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Comment by Aaron Magruder on October 16, 2009 at 7:51am

Free Web content filtering, anti-phishing, DNS infrastructure and navigation services

OpenDNS allows you to block content categories, track internet usage and
save network resources.

* Industry-leading anti-phishing protects everyone on your network from fraudulent phishing scams.
* Award-winning Web content filtering gives you the power to block up to 50 categories of content.
* Detailed statistics empower you to understand your network traffic and spot trends before they become problems.

Infrastructure

* Our globally distributed network makes Web sites load noticeably faster on your network.
* Anycast routing technology makes your Internet more reliable, freeing you of intermittent outages.

Navigation

* Browser Shortcuts let your users map a short term to a long URL via the address bar.
* Typo correction auto-corrects the most common typos in top-level domains.
* OpenDNS Guide provides helpful search results when your users try to visit a Web site that isn't resolving.

http://www.opendns.com/

More Tips and Trends published monthly in the NSN Newsletter. Sign-up at http://www.nonstopnetworks.net.

Comment by Aaron Magruder on October 16, 2009 at 7:05am

New Fake Antivirus Attack Holds Victims' Systems Hostage http://bit.ly/3cay76 via @addthis

Comment by Aaron Magruder on August 3, 2009 at 8:14pm

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Comment by Aaron Magruder on July 27, 2009 at 7:42am

Below are a couple forums dedicated to helping Small and Medium Business with their technology questions, concerns and issues. No advertising, just a technology forum.

http://forum.nonstopnetworks.net
http://nonstopnetworks.ning.com

Feedback is appreciated. Let me know if there is anything that would make them more valueable to the Small and Medium Business Community.

Aaron Magruder
NonStop Networks, LLC
http://www.nonstopnetworks.net

Comment by Lily Steiner on May 11, 2009 at 8:39pm

Great new technology in the travel industry, with everyone booking on the web now, provides you with an interesting opportunity to make money part or full time.
I will be in Kansas City and would like to meet with you on Friday 15th May at 7 p.m. and show you what I am talking about.
Please email me a phone number I can contact you on Lily@LilyWorldTravel.com

Comment by Aaron McKee on March 29, 2009 at 5:33pm

Lookig for ways to inform local buyers of assets to be sold at no reserve internet auction via syndication of items and events to local web visitors. visit purplewave.com to see the items and events I am referring to. Want to also find places to offer web lead to people who may want to sell equipment, ag equipment, vehicles, and real estate.

Thank you,

Aaron McKee
CEO
Purple Wave Auction
purplewave.com

Comment by Melissa Mansker on March 23, 2009 at 2:21pm

As of now, we have 17 openings. These job titles range from various .Net Developer and Engineer positions, Java Developers, ETL DBA, SQL Server DBA/BI, TSQL Developer/DBA, HP-UX Admin w finance industry experience, Junior Windows Admin, and a C++ Developer.

All of our roles are open to local, US Citizens that are direct placements. No third parties please.

Thank you,

Melissa Mansker
mmansker@intronicsolutions.com

Comment by John J Krzysztow on August 29, 2008 at 10:47am

WEB Site Security:

Since January, there have been an increase in Unethical Hacker attacks (500,000) on web sites that were written with classic ASP and connected to databases. These attacks are more severe and can infect, corrupt and destroy your web site. If you are dealing with credit cards, the problem is even more severe.

If anyone needs an assessment on determing your vulnerability we would be glad to talk with you. We recently provided an educational meeting on the subject @ www.kcwebpros.com.

Comment by Brooke Albrecht on August 20, 2008 at 1:02pm

Hey Everyone,

We have a client in Overland Park KS that is looking for a Web developer opening and is needing to fill ASAP. The ideal candidate will have C#, .Net, Visual Studio 8, Ajax, Linq, Silverlight and Sharepoint. The pay is 70-90K. I would be happy to answer any questions that you have regarding this opportunity.

Thanks,
Brooke

Comment by Robert H. Rush on August 5, 2008 at 7:44am

Good Morning To all,

I have a client in Kansas City Mo. They are currently looking to hire a Tech Lead .NET Developer Architect. The candidate must have exsperience with C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, XML and web services with SQL.

Please let me know if anyone is interested in learning more about this opportunity.

Rob

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