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Nov 16th 2007 - YKTrader has expanded to server you better. Today YKTrader launched a new hard copy publication classified paper that is distributed for FREE to over 60 locations in Yellowknife. They are printed and distributed every Friday morning. So look for a copy of the YKTrader Classifieds today in a coffee shop, restaurant or waiting room. The YKTrader Classifieds paper can also be viewed on your computer in PDF form (On YKTraedr.com in the side menu under “Classifieds Paper”) and if you like printed on your own printer. If you are viewing the PDF version on the website you can also click on any of the listings and be linked directly to the full detailed listing on the website. We are very excited and pleased to bring you this new paper so enjoy and have a great day!

Sept 14th 2007 - Our Sincere apologies. We experienced a bug this morning that caused the newsletter to be sent blank and also the blank email was sent to people not signed up for the newsletter. We are very sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Sept 14th 2007 - Congratulations to Nicole Ash, the latest winner of the Trip For Two To Edmonton.

July 13th 2007 - There has been a new section added for Campers and RVs.

The listing rates on YKTtrader.com have changed.

July 13th 2007 - The "Products and Services" section has been added. Businesses can now advertise Products and Services in this section.

YKTrader Admin

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Engadget Study says more than 10,000 laptops go missing at US airports each week by Donald Melanson
6 Jul 2008 at 10:05am

Filed under: Laptops

As we've seen, laptops have a tendency of getting stolen from even the most unsuspecting places, but a new study has now found one not entirely surprising place where your laptop is particularly unsafe: the airport. According to the Ponemon Institute, more than 10,000 laptops are reported lost at the 36 largest airports in the US each week and, of those, 65 percent are not reclaimed. They also reported a further 2,000 laptops lost at medium-sized airports, with 69 percent of those not reclaimed. According to the institute, folks also aren't very confident that they'll ever see their laptop again once it goes missing, with 77 percent of the people surveyed saying they had "no hope" of ever recovering a laptop lost at the airport, and 16 percent saying they wouldn't even do anything to attempt to recover it. Of course, there's no shortage of suggestions out there for preventing your laptop from getting lost or stolen, and Network World's Richard Stiennon has a couple of good ones at the link below.

[Via Network World]

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