*Warning – Self-serving, off-topic post.
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Off Topic
Texas Disaster Donations, Part 2
Yesterday when I posted a link to JJ Watt’s Houston Flood Relief Fund I believe to donations total was under 1 million dollars. His donation page has been see on every major media outlet. As of this writing total donations are at 3.2 million and rising with 27,000 plus donors!
Keep it up everyone! Many have lost much. Many have lost everything.
Texans. My pride in the country I love has waned over the last several years. The news spends so much time showing us at each others throats. Your courage, goodness, and self-sacrifice has been on display to the world. Thank you for restoring some of my faith in this country and the human race too.
Some great links:
UPDATED: Photos of the flooding and aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
Flood Of ‘Texas Navy’ Private Citizens Help In Houston Rescue Efforts
Flood rescuer: I’m no hero, it’s what we do
Where Harvey is hitting hardest, 80 percent lack flood insurance
Hurricane Harvey: What Happened and What’s Next
Louisiana begins evacuations for Harvey on 12th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (Thinking of you too Louisiana.)
Texas Disaster Donations
Warren Illsley pointed me to JJ Watt’s Houston Flood Relief Fund.
Along with being the best Defensive End I have ever seen, he seems to be a decent human being. He is local to the disaster and I will count on him to get the money where it is needed.
I have already donated.
Please donate if you can: https://www.youcaring.com/victimsofhurricaneharvey-915053
If you donate $25 or more and I will send you any or all the TweakGuides you desire for free. Just forward your donation receipt with which guide(s) you want.
Thanks,
Eric
Non-USA Readers
My security program (firewall) for this site is able to filter access to this site or parts of it by country. I want to be sure folks that do not live in the USA are not getting blocked.
If you are not from the USA please leave a comment to let me know you are seeing this site.
Wow! That was fast. Obviously not having issues.
THANK YOU!
Detroit Tigers organization complete standings
Pardon the very off topic and self-serving post. I’m trying to make a point to myself more than anyone else…
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Patch Tuesday
Time To Run Windows Update
Among the updates are several critical updates for all Windows versions. Full breakdown of patches at the end of this post.
See also:
Windows 10 July 11, 2017—KB4025342 (OS Build 15063.483)
Flash Updated
Version 26.0.0.13 is out.
APSB17-21 Security updates available for Adobe Flash Player
Download for IE
Download for Firefox
CCleaner
Monthly update is out. Get 5.32 version here.
After less than a handful of days off over a 6 week period I took a few off and headed to WVA:
Click the read more link below to see the Microsoft Security Update Summary for July 2017
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Site Stuff…
Apologies for the lack of posts. Working 6 days a week for the last 3 weeks.
First I wanted to thank everyone who donated to my BikeMS ride. It was much appreciated.
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Busy, Busy, Busy
Lots going on right now.
Site related is that a new server/web-host is in the works.
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May The Forth Be With You
It’s Star Wars Day!
Sorry for the lack of postings. I haven’t gone anywhere just busy at work.
Nothing much happening out there except Windows reporters keep babbling about Windows 10 S. Meh.
Taking a break this weekend!
Multiple Sclerosis – Bike MS
I am doing a bike ride fundraiser for National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
The goal is to find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Multiple sclerosis (MS) involves an immune-mediated process in which an abnormal response of the body’s immune system is directed against the central nervous system (CNS), which is made up of the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves. The exact antigen — or target that the immune cells are sensitized to attack — remains unknown, which is why MS is considered by many experts to be “immune-mediated” rather than “autoimmune.”…People with MS typically experience one of four disease courses, which can be mild, moderate or severe.
More than 2.3 million people are affected by MS worldwide. Because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) does not require U.S. physicians to report new cases, and because symptoms can be completely invisible, the prevalence of MS in the U.S. can only be estimated.
Please donate anything you can.