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Crafting a professional college paper that stands out is an art as much as a science.
Whether you’re aiming for an A+ in your college class or preparing a paper for a conference, the quality of your writing can make a huge difference.
Here are five essential points to ensure your college paper is great. [Read more…]
Let’s face it, computer viruses, trojans and other forms of malware are a fact of life.
Regardless of how carefully you try to avoid it there’s a good chance that your PC will become infected sooner or later.
Most pieces of malicious code can be quickly removed with a normal virus scan and cleanup, but some infections are so insidious that they are difficult to detect and remove with a regular scan.
Even worse, some strains of malware can even render your PC incapable of connecting to the Internet in order to download an updated virus definition file.
Others still will prevent your PC’s installed antivirus program from loading at all.
This is why you need a plan “B” – an emergency virus removal USB flash drive. [Read more…]
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Well, it’s that time of year again. Spring has sprung, and if you’re like most folks you’re probably busy planning your summer vacation.
The available choices of places to go and things to do are seemingly endless, but whatever you and your family end up doing this summer, your gadgets will probably accompany you during your travels.
With that in mind, here are a few vacation “tech tips” to help ensure that you enjoy the best summer vacation possible: [Read more…]
A loan origination cycle is incomplete without a promissory note. Whenever someone borrows money, they sign a legal document called a promissory note.
This note confirms that the borrower promises to pay back the loan in installments or as a lump sum, as outlined in the loan agreement.
The promissory note is a legally binding document that can be used in court to validate the loan agreement. The note confirms the lender’s validity and the borrower’s creditworthiness. It is important to note that the promissory note only guarantees the repayment of the loan or credit that has been borrowed. [Read more…]
If the hard drive in your computer is typical, it makes a distinctive sound that you probably learned to recognize once you had used your computer for a day or two.
The sound coming from your hard drive might be a quiet, smooth hum that you can barely hear (if you can hear it at all) or a slightly louder sound, but whatever sound it makes it should make consistently with very little deviation. [Read more…]