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APCUG 2014 Winter Virtual Technology Conference (VTC10) Yesterday I had the pleasure of doing a remote presentation for 68 members from all around the country.

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Jan 28 is Data Privacy Day at AVAST Privacy is the set of blinds on your living room window. Security is the lock we have on our front door You need to learn when to keep those blinds closed to prevent intrusion into your privacy. You also need to realize that Security doesn’t have to be expensive. If you use avast!, it can be totally Free.

I hope to see all of you at this upcoming event.

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(Click on the Picture to view all of the pictures.) To learn more about this very active club, check out their website: http://ariesmarket.com/about-us/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bob3160/sets/72157638710908004 This conference gave me an opportunity to interact with 225 Members and              Guests of both FACUG and APCUG member clubs. Because I enjoy interacting with people, I was also able to spread the word about the benefits of using avast! to many of those aboard the Independence of the Seas. 

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/bob3160/sets/72157638415359534 As you can tell from the pictures, quite a few Members and Guests of the Deerfield Computer Club attended this mornings presentation. Almost as much as much time was spent on the extended Q&A session as  was required for the presentation. This is one of the member clubs of the FACUG that prides itself on helping the club members through education and actual hand on help when a members has a computer problem.