If you have a need to find a missing family member or relative, the Australian Electoral Roll is updated daily and the daily updated Australian Electoral Roll can be viewed by computer, at the Australian Electoral Roll National State & Divisional Offices.
Please click on the web site link below that will take you to the Australian Electoral Roll National State & Divisional Offices address lists. You will need to look for the web site text link on the top of the next web page after clicking on the web site link below, "Also see Divisional Offices."
Click on this website text link "Also see Divisional Offices" then when the next web page opens, scroll to the bottom left hand corner of the web page, where you will see further web site text links that take you to the addresses for all of the Divisional Offices. At these address locations, the daily updated Australian Electoral Roll information can be searched by computer free of charge.
AEC National State & Divisional Offices
If your search for a missing family member or relative requires historic information, the National Library has the Australian Electoral Roll from past years on microfiche film that can be viewed at the National Library in Canberra ACT.
National Library
PJL 13th January 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Trace Email Sender
If you have received an email and you would like to attempt to locate the source IP address based on the email headers (where did the email come from). Just copy and paste the full email headers of the email you have received into the box, by clicking the web site link below, then paste the email headers information into the box and click on "get source."
HOW TO OBTAIN EMAIL HEADERS
To obtain email headers information from an email, go to the menu and click on "file" when you have an email open, then click on "properties" and you will see another window open that states "details." Click on "details" and then right click and "select all" of the email headers text in the window. Then select "copy." Now you are ready to "paste" the email headers text into the box you can view by visiting the web site link below. "Paste" the email headers text into the box and click on "get source." When this is done, scroll down the page and you will be given some location details regarding an attempt to locate the source IP address (where did the email come from). Good luck.
Trace Email Sender
PJL 12th January 2010
HOW TO OBTAIN EMAIL HEADERS
To obtain email headers information from an email, go to the menu and click on "file" when you have an email open, then click on "properties" and you will see another window open that states "details." Click on "details" and then right click and "select all" of the email headers text in the window. Then select "copy." Now you are ready to "paste" the email headers text into the box you can view by visiting the web site link below. "Paste" the email headers text into the box and click on "get source." When this is done, scroll down the page and you will be given some location details regarding an attempt to locate the source IP address (where did the email come from). Good luck.
Trace Email Sender
PJL 12th January 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
China sends Rio Espionage Case to Prosecutors
China sends Rio espionage case to prosecutors
PJL 11th January 2010
PJL 11th January 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors
It is that time of the year again when business winds down in various industries with invoices needing to be paid, that can become short term or long term debts. With the recent economic slowdown you may find it challenging to have some payment plans honored promptly. It is worth while knowing how to go about collecting those payments promptly and legally to the satisfaction of the creditor, collector and the debtor.
A Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors that is a joint publication by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) & the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) is available online.
We think it is quite worth your while knowing that the Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors exists and can be used by anyone.
Please click on the website link below to go the web page where the Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors can be downloaded in PDF free of charge.
Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors
PJL 10th January 2010
A Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors that is a joint publication by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) & the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) is available online.
We think it is quite worth your while knowing that the Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors exists and can be used by anyone.
Please click on the website link below to go the web page where the Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors can be downloaded in PDF free of charge.
Debt Collection Guideline for Collectors & Creditors
PJL 10th January 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Watching The Detectives 2nd Edition by Deborah Locke
It is extremely pleasing to see the second edition of Watching The Detectives by Deborah Locke former NSW Police Detective, back on the shelves again.
Watching The Detectives is about Deborah Locke and her career as a NSW Police Officer. The book explores police corruption and mismanagement.
Deborah Locke a gutsy woman who couldn't help being true to what she believed in, is the author of the second edition of Watching The Detectives a NSW Police novel.
Watching The Detectives has become a source of information for the latest production in the Underbelly series, Underbelly 3.
More information about the book and ordering the book, Watching The Detectives can be viewed by visiting the website link below.
Watching The Detectives 2nd Edition by Deborah Locke
PJL 9th January 2010
Watching The Detectives is about Deborah Locke and her career as a NSW Police Officer. The book explores police corruption and mismanagement.
