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Today's Cool Site... What are your children saying?I always stress the importance of monitoring your children's computer usage. You want to know to whom they talk online. You also want to know what they're saying. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done. Slang is constantly changing. So, what if your child uses unfamiliar words online or off? You could ask your child what they mean. That's probably the best approach. But maybe you don't want to do that. In that case, I recommend Urban Dictionary. It contains millions of slang definitions. Visitors can add definitions. That means it's constantly updated. So, there's a good chance you'll find the word you need to know! As you would expect, there are plenty of foul words on Urban Dictionary. Many of the words and ideas will offend you. But you need to know what your children are saying. KEEP YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS UP-TO-DATE Every day, Team Komando produces some of the best content you'll find anywhere on the Internet. Here is a sampling of what's new on our site today! • Enter Today: How important are the files you keep on your computer? My guess is priceless! Never worry about computer crashes again with a full year's subscription to Carbonite's online backup service. You'll also get a full year's subscription to Kim's Club and my Tips Book Package too! All of this is valued at $150. Enter to win here! • Video of the Day: Tornadoes are dangerous. Midwesterners know; when the sirens sound, they take shelter. But this guy chases twisters. • Digital Minute, on your radio: The election is next week. But there's still plenty of time for dirty tricks. I'll tell you about some to avoid. • Free Download of the Day: It's easy to foul up your iTunes library. Dead tracks can cause a mess. Here's a program to clean them up. • Tip on the site: Listening to audiobooks is generally nice on an iPod. However, sometimes you get crackling. Try these ways to banish it. TO VISIT TODAY'S COOL SITE, GO HERE:
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