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Two To View – A Couple Of Amazing Videos You Don't Want To Miss
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Now This Is A Traffic Jam When your commute gets bad, just remember, it could be worse! Watch how vehicles and pedestrians navigate this crazy intersection with no signals. |
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A New Breed Of Holiday Dinner This video takes treating pets as family members to a whole new level. Watch dogs (and one cat) eat their own special holiday meal, human-style. |
How Are We Doing?
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Email: 3rt@3rivers.net (general inquiries) newsletterfeedback@3rivers.coop (newsletter-specific) marketing@3rivers.coop (marketing department)
Stop by or call local: Big Sky office (12 Skywood Road, 995-2600) Browning RadioShack (104 East Central, 338-2535) Conrad office (Pondera Shopping Center, 271-2535) Shelby office (424 Main, 424-8535) Fairfield main office (5th Street South, 467-2535)
Or call 800-796-4567 toll-free.
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FREE Featured Apps – These Three Are Well Worth A Look
Security Alert – Facebook Privacy Hoaxes
Go Pinterest-ing! – Cool Stuff To Pin On Your Pinterest Boards
Sites Of The Month – Great Sites To Check Out In December
New Year's Through The Ages history.com – New Year's means the Times Square countdown and making a list of resolutions, right? Yes, but there's more. This fascinating HISTORY video provides a fun and interesting look at when the New Year has been marked throughout the ages, and how different cultures celebrate it now. |
Complete Holiday Party Planner cookingchanneltv.com – Have a holiday party to plan but not sure where to start? Look no further than this site, which is packed with ideas guaranteed to make your gathering a hit. You'll find how-tos, videos, and mouth-watering photos for holiday drinks and cocktails, amazing appetizers, main dish recipes, and more. |
100 Ways To Make Life Easier lifehack.org – From travel to cooking to electronics to home maintenance, this site seems to have the answers to all of life's little problems. Just one example: "Before you throw away a post-it, run it between the keys on your keyboard to collect crumbs and fluff." Brilliant! |
Get To Know The Peanuts peanuts.com – Whether you're inspired by seeing The Peanuts Movie or are a fan from way back, you'll love this site. Get to know the characters, view classic Peanuts comics, shop for Peanuts merchandise, learn about the Charles M. Schulz museum in California, and connect with other Peanuts fans around the world. |
Short Tutorial/FAQ – Should I Sign In To Other Sites With Facebook or Google+?
Question: Sometimes when I go to websites that I have an account on, I am asked if I want to sign in with Facebook or Google+. Is this a good idea?
 Answer: Unfortunately, the jury is still out on this one. Points in favor of using this process include the convenience of signing into a site using credentials you already remember, and leveraging the security power of known providers like Google instead of relying on the questionable security of less familiar sites.
However, there are experts who express concerns about what kind of information the new site is getting from your Facebook or Google account when you use them to sign in. Some say Facebook only hands over your name and profile photo, while others say third-party sites may have access to your entire account. Either way, when you use this process, you're putting at risk any accounts associated with your Facebook or Google account in the event the social media account is compromised.
To be on the safe side, only use this process with third-party sites you trust, and never use it in conjunction with sensitive information like your Social Security number or financial details.

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Your eCurrents Team 3 Rivers Communications

3 Rivers Communications 202 5th St S PO Box 429 Fairfield, MT 59436
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