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YOUR INTERNET SAFETY GUIDE (Feb 10, 2008)
Surfing Internet Safely When you meet someone on the Internet, you only get the information about them that they want you to have. That may be genuine, incomplete or completely false. For your own safety and peace of mind, you should be miserly about what personal information you give out anywhere. It’s nice to be able to tell people that you come to know through their posts on your favorite web sites about your new job, husband or baby. But, any information you put into a Forum, chatroom or other social or business site is likely to be seen by many more people than the relatively few that post – there is often a much larger group that “lurk” without posting except when they feel it is to their advantage. Also, remember that the information that you have freely given will float around the Net for years!
Don’t Expose Your Friend’s Addresses to Other Friends. Don’t accidentally share addresses from your address book. Many people send copies of the same email to a number of friends at the same time. The correct way to do this is to put one email address in the To: box and then put the email addresses of all the other people in the Bcc: box. I have seen many emails with a dozen to a hundred private email addresses clearly displayed either in the To: box or in the Cc: box. If any of the people that get the email indulge in spam (and there are many “amateur” spammers trying to make a few quick dollars), then your friends will start getting some unwelcome advertising mail. The addresses will all be in all of your friends’ email accounts, probably for months. If any of those accounts are breached by a spammer with a Trojan or virus, then all those addresses will be added to his spam list. It may even appear to come from your email address if the spammer fakes the sending address! Even if that doesn’t happen, your friends will all see everybody’s addresses clearly displayed on your email and know that you shared their addresses without asking. That’s not good for your reputation.
Identity Theft Like most of the tricks and traps mentioned in this book, Identity Theft is not confined to the Internet. Your information may be obtained through a bogus web site or email, but it is probably more common for the scammers to get the information from someone copying your credit card details when you use it in a restaurant or from a carelessly discarded receipt at your bank branch or retrieved from your rubbish bin! Identity theft is devastating for the victims and their families. The money they lose is just part of the damage they suffer. They may have all credit stopped, their cash savings, if any, disappear, and they have to prove the crime or be liable for all debts that the scammers created with their stolen information. This may take years. It also often has serious effect on your health, business associations and personal relationships. Almost anyone can be a target, not just people with significant assets. Teenagers are popular targets for the scammers, because many are fairly casual about security of their information and their credit is usually unblemished. The profits from these scams can be huge but, perhaps because of a lack of knowledge about their effects on the part of legislators and judges, legislation is not a great deterrent at this time. It seems like some trials take longer than the sentences imposed on those found guilty.
Quick Tips to Reduce the Risks Do not to give out your personal information just because someone asks, especially your Social Security Number or other sensitive information. Carefully check your financial statements and all accounts each month as soon as possible after you get them. Query anything you cannot confirm. Some people find small, fairly regular amounts being charged to their credit card every month by some organization that they can’t remember ever contacting. Even $5 a month becomes worthwhile to the scammer when it’s not costing them anything – and they are probably doing the same thing to many other people too! Don’t store passwords on your computer unless you use some purpose-made software that you trust. Your web browser should not be used to store any passwords. Never use a password for more than one web site. Never click on a link in an email. If it is from someone you don’t know and trust, be extra careful. If it seems to be from your Bank or other financial institution, call them on the phone or visit their office to discuss the matter and check the validity of the email. If you decide to visit the web site, open a new window in your web browser and type the address in. Check it carefully before you click the button to go to the web site. When you finish making your transactions at your Bank’s web site, wait for a message that you have been logged out and then close the window completely. Do NOT use that browser window to visit any other site or even log back into the same one. Take the extra few seconds, close the browser window and open a fresh one.
