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This Tech Tuesday Live Twitter Chat we’ll be doing something a little bit different. Of course, all the usual players will be involved: @windows, @windowsblog, @benthepcguy, @kristinalibby and @brandonleblanc but we are adding a few more people in the mix and giving away a pretty sweet prize.

This weekend, the Windows Phone 7 team will hit the big apple for the 6th annual BlogHer Conference at the Hilton New York. This year is the largest ever, with more than 2,400 female bloggers from around the world in attendance. The conference is the brainchild of the BlogHer Network, the largest community of women who blog, and we couldn’t be more excited!

Hello, my name is Lisa Worthington. I’m excited to be joining my colleagues Brandon, “Ben The PC Guy” and Ashley on Windows Experience Blog as our expert in all things that moms and parents in general (not to leave out the dads out there!) want to know relative to Windows and your family’s PC experience. I have a husband who loves to game and two young daughters, “A” and “K,” who keep me on my toes but add a lot of fun to a very chaotic life.

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Kevin Purdy from Lifehacker posted earlier this last week about how to "geek out" with Windows Media Center but in such a way that non-geeks can take advantage and use. For you Windows Media Center geeks (or aspiring geeks) out there - this post is a must read. In the post, Kevin talks about Netflix, easy sharing of media using Windows 7's HomeGroup feature, Internet TV, and installing a TV tuner turning your PC into a DVR.

Users are continuously getting smarter and more educated about the things criminals are doing on the web. Because of this, the criminals have to change their tactics. One of the ways they are doing this is by buying ads on prominent web sites, and finding ways to serve up malicious content through those ads. Some of these websites might be some of your favorite websites you visit regularly and you might be thinking “hey, I only visit good websites” – unfortunately even “good” websites (websites not intending to harm the reader in any way) can be affected.