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Over the years, technology has managed to change a little portion of every part of our lives.  We experience these changes when we sleep, when we relax, work, eat, socialize, travel… You name it, and technology has

On Tuesday, July 26th and Wednesday, July 27th, ARRC Technology, in partnership with Covenant Community Services (Covenant), provided fifteen former foster youth the opportunity to attend a two-day training program called Fostering Fundamentals. During this event, they

Phones are kind of a big deal these days.  Whether you’re mindlessly swiping away on Tinder, wandering the streets at two in the morning looking for Pokémon, or sending out your 348th text of the day, your

Everyone is always so worried about shopping online… that one innocent purchase on the wrong site will lead to your eventual financial downfall.  A hacker will spin his web, and swing from the darkest corners of the

“California has the highest concentration of homeless persons in the United States: close to 21% of all homeless in the country. And yet, the state’s total population is just 12% of the nation’s population,” according to the

Time has this really exasperating tendency to change things.  One day you’re something, and then ten years later – bam – that something is completely different.  And in all likelihood, that something is a little less toned,

Whether it’s for fishing, water sports, or relaxation, boating is such an integral part of many people’s lives, especially in California. “California is so diverse in its recreation. When it gets warm it’s time to go boating.

At this point, most of the general public should know how to use a computer in the most basic of situations.  Turn it on.  Open up the internet.  Write a document.   Print something.  If you expect to

Your inbox is like an envelope that was made for giants.  But this envelope doesn’t contain a letter or even a fun postcard.  The only thing inside this envelope is a bunch of glitter.  Pink glitter.  Blue

We’ll be the first to admit it.  Social media for business is terrible – it takes up too much time, it’s more mystifying than the Matrix plot, and it never seems to end, go away, or cease

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