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Nfl Schedule 2011
November 9, 2011 by staff
Nfl Schedule 2011, Here is an updated version of my NFL Power Rankings as we get ready for Week 10. I'll update them every Tuesday throughout the season. Previous rankings in parenthesis:
32. (32) Indianapolis Colts: They've been outscored by a staggering 155 points during their agonizing 0-9 start. But guess what? I've got them beating the Jaguars at home this week to finally end the misery. No way do the Colts go 0-16.
31. (29) St. Louis Rams: Steven Jackson has put together consecutive solid rushing performances and another win this week at Cleveland will be enough to give the Rams their second win of the year. I don't know who will be watching, though.
30. (31) Miami Dolphins: Miami was overdue for a win and finally got its first of the season last week against Kansas City. Let's roll the dice here and say they make it two in a row when the lowly Redskins come to town.
29. (28) Seattle Seahawks: The losing streak hits four this week when the Ravens pay Seattle a visit. It won't be a kind one, either. Even an average effort by Baltimore should be enough for a comfortable win against a very bad Seahawks team.
28. (30) Arizona Cardinals: Pulled out a clutch win against St. Louis in overtime to snap a six-game slide. Unfortunately for them, they have to travel to Philadelphia this week to face an angry and mean Eagles team that may have just watched its season go down the drain following that loss to the Bears on Monday night. The Eagles can be exploited, but I doubt the Cardinals will figure out how to do it.
27. (27) Jacksonville Jaguars: They've scored an NFL-low 98 points and I won't be shocked if they fall to 0-5 on the road this week when they visit the winless Colts. Indianapolis has got to win a game at some point. I'll say it happens this week.
26. (25) Washington Redskins: How bad will it get in D.C. if the Redskins lose on the road this week to the Dolphins? Hey, it could happen. Miami trounced the Chiefs in Week 9.
25. (24) Cleveland Browns: The offense abandoned them in a loss to Houston. They won't need a whole lot to beat the Rams, though. If the defense can contain Steven Jackson, the Browns will win to move to 4-5. If Jackson goes for 100 or more, the Browns lose.
24. (23) Carolina Panthers: They could easily have two to three more wins at the very least. That's an encouraging sign for a team with a rookie quarterback and new coaching staff. We'll say they go ahead and beat the Titans this week at home.
23. (22) Minnesota Vikings: Good thing they were off last week. They needed it just to rest up for the Packers on Monday night in a game that could get out of hand very early. Minnesota needs to play a little nasty to have a chance and they have some nasty players to lead the charge.
22. (26) Denver Broncos: I'll go ahead and move them up four spot this week after the nice comeback win over Oakland. They gave a gutsy effort in that one, but will have to play a more complete game this week to beat the Chargers this week.
21. (20) Buccaneers: Coming off two straight losses, the Buccaneers host the Texans and can stay relevant in the NFC South with a win. I'm not expecting it. Houston is prone to collapses, but they're hungrier than the Bucs.
20. (19) San Diego Chargers: I wish I could drop them further, but just can't do it. Three straight losses have hurt their chance at winning the AFC West, although at least they put up a tangible fight against the Packers. It's time for San Diego to get on a roll, like Thursday night when they meet the Raiders.
19. (18) Kansas City Chiefs: I called these guys a tease last week and I wasn't wrong, because they got steamrolled by a previously winless Dolphins team 31-3. Now they get the Broncos in a game I'm not so sure they can win, either.
18. (16) Oakland Raiders: Blew a 10-point lead to lose to the Broncos. It was their second straight defeat. The Raiders are 4-4 and play Thursday night against the 4-4 Chargers in a pivotal AFC West matchup. One of those teams will win the division.
17. (13) Philadelphia Eagles: Gave away another big win, this time to the Bears on Monday night, and at 3-5, I think it's fair to finally write the Eagles off. They are the biggest disappointment in the league this season. Their defense is vastly overrated and Michael Vick seems to have taken a step back.
16. (17) Tennessee Titans: They're 4-4 and have let a good start fall to the wayside. Suddenly, they're not such a trendy pick anymore. In fact, I can see them losing to Cam Newton and the Panthers this week. By the way, there was a Chris Johnson sighting. He didn't do much of anything last week against the Bengals, but I did watch him play. What a total bust.
