How to keep your postal mail private and secureWritten by Max Penn
Surreptious opening of most envelopes sent through mail takes little effort and only minimal skill. Instructions are readily available on Internet and in books suc as "CIA Flaps and Seals Manual" (Paladin Press).While your mail is in hands of postal service it is relatively secure from outside snooping but readily available to postal employees and alphabet soup of government agencies that may, for whatever reason, take an interest in your private correspondence. If your mail is delivered to your home, perhaps to a box at end of your driveway, someone can easily remove your mail before you do, unless you are waiting when postment delivers it. LET ME ASK YOU THIS... If a private investigation or neighborhood snoop removed private letters from your mailbox, carefully opened them, recorded contents, and then resealed them and returned them to your mailbox, would you know it? If you received a letter in mail on Wednesdays instead of tuesday, would you be aware that it had been missing that day? HOW GOVERNMENT KEEP THEIR MAIL PRIVATE When government agencies send sensitive material, they double-wrap it to prevent it's surreptitious opening. The government procedure is to place sensitive material in an envelope, seal all seams and edges with tape, and record appropriate addresses and security markings on envelope. This envelope is then placed into a second envelope, which then has all edges and seams sealed with tape. The outer envelope is addressed, but there are no security markings recorded on it. This is effective, but outer envelope with all edges and seams sealed with tape stands out from ordinary mail.
| | Mother Tongue Communications Ltd Announces the release of 'WORDFLOW' an On-Line Translation Management SystemWritten by Liz Toone
London, UK 15th June 2005- MOTHER TONGUE COMMUNICATIONS LTD ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE OF 'WORDFLOW', AN ON-LINE METHODOLOGY FOR MANAGING COORDINATED, MULTILINGUAL, MULTINATIONAL MARKETING MATERIAL.For any company operating in international markets, production of unified multilingual marketing collateral - whether it's a local flier or a global product launch - can be a challenging task. Mother Tongue Communications' WordFlow is a clear-thinking and robust methodology for managing coordinated, multilingual, multinational marketing material. WordFlow is an on-line system that integrates text in any language and at same time seamlessly accommodates subtle variations required for local, regional and global markets. The result is faster time-to-market, improved quality of communications and significantly reduced cost. WordFlow is a translation management system that takes your marketing collateral from original agreed concept through all stages of production to distribution of finished article. WordFlow can be accessed in real time, at any time, by all authorised parties in process -your head office, your agency, accredited translators, global, regional and local operations in any country, studio and printers. The system's key USP is its ability to automatically integrate text in any language, without manual intervention, into master artwork which then passes through an on-line check, amend and approval process, to final make-up and then to print. The whole trail is fully traceable and audited, and incorporates automatic prompts to ensure that specific tasks are completed to agreed deadlines. Control of budget, as well as process, resides centrally. In-territory teams are no longer independently preparing their own collateral or implementing centrally-mastered material. WordFlow enables remarkable time-lines and awesome economies of scale. With its built-in checks and prompts, and facility for instant on-line amendment and checking, it is possible to produce multi-language items, from mastered concept to final print, in just 35 days.
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