Click Here for Your Private Information A convenient feature of all web browsers is the ability to store any passwords that you use for the websites you visit. Having read this far, you'll realize that storing the passwords of sensitive sites, such as your bank, anywhere on your computer is not a good idea. It's up to you whether you want to use this feature to store other passwords. But, either way, your browser probably stores much more information about your Internet activities than you may realize. If your computer was examined by someone that knew what they were doing, it could reveal many secrets, including: • copies of pages that you visited • details of files that you viewed and downloaded, and even • information about files that you deleted and thought were gone forever There are many software programs available which you can use to remove most of this information. The one that I have, and am most comfortable recommending, is free to use. It is called CCleaner and you can get it from http://www.ccleaner.com/. Another program worth checking out is Privacy Eraser from http://www.privacyeraser.com .Of course, removing your usage history information and cookies from your computer will not be completely comfortable for you at first. You will have to type in your username and password for each site that you visit in the future, instead of the browser inserting them into the form instantly when you open the web page. Your choice will depend on how much that convenience is worth for you compared to the potential risk.
Security Software This is an overview based largely on my own experience with programs as well as the experiences of colleagues and clients. Most programs for which you have to pay are available in trial downloadable versions which will run with all or their most important features fully working for a period of up to thirty days so that you can test the program thoroughly before buying. While you are using the trial version, you may not be able to access the full support options that paid-up clients get. But, you should submit a genuine question to their support department during the evaluation period. I found that one significant difference between some of the best programs that I tried was the prompt (one to two business days during the evaluation period is fair) and understandable responses which were easy to use that I got from only a small number of suppliers.
Find Something Good and Stick to it! Testing different programs was something I felt that I should do so that I could give you a wider range of information. But, I advise against chopping and changing between security programs of the same type, but from different suppliers, just because one announces that it has a new, and currently exclusive, feature in the new version of its program. Every program that you use will require some time for you to learn how to get the best from it. When you set up a different program of the same type, you’re more or less back to square one and the virus threats, spam or other malware won’t wait for you to catch up! I have always run two anti-spyware programs and not had any noticeable difficulty. But, that may not work for you.
Updates and Scans I advise that you schedule your various security programs to check for updates and perform their system scans at different times to the other programs. This will reduce the amount of resources which they take away from other programs that you may be using at the time these procedures are running.
Pep Up Your Computer If you find that your computer is running more slowly than you are comfortable with, the main things for you to check would be: ? Have you cleared any unused or obsolete files from your computer system and defragged it. This may take some hours if you have not done it for a significant period, so arrange time to do it as soon as possible. ? Are there programs installed that you aren’t likely to use? Just having them on the system is reducing the resources available to you and also increasing the time that the security programs require to check your computer system. ? Can you add more ram (not a larger hard drive which would just encourage you to store extra files on your computer) at a reasonable cost. A free program that will help you to find the information which you need to answer those questions is Belarc Advisor which you can download from http://www.belarc.com/. Some suppliers will just quote you for the maximum amount of extra ram that your system will accept. I was very pleased when the salesman at my favorite computer store said that, while my computer had space for two more gigabytes of ram, he recommended that I only buy one because the applications that I use are unlikely to need any more. That saved me about $120 which I was prepared to pay right then. Of course, it’s likely that he’ll see that money and quite a bit more because I’ll be buying most of my future computer needs from the salesman that took the long view on a fairly small sale. Web Browser Add-Ons The current version of the Opera web browser has a “fraud detection” feature which uses the database at http://www.phishtank.com/ to check sites that you visit. McAfee Site Advisor is a free add-in for the Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers which uses their own database to check whether the sites you surf to are known to have spyware, adware, spam etc.
Anti-virus Programs An anti-virus program searches your computer for virus programs which it has information about and also for programs it may not recognize but which show characteristics similar to programs that have already been added to its knowledge base. Your anti-virus program will also monitor important files on your computer and check any that are changed in size at any time (a possible indication that a virus or some other malware has affected the file). It’s very important that you always have the most recent version of the program and its reference files. I schedule my program to check for updates every day, just before it starts the full daily scan. But, if you are not using your computer on the Internet every day, then a weekly check for updates may be enough for you. It’s not a good idea to try to run two anti-virus programs on the same computer. Some will clash and your computer may even crash. It’s even more likely that the two programs could claim the other is (or contains) a virus simply because of the reference files that accompany each program. Another problem is that having the two programs constantly scanning your machine, even just on a low priority basis in the background, can reduce the resources available to other programs you are using and slow down your work or leisure activities. Most anti-virus programs will scan your emails as they are received or sent. This may require you to specify the path to the main file of your anti-virus program or its email-scanning sub-program when you set up your email program. Not all anti-virus programs will do this. If yours does not, I suggest you think about upgrading it or getting a different program which is more fully featured.To get the complete information and more software please : click here To your success! Ardy
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- YOUR TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUM (Jan 22, 2008)
1. Origins of Fish keeping Fish keeping traces its origins back to medieval and prehistoric ages. At that time, carp pools were a common feature. Fish raised in such pools proved to be an alternative for meat on specific abstinence days. Although these pools catered primarily for consumption purposes, some fish keepers among them kept brightly colored and attractive species for decorative and ornamental purposes. Notable breeds among them are koi, carp and goldfish. These benefited through selective breeding. Similar cases are true regarding saltwater fish.