15. (21) Dallas Cowboys: OK, so they only beat the Seahawks last week, but it was a must-win for a Dallas team that has been pretty beat up lately. At 4-4, they aren't out of it. A victory at home against the Bills will keep them in the race for a wild card spot at the very least.
14. (15) Cincinnati Bengals: The winning streak is at five and if they beat the Steelers this week, I'll finally give the Bengals their due. At 6-2, you have to take them seriously, but again, I haven't been sold on them from the start. They'll have to beat Pittsburgh to prove to me they are legit.
13. (14) Chicago Bears: They've won three straight games to quickly get back into the playoff conversation, but it will be a week-to-week proposition for the Bears. The offensive line is playing much better and Matt Forte has been a beast. If they keep cutting back on the mistakes, they could overtake the Lions to perhaps snag a wild card berth. Something tells me the Bears will muck it up.
12. (12) Houston Texans: Aiming for their fourth straight win in Week 10 when they face the Buccaneers. This is a game the Texans truly need to pull away from Tennessee in the AFC South. If the offense plays up to form, it won't be a problem. They can outscore most teams.
11. (7) Buffalo Bills: Hate to drop them four pretty big spots, but let's face it, nobody thought the Bills were going to win the Super Bowl right? They're a great story and a very good, young team. But they aren't unbeatable and I can see them losing this week to the Cowboys, too.
10. (10) Atlanta Falcons: Rolled all over the Colts and now they get to host New Orleans in what should be an epic offensive display. I'm really starting to believe in the Falcons, although I had my doubts after that slow start to the season. Good to see rookie wide receiver Julio Jones finally get into the end zone.
9. (11) Detroit Lions: I know I have the Lions ranked ahead of one of the two teams that beat them, but that's because I still think the Lions are better than the Falcons. They might prove me wrong, though. We'll see how they do this week on the road against a Bears team that's won three in a row.
8. (8) New York Jets: The defense looked awesome against Buffalo last week. It has to be that good or even better this week to bring down Tom Brady and the Patriots. I'll say the winner ends up with the AFC East title. I'll also say it's been a long time since a Bill Belichick team has lost three straight games.
7. (4) New England Patriots: Have no choice but to drop them this far after consecutive defeats. At 5-3, they're still in the thick of the AFC East race, but they'll have to beat the rival Jets on the road this week to get back into the driver's seat. The Patriots need a deep-threat receiver in the worst way and their defense is way too soft.
6. (9) New York Giants: They move up three spots after sending the Patriots to their second straight loss. At 6-2, the NFC East looks like it runs through New York. Now they travel to San Francisco to face a 49ers team that has feasted on an easy schedule to go 7-1. If the Giants are for real, they'll beat the 49ers on the road.
5. (2) Pittsburgh Steelers: The four-game winning streak got snapped by rival Baltimore and now the Steelers play at the Bengals in a game they can't really afford to lose if they want to win the division. We'll see just how good the Bengals are this week. I won't pick against Pittsburgh, though.
4. (6) New Orleans Saints: The offense struggled for a second straight week, but at least New Orleans got by the Buccaneers. This week, it's a quick trip to Atlanta to face a surging Falcons team than can put up some points. It seems like the Saints play up the level of their competition, so expect the offense to sizzle this time.
3. (5) San Francisco 49ers: The 49ers face their biggest test since the Lions when they host the 6-2 New York Giants. San Francisco has been solid this year and is off to a 7-1 start. But this is the week I think they'll have a setback and start to slide a little. I'll give the 49ers credit, but I still think they're playing over their heads.
2. (3) Baltimore Ravens: Won the grudge match with Pittsburgh for a season sweep of the series. That makes two comeback wins in a row authored by Joe Flacco, who might finally start getting some credit in Baltimore. You know, unless he really screws up this week at Seattle. I'm still not sure who the best team is in the AFC, but the Ravens might be it at the moment.
1.(1) Green Bay Packers: The No. 1 team from the start of the year just keeps rolling. The Packers won their fifth game on the road, beating the Chargers behind four touchdown passes from Aaron Rodgers. The defense, though, allowed nearly 400 passing yards and four scores by Philip Rivers. Up next for 8-0 Green Bay is the visiting Vikings on Monday night.
