Copyright/CC

Jason Hardin's inputs on a subject that was relatively unknown to me, so with tuned in ears I was delighted to here about this alien subject that seems to be getting more and more important as the years carry. We must stay aware of these "claiming policies" for it is there to promote and provide incentive for the creative minds to have some freedom and safety from copy cats ha-ha. But easily the most interesting thing in my opinion was his expansion on the new realm of Creative Commons. A new and easier, less hassle way to claim your works for your own; it involves a few simple steps and the website will do the rest, if your not a billionaire corporate junkie, or a bill gates genius, this option is available and it's much less serious. So now even though all is welcome to submit information to the copyright office, this is less hassle on your part.

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The Guru Mr. Joe Hatch

Reflecting upon the oppurtune lecture of the tech guru Joe Hatch, I remember one thing specific sticking. For as long as I can remember now, I've lost each and every computer due to some sort of corrupting due to "evil" baggage, be it a corrupted hard drive or a deathly mysterious "blue screen," I awaited the day for some freeware (I don't have any money for the kind of stuff, haha) that could lend me a hand. Then Mr. Hatch comes along reccomending a software that can do just that, and wait IT'S FREE? there it is. I've been experimenting with it on my friends PC and seems solid, and an easy download, I'm goign to have to admit I havn't found the correct download for my Mac yet, but I'm looking. It was a kind gesture of his to lend us a few seeds of knowledge, cause I'm pretty darn sure He's in a position where he could haha. Thanks Joe