Types of Fish keeping Fish keeping has three broad classifications. These are freshwater, brackish, and marine or saltwater fish keeping. Freshwater fish keeping proves to be the most popular. It consists of having a variety of freshwater species that include guppies, goldfish, and angelfish. Some aquarists prefer keeping a single variety of fish while others prefer keeping many different varieties of fish together. The main benefit of keeping single-variety fish is the ease of breeding them in captivity.
Brackish water fish keeping involves a combination of freshwater and saltwater elements. Fish kept in such aquariums are normally from habitats with varying degrees of salinity as in estuaries and mangroves. These fish cannot survive in freshwater aquarium surroundings. Monos, gobies, freshwater soles, scats, and a few puffer fish are happy in such an environment. This form of fish keeping is not very popular and few fish keepers are aware of it. Marine or saltwater fish keeping is the forte of experienced fish keepers. These fish are expensive and normally cannot live at room temperature. It is essential to maintain chilled water conditions as available in unheated basements or through the use of artificial chilling agents. Attractive coral reef adds to the beauty of such aquariums. Some fish keepers highlight aquatic plants through their aquariums. They concentrate on different water plants while fish is kept at a minimum. This aquarium is the popular 'Dutch Aquarium'. 2. Basic Fish Anatomy Basic anatomy of a fish can teach various characteristics to aquarists, as these normally are according to their habitat. Different species sport different characteristics.
Fish anatomy centers on: Body Shape This determines the normal living environment of fish. This fish can live better in moving waters while the tall and laterally compressed species adapt better to slow-moving waters. Fish living on water surfaces have a flat back with an upturned mouth. Fish living at sea or on water bottoms have flat bellies with different swim bladders that allow them to hop instead of swimming at the bottom. Head The location of the fish’s mouth indicates its feeding habits. A normal fish mouth is terminal and it feeds mid-water. Surface feeding fish have an upturned mouth for feeding on insects. Bottom feeding fish have special tactile organs and barbells for locating food within muddy waters. Some also have a suction cup to pull in small invertebrates. Omnivorous fish have small mouths while predatory fish have large mouths. Fins The fins of the fish help them move. Fish with forked fins are regular fast-swimmers while those with rounded fins can move fast. Fish bred in aquariums have long, drawn out fins. Anal fins help stabilize movements while swimming. Body Color The body color of a fish denotes its health. Some fish can alter their colors while some change colors at night. Colors receive additional enhancement during the spawning period. Favorable water conditions, a choice of a variety of foods, and compatibility with mates within an aquarium bring out the best colors in fish. Gills Gills are the main respiratory organ of fish. Gills are sometimes useful for trapping prey within the mouth cavity. Freshwater fish excrete water through their gills to maintain body salt concentration. Swim Bladder The swim bladder in fish contains air and allows fish to swim without sinking or floating. This allows fish to sleep in mid-water. Some species have a special swim bladder, which take in oxygen and help in breathing. Lateral Line The lateral line located under the scales consists of a series of fluid-filled ducts to pick up vibrations from the water. These vibrations indicate to fish about predators, presence of food, and allow easier navigation.
3. Water Chemistry and Quality Fish in aquariums require the water environment to be the same as in their natural habitat in order to survive. It is essential to recreate a similar environment within the aquarium to provide a stable water body. Tropical freshwater fish live in natural lakes, ponds, and rivers. These water bodies counteract changes due to their large water volume. Therefore, the fish keeper needs thorough knowledge of water chemistry and quality to ensure healthy living and breeding of fish in aquarium. Important factors center on water hardness, water pH, and the nitrogen cycle.
