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"Paul’s work on the international curriculum over 10 years ensured that Sefton was in the vanguard nationally in developing staff and student exchanges and study visits. His language skills were paramount in this as the department and Sefton schools expanded their links to include many countries in Europe and the world."
Bryn Marsh, Director, Children, Schools and Familes, Sefton Council, April 2005
Facebook and Twitter increase burglaries
Donnerstag, den 21. April 2011 um 16:30 Uhr
 

If you’re a Facebook or Twitter user, watch out you don’t give away too much information to would-be burglars! Posting that you’re going on holiday or are away from home may mean you coming back to an empty house – empty of your possessions, that is!

Researchers have found that it is quite easy for a potential thief to find out your address and be relatively confident that no-one is at home when they call round to break in.

This worrying news was revealed in an article in today’s Daily Mail. Click the link below to read the article in full:

How thieves can track your address down ONE MINUTE after you update Facebook and Twitter with your holiday plans

© Paul Whitelock

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Tags:  Facebook , Twitter, burglar, thief, thieves, burglaries, Daily Mail, paul whitelock, www.a1-solutions-spain.com

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Paul Whitelock

Paul WhitelockPaul hat einen Bachelor in Spanisch und Deutsch (BSc) von der Universität Salford in Manchester, England. Er hat auch ein Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PH-Training) und ein Diplom vom Institute of Linguists (MIL).