Digitel Digest March 2015 · available at Best Buy, in-store and online for $150. The Withings Activité Pop Meet Russ Hansen • Sales Manager, Atlanta Originally from Atlanta, Russ

Digitel Corporation is focused on providing innovative communication and networking solutions from the leaders in technology. Digitel Corporation understands that today’s advanced technologies, when properly planned and deployed are business solutions that reduce costs, increase profitability, and ultimately improve a company’s ability to more effectively serve their customers.

(770) 216-4100

www.digitel.net

www.jtechnetworks.com

2600 School Drive • Atlanta, Georgia 30360

(770) 216-4100 • www.digitel.net • www.jtechnetworks.com

Love it, hate it or call it the gold at the end of your rainbow, email is here to

stay. Over the past two decades, it’s become deeply ingrained in our day-to-

day business communication. It’s basically a requirement. Despite a number

of software advances and changes in the online communication landscape,

email is more important than ever.

This was recently confirmed by a study conducted by Pew Research. They

found that email is indispensable among those who are Internet-connected at

work. These days, that covers a lot of people. In fact, 61% say it plays an

integral role in their job. Additionally, 46% say email access keeps them

more productive (while another 46% say email has no bearing on their

productivity one way or the other). Only 7% say email hurts their

productivity.

In 2014, social media analysts warned that email was on its last legs and that

it would soon be overtaken by other online services. However, as this study

seems to confirm, that is not the case. In fact, in the workplace, it’s very

much the opposite. The Pew study found that social media, including

Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, benefited only about 4% of those in a

connected workplace.

Even among the millennial generation, and those who regularly use social

media networks in their personal lives, it hasn’t been something fully

translatable to the professional environment as a productivity factor. This

doesn’t discount uses for social media in the workplace—as a marketing or

customer outreach tool—but no social media platform has come close to

replacing email as the go-to communication tool.

That doesn’t mean Silicon Valley start-ups aren’t trying. They are always at

work trying to find that next four-leaf clover in online communication,

hoping to develop that so-called “email killer.” So far, nothing has stepped

up that can achieve what email can, particularly for businesses.

For many businesses, it comes right back to the fact that email works. It’s a

proven platform and it remains the business communication “golden child.”

It’s the same reason phones and fax machines aren’t extinct. They serve a

purpose and they help us get things done. That doesn’t stop businesses from

always looking for ways to streamline that process.

Another reason email works: accessibility. Email is used on nearly a

universal level. Social media platforms, while many are incredibly popular,

can’t touch the truly global reach of email. Have you considered how email

impacts your job? Does it keep you productive? Or are you ready to move

on to the Next Big Thing?

The Truth About Email In 2015

ONE EASY PLACE TO

SAVE PASSWORDS

PG2

QUESTIONS TO ASK

WHEN THINKING

ABOUT YOUR PHONE

SYSTEM

PGS2&3

SHINY NEW GADGET

OF THE MONTH

Withings Activité Pop

PG3

THE TRUTH ABOUT

EMAIL

Is it here to stay?

PG4

Luck Is For Leprechauns— Is Your Business Prepared For Future Security Threats

DigestDigestDigestDigest the

INSIDER TIPS TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS RUN

FASTER, EASIER, AND

MORE PROFITABLY.

March 2015 | Issue 3

For more information: DIGITEL CORPORATION (770) 216-4100 www.digitel.net

TELEPHONES | COMPUTERS | SERVERS | NETWORKS | LOCAL CLOUD | VoIP

If your business hasn’t been the target of malicious intruders or cybercriminals, consider yourself lucky. Hackers are a relentless bunch and they want your gold: information and access they can use to exploit loopholes in your business’s Internet security.

