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Apparently some sort of relatively aggressive virus is affecting certain embedded YouTube videos. Some are saying it affects IE and Firefox users, while others say it’s only going after IE. The virus is called Actns/Swif.T and seems to contain a redirect to a phishing website embedded within a SWF file. The site apparently installs Antivirus 2009, which is malware. Be careful because this one appears to have just broken out today. If you find yourself being automatically redirected or experience other weird pop-ups, especially for something called Antivirus 2009, don’t click on anything.

Found this link to George Carlin’s New Rules For 2006 on Land-O-Links.com, a fellow Blog Explosion site (check it out if you need more traffic on your blog). Enjoy!

FirstGov has the most comprehensive search of government anywhere on the Internet. It also provides a Spanish-language portal – FirstGov en Español. In addition, entrepreneurs can find out how to do business with the federal government through the FirstGov Business Gateway.

I was lucky this year. A group of high school friends invited me to join them in a “ski in-out condo” located right on the slopes of Beaver Creek. Really, really, nice place with hot tubs, state-of-the-art kitchen, bathrooms/showers in every room, etc.

If you want to check on the weather and snow conditions in Vail and Beaver Creek visit www.snow.com

The vision of Vail Valley began when the founder of Vail, Pete Siebert, dreamed of creating a European-style ski village in the pristine area he discovered while serving with the 10th Mountain Division during World War II. His dream became a reality in 1965 when he opened the nearby Vail ski resort, and after the success of Vail, Pete’s team decided to extend
his vision to Beaver Creek in 1980. Today, millions of visitors from all over the world flock to the area.

I hope to join them again next year.

Here’s a few pics:

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HTMLGoodies.com is an excellent resource for bloggers wanting to add bells and whistles to websites. This link takes you to a step-by-step instruction page for adding self loading windows using Java script – explained so well even I understand how to do it!

Offers 40 channels of streaming music. It is one of the websites I listen to while working in my home office.

On weekends, I’ll plug my laptop into my stereo and listen to 1Club.FM throughout the house. I had a conversation with a few friends at a dinner party this past weekend concerning the longevity of satellite radio. We were wondering, who needs to pay for XM or Sirius radio?

Isn’t it just a matter of time before everyone will have endless choices of free music over the Internet? Simple connection to the home stereo and you have Miami dance floor music or Chicago Blues in your living room. And that’s available now.

Don’t like the song, scan your computer screen, click on “what’s playing now” and select a song you like. With Wifi nets soon to be everywhere, you’ll be able to receive the same music in your car within the year, if not within a few months. It’s hard for me to believe satellite radio has a future given the Internet stations offer significantly more user choice.

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