Water Hardness Water hardness is according to the presence of dissolved minerals especially calcium and magnesium in the water. Water hardness is according to the amount of calcium carbonate. A few dissolved minerals in the water make it soft water while many dissolved minerals make it hard water. Excessively soft water in an aquarium can cause problems for fish. Calcium carbonate proves to be a natural buffer and provides natural buoyancy to fish. Soft water has low calcium carbonate content and could cause the fall in pH content. This proves detrimental to fish in aquariums.
Changing Water Hardness to Suit Fish You can change the water hardness in different ways to suit your fish. Ion exchange resins, filtering water through peat moss and reverse osmosis system, or boiling water for a long time can reduce water hardness substantially and make it soft. Filtering water through dolomite or crushed coral can increase hardness.
Water pH The scale that measures alkalinity or acidity of any substance is the pH scale. The scale ranges between 0 and 14 with 0 being the most acidic and 14 being the most alkaline. Water has a neutral pH of 7.0 with an equal ratio of H+ ions to OH- ions. Therefore, water with a pH below 7.0 is acidic as it has more H+ ions than OH- ions. Water with a pH above 7.0 is alkaline as it has more OH- ions than H+ ions. Freshwater fish thrive best in water with 5.0-9.0 pH, although most have a greater preference for water with little acidic content, as with water having slightly acidic to neutral pH of 6-7.5.
Maintaining the pH Content in Your Aquarium Adding bicarbonate, phosphate, and other buffers to tap water can help maintain the necessary pH levels in an aquarium. Decaying plant material within the aquarium can lower the necessary pH levels and increase the level of ammonium. Adding baking soda or removing organic build-up can change pH content of the aquarium water favorably. If pH content is very high, use phosphate-based chemicals available at fish aquarium shops. However, phosphate can increase algae growth. Softening of water is essential before you undertake any treatment for changing pH levels.
Nitrogen Cycle Fish excretion causes rotting of food and deterioration of plants. Bacteria can break down nitrogen compounds present in fish waste into nitrate, which is easily absorbed by plants. You can otherwise remove this through gravel siphoning. This conversion process of changing fish waste into NO3 is nitrification. Nitrifying bacteria are not present when you set up your aquarium. Starting with a few sturdy fish can begin the process. Although initially ammonia levels could be very toxic, soon with development of Nitrosomonas bacteria these levels start dropping. Ammonia breaks into nitrite and later into nitrate, which is least toxic. Algae and plants absorb these nitrates. Maintaining such normal nitrate levels is essential for the health of your fish in the aquarium. Overstocking, overfeeding, and improper water changes can causes disturbances in nitrate levels. Restoring them early can prove beneficial.
4. Planning Your Aquarium Planning and maintaining an aquarium requires proper knowledge about fish keeping, fish tanks, and essential supplies for fish maintenance. An aquarium at home enhances the beauty of your room and house. Although there are many fish keeping theories, gaining knowledge through books and the Internet can help you plan and set up a freshwater aquarium.
Basic Steps Before planning to start with a fish aquarium at home, you need to decide on type of fish you want to keep, freshwater or saltwater. Maintaining freshwater fish in your aquarium can prove easier.
Basic essentials include: • Aquarium Tank • Aquarium Stand • Filter • Aquarium hood or canopy • Gravel • Proper lighting arrangements • Thermometer • Heater • Nets and cleaning equipment • Decorations, although a vanity item
Size of Aquarium Tank An aquarium tank should be large enough to contain a minimum of thirty gallons of water. Small tanks do not prove beneficial as small changes in water chemistry can cause substantial effects on fish. Water chemistry changes do not affect the water of large tanks as easily. Different fish grow to different sizes. Your aquarium tank should be able to support all growing fish. Lack of sufficient space could cause bigger fish to eat smaller ones.
