Archives: 2007 July

Common knowledge is the fact that government programs - in the form of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Medicaid – are very important for people with disabilities in need, as they provide cash benefits as well as important medical coverage and long- term supports and services.  The income level and financial resources of an individual […]

Traditionally, the Last Will and Testament is the centerpiece of the estate plan. Although the living trust, in some instances, has replaced the Will as a means of transferring assets at death, every good estate plan includes a Will.
It is important to understand what a Will does.  A Will addresses three primary concerns after your death:

Who gets […]

Up until a couple years ago, technology policies and procedures were often poorly written internal documents (if written at all) used when something went wrong. They were almost never reviewed by anyone other than a few select individuals and no one really cared about the contents
Now, technology documentation is part of the Vendor Due Diligence […]

I’m involved in a new site that is just getting some feet at www.dogcontract.com - the premise is obvious. 
For some reason, there seems to be a dearth of commercially available dog contracts. This isn’t a “make money” proposition. Instead, the aim is to promote responsible dog ownership.
Breeders must look out for several things when working with a […]

1. Diagram your current network and identify each network device. How critical is each device?
 
2. Assuming you have a DR network, how does it differ from your current network? Can it handle the load that will be put on it if a disaster occurs? Do you have adequate network documentation for the DR network?
3. How […]