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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2012 · 1H 6M

CU Weekly 191: It's Not Paranoia If They're Really After You

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This Week, Fr. Chris, Joshua and Fr. Ryan discussed Password Security - get to it! Some tips: Use at least 8 letters. Try to use at least one number or non-alphanumeric character. Don't put your passwords on a post-it! Don't make a file called passwords.txt! Change your passwords at least once a year. Be vigilant, even good passwords can by bypassed or hacked. Will Netflix become a part of your cable package? Will an HD antenna help or hurt? The ever salty Lord Monckton is calling out "An Inconvenient Truth?" "Community," happiness and "Church Friends" What can you do? 1) Be loyal to your parish and a particular Mass time. 2) Seek out a Bible Study or Learning opportunity. 3) Take some pressure off the priest, organize something! 4) Think beyond the Mass! Also, the internet is out to get us... They also recommended these "Picks of the Week" Fr. Chris, WhyImCatholic.com Joshua, Eponymous Flower Blog Fr. Ryan, CookingForEngineers.com From AudibleTrial.com/CatholicUnderground, A Life with Karol: My Forty-Year Friendship with the Man Who Became Pope by his longtime Secretary Stanislaw Dziwisz

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