Monday, July 3, 2017

The Daily - 5 Steps to Take if You’re a Ransomware Victim

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Monday, July 03, 2017
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If nothing else, a ransomware attack can serve as a lesson learned to help protect you in the future. Here are five steps you can take now if you are a victim.
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Do we have to look young in order to count as attractive? Meet 10 natural beauties who are disrupting aging by owning every wrinkle.
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Calling all foodies! If your favorite part about traveling is planning all the places you'll eat, then here are six great domestic destinations worth considering.
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Not only is this "proud over-50-er" hosting the annual star-studded PBS concert "A Capitol Fourth" tomorrow evening — he will be doing double duty behind a drum set with the Beach Boys.
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As the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death approaches, we're remembering her life and legacy with a series of weekly retrospectives. Week 1: The future princess meets her prince.
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In the hope that long-term monitoring will lead to earlier diagnoses, Columbus, Ga., aims to screen each of the city's residents 65 and older for memory loss and genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease.
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In this interview, jazz icon Herbie Hancock talks about his lifelong pursuit of youthful curiosity, as well as his new memoir, the appropriately titled Possibilities.
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When the first boomers begin turning 80 in 2026, will the nation's long-term care capacity be ready for them? Learn about the implications in this state-by-state scorecard.
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Does hosteling around France, Italy and Spain before taking a transatlantic cruise sound appealing to you? One of our Online Community members seeks a platonic travel pal to do just that.
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