Location of Aquarium Tank: Keep your aquarium in such a position that allows perfect viewing of fish from all parts of the room. Place your aquarium away from direct sunlight, cold winds, air-conditioners, heaters, or loud and vibrating objects. These could cause wide changes in water temperature levels and prove detrimental to the health of the fish in the aquarium. Keeping an aquarium close to a water supply can make it easy for changing water and similar maintenance work.
Shape and Material of Your Aquarium Tank Aquarium tanks are available in different shapes and are of many different materials. Rectangular glass tanks are cheapest. You can choose from hexagonal, bow-front, or corner aquariums. Acrylic aquariums prove more ornamental than glass aquariums. These tanks prove more difficult to clean and maintain than glass aquariums, as they scratch easily and require greater support. Initially, purchasing a less deep glass aquarium is best as it supports easy cleaning and handling.
Aquarium Stand Use a specially made aquarium stand, as it can hold an aquarium well in place. Aquariums are considerably heavy and using improper stands can prove dangerous and cause unnecessary mess all around. Your aquarium stand should be stable and sturdy, well capable of holding the weight of your aquarium. Normally, aquarium shops sell tanks and stands together as a kit. These offer necessary support in proportion to the weight of the tank.
Filter Aquarium filters could be a power filter, canister filter, or under-gravel filter. Aquarium filtration could be mechanical, chemical, and biological, although all three are essential. A power filter is easily accessible as it is behind the tank. A canister filter is normally underneath the tank and therefore remains hidden except for hoses. An under-gravel filter provides only mechanical filtration and therefore proves insufficient to maintain the cleanliness of your aquarium.
Aquarium Lighting Lighting in your aquarium adds to the ecological quotient, especially so if your aquarium has many live plants. Lighting should be appropriate. Excessive lighting could accelerate algae growth. This increases maintenance work and proves to be an unattractive sight within your aquarium. Further, your lighting should not generate too much heat, as it could cause serious changes in water temperatures. Lighting in aquariums could be through fluorescent or incandescent. Most prefer fluorescent lighting, as it does not generate much heat, is more affordable, and can emit different spectrums of light.
Aquarium Heater This heater prevents fluctuations in water temperatures. Maintaining an aquarium heater can ensure steady water temperature that is most suitable for fish in your aquarium.
Species Compatibility Fish in your aquarium need to live in harmony. There are specific species that remain perfectly compatible with one another. Choosing such compatible species can promote healthy living of fish. Oscars and growing cichlids are aggressive varieties. Allowing them to grow up together can prove beneficial while housing them. Live-bearers, bristle nose catfish, and rainbow fish gel well together and do not possess any aggressive nature. Cardinal tetras yearn for their own kind. If you choose to accommodate them, it is necessary to have quite a number of them together.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUILDING YOUR GREENHOUSE (Dec 21, 2007)
1. What is a Greenhouse? A greenhouse is a small house-shaped structure made of glass or plastic. It is designed to maintain optimum temperature and moisture inside it to help grow a wider variety of plants than the local climate will normally support and to protect them from any extreme weather. Certain gases in the atmosphere, like carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane and nitrous oxide do not allow heat to escape back into the atmosphere. This quality makes these gases popular in commercial greenhouses. All greenhouses function on the same principle; they store heat from the sun. The glass or plastic panels of greenhouse reduce the amount of heat escaping while allowing light to penetrate. This increases the temperature within the greenhouse and keeps your plants warmer in winter. Greenhouses range from a small structure for keeping in your terrace garden to as big as a city building. Their glass panels are grouped according to their transmission rate. The energy trapped within greenhouses heats up both soil and plants. They prevent or reduce infrared radiation, convection of gases and arrest electromagnetic radiation too. Greenhouses are used for growing vegetables, fruits, flowers, and even crops like tobacco. You can grow flowers and vegetables in late winter in greenhouses, then transplant them outside in early spring. These houses have meant an increase in artificial pollination although using bees is preferred when practical. You have to maintain specific levels of humidity and heat within your greenhouses and control any potential influx of pests and associated diseases. You can irrigate the plants in greenhouses if the need arises. The increased temperature is essential if you try growing summer vegetables in winter. Greenhouses maybe used to protect plants from blizzards and dust storms too. Such greenhouse cultivation proves useful in deserts, Arctic wastelands and other land areas with poor fertility.
