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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2001
Page
9
A reader warns of viruses preying on goodwill, noting Sircam and other scams that spread via email attachments. The lesson is simple: never open unknown attachments and verify senders, as dangerous malware exploits trust and nonessential messages.
Web karaoke site lets users record and email their performances from home, rate others, and search by artist or song. Aspiring artists can upload MP3s to Streetlabs.com for A&R review by Universal Music Group scouts. If signed, they join Island Def Jam roster among major acts.
Peter Chen criticizes Arthur’s Knights for clumsy controls, awkward camera angles, and tedious map treks that dissipate the medieval tale’s momentum. Despite promising visuals and a straightforward quest line, interface design and repetitive battles hinder immersion on older PCs.
Dr Gizmo explains reviving unused ink cartridges by cleaning the contact area with a wet towel and advises storing cartridges in a sealed Ziploc in the fridge. He promotes online dictionaries like WordSmyth and mentions Technofile guides for Windows tips.
Archive originals presents views of Lincoln assassination logs and JFK Berlin speech cards with online access. Victorian life notes parasol meaning and cycling etiquette reveal social codes. Also links to math mistakes glossary and anthropology careerpaths sites and travel photography tips from Fodor's Focus.
A series of online chats lists Robin Cook at AOL Live today at 8 p.m. Deepak Chopra chat at Yahoo Live 8 p.m. Rita Rudner at LasVegas.com 8 p.m. 3 Doors Down at chat sites Tuesday noon Jim Thome and John Landis chat sessions planned with fans.
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