USMB Coffee Shop IV

I think we should have an ugly sweater contest in the Coffee Shop. Here's my nomination:

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Though I was also impressed by this one:

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Television has started with the Christmas films already. There are loads of sloppy, sentimental films on every channel.
 
And we briefly interrupt our programming for a brief public service announcement:

Top 12 scams to avoid this season:
  1. Email Shipping Confirmations: Think twice before clicking links in shipping notification emails, and always verify the shipping company before giving out your personal information.

  1. Deceptive Advertising:Beware of deals that are too good to be true as they could steal your personal information and ruin your holiday cheer.
  1. Chilling Charities:'Tis the season to donate, but be wary of fake charities. Do your research and double-check the site URL.
  1. Buyer Beware: Check your credit card statements to make sure you don't have unwanted charges as a result of a point-of-sale breach.
  1. iScams:Today, smartphones act as a phone, but also a credit card, house key, camera and more. Malware can access your device via apps, so do your research and stick to official app stores to download.
  1. Getting Carded: Avoid the unwanted gift of malware and always verify that e-cards are from someone you know and a trustworthy site.
  1. Holiday Travel Scams: Avoid fake online deal links offering low price airfare or hotel rooms that could be a trap. Think before you click.
  1. Robocall Scam: Be suspicious of phone calls from people who claim your computer is infected and request your personal information to fix it.
  1. ATM Skimming: Need cash in a hurry? Beware of using automated teller machines (ATMs), as a skimmer device designed to steal data off the card may be installed. Look carefully at the ATM and cover the keypad when entering your PIN.
  1. Year in Review Traps:While a "Year in Review" sounds entertaining to read, clicking on these links could infect your devices.
  1. BYO...Device:With the hustle and bustle of the season, smartphones & wallets could easily belost or stolenin the shuffle. Don't leave your smartphone unattended during the hectic holiday season as it could give hackers access to your personal and work information.
  1. Bad USB Blues:Be wary of free USB drives that are often used as giveaways. This method is an easy way for hackers to spread malware.
Top 12 Scams of the Holiday Season

Don't know why the USMB software changed all the numbers to No. 1????? And then when I tried to fix it it put in a space I can't get rid of. Sigh. Oh well. At least the information is there.
 
Actually my favorite version of Scrooge is the one with Albert Finney.

The scrooge with George C Scott was on the other day.

I think of all the versions, I like the rendition with George C. Scott the best but I like almost all of the various versions over the years. The GC Scott one was on like 3 a.m. this morning and I set the DVR to record it.
 
Actually my favorite version of Scrooge is the one with Albert Finney.

The scrooge with George C Scott was on the other day.

I think of all the versions, I like the rendition with George C. Scott the best but I like almost all of the various versions over the years. The GC Scott one was on like 3 a.m. this morning and I set the DVR to record it.

Scrooged with Bill Murray! Because, you know, Bill Murray! :D
 
Actually my favorite version of Scrooge is the one with Albert Finney.

The scrooge with George C Scott was on the other day.

I think of all the versions, I like the rendition with George C. Scott the best but I like almost all of the various versions over the years. The GC Scott one was on like 3 a.m. this morning and I set the DVR to record it.

Scrooged with Bill Murray! Because, you know, Bill Murray! :D
Never been a big Murray fan, don't think he's all that funny. I do like many of the movies he's in but more so because of the other actors and the story line.
 

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