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en User education is paramount. They need to learn to look at the Internet as a city. You can move into the wrong neighborhood and it can ruin your life. You need to learn where to park or walk and where not to park or walk.

en [But even the smartest IT security staff is no match for user ignorance.] User education is paramount, ... They need to learn to look at the Internet as a city. You can move into the wrong neighborhood and it can ruin your life. You need to learn where to park or walk and where not to park or walk.

en I visited Fuller every day for the first 20 or 30 years of my life. In those days, there was no pool and the park had limited amenities. Traveling through the woods cut one mile off the 2-mile walk to the park on paved roads. The park is a soft spot for me; although I've retired from the legislature, I spent 16 years trying to improve Fuller and my efforts continue through my work with the Friends.

en In T-Y Park [Hollywood], they put it along the fence and it smells so good for so long. But it's not an area where people walk. His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing. The Renaissance Festival at Quiet Waters Park [Deerfield Beach] also uses the mulch in February. They put it around the edges of the grounds.

en Neighborhood schools are keeping families in Portland. My husband can walk our daughter to school, then take the bus downtown. We can walk to the park, the pool, the library, and that's repeated all over town. I just hope people don't vote with their feet.

en It's also a special place for [Easton] Town Hall and library workers. The employees often take their lunch to the park and walk here on their lunch hour. How many places around here can you walk across the street and do that? Not many.

en But it was really only a walk in the park for him.

en It looks like it's going to be a walk in the park, but it's definitely not going to be that.

en I went 3-2 and I'm trying not to walk the guy. He hit it out of the park, and you've got to tip your cap. You've got to challenge somebody [there].

en I thought it would be a walk in the park, but it's not.

en I went to 3-2 and tried not to walk the guy and he hit it out of the park. A situation like that, I've got to give him something to hit.

en This right here is utter devastation. That over there was a walk in the park.

en It felt like a walk in the park, the way I hit the ball.

en We're hopeful but not confident. Even if we get 79 it won't be a walk in the park.

en [After many years of broadcasting games there, Campbell is well-acquainted with the magic the Palestra holds.] There's something about the place when you walk in the door, ... IT dates back to the days of the depression when it was built, and it's never changed very much. No one's ever tried to make it state of the art. It is what it is. We have brand new stadiums all over Philadelphia - we have a new baseball park, a new football park, we have the Wachovia Center - but people still love going to the Palestra. There's something about walking in the doors of the Palestra.


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