Update
your Address in DEERS
International
Conference on Cyber
Crime
DoD
Help Line
1-800-796-9699
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Dawn: When men of reason go to bed. ~Ambrose
Bierce
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Switching
from
Internet Explorer to Mozilla
FirefoxWe are providing
these instructions due to the recent
disclosure of
severe security exploits in Internet Explorer and the recommendation to switch
to an alternative browser, such as Firefox, by the United States
Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT),
a division of the Department
of Homeland Security.
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To
download Firefox,
go to getfirefox.com
and select "Free Download"
When asked to 'Open the
file' or
'Save it to your
computer',
select 'Open' to begin installation. If you save it to your computer,
save the file to your desktop and double-click the Firefox Setup
1.0.exe to start the install. You can also
purchase the
Firefox 1.0 CD
and Guidebook from the Mozilla Store.
Linux/Unix Distributions:
for Windows,
English
(5.8MB)
Or, get Thunderbird
on a CD from the Mozilla
Store.
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version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant
Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover Texts. A
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This emotionally
charged half-hour documentary explores the
debilitating
condition of
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. You'll meet
servicemembers whose
physical battlefield injuries have healed, but whose psychological
scars lingered longer. You'll also see how the Department of Defense is
aggressively treating servicemembers returning from war
today.Watch the Recon Video Now
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behooves
every man to remember that
the work of the critic is of altogether
secondary importance, and that in the end, progress is accomplished by
the man who does things. Theodore Roosevelt
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