longtime Newbury house a casualty of the churning Atlantic that is voraciously gnawing away at Plum Island.

Now, remarkably, Buzzotta is hoping to rebuild on that very same tiny lot overlooking the tempestuous ocean.

But she faces opposition - a group of her neighbors, along with the state Department of Environmental Protection, are debating the proposed project out of concern for Plum Island’s eroding dunes.

Why I Develop iPhone Apps: Donate to Haiti On My iPhone)

Donate to Haiti On My iPhone

The victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake need our help. 

Use your iPhone to donate money to the Red Cross or learn more about how you can help.

iDoTouch.com is not affiliated with the Red Cross or the Center for International Disaster Information. Image from Red Cross on Flickr. This is not an official app of either of those organizations.

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