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Don't get fooled again

Next time you get an email (copied to all your friends plus people you don't know) warning you about some horrible computer virus, some sick kid collecting greeting cards or the National Do Not Call List, don't just blindly follow instructions and then forward to everyone you know.

Instead, go to Google and type in the word "snopes" followed by the gist of the cause or the event or emergency. Snopes will then tell you whether it's a hoax or not. Save you and your list a whole lot of time.

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Today's Notable Quote: If you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything. - Mark Twain So many forwarded email messages are little more than misguided disinformation. For instance, the one about the late Fred (of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood) [Read More]

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