It’s time to learn a little with another episode of our new regular video series – “R&R with ONE 2 ONE”
This time we show you how to turn regular table data in Microsoft Excel into a presentation worthy graphical chart!
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There are two types of popular computer storage devices today. A hard disk drive (HDD) and solid state drives (SSD). Let’s take a look at the history and differences between the two: Computer Storage Types Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk…
Ed Bott ‘s Microsoft Report Blog over at ZDNet has a great article today detailing how to stay safe online. He outlines 5 steps everyone should be practicing when using the internet to keep your computer free of infection.
On Wednesday, April 26, 2017 HDC MidAtlantic held their annual Faces of Affordable Housing Banquet at the Marriott at Penn Square. New York Times bestselling author Matthew Desmond spoke about his book, “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City”…
Once again ONE 2 ONE will be supporting LCHS by entering a foursome into the Lancaster Catholic High Golf Tournament today at 1:30pm at Meadia Heights Golf Club.
About 2-3 of every 1,000 children in the United States are born with a detectable hearing loss in one or both ears. And almost 15% of school-age children (ages 6-19) have some degree of hearing loss. That’s why when we…
With the Holiday Season upon us, we wanted to take a minute to spotlight an organization we have supported for the past few years and one our clients continually ask us about.
The Annual Cookie Sale to Combat World Hunger was started in 1997, by Jim and Jen Weber wanted to start a project that would motivate their Sunday school class at St. Joseph’s Parish. Running through Cross International, what once was a simple cookie sale has become something bigger than they ever anticipated. Last year this sale raised enough to feed more than 1,142,000 people in Haiti and Jamaica. The goal this year is to feed over 1.5 million.