It was mid-afternoon when I made it to Sugarloaf last week, about seven miles outside of Marquette, Michigan.
The weather had changed from the bright sunny skies earlier in the day to a gray covered sky, with the prospect of rain and storms coming soon.
Everyone I met in town said I shouldn’t miss the view of the area from Sugarloaf. But could I make it to the top before the rain came down? I hoped so! Continue reading Photo of the Week: Fall Colors in Marquette, Michigan
I’ve been a fan of Skype for a long time. It’s an easy way to chat with friends and family, keep up with their latest news, and share what I’ve been doing.
And with Skype for Web and support for mobile devices, as well as desktop, I could start conversations on whatever device I chose.
But there’s always been something that’s kept some friends and family members from chatting with me: they didn’t have a Skype account. Continue reading Skype’s Latest Feature Lets Anyone Join Chat, Even Without an Account
October marks the 12th anniversary of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), a month to raise awareness about the importance of staying safe online at home and at work.
Created as a collaborative effort between the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA), the goal of NCSAM is to make sure everyone has the tools, resources, and information they need to safe and more secure online. Continue reading Stop. Think. Connect. Online Security Tips You Can Use [Infographic]