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Got a special resolution for 2009? Here's something unique you can do with it: Submit your resolution to the 2009 Virtual New Year's Eve Wishing Wall on the official Web site of Times Square. According to the site, it will be included in the confetti that rains down on the famous New Year's Eve celebration!
Check out the Times Square Alliance for more information. So, what are your New Year's resolutions?
Last year around this time, we pointed out several notable Hanukkah Resources online worth checking out. Those resources are just as worthwhile this year. And here are a couple more that might interest you:
Computers, the Internet, video games-you name it-technology is everywhere. And with all the tech gifts popular this time of year, it's hard to stay on top of all the lingo. Here's a short multiple choice quiz on the kinds of technology terms you're likely to encounter amidst the popular gadgets and gizmos of the holiday season. Are you a tech whiz? Let's see!
Still haven't made the move to download the free Google Earth program? Here's one more reason you might want to-especially if you're a history buff. The Google produced video below introduces you to a new feature in Google Earth: The ability to explore Ancient Rome in 3D!
If you have someone on your gift list that likes tech gifts, and you're not up on the latest gadgets-that can be a problem. But thankfully, the Web can help!
Several sites have put together holiday gift guides to help you make the gadget lovers on your list happy this Christmas season. A good example is CNET'S 2008 Holiday Gift Guide. They've rounded up a list of the latest gadgets that are sure to please everyone on your list!
These types of Web based holiday gift guides, especially from authoritative sites like CNET, can be a big help if you're in the market for tech gifts and not sure where to start!
Running a Windows operating system on your home computer and want to check your computer's security status? Here's a how-to video from Microsoft that shows you how to do that by accessing the Windows Security Center.
Here is the final online safety video from the collaboration of AARP and Google. This one offers tips on how to avoid the growing Internet threat known as "phishing."
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