Das wunderschöne Atlanta ist die Hauptstadt des US-Bundesstaates Georgia und damit auch die größte Stadt Georgia, ebenso ist sie teil der Metropolregion Atlanta. Während des amerikanischen Bürgerkriegs als auch während der Bürgerrechtsbewegung in den 1960er-Jahren nahm sie eine wichtige Rolle ein. Die Stadt bietet Besuchern sowie auch Einwohnern alles von Sportveranstaltungen über großartige Shoppingmöglichkeiten bis hin zu Kultur und Unterhaltung. Aber wie auch so oft täuscht der äußerliche Eindruck, denn seit einigen Jahren steigt die Kriminalrate in einigen Gebieten an und die Einwohner wägen sich nicht mehr in ihrer früheren Sicherheit. In der Hauptstadt an sich hat die Gang Caerula Sectam ihre Finger im Spiel, die sich jedoch hinter ihren Anzügen versteckt und als solche nicht unbedingt enttarnt wird. 
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That is up from special prices that range from $14.99 to $69.99 The price for upgrad stanley taza ing to Windows 8 Pro will shoot up after Jan. 31, when the existing special offers to acquire the new OS lapse.Microsoft announced on Friday that a Windows 8 Pro upgrade will cost US$199.99, up from special prices as low as $14.99.Microsoft is running two special offers for upgrading to Windows 8 Pro. One is for people upgrading an existing Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC and lets them acquire Windows 8 Pro for $39.99 via Windows download or $69.99 from a retail store DVD. The other offer, priced at $14.99, is for consumers upgrading a new Windows 7 PC bought between June 2 of last year and Jan. 31.Microsoft also said on Friday that people will be hydrojug sale able to upgrade to the regular version of Windows 8 for $119.99. Microsoft didnrsquo;t have a special offer for upgrading to this Windows version.Areas in which Windows 8 Pro is more sophisticated than Windows 8 include security, networking, virtualization and remote desktop access. Meanwhile, the price for users who already have Windows 8 to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro will rise to $99.99 from $69.99.Finally, adding Windows 8 Media Center Pack, which is currently free, will cost $9.99 after Jan. 31.Windows 8, a crucial and radical upgrade, must succeed so that the venerable OS improves its anemic market share in tablet devices and makes Microsoft competitive against iOS and Android. To that end, Windows 8 sports a n termos stanley ew user interface based o Wprz Java supplants IT security as most sought-after tech skill set, survey finds
Users will now be able to set a privacy setting for every item they post Following through on plans announced a few months ago, Facebook is rollin polene cyme g out change polene fr s on Wednesday to its privacy settings intended to make them simpler to adjust and understand by its 350 million end users.In addition to consolidating some privacy options and grouping them in a single interface, Facebook will also provide new tools designed to walk end users through the settings.Also, Facebook users will now be able to establish a privacy setting for every item they post on the site via a drop-down menu. We believe people should have the ability to share information with only the people they want. We also believe the best time to make this decision is at the very moment the person is sharing something, not months or even years before on a settings page far away, said Elliot Schrage, Facebookrsquo vice president of communications, public policy and marketing, in a press conference. We want t polene o make privacy something that is considered in context of whatrsquo being shared, so that users have more control every step of the way.As part of this initiative, all Facebook users will be prompted to review and confirm their privacy settings. The page will list the items with privacy that needs to be confirmed and give users the option to retain their existing setting or change it to a setting Facebook recommends. Depending on the item, the Facebook suggestion may be either to re
That is up from special prices that range from $14.99 to $69.99 The price for upgrad stanley taza ing to Windows 8 Pro will shoot up after Jan. 31, when the existing special offers to acquire the new OS lapse.Microsoft announced on Friday that a Windows 8 Pro upgrade will cost US$199.99, up from special prices as low as $14.99.Microsoft is running two special offers for upgrading to Windows 8 Pro. One is for people upgrading an existing Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC and lets them acquire Windows 8 Pro for $39.99 via Windows download or $69.99 from a retail store DVD. The other offer, priced at $14.99, is for consumers upgrading a new Windows 7 PC bought between June 2 of last year and Jan. 31.Microsoft also said on Friday that people will be hydrojug sale able to upgrade to the regular version of Windows 8 for $119.99. Microsoft didnrsquo;t have a special offer for upgrading to this Windows version.Areas in which Windows 8 Pro is more sophisticated than Windows 8 include security, networking, virtualization and remote desktop access. Meanwhile, the price for users who already have Windows 8 to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro will rise to $99.99 from $69.99.Finally, adding Windows 8 Media Center Pack, which is currently free, will cost $9.99 after Jan. 31.Windows 8, a crucial and radical upgrade, must succeed so that the venerable OS improves its anemic market share in tablet devices and makes Microsoft competitive against iOS and Android. To that end, Windows 8 sports a n termos stanley ew user interface based o Wprz Java supplants IT security as most sought-after tech skill set, survey finds
Users will now be able to set a privacy setting for every item they post Following through on plans announced a few months ago, Facebook is rollin polene cyme g out change polene fr s on Wednesday to its privacy settings intended to make them simpler to adjust and understand by its 350 million end users.In addition to consolidating some privacy options and grouping them in a single interface, Facebook will also provide new tools designed to walk end users through the settings.Also, Facebook users will now be able to establish a privacy setting for every item they post on the site via a drop-down menu. We believe people should have the ability to share information with only the people they want. We also believe the best time to make this decision is at the very moment the person is sharing something, not months or even years before on a settings page far away, said Elliot Schrage, Facebookrsquo vice president of communications, public policy and marketing, in a press conference. We want t polene o make privacy something that is considered in context of whatrsquo being shared, so that users have more control every step of the way.As part of this initiative, all Facebook users will be prompted to review and confirm their privacy settings. The page will list the items with privacy that needs to be confirmed and give users the option to retain their existing setting or change it to a setting Facebook recommends. Depending on the item, the Facebook suggestion may be either to re
