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Prying Eyes : Protect Your Privacy From People Who Sell to You, Snoop on You, or Steal From You
Eric Gertler
$2.31

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You leave an electronic trail every time you use a credit card, rent a DVD, mail in a rebate form, go to the doctor, open a bank account, or surf the Internet at home and at work.

News stories about identity theft, anti-terrorist legislation, cyber-stalking, marketing databases, and employer surveillance practices are evidence that your privacy is violated more and more every day. Using examples from real-life situations, Prying Eyes reveals how, often without your knowledge, people use your personal information to sell to you, snoop on you, and steal from you.

Eric Gertler reveals how to minimize your exposure in every facet of life–at home, at the office, on vacation, at the store, at the doctor’s office, online, and on your cell phone. Beyond reporting and speculation, Prying Eyes will empower you to take charge of your personal information before someone else does.

You will learn:
·How information about your bank account, credit, and purchases is tracked, stored, and accessed–and how to limit your exposure.
·How to protect yourself from identity theft–and how to recover if you’ve been a victim.
·Risks to your privacy at work–why it is important to separate your personal life from your business life.
·Threats to your medical files–who has access to them how they’re commonly mishandled, and how to prevent information from getting into the wrong hands.

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Katherine Bernhardt: The Magnificent Excess of Snoop Dogg
Katherine Bernhardt
$16.94

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Katherine Bernhardt's The Magnificent Excess of Snoop Dogg is a lush and punchy artist's book. Jerry Saltz has called Bernhardt's style "a hybrid of funk, punk, pop and every kind of Expressionism, be it abstract, neo-, German or East Village. She paints things I'm often suspicious of or have seen too many times before: fashion models, consumer goods and pop stars...Yet Bernhardt's work--for all its flaws--sends me." In this volume, Bernhardt juxtaposes her fashion model and celebrity paintings with the media images she uses for source material. A scrappily painted portrait of an anorexic looking, large-headed Kate Moss shares a spread with its source photograph--so we can see that Bernhardt has indeed captured its essence faithfully. Also included are a photo-tour of Bernhardt's studio, candid snapshots and revealing essays by critic and curator Nick Stillman and painter Lisa Ruyter.

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The Privacy Plan : How to Keep What You Own Secret From High-Tech Snoops, Lawyers and Con Men
Robert J. Mintz
$184.97

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Your private financial information--details about your bank accounts, stock ownership, and real estate--can now be accessed on the Internet. Anyone can find out what you own and how much you have. The Privacy Plan provides and in-depth look at the tactics and the business of the "information brokers"-a new breed of online cybersleuths who locate your accounts and financial records and sell the results to anyone who wants to know more about you.

The Privacy Plan is more than just an alarming real life story. The authors have set out a clear an direct strategy for protecting you from the dangers of these privacy intrusions.

You will learn how to hold your home, savings and business in a simple and convenient form to make what you own legally private and confidential. No one will know what you have or how much you are worth--unless you choose to tell them. And you don't have to go offshore or hide your money in a Swiss bank. Everthing can be held right where it is now--without complications or unnecessary expense.

The Privacy Plan gives you the best insider advice from the top legal experts in the field. it is your personal guide for taking back your financial privacy and protecting what you own from anyone who has no right to know your business.

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Snoops in the City
Darlene Gardner
$0.10

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In Florida, twenty-five years old Tori Whitley knows it is time for her to become independent as her brother the architect and her sister the pediatrician have been. However, when you have no skills and are used to depending on others it is hard to obtain a decent job. However, her cousin Eddie Sassenbury down in Boca Raton offers her work as his assistant in his private sleuthing business that has many clients. Tori rationalized that if that loser Eddie can succeed she should easily be able to perform undercover work.

Eddie assigns his apprentice to tail Seahaven businessman Grady Palmer to determine what kind of person he is. She immediately thinks her mark has a cute butt, but is mortified when Grady realizes she is tailing him. Instead of being angry or trying to slip away, Grady invites her to accompany him. As they travel together, they fall in love, but Tori worries because the customer may always be right, but no one will hurt her Grady, not even her.

This amusing romantic romp is reminiscent of the 1930s screwball comedies. Tori is a terrific protagonist struggling to prove she can be a professional sleuth vs. her growing love for Grady, who is a nice person. The support cast including a feline adds dementia to a wild southern Florida tale.

Harriet Klausner

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The Second Street Snoops
Nancy Sweetland
$9.95

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DETECTING DONE HERE The Second Street Snoops YOU HAVE A MYSTERY? WE’LL MAKE IT HISTORY! This is the sign that Alfie and Betts Binks put in the window on the first day of summer vacation. And it‘s not long before people ask them to solve all sorts of exciting and interesting mysteries. Whether they search for a missing letter A, the Pastor’s lost key, a flyaway swarm of bees or work to solve the puzzle of the colorful cat, Alfie and Betts (as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson) are quickly on the case. Read all eight mysteries and see whether you can solve them before Alfie and Betts do!