I just recently read a case that is currently being disputed in court. The claim? The complainant, TCR Business Systems, asserts that the Respondent (a former employee) registered a domain (under their direction) and the respondent is now claiming ownership of that domain. The problem? TCR says that the respondent was told to register the domain, the name is trademarked and therefore, it is legally theirs but is it? It will be interesting to see how this case plays out. I hear about issues like this all time. This usually happens by disgruntled ex-employees, or design firms that have registered a domain on behalf of the business they are designing a website for.
[TIP] Register Your Own Domain Name
[MAC OSX] Cool Hidden Easter Eggs!
Check out these cool Easter eggs… Do you know one that isn’t listed? Leave it in the comments! Enjoy!
Important Dates in History
1. Open the Terminal.app. You can find it in the Applications folder > Utilities or hit the command+space bar, this will open the finder in the top right corner of your screen. Type Terminal there, and it will bring it up.
2. Paste the following into Terminal: cat /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history
6 Cool Hidden Easter Eggs in Windows 7
Since Easter is right around the corner, check out 6 cool Easter eggs for Windows 7… Happy Easter! 
1. God Mode
This hidden egg will conveniently put hundreds of settings from all over the os into one place.
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