4-20 Everything you need to know (Apr 23, 2017)

From April 20th

It's Justin Time!

April 27

DARK AT NOON

ACHIEVEMENT BEYOND OBSTACLES DINNER

Atlantis 5:30 - 8:30p. Tickets $75 each or table of 8 for $550.

May 4

DARK AT NOON

PAST PRESIDENTS' DINNER

Details TBA

Dan Carne and and others are working hard to put this great event together.

May 11

CHRIS DEWAR

THE FIRST TEE

Golf based life lessons program for children.

Computer security is a big worry. Sheri Coleman of Avir Technology gave us great practical tips to help us all minimize our vulnerability in a digital world of bad actors:

We are our own worst enemies. Don't go clicking on emails from unknown senders or messages from people you do know but that don't seem right. They carry bad things into your computer.
Backup your computer. Best practice is to save photos and documents to a cloud storage source such as Microsoft One Drive. Thumb drives fail and are not reliable backup storage devices.
Having a good and recent backup is your only real defense against ransom ware. Even if you pay the ransom and your data is unlocked, the demands will just keep coming to pay again and again.
If something bad shows up on your computer screen that you can't get rid of and you find you have lost control of your computer, immediately unplug your computer and its internet connection cable and call an expert. Response time is important.
Rename your wi-fi router. Don't leave brand name in the source ID such as "Netgear66." It helps people break into your system if they immediately know the manufacturer. Use a strong password to log on.
Best practice is to have four "go to" passwords and limit their specific use to these general activities.
- 1 Email - use it for email accounts.
- 2 Social Media - use for social media accounts and don't use this password for any other purpose.
- 3 Business - use for any business related things that need a password.
- 4 Financial - use it only for your financial dealings, make it robust and don't use auto save - always type it in fresh.

Thank you Sheri for the great presentation.

FINES

$BIG BELL - Kent Wood

$BELL - Heidi Howe - Retired 4/13 from the Sheriff's Dept. Will announce her candidacy for Washoe County Sheriff soon.

$BELL - Reg Willison

$25 - Patti Ireland - her real estate group sold and is now Oliver Real Estate.

$25 - Jason Morris - all tapped out after buying the family a boat and tow vehicle. Can't wait for warm weather and great family times.

GUESTS

Mr. Fontain - guest of Dave Behling

Sgt at Arms - ?

Pledge - John Howe

Thought - Ann Potts

4 Way Test - Press Clewe

We had a good group.

Bring a guest this week!

REMEMBER, the RSR membership growth initiative: You can now bring a bona fide prospective member as your guest to two meetings and the Club will pay for the guest's lunch. After that you need to start the membership application process.

NOTE: This was sent to the club via the new Reno South Rotary web site. So if you have comments or suggestions, please email Lawson Fox ellfoxx@live.com

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