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Month: May 2021

Want to Feel the True Spirit of Memorial Day? Visit A Small Town

Want to Feel the True Spirit of Memorial Day? Visit A Small Town

While this holiday weekend is being mark by cookouts, yard sales, graduations, and serves as the “unofficial” kick-off of a mask-less summer (if you’ve been vaccinated), it’s good to stop and take a moment or two to understand and think about what the Memorial Day holiday is all about. Unlike Armed Forces Day (May 15th) or Veteran’s Day (November 11th), Memorial Day is reserved to remember those men and women who served their country and are no longer with us. …

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Cryptocurrency: What’s All the Hub-Bub?

Cryptocurrency: What’s All the Hub-Bub?

You can’t watch the news or surf the internet without someone eventually talking about the newest financial buzzword – cryptocurrency.  You’ve probably heard of some of the bigger names (Bitcoin, Etherium, Dogecoin, etc.), but what exactly are they?  How do they work?  Most importantly – should you invest in them? First, let’s take a look at what cryptocurrency actually is.  Well, to put it in the simplest of terms, it’s a form of digital currency (usually tokens) that can be…

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The Colonial Pipeline Hack: How Does A Ransomware Attack Work?

The Colonial Pipeline Hack: How Does A Ransomware Attack Work?

You’ve seen the headlines.  You may even have panicked and topped off your gas tank this past week (yeah, I saw the lines at Sam’s Club – you freaks) – but what really happened at the Colonial Pipeline Company that caused gasoline to stop flowing in its massive pipeline which traverses the East Coast of the United States (and provides gasoline and other fuel to the entire southeastern corridor)? Let’s start with some definitions here.  First, it’s important to understand…

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Things I’m Getting Tired Of – 2021 Edition

Things I’m Getting Tired Of – 2021 Edition

I’m a simple man, just trying to make my way in this life.  I’m not looking for trouble and I’m all about letting people go their own way.  If you want to make questionable life decisions – as long as they don’t impact me, I say go for it.  You want to ride a motorcycle without a helmet?  Be my guest.  Want to own forty-five firearms?  As long as you’re not shooting them off in town at 3:00 AM after…

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A Memorable Senior Year?

A Memorable Senior Year?

June is fast approaching, and that means that thousands of local high school seniors (including my youngest daughter) will soon be completing their studies and walking the stage to receive their hard-earned diplomas.  It’s been quite a journey for these young men and women, but has it been a memorable one – or one that they’d just as soon forget? It’s been a very unique time for the class of 2021 (and for that matter, the class of 2020 as…

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