The last few years have been hard on companies all

across the globe. And these cyber-breaches aren’t

going to stop simply because the “damage has been

done.” In the US and Canada, reported incidents

have affected over 215 million consumers and over

7 million small businesses. And that’s only counting

the attacks that authorities have uncovered. For cybercriminals, there is no end game. All too

often, small business owners assume they are outside

the firing line and hackers aren’t interested in them. While the media focuses on

the big cyber-attacks, there are countless other stories playing out at small

businesses everywhere. Cybercriminals are constantly in search of loopholes and

weak security. And, unfortunately, small businesses often have the weakest IT

security. Security industry analysts predict that 2015 won’t be much different from 2014

when it comes to cyber-security. There are going to be more data breaches. It’s just

a matter of where and when. It’s also a matter of being prepared. During the month of March, we are offering local businesses a FREE Cyber-

Security Audit to help uncover loopholes in your company’s online security. At no

cost or obligation, our highly trained team of IT pros will come to your office and

conduct this comprehensive audit. And after we’re done, we’ll prepare a

customized “Report Of Findings” that will reveal specific vulnerabilities and a

Prioritized Plan Of Attack for getting any problems addressed fast. Because of the intense one-on-one time required to deliver these Cyber-Security

Audits, we can only extend this offer to the first seven lucky companies who

request it by March 31st. All you have to do is call our office at 770-216-4100 or

go online at www.digitel.net/notjustlucky to request yours today.

DIGITEL

CORPORATIONFounded 1983

YOUR CHANCE TO WIN DINNER ON US!

The Grand Prize Winner of last month’s Trivia

Challenge Quiz is… Mike Rosenthal from Dixie Industrial Finishing.

Take our monthly Trivia Challenge

and you could win!

Email us the correct answer to the

quiz question for a chance to win a

gift card for dinner on us.

Email us right now with your answer!

Caesar was told “Beware the

Ides of March.” What date is

the ides? A. 10th

B. 1st

C. 17th

D. 15th

SHINY NEW GADGET OF

THE MONTH:

Lately, it seems the tech worldhas been inundated withwearable devices, from �itnesstrackers to smartwatches. Theyofferanumberofusefulfeatures,but they also lack in elegance.They are often bulky, ordinary,complicated and, in the case ofsmartwatches, have less thandesirablebatterylife.

This is where the WithingsActivité Pop comes in. It lookslikeaclassywatchontheoutsidebut on the inside, it’s a verydifferent story. It’s an activitytracker, verging on expressingitselfasasmartwatch.

From the smart phone app, youcontrol everything from theanalog dials to your activitygoals. The watch face features asecondary dial that tracks youractivity—from0% to 100%—forthe day. It’s simple and straight-forward. It’s water-resistant upto 30 meters and available inthee colors: azure, sand andshark gray. It’s currentlyavailable at Best Buy, in-storeandonlinefor$150.

The Withings Activité Pop

Meet Russ Hansen • Sales Manager, Atlanta

Originally from Atlanta, Russ supports his home-town

Braves but his favorite sport is Soccer. One day he

would like to travel to Europe to see the Manchester

United play Barcelona in the Champions League

soccer final. He likes interacting with a great group of

people at Digitel to help our customers solve critical

IT and collaboration issues. Away from work, you

might find him on a Caribbean cruise or reading any

kind of technical manual.

Meet Laura Casey • Procurement+

When Laura is not at the office, you might find her in

the mountains or enjoying the many sports her

children play. She likes working for Digitel because

she likes her team mates, especially her cube mate!

Laura’s favorite book is The Return of the King, her

favorite movie is True Grit and watch out at

Halloween as it is her favorite holiday. She doesn’t

have a bucket list because she feels that if you want

to do something, you should just do it.

What We’re Reading

Looking for a great business book?

Here’s our recommended read

for this month:

The 4-Hour Workweek

by Timothy Ferris

Forget the old concept

of retirement and the

rest of the deferred-life-

plan, there is no need to

wait and every reason

not to. Whether your

dream is escaping the

rat race, experiencing high-end

world travel or just living more and

working less, this book is the blue-

print.

Never Forget A Password Again

With A Password Manager

We all have a number

of passwords for all

the online services we

use. You name it:

banking, online bill

payment, email, social

networks, shopping

and more. You know

it’s incredibly easy to lose track of them all—

unless you are committing one of the greatest

online security offenses by using one password

for everything. One of the best—and most

secure—ways to handle your passwords is with a

password manager.

It’s not uncommon for password managers to get

overlooked when it comes to online security.