2. Uses of a Greenhouse A greenhouse helps you grow your plants at regulated temperatures and humidity levels. It is easier to regulate temperatures within small greenhouses. Greenhouses are not necessarily hot houses. They allow the required amount of heat to be present within so that plants do not suffer from extreme heat or extreme cold. Having a greenhouse need not be a luxury. With a little persistence and innovation, you can have a greenhouse anywhere.
The Main Uses of a Greenhouse are: • Helping small and tender plants to grow from seeds earlier than usual • Grow plants within indoor environment in winter months • Helps carry forward garden plants to use as stock in the next season • Increases the variety of plants and blooms • Allows you to experiment with new varieties of flowering plants and vegetables too • Helps cultivation of winter vegetables in pots • Helps maintain a continuous supply of vegetables all year through • Helps develop your hobby of growing plants even if there is a space crunch.
3. Steps for Building Your Greenhouse: 1) Erect the six feet pieces within a distance of four feet in marked area. Allow protrusion of 48” from the ground. 2) Use the fence staples to nail a 2 x 6 runner on rebar stakes. 3) Put twenty-foot rebar stakes on PVC pipes. You may need another person to hold one end while you do the other end. All drilled holes should be on a line parallel to the ground. 4) Slide PVC pipes over rebar stakes, making sure there are no sharp ends or rough pipes. 5) Carefully slide wire through all PVC holes and along the eight PVC pipes forming the roof. 6) You also have to wire together the four-foot PVC pipe lengths with copper or baling wire. Wrapped wire can force PVC pipe inward. 7) Use vertical 4x4 foot posts to construct end walls. Check that your end walls are vertically straight. 8) The door should be tight to prevent wind from entering the greenhouse possibly causing problems. 9) Fix nails on the horizontal posts and push them into the ground. 10) With help from others, slide the plastic over the cage and secure the ends by nailing it. Your greenhouse is ready for setting up the internal climate. Then, you can add any of your own innovations.
4. Greenhouse Types and Styles There are many different styles and types of greenhouses. Some of the more popular are: A Freestanding Greenhouse: This greenhouse has an independent structure, not attached to your home. It has independent sidewalls, end walls and a gable roof. You can make it in any size, shape and style that you like and that can get planning permission for. The amount of sunlight penetrating your greenhouse depends on various factors in its construction. You could an need extra heating system if the free-standing greenhouse is completely separate from a heated building. This freestyle greenhouse spreads over seventeen to eighteen feet. It can accommodate two walks, two side benches, and a center bench. An Attached Greenhouse: These greenhouses are connected directly to your main building. Such greenhouses receive heat radiated from your home. Additionally, you can arrange for any necessary heat and light infrastructure from your home too. Also, be sure to take into consideration any special building restrictions that exist before constructing an attached greenhouse. There are different types of attached greenhouses, including lean-to, even-span or window-mounted. Permanent Greenhouses: These greenhouses are the most expensive greenhouses. They are more durable and can withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions. Enthusiastic gardeners can assemble a permanent greenhouse to suit their individual needs and preferences in many shapes and sizes from a number of self-assembly kits that are available. Some of the most popular styles include: • Lean-to - leaning on to the main building • Classic A-frame with slanting sides • Modified A-Frame with gable roofs and straight walls • Quonset Hut with round walls and hoop style • Gothic Arch with straight sides and curved roof pointed on top, and • Barn-Style greenhouses. Portable Greenhouses: These greenhouses are available in many different sizes ranging from six feet to fifty feet in length and ten to a hundred feet in width. The largest of these are still often called portable even though they are not portable in the true sense of the term. Some of these use polythene sheeting and many have metal frames. There are various portable greenhouse kits available. You can assemble and re-assemble them to fit changed circumstances. These portable greenhouses help you enjoy your hobby of gardening at any place and throughout the year. When you purchase a portable greenhouse, check if it can withstand the most extreme temperatures and other weather conditions you can expect to experience in your area. To get the complete informations please : click here To Your Success! Linda Jap
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