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What A Treat To Be Featured At WPCandy

Fri, Sep 9, 2011
by Drew McManus
It’s always nice to get recognized for being interesting and unique and to that end, it’s an enormous honor to get singled out for those very reasons by WPCandy; one of the go-to WordPress communities, in their Behind the Site series. Granted, unless you regularly dip your toes into the world of binary code in
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It's Surprising To See The Thieves Go To That Much Trouble

Thu, Sep 9, 2011
by Drew McManus
The 8/25/2011 FTM Arts Law blog post (HT Musical America) reports on a recent notice from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) alerting the public about a recent identity theft scam directed toward performing arts groups where the crooks attempted to gather information through bogus forms. All of the advice in the blog post is spot
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