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Bill O'Reilly Has Been Brian Williams-ing For Decades
After Brian Williams' (completely justified) fall from grace, Bill O'Reilly actually said something smart by suggesting people should start questioning other "news distortions." And so Mother Jones did exactly that by digging up Bill's repeated assertion over the decades that he was "on the ground" during the Falklands War. A claim he once used to shout down a retired air force colonel in 1999:
On his television show in 1999, O'Reilly responded to a letter from a retired Air Force colonel, who said he had flown 123 missions over Vietnam and who criticized O'Reilly for supporting military action in Kosovo, by citing his Falklands war days: "Hey, Colonel, did you ever have a hostile point an M-16 at your head from 10 yards away? That happened to me while I was covering the Falklands war."
Except Bill O'Reilly's own book and accounts from other journalists and CBS producers put him nowhere near the combat during the Falklands because only 30 British journalists were allowed on the island while everyone else was miles away eating delicious dinners:
American reporters were not on the ground in this distant war zone. "Nobody got to the war zone during the Falklands war," Susan Zirinsky, a longtime CBS News producer who helped manage the network's coverage of the war from Buenos Aires, tells Mother Jones. She does not remember what O'Reilly did during his time in Argentina. But she notes that the military junta kept US reporters from reaching the islands: "You weren't allowed on by the Argentinians. No CBS person got there."
That's how Bob Schieffer, who was CBS News' lead correspondent covering the Falklands war, recalls it: "Nobody from CBS got to the Falklands. I came close. We'd been trying to get somebody down there. It was impossible." He notes that NBC News reporter Robin Lloyd was the only American network correspondent to reach the islands. "I remember because I got my butt scooped on that," Schieffer says. "He got out there and we were all trying to get there." (Lloyd tells Mother Jones that he managed to convince the Argentine military to let him visit Port Stanley, the capital of the Falkland Islands, but he spent only a day there—and this was weeks before the British forces arrived and the fighting began.)
Schieffer adds, "For us, you were a thousand miles from where the fighting was. So we had some great meals."
Bill O'Reilly also embellished several "staring down the barrel of a gun" instances that didn't match his own footage or even his own reporting, but none of that will mean anything because we're talking about Fox News viewers who jizzed themselves over American Sniper and responded to the several debunked Chris Kyle claims with, "I can't hear you! Troops! LA LA LA LA LA!" On top of that, you have Bill O'Reilly himself now saying he never claimed to be specifically in the Falklands despite video evidence after video evidence of him doing exactly that. Then again, it's no secret video recordings have a liberal bias. I don't need the folks sitting at home in the Midwest that. Via Mediaite:
Despite the report being framed as O'Reilly claiming to be specifically in the Falkland Islands, O'Reilly firmly insisted he did no such thing. O'Reilly explained, "If you were assigned to a war, you put on your resume you covered the Falklands, the Middle East, El Salvador, wherever it is where you were sent. That is what journalists do."
Bill O'Reilly saying he missed Bill Moyers in the "war zones" of the Falklands:
And there are several more instances, but that's what happened when you elect a secret Muslim president who has satanic video editing powers from drinking aborted fetuses. We all knew this day was coming.
Bill O'Reilly Has His Own Brian Williams Problem – Mother Jones
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Interesting tsunami fact: During the Indian Ocean tsunami, elephants and flamingos were seen heading over to higher ground. Even dogs and other animals refused to leave their shelters resulting in only a few animal casualties. I guess, we should learn to take a cue from our friendly neighborhood critters next time.
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Ascension Parish sheriff's deputies arrested a Donaldsonville couple in a prostitution sting on Friday and booked a third person accused of trying to cover up evidence at their home, where deputies found drugs, a revolver and a dog that had died.
Harold Butler, 31, and his girlfriend Jessica Normand, also 31, were booked after they arrived at a hotel in Gonzales for what they thought was a prostitution operation, said Maj. Kevin Hanna with the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office.
Deputies had contacted Normand through a social media site for escort services, and she had agreed to meet Thursday — as long as her boyfriend could wait for them in an adjacent room, Hanna said.
When the two pulled up, Normand was arrested and later booked on counts of prostitution and felony contempt of court, while Butler was booked on a count of solicitation of prostitution for his role in transporting Normand, Hanna said. Butler has previously served time in federal prison on drug charges.
After the two were booked into prison, deputies learned that Butler allegedly called 22-year-old Marcus Wilson and told him to get rid of items at 1036 Nolan Ave. in Donaldsonville, where Butler lives with Normand, Hanna said.