Deborah Locke a gutsy woman who couldn't help being true to what she believed in, is the author of the second edition of Watching The Detectives a NSW Police novel.
Watching The Detectives has become a source of information for the latest production in the Underbelly series, Underbelly 3.
More information about the book and ordering the book, Watching The Detectives can be viewed by visiting the website link below.
Watching The Detectives 2nd Edition by Deborah Locke
PJL 9th January 2010
Eavesdropping on Your Computer Conversations
It's becoming terrifying knowing that someone from a remote computer can eavesdrop on your computer by tapping into your computer's microphone with software programs available online.
Some Communications Authorities and Security Agencies are discussing drawing up security recommendations after internet experts found that notebook computers with internal microphones are vulnerable to electronic eavesdropping.
There have been discussions about having switches installed on manufactured notebooks to enable a computer's microphone to be turned on and off as needed to prevent eavesdropping of computers in an office, home or of a mobile computer user.
A simple process can be applied to prevent an eavesdropper tapping into your computer's microphone using remote computer microphone eavesdropping software.
If your current computer doesn't have an external switch to turn off the computer's microphone, you can place a 3.5mm pin, or audio jack etc.. into the microphone pin socket on the computer, to disable the computer's microphone from picking up audio sound from around the computer.
The 3.5mm pin or audio jack shouldn't have a wire terminating to a device but any wire should be trimmed right at the end of the 3.5mm pin or audio jack body, leaving the 3.5mm pin or audio jack to measure approximately 30mm to 40mm in length.
You may find that you have to source a suitably sized pin or audio jack to fit the correct size of the computer's microphone socket, although 3.5mm is a common size.
Please view the program called SpyOn Voice that is used to eavesdrop on computer operators by clicking on the website link below.
SpyOn Voice - Eavesdropping On Your Computer Conversations
PJL 9th January 2010
Some Communications Authorities and Security Agencies are discussing drawing up security recommendations after internet experts found that notebook computers with internal microphones are vulnerable to electronic eavesdropping.
There have been discussions about having switches installed on manufactured notebooks to enable a computer's microphone to be turned on and off as needed to prevent eavesdropping of computers in an office, home or of a mobile computer user.
A simple process can be applied to prevent an eavesdropper tapping into your computer's microphone using remote computer microphone eavesdropping software.
If your current computer doesn't have an external switch to turn off the computer's microphone, you can place a 3.5mm pin, or audio jack etc.. into the microphone pin socket on the computer, to disable the computer's microphone from picking up audio sound from around the computer.
The 3.5mm pin or audio jack shouldn't have a wire terminating to a device but any wire should be trimmed right at the end of the 3.5mm pin or audio jack body, leaving the 3.5mm pin or audio jack to measure approximately 30mm to 40mm in length.
You may find that you have to source a suitably sized pin or audio jack to fit the correct size of the computer's microphone socket, although 3.5mm is a common size.
Please view the program called SpyOn Voice that is used to eavesdrop on computer operators by clicking on the website link below.
SpyOn Voice - Eavesdropping On Your Computer Conversations
PJL 9th January 2010
Friday, January 8, 2010
Workers Compensation Claims - Don't Take a Biased View
Throughout 2009 it was interesting to see the number and specific types of workers compensation claims on the rise. There was a trend identified where employees had been stood down from jobs and workers compensation claims made for stress and back related injuries. Although this was the trend identified from investigation work our business had undertaken, one can't take a biased view to a workers compensation claim when providing evidence for a case.
We would like you to view a short but interesting video relating to a McDonalds Workers Compensation Claim & Case involving the shooting of a McDonalds male employee that was still being decided in 2009.
McDonalds Workers Compensation Claim
McDonalds Workers Compensation Shooting Claim Further Information
PJL 8th January 2010
We would like you to view a short but interesting video relating to a McDonalds Workers Compensation Claim & Case involving the shooting of a McDonalds male employee that was still being decided in 2009.
McDonalds Workers Compensation Claim
McDonalds Workers Compensation Shooting Claim Further Information
PJL 8th January 2010
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