A Penny for your thoughts...

Just write here anything what is in your mind, just to have a sharing...

Gift Giving Program by Red Cross Rizal Chapter (Ms.Jenny) and the Flickristasindios (Angge) at Pantay Elementary School in Sitio Pantay, Teresa, Rizal

Strike a pose while gift giving as the students from Pantay Elementary School was chosen by the Red Cross and the Flickristasindios to have an early Christmas Gift last October 11, 2008. We are thankful that we were given a chance to be part of these genuine contributions & proud to say that we’re able to share ample amount of money to the less fortunate students.

About the SIMPLE Event Certificates

We still have some names that we still don't have their Mailing Address. Please see your names below and PM to me your Home or Office address, I also emailed the following please check your emails.

Virgilio Wijangco
Roy Christopher Salvador
Homer Sobrevega
Noel Hulafar
Ronnie Alexander Reyes
Glenn Paul Cacanindin
Jefrey Cayab
Gary Crisologo
Ignacio III Crisostomo
Randulph Datan

We are sorry for the delay for the Certificates.

Thank you.

Last Sunday, the 13th of July, a computer network administrator named Terry Childs was taken into custody by police and charged with four felony counts of “computer tampering”. The San Francisco Department of Technology has a new FiberWAN, and Childs was intimately involved in its implementation. In fact, he is apparently the only person in the city with administrative access to most of the Cisco routers on the network — and his unwillingness to turn over the administrative password is the reason he’s now in jail, unable to come up with the $5 million he would need for bail.

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Like every profession, IT has its own set of dirty little secrets that its members don’t often talk about out loud. However, if IT leaders aren’t aware of these issues then they can quietly doom an IT department to failure.

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The Windows Server 2008 Core edition comes with significant changes. Here is a quick rundown of the Core edition’s capabilities and limitations.

The Windows Server 2008 Core edition can:

* Run the file server role.
* Run the Hyper-V virtualization server role.
* Run the Directory Services role.
* Run the DHCP server role.
* Run the IIS Web server role.
* Run the DNS server role.
* Run Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services.
* Run the print server role.

The Windows Server 2008 Core edition cannot:

* Run a SQL Server.
* Run an Exchange Server.
* Run Internet Explorer.
* Run Windows Explorer.
* Host a remote desktop session.
* Run MMC snap-in consoles locally.