There is a lingering—and false—concern that

keeping all of your passwords in one place can

potentially open up all your protected accounts to

intruders if they are able to break into the

password manager. It’s a legitimate concern but

password managers use powerful encryption to

keep your passwords safe. They are specifically

designed to keep you even more secure than you

otherwise would be.

Many password managers—including LastPass,

KeePass and 1Password—do much more than

simply “remember” your passwords. They also

offer password-creation assistance. They will tell

you if a password is too weak or just right. Some

managers offer the option to generate a secure

password for you. Since you don’t need to

remember it, it can be more complex. They are

compatible with a number of platforms and they

are packed with customizable tools to keep you

safe.

With All The Challenges Facing Business Today,

Should I Replace My Company’s Phone System?

Conversations often start with how old is the current system in place. That is a good jumping

in point, but not always the best place to start. The place to start is by asking the following

questions:

1) Is my company moving?

2) Is there support for my current system?

3) How do my customers get in touch with my company?

4) Is my company growing?

5) Is my company consolidating?

6) Are there new phone features I need in my business?

7) How do my employees interface with my customers?

8) What are the company’s future plans?

9) What might my company lose by not making a change?

IS MY COMPANY MOVING? One of the best times to look at a new system is when you are moving. Moving allows you to

investigate a new telephone system and its features. Often, moving an older phone system

costs as much in downtime and labor to remove and then reinstall the current system. Always

look at a new telephone system when you move.

IS THERE SUPPORT FOR MY CURRENT SYSTEM? What if you purchased your phone system in 2003? The last update for my phone system was

2005 and is no longer supported by the manufacturer. It still works and when it occasionally

breaks, I call “Jim” to work on it. Jim retired in 2010 and will come work on the system

when we call. But what happens if Jim is not available? Are you comfortable with the risk

knowing that you might be without your telephones for days?

HOW DO MY CUSTOMERS GET IN TOUCH WITH MY COMPANY? Are your customers dialing one number to reach your main office and are then transferred to

you? You are not at your desk and they get your voice mail. They can now either leave a

voice mail or hang up and dial your cell phone. Or maybe they need customer service so they

hang up and dial yet another phone number. Maybe you have multiple locations, which

number should they call now? Do you really want your customers to have to jump through

this many hoops?

IS MY COMPANY GROWING? Growing companies often need to look at what helps them grow. Growth often demands new

features and services that new telephone systems provide.

IS MY COMPANY CONSOLIDATING? Consolidating offices mean fewer staff to handle your customers. Are calls from a closed

office now ringing at a different office? Do you have seasonal workers that require your

phone system to scale up and down? You need to make sure your office configuration will

work properly with these changes.

ARE THERE NEW PHONE FEATURES I NEED IN MY BUSINESS? Caller ID allows us to see who is calling your company. Do you use a screen pop program

that allows you to interface with your CRM tool so your customer shows on the staff’s (Continued on next page)

computers? When you call out, is your main number being sent out as Caller ID or just a

random number from your rollover lines? Wouldn’t the ability to provide ONE number for

your staff to be reached be good? Are you buying business cards and publishing cell phone

numbers that you don’t own? What happens when an employee leaves your company and

works for one of your competitors. Do they send you a thank you card for publishing their

personal cell phone on your old business cards?

HOW DO MY EMPLOYEES INTERFACE WITH MY CUSTOMERS? Do your customers call one number to be transferred around your company to get to the

person that can help them? Can your customer dial direct to the telephone of your staff?

When your staff dials out, what number does your customers see? What if they make that

call from their cell phone? Are there different departments within your organization that dial

your customers? If a voice mail is left for a staff member, how do they retrieve that

message?

WHAT ARE THE COMPANY’S FUTURE PLANS? Are you planning on growing? Are you planning on staying the same size? Are you looking

at a new location? Are you expanding into a new state?

WHAT MIGHT MY COMPANY LOSE BY NOT MAKING A CHANGE? If you stay the same, you will begin to fall behind your competition. Are you losing

customers because they can’t navigate your telephone system or know what number to call

you back at?

Unfortunately, a lot