Wednesday, June 15, 2016

North Arlington Chess Club Announcements



Upcoming Chess Tournaments

Tarrant County Chess Club & North Arlington Chess Club's 
June Two-Day Tournament with $800 in Prizes
Register by Friday for Lowest Entry Fee.

$800 in prizes (based on 40 entries) at the June Two-Day, which is June 25-26. 
Five Round Swiss - G/90;d5

 

Entry Fee
$25 if received by June 17th
$35 if received by June 24th
$50 On-site

See TLA for more details  |  Tournament Flyer  |  Register Now
Other Tournaments

Many Springs 89
  is Saturday June 18, 2016
Registration: 8:45 am – 9:05 am ($20)
Format: Three (3) rounds Swiss System
Sections: Determined by participation
Time Control: Game/60 d/5; (dual rated)
http://www.tarrantcountychessclub.org/Many_Springs_89.pdf

NACC Open #14 is July 9, 2016 – Registration 8:30am - 8:50am
601 Nedderman Hall – UTA Campus, Arlington, Texas.
Three Sections: Open, Under 1400, Under 800
Free parking on July 9 in Lot 36
G/45;d5, Flyer with Tournament and Parking Details can be found here:
http://www.arlingtonchess.com/tournaments/nacc-14.pdf
North Arlington Chess Club regular meetings are scheduled for June 16, July 7, July 21 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm.  See site for info: arlingtonchess.com.

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PO Box 121975
Arlington, Tx  76019

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The Dropbox badge brings better collaboration to your Office files



Hi Bit By Bit Computer Consultants,
Over the next few days, we'll be releasing the Dropbox badge to you and your team. Available on Microsoft Office files, the badge enables better collaboration by delivering updates right to the files on your desktop.
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Monday, February 23, 2015

4 Social Media Etiquettes You Must Keep in Mind at All Times

Social media platforms are a great way to voice your opinions and communicate with other people. However, like any other communication platform, there a few basic rules you should follow if you want to communicate effectively. Let's take a look at some of them.


1.       Don't fixate on other people's mistakes.
 
Social media platforms are frequented by professionals who are trying to build their brand and showcase their work. Since a lot of them post on social media platforms through mobile devices, they sometimes make grammatical mistakes. When you're in a hurry to post something, you are prone to making mistakes every now and then.
 
Don't be the person who zeroes in on every single typo or grammatical error and uses it to discredit the person who posted it. No one likes a grammar nazi. If you want to point out a mistake, approach them privately first so they have a chance to correct themselves. Being considerate is a trait that you should apply to all your social media interactions.
 
In addition, don't ignore the entire message because of a single spelling mistake. You might learn something useful if you set your prejudices aside.
 
2.       Always give credit to your sources.
 
It's OK to use someone else's quote on your social media profile, but make sure you mention the original creator of the content. If you want to post a photograph that doesn't belong to you, drop a line to the owner of the photo and ask them if it is OK to repost it. Image copyright issues should be taken very seriously.
 
3.       Refrain from adopting the mob mentality.
 
Bullying is very common on social media platforms. If you come across a conversation or a thread that says something negative about you or one of your friends, don't resort to ad hominem attacks immediately. Different people have different opinions, and you can disagree with someone without letting the conversation become abusive or hurtful. If someone makes a genuine point about a mistake that you made, acknowledge it and move on.
 
4.       Don't be an armchair activist.
 
If you visit the YouTube comments section, you will be shocked at the amount of hurtful and rage-filled comments that are posted on videos. Just because you are behind a computer screen, doesn't mean you can say anything to anyone. The attitude you adopt in your conversations is extremely crucial in determining how people will interact with you.
 
Social media platforms have also become a breeding ground for people who act like they are offended and then indulge in abusive conversations. If you are sensitive about a certain topic, it is probably better to limit your exposure to it.


Your social media profile is a mirror to your actual personality. You can waste your energy by indulging in negativity, or you can use the power of Twitter and Facebook to exchange ideas with positive individuals. If you are a business, you can use social media to build a thriving audience for your product or service. Don't forget - do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Monday, January 26, 2015

A new year is almost here. Organize it with Evernote.


