SAFE FACEBOOK?

There is nowhere to hide on Facebook. The social media giant plans to finalize the removal of the privacy setting that allows users to control who can search their name.

The company first rolled out its plans to eliminate the service in December 2012. Last year’s privacy-policy update ditched the security setting for members who were not using it, but now those who have the filter enabled have nowhere to hide.

This decision is part of an effort to enhance Facebook's search feature, which included an upgrade to the Social Graph to allow users to search almost anything.

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THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

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THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE FOR 2013
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2013 is to be awarded to the
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons (OPCW) for its extensive efforts to eliminate
chemical weapons.

During World War One, chemical weapons were used to a considerable degree.

The Geneva Convention of 1925 prohibited the use, but not the production or storage, of chemical weapons.
During World War Two, chemical means were
employed in Hitler’s mass exterminations.

Chemical weapons have subsequently

2013 WINNERS ANNOUNCED

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City Island Images is once again proud to announce the winners of this year's City Island Society of Clam-diggers and Mussel-suckers. This annual award is given each and every year to any and all exemplary City Island community citizens, who receive the most votes and highest community support.

This year's award recipients are the late and great Bob Branizza and Ed Sadler.

10 Rules of Writing

Crime novelist and screenwriter Elmore Leonard passed away last month at age 87.

During his 60-year career, Leonard wrote nearly 50 novels, 26 of which were adapted for television or movies. Films like Out of Sight, Get Shorty and 3:10 to Yuma all were inspired by Leonard's works.

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OOB... OUT OF BOUNDS

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TOUCHING ENTITLEMENTS IS OUT OF BOUNDS (OOB)

QUESTION?

WOULD YOU SUPPORT CUTTING SOCIAL ENTITLEMENTS?

THESE PEOPLE HAVE NO RIGHTS TO TOUCH ENTITLEMENTS TO FIX (OTHER) PROBLEMS.
PEOPLE PAID ALL THEIR LIVES TO GET THEM.

FOR THEM TO THINK THAT THEY CAN USE THIS TO FIX THE DEBT OR ANY OTHER UNRELATED MESS IS RIDICULOUS.

THE PROBLEM WAS CAUSED BY MILITARY CRAP.
THAT IS WHERE THE CUTS SHOULD COME FROM TO FIX RELATED PROBLEMS.

GOOD SUBJECT FOR A POLL!!!

SHOULD THE CONGRESS HAVE THE ABILITY TO CUT ENTITLEMENTS TO
FIX DEBT ISSUES RELATED TO MILITARY SPENDING.

US EXCLUSIVE ZIPCODES

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Do you know where the rich and famous live in the United States? If you said LA or NYC, you'd be close. A look at ZIP codes, a la "90210," gives insight into both the longtime standard bearers of wealth and the up-and-coming real estate communities for USA's elite.

If you have lots of dough a wish to live in an expensive suburban area, select US richest neighborhoods. Not all of the people can live there since you need to have a lot of money. There are hundreds of possibilities. Here's a countdown of some of the top neighborhoods based on prices of these homes.

IMAGINUS - City Island Images

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NYC MEDIA SALON

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NALIP-NY, Tio Louie, HOLA, and United Latino Professionals NY invite you to the Prime Latino Media Salon, New York's only monthly series for Latino multimedia-makers and actors. The next event is Thurs., Oct. 10 from 6-8:30pm.

This month's program features networking and a panel discussion with Latino narrative filmmakers: Lorena Gordon & Sandy Perez, Daniel Maldonado, Sonia Malfa, and Derek Velez Partridge.

FOUR LATINO NARRATIVE FILMMAKERS