Deputies arrived at the home to find Wilson inside, and he confessed to trying to take a 38-caliber revolver and some marijuana, Hanna said. After searching the home, deputies also found hydrocodone and "what appeared to be a deceased neglected dog," Hanna said.
The findings led to Wilson being booked on a count of obstruction of justice and to Butler receiving new counts: illegal carrying of weapons, possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and aggravated cruelty to animals.
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Removing Name on Lease Question: I am a tenant in a rent-stabilized building. Even though we have been divorced, the lease is still in both my name and my ex-wife's name.
She has given me legal possession of the lease through her attorney. Can I now request that her name be removed from the lease? . . . Robert Jones, Manhattan. Answer: Yes, as long as your ex-wife's decision to give you sole possession of the lease is in writing. In order to remove your wife's name from the lease, your landlord would need a court order or a written waiver in which she relinquishes her right to the lease.
"Without documentation," said Joseph D'Agosta, acting deputy commissioner for rent administration with the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, "a landlord would not have the authority to remove a tenant's name from the lease." Distressed Property Sales Question: I will be retiring soon and would like to buy a place in the Myrtle Beach, S. C., area. I do not know much about real estate there, but how can I find out about auctions or foreclosure sales in the area? Are there lists available? . . . Michael Frusci, Staten Island Answer: Maybe. You might start your search for lists of such houses with the Resolution Trust Corporation. It is the Federal agency responsible for disposing of properties owned by failed banks and savings and loan associations.
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We are unfamiliar with New York State laws on the matter. Are there rules that restrict prepayment penalties? . . . Vida Chu, Princeton, N.J. Answer: Yes. According to Claire Sykes, a spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Banking, any builder doing business in New York state can impose a prepayment penalty only during the first year of a mortgage loan.
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Myself, Mr. Triscari, and Ryan, a staff member at the studio, sat down for a little over 4 hours and went step by step through the whole video and put together a rough cut. I definitely saw firsthand how time consuming it is but how absolutely VITAL this step of the process is as well. It was a priceless experience to have to be put on the spot like that about making decisions for what I wanted and to really be forced to step up to the plate and not sit back and let someone else make the decisions for me. I also saw that even when you do wear the "hat" of the producer, it definitely does not mean you know everything and can't take someone else's advice. If you are working with good people who you know you can trust, there needs to be some give and take as well in regards to the decisions that are made in the editing room. I felt like it was a priceless learning experience to see what it was like to be sitting in that position."-- Michelina Friss, Camp Hill, PA


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List of Merits and Flaws: I know this is what you all came for. A compilation of Merits and Flaws from a number of WoD sourcebooks, plus a few original. In a simple "easy-to-print" format.
List of Character Archetypes: Another compilation list, this for those who are having trouble finding that perfect nature or demeanor for your character. Also in simpler page design for easier printing.
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2017 Annual Company Picnic
What a great day for bbq, a scavenger hunt and the playground. Perfect weather for a picnic!
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2017 Chili Cook Off
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20 year anniversary of Acropolis Technology Group!
Wow, it is hard to believe it has been 20 years at Acropolis.
As Acropolis Technology Group celebrates twenty years in business, my brother (Brad) and I would like to thank both our employees and the thousands of client's who have been here over the years. We want to make an honorable mention to the people who began this journey with us over 15 years ago: Gary Sanner, Kevin Geiger, Sugi Rule, John Yarborough, Barton Olney & Pat Shansey. It is difficult to put into words the impact you have made on our Acropolis Family. Your loyalty, compassion, and dedication are the foundation for all of the greatness over the years.
It is impossible to adequately describe what these 20 years have been like. Exciting, challenging, scary, humbling, and awesome are just a few that come to mind. We have experienced every adjective listed in the English language yet we still achieve improvement above all else. We are in the business of facing challenges and look forward to it every day. Here's to never forgetting the past 20 years and reinventing the next 20 with all of you!
Best Regards,
Tracy Butler Brad Butler
Small Business Monthly Award
Acropolis was awarded for "Top 5 IT Companies in St. Louis" listed by the St. Louis Small Business Monthly. We were very honored to accept this award. It was a tremendous luncheon.
Miles For Meso Race
The Acropolis team had a great time running and volunteering at this awesome charity event to support cancer research and the victims of mesothelioma. We will be back next year Simmons Hanly Conroy!
Company Day at Six Flags
It was a great day to combine our work/home families together for some food and fun!
Acropolis Pictionary Tournament
We had a great time bonding over beers and bad drawings!
Acropolis Annual Family BBQ/Picnic
The Acropolis team had a great time bonding with family and co-workers at the annual BBQ over at Shaw Park. Thanks to everyone who came out and helped make the evening a success!
Acropolis re-certifies PCI compliance
Merchant Services Company Clearent has re-certified Acropolis Technology Group as PCI DSS compliant.
PCI DSS is a company specific certification that looks not only at your handling of credit card information but also the processes and security in the handling of payment data. PCI compliance is a company by company standard. Acropolis hosting services are PCI friendly meaning that our security and services will never be the reason that our clients are not PCI compliant. We are SSAE16-Type II certified validating that Acropolis operations adhere and follow strict policies regarding security and operations.
Acropolis 3rd Thursday at Elijah P's
Monthly happy hour! Good eats & drinks!
The Acropolis team recently celebrated the start of 2016 at our annual Kickoff Party at Dave & Busters in St. Charles, Mo. Click here for some photos from the event.
Five Windows 10 Tips and Tricks
Whether you're getting ready to move from Windows 7 or 8 to Windows 10 or have been up and running on the new operating system for some time now, there are a ton of great features - some obvious and some not-so-obvious - that can make your experience much better. Click through for five features you should add to your arsenal.
Acropolis adds capacity to the Acropolis Business Cloud
We've recently expanded the capacity of Acropolis' Business Cloud. Read on to see if our cloud (or any cloud) is right for you.
Paint Night at Acropolis 8/20/15
A special thank you to the entire ESOP Committee and especially Sugi and Peggy for planning Paint Night at Acropolis. We had 25 participants and many spectators (beer and wine consumers) getting together last Thursday for the August Night Out. Come to find out, some are pretty artistic and….. some are not… We are all looking forward to next month's event touring haunted houses in Alton, Il.
Acropolis Technology Group implements ESOP
Mr. Tracy Butler, and Mr. Bradley Butler, Founders of Acropolis Technology Group, announced that their company has formed an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) and has joined the growing list of companies whose employees are stakeholders. When the transaction is completed, Acropolis President Mr. Tracy Butler stated that the employees of Acropolis will own 30% of the Company.
Understanding USB Security Risks
Think about how many devices you connect via a USB port daily. Cell phones, tablets, keyboards, mice, thumb drives are just to name a few. How secure are these devices?
IRS and US-CERT Cautions Users: Prepare for Heightened Phishing Risk This Tax Season
As the tax deadline approaches, the IRS and US-CERT have cautioned users on heightened rish of phishing this tax season.
Acropolis March 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss handling a major data breach, reducing workplace distractions and how to crop a photo in Photoshop CS5.
Acropolis February 2015 Newsletter
In the February Acropolis newsletter, we discuss how to remove duplicates in Excel, best practices for email, and preparing for risks and disasters.
Five Cloud Considerations for 2015
The cloud, once hyped as the latest technology trend, is now considered an essential IT system component. Rather than cloud adoption being an "if" conversation, it has shifted to a matter of when and how.Read on for five considerations for the cloud in 2015.
Plan Ahead for Data Protection
When protecting your data, preparation is key. Read on for why you should plan ahead to step up your data protection.
7 Common Misconceptions of Outsourcing IT
To outsource IT, or to not outsource IT? That is the question.
16 Handy Tips, Tricks and New Features for iOS 8 Users
With iOS 8 making its way to users, here are 16 tips, tricks, and new features below that'll help you make the most of your iPhone or iPad.
Acropolis October 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss who now is the right time to migrate away from Windows XP, protecting yourself against social media scams, using PivotTables in Excel and tips for putting your disaster recovery plan into action.
Acropolis September 2014 Newsletter
In the September issue, we discuss Office 365, combating bad email habits, presentation tips and more.
E-Cycle to Help Reduce Waste and Hazardous Materials in Your Community
Electronic waste is growing exponentially and currently contributes 70 percent of the toxic materials in landfills. Here, Acropolis outlines opportunities to e-cycle in the St. Louis area.
Acropolis August 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss Windows XP security, maintaining engagement in virtual meetings, developing forms in Microsoft Word 2014, and protecting your organization from various disasters.
Get Fit - Acropolis completes the Warrior Dash and Wood River Triathlon
August 9, 2014 - Several Acropolonians trained for and competed in two events over this past weekend; The 29th Annual Wood River Sprint Triathlon and the Warrior Dash. Tracy Butler, James Turnbaugh, John Yarborough and Scott Ramage all completed the triathlon. For two members it was their first event since having surgery on a shoulder and an ankle.
Laura Jacobs competed in the Warrior Dash with her teenage son. Everyone is sore but very pleased with their performances with several significantly lowering their times from last year.
Great Work to all!
Acropolis July 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss the dangers of counterfeit software, the benefits of workplace wellness programs and utilizing read receipts in Outlook 2010 and 2013.
Understanding How Security Compliance Impacts Your Business
Our ever-expanding online world requires constant vigilance to keep cyber criminals at bay. As new systems and software updates happen, hackers are hard at work searching for security flaws to break into networks and compromise data.
Acropolis June 2014 Newsletter
In the June issue of the Acropolis newsletter, we discuss best practices for effectively giving employee feedback, information on protecting yourself from "deceptive downloads," and technology trends that your business can't afford to ignore.
In this issue, Acropolis announces its Service Organization Control (SOC) 1, Type II Examination, security habits of highly effective PC users, how develop talent in your organization across generations and more!
Acropolis successfully completes its Service Organization Control (SOC) 1, Type II examination
We are pleased to announce that Acropolis Technology Group has successfully completed its Service Organization Control (SOC) 1, Type II examination in accordance with the Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements (SSAE) 16. SSAE 16 provides globally-recognized guidelines for companies to assess the integrity and effectiveness of their provider's internal service controls and processes.
Encrypt Text Messages and Phone Calls on your Android
Here we review two apps designed to secure text messages and phone calls on Android devices.
Understand the Internet Explorer Security Vulnerability and Minimize Your Risk
You may have heard about a critical security vulnerability affecting Internet Explorer. Our team at Acropolis would like to make you aware of the issue and provide recommendations as Microsoft and Acropolis work to remedy the issue.
Acropolis April 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss the importance of modern technology for small businesses, smartphone security, and tips for managing your passwords.
Common Viruses and Healthy Habits to Avoid Them
Viruses are like the secret agents of the cyber world; always pretending to be something they are not in order to get information from you (spyware anyone?). To help you deal with these sneaky pests, we have compiled a list of ways to counter them, so you can be your very own cyberspy.
Acropolis March 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss the future of Windows XP, dealing with chatty coworkers, how to manage clutter in your inbox and mobile security tips.
4 Privacy Tips for Your iOS 7 Device
Original Author: Dennis O'Reilly, CNet.com
Keep your location to yourself; block people in Phone, Messages, and FaceTime; give Safari trackers the boot; and see a link's URL before you follow it.
If you haven't upgraded your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to iOS 7 yet, there's only one question: What are you waiting for? That's not to say the new version of Apple's mobile OS is perfect. Here are four iOS 7 privacy settings you may want to review.
Acropolis February 2014 Newsletter
In this issue, we discuss the future of Windows XP, our top 5 security tactics and a comparison between Windows 7 and 8.1.
3 Multitasking Features in Windows to Maximize Your Screen Space
Original Author: Ian Paul, PCWorld.com
There's an old saying that the more money you have, the more you want. That's how I feel about external monitors. I've got two, but three sure would be useful. And four? Don't get me started.
But when you don't have enough monitors in your life, you start learning how to maximize the space you do have. Here's how to get the most out of your PC's "desk space" using three features built into Windows.
Acropolis 2014 Kick Off Party
Acropolonians celebrated the start of 2014 with our annual Kickoff Party at the Brunswick Zone in St. Charles, Missouri. We discussed plans for the upcoming year, bowled (we're still better at IT than bowling) and played some laser tag.
The Acropolis team celebrated the holidays at the Lemp Mansion
The Acropolis team recently gathered at the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis to celebrate the holidays and a successful 2013. They enjoyed an interactive mystery theater show during dinner.
The evening began with Acropolis President Tracy Butler announcing the annual MVP awards, designed to recognize exemplary employees who went above and beyond the call of duty in the past year.
The world's worst Viking - "Logan the Kiwi" conquers another service request
In an epic battle of good versus evil the world's only viking born on a tropical island conquers another client request. "There was a moment where I wasn't sure who would survive" says Josh Nicholson at Acropolis. " I thought he was going to ask a fellow NOC engineer for help or worse, consult Google but with a bold move closed the ticket. Truly Epic!"
Great work Logan! Now, about the dragonship in the parking lot?
Congratulations to several Acropolonians in completing their first triathlon
Acropolis Technology Group is proud to announce the completion of our wellness initiative for 2013. Acropolis partnered with the Metro East Tri Club in the Fit to be Tri'd triathlon challenge. The challenge was for anyone at Acropolis who wanted a jump start to fitness could sign up with training support from the tri club culminating in the completion of the longest running triathlon in the area, the Wood River Triathlon. Acropolis had 8 complete the event this weekend with several being first timers. At the same time, a fellow Acropolonian, Jeff Harris, was competing and completed his first Olympic distance triathlon at Carlyle Lake!
Congratulations to Barton, Kevin, Brad, Tracy, Scott, Laura, James, and John! All have said they want to do it again next year!
Acropolis opens our new break room
Today Acropolis would like to thank EVERYONE that has worked so hard to give us the opportunity to add our new improved break room. Our hope is that our team accepts this very small token of our success and know how much we appreciate what the Acropolonians do each and every day. On behalf of everyone on the executive team we hope that our staff enjoys a nice area to take a breather, grab a soda & enjoy a snack.
Thank You! Your input on making this an even better place to work is appreciated.
We are soo much better at IT than bowling
It's a good thing we are better at technology than we are at bowling because aside from a few, we aren't that good at bowling! The service team spent the evening bowling at Tropicana Lanes on April 24th. If pitchers of beer, pizza, and chicken bites were a sport we would hold our own.
Great time had by all and I would like to attest for the fact that the pin guard does withstand a 16 pound ball thrown by MIke Scott.
2013 Acropolis Ranked in Global Managed Service List for the third consecutive year!
February 19, 2013: Acropolis Technology Group has landed on Nine Lives Media's sixth-annual MSPmentor 501 Global Edition (http://www.mspmentor.net/top501), a distinguished list and report identifying the world's top 501 managed service providers (MSPs). This year's report has been expanded extensively to include:
• MSPmentor 501 Global Edition
• MSPmentor 100 Small Business Edition (top MSPs with 10 or fewer employees)
• MSPmentor 200 North America Edition
"To be recognized as an industry leader once is a great honor, but three times in a row is a great testament to the hard work and contributions that everyone makes everyday at Acropolis!"
Interchange Technologies joins Acropolis Technology Group
Today we are pleased to announce that Interchange Technologies, Inc has merged with Acropolis Technology Group. The combined teams of Acropolis Technology Group and Interchange would like to welcome you! We truly feel that combining our two organizations will provide services previously unavailable and together we are a better organization than we were apart. Interchange has provided consulting, technology management, and large project based services to the St. Louis community for 18 years. In addition to the services and engineers that Interchange clients have come to rely on, Acropolis brings a team of professionals recognized nationally as a leading Managed Service Provider. Acropolis has been in business servicing the region since 1996 and has been serving many of the areas finest businesses and organizations for over 15 years. Our combined organization of over 50 professionals are here for you when you need us.
Acropolonians Get Fit by doing ToughMudder
On 10/14/2012 16 Acropolonians attempted and conquered an 11 mile endurance event held in Poplar Bluff, Missouri called the ToughMudder (http://toughmudder.com). The ToughMudder is a race that is held throughout the country that challenges it contestants both physically and mentally and focuses on teamwork and your ability to overcome.
We are pleased to announce Sextant Technology Partners has merged with Acropolis Technology Group
Today we are pleased to announce that Sextant Technology Partners has merged with Acropolis Technology Group. The combined teams of Acropolis Technology Group and Sextant Technology Partners would like to welcome you! We truly feel that combining our two organizations will provide services previously unavailable and together we are a better organization than we were apart. Sextant has provided consulting, technology management, and disaster recovery services to the St. Louis community for thirty years. In addition to the services and engineers that Sextant clients have come to rely on, Acropolis brings a team of professionals recognized nationally as a leading Managed Service Provider. Acropolis has been in business servicing the region since 1996 and as a Gold member of the St. Louis ALA Chapter we have been consulting the legal community as well for over a decade. Our combined organization of nearly 40 professionals is here for you when you need us.
Acropolis Technology Group spent the day at Six Flags. Click on the link for some pics of the day!
Congratulations Justin on passing the CCNA Exam
Acropolis is pleased to announce the System Engineer Justin Henn passed his Cisco Certified Network Engineer exam with a near perfect 973/1000 score!
Great Job Justin!
Acropolis Seclected as 2012 Best in Business Award Winner (July 2012)
Acropolis Technology Group was selected as one of the Best IT Firms in St. Louis. Each year, the Small Business Monthly polls their readership to select the best companies across many industries. Acropolis was selected in the category of "Best IT Firm".
We would like to thank all of our dedicated employees for their tireless effort. We would also like to thank our clients for not just enjoying our relationship but taking the time to vote.
A link to the entire list can be found here.
Acropolis Technology Group Supports 8th Annual Simmons Foundation Golf Tourrnament (June 2012)
For the 8th straight year Acropolis Technology Group is a proud Eagle Sponsor of the Simmons Foundation Golf Tournament Benefitting the Burns Recovered Support Group. This organization was formed in 1983 by a group of of burn survivors with the assistance of members of the burn care team at St. John's Mercy Medical
Acropolis gives a sincere thanks with Pappy's BBQ open house event
Acropolis welcomed over 80 clients, vendors, and friends of Acropolis on June 28th with an open house and BBQ. We served Pappys Smokehouse (bovted best BBQ in St. Louis).
Acropolis June 2012 Newsletter
In this issue we invite you to our Open House and Barbecue event, we discuss mobile security, a business continuity plan gives you one less thing to worry about, and a business continuity tip.
Acropolis Supports Saint Anthony's Foundation 12th Annual Charity Golf Tournament 6/4/2012
The Saint Anthony's Foundation held their 12th annual Charity Golf tournament and Lockhaven Country club on Monday June 4th, 2012. Between both morning and noon starts there were over 60 teams participating to help raise funds to benefit Saint Anthony's Cancer Services.
Butler selected to the 2012 100 St. Louisans to know list by Small Business Monthly Magazine
Tracy Butler, Acropolis Technology Group, Selected to the 2012 list of 100 St. Louisans To Know.
Almost 16 years ago, Tracy Butler and his brother, Brad Butler, started Acropolis Technology Group to provide high-quality IT services and IT support to St. Louis businesses. Today, Butler and his team have been active in building the concept of managed services in St. Louis. Butler has been one of the pioneers of the concept of remotely watching computer systems and helping to fix issues before they break. Whether it's through managed services or other technical capabilities, Butler is dedicated to helping other business owners grow their businesses.
Acropolis Technology Group is pleased to announce the addition of office space to our Clayton location
Due to our unprecedented growth, Acropolis Technology Group has added an additional 50% to the square footage of their Clayton office. This expansion will primarily be used to make room for additional Managed Service, Account Management, and Project Management staff.
This additional space will allow us to continue to focus on providing flexible on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud hosting and management solutions to our St. Louis-based clients and St. Louis regional small business customers.
We are excited about the continued growth and expansion of Acropolis Technology Group.
Our address remains unchanged:
Acropolis Technology Group
300 Hunter Avenue, Suite 103
St. Louis, MO 63124
Acropolis Ranked in Global Managed Service List for a second time in a row on MSPMentor.net
Acropolis Technology Group has landed on Nine Lives Media's fifth-annual MSPmentor 100 Global Edition, a distinguished list identifying the world's top 100 managed service providers (MSPs).
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On a more serious note, Hody has stabbed Decken, Luffy and Bro-hoshi have finally reached Hody and are about to fight him and the 1-on-1 fights of the SH will start next week. Yesh, they do drag this arc on forever! Looks like they really try to prevent the anime from catching up any time soon. I'm pretty certain they will squeeze in some filler arc at the end of FI. Or at least something like post-Enies-Lobby.
Saturday Special
Gal just informed me there will be a special episode next Saturday. Basically it's the entire Arlong Park Arc in one Episode. It's titled Nami Special. Needless to say I'm looking forward to
rip it apart and flame the hell out of it write a review on it. Stay tuned!


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