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How you can use Work Chat to communicate and collaborate more effectively with your team on projects big and small, right in Evernote. 
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How-to: work smarter with Context
Master the power of Evernote Business with Context, a new feature that informs your work with pertinent knowledge from colleagues and relevant articles from trusted news sources like The Wall Street Journal. Read more
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Code42's Year in Review (plus a gift for you)



Check out our learnings and activities from 2014...and don't forget to claim your gift.
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2014: A Year in Review from Code42
Once again, Code42 ranked as one of the fastest growing companies in North America.

Folks wonder why we're so popular when we're mostly invisible. We work behind the scenes to keep data safe for more than 35,000 businesses and the most prestigious universities in the world. Read our year in review, and you'll find there's a treat in it for you!


TOP CUSTOMER VIDEO
GoKart Labs: Keep Calm & Back Up
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TOP WHITE PAPER
Why Endpoint Backup is More Critical Than Ever
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TOP ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
The Top 5 Truths about Enterprise File Sync and Share

MORE CUSTOMER STORIES SHARED

Customer:
TaylorMade

Industry:
Sporting Goods

Deployment Strategy:
Private Cloud
Universal, continuous protection of endpoint data simplifies migration and cuts time on tickets.
TaylorMade was encountering consistency and complexity issues with its Altiris data backup and recovery solution. Reporting was not accurate, leaving administrators without reliable information on the number of protected endpoints or completed backups. Read the full study to learn how they secured data and reduced management time.
      READ THE CASE STUDY     

2-MINUTE CRASHPLAN VIDEO RELEASED
This year, we created an "Intro to CrashPlan" video. In just two minutes, learn how CrashPlan enterprise endpoint backup provides a foundation to protect the most important resource in your business.
Intro to CrashPlan Video

2014 IN NUMBERS
  • 20 customer survey respondents cited saving $5M or more since implementing CrashPlan
  • 14,200 new Facebook fans/Twitter followers
  • 148 new Code42 employees hired
  • 5 exabytes of data stored in the Code42 Cloud
  • >96% customer satisfaction rating maintained throughout the year
  • 86,662 cups of coffee consumed at Code42's MN headquarters
  • 5,850 "Data Loss Bytes" t-shirts given out

Data Loss Bytes T-Shirt

WE LEARNED A LOT FROM OUR CUSTOMERS
      VIEW ALL RESEARCH FINDINGS    

CODE42 INTRODUCED PRIVATE-CLOUD FILE SHARING TO KEEP SENSITIVE DATA OUT OF THE SHADOWS.
EXECUTIVE BRIEF: Drop Your Consumer Cloud Problem—How to Woo Employees to Enterprise File Sync & Share
SharePlan enterprise file sync/share is built with a security-first mindset that provides full visibility and control of shared files across all users—without compromising the user experience.
      WATCH SHAREPLAN VIDEO       

AND THE WINNER IS...
Wow! We are grateful to have received many honors and awards this year. Check out some of our top accolades from 2014.

WE LIKE TO HAVE FUN TOO
Our Customer Champions have the smarts to assist customers quickly and they have a blast while they're at it! Watch this quick video to see a day in the life of Code42 Customer Champion Jake. Oh...and you might just see a unicorn too. 
      CHECK IT OUT    

DID YOU SEE US?
We're still catching our breath! We attended 207 events in 2014. Below are a few of our favorites. Did we see you there?
FEB
24
MAY
12
AUG
24
OCT
6
RSA Conference
San Francisco, CA
TechEd
Houston, TX
VMworld
San Francisco, CA
Gartner Symposium
Orlando, FL
      VIEW OUR UPCOMING EVENTS FOR 2015    

ALL THIS CHEER MAKES US FEEL GENEROUS
We hope you enjoyed our highlights from 2014! We'd like to give you a gift to say thanks. And since The New York Times included CrashPlan endpoint backup in its 2014 Holiday Gift Guide, we think giving you one year of free home backup might be just the right thing.
Free?
Yep, free.
      GET YOUR FREE HOME BACKUP