National Independent Consumers and Farmers Association 3 October, 2009 Truth Farmer Debuts on Liberty Radio Network WHAT: Truth Farmer Debut on Liberty News Radio (LNR) WHERE: Listen live: http://libertynewsradio.com/listen.php or call 801.769.2970 WHEN: Saturday, October 3, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time After the debut, the show will air every Saturday, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Eastern time. Host Doreen Hannes is excited about this opportunity as the station is an up and comer with an excellent website that works well even with dial up! LNR has affiliate AM and FM stations around the country that can pick up Truth Farmer if they wish. So if you know anyone with a local station, please ask them to become a Liberty News Radio affiliate. Debbie Stockton, Executive Director of the National Independent Consumers and Farmers Association (NICFA) will join Doreen for the debut show Saturday. Visit www.NICFA.com to learn about its mission. Saturday's show will focus on developing direct and unregulated trade between consumers and farmers of all food, as well as dismantling the National Animal Identification System - by that name or any other name. Doreen Hannes is Director of Research for NICFA and is whole-heartedly dedicated to the mission of unregulated direct trade. Doreen looks forward to helping make direct trade viral in all States. Please join us and listen to Truth Farmer every Saturday, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Central http://libertynewsradio.com/ Listen live online: http://libertynewsradio.com/listen.php Listen live by calling: 801.769.2970 Call in on the air: 866.986.6397 (866.986.NEWS) www.NICFA.org National Independent Consumers and Farmers Association Our purpose is to promote and preserve unregulated direct farmer-to-consumer trade that fosters availability of locally grown or home-produced food products.. NICFA opposes any government funded or managed National Animal Identification System. National Independent Consumers and Farmers Association P.O. Box 884 : Amherst : VA : 24521 =

Suzie, here is how you can make your wireless network more secure. Perform the following steps: 1. In your internet browser, type 192.168.1.1 and hit ENTER 2. If you are asked for a User name and Password, the default name for both of them is: admin If you want to create a unique User name and Password for this access, you can do so, but make sure you remember what it is, or write it down. This user name and password allows access to your Linksys Setup Page. You can keep the default, or create your own. By creating your own user name and password, you are creating another layer of security for your wireless network. 3. You should next see the Linksys Wireless Router Setup Page. Click on the Wireless tab at the top, and then you will need to give your wireless network a name at the Network Name(SSID) location. This is the name that everyone will see, just like how you saw your neighbors wireless networks. If you give it a unique name, people will see it, but they probably won't know that it is your network. A second option is just below this area. If you click on "Disable" for the SSID Broadcast, your network will not be visible to the other networks around you. After you have made all your choices, you must click "Save Settings" at the bottom of the page for your changes to take effect. You should then see a message that says "Settings are successful". 4.Next, under the same Wireless tab, click on "Wireless Security". At the Security Mode option, click the drop-down arrow and choose WPA2-Personal; then choose TKIP encryption if not already chosen. Then, VERY IMPORTANT...you will need to choose a passphrase. The passphrase will be used to sign into your network, make it by using a combination of letters, numbers, and other characters (exclamation point, asterisk, pound sign, etc.) so that it will be difficult for a hacker to figure it out. Write down this pass phrase, and put it somewhere that you can find it and it is secure. If you can memorize it, that is even better. After you have done this, click Save Settings at the bottom, and you should now have a much more secure network!!!

I also got a netbook for use when traveling, my choice was to get the ATT air card for mine that way no matter where I am I can use the air card to connect. It is secure and I am the only one using it. When at home I can either plug directly into my router with an ethernet cable or use my air card until I move to a wireless router in the future. I had my cell phones with ATT anyway so I went with them but there are other companies that have air cards such as Verizon and Sprint, I did comparisons and the ATT and Verizon seemed the best and both are about the same price, there is a cost for the card but they had a rebate that paid fully for the card, I have a monthly fee for the card just like if it was a cell phone and in fact it does assign it a cell phone number. so anywhere you would have cell phone coverage you would be able to use it. I have not been anywhere yet that I did not get a signal. For the price they want to charge you for that one week you could pay for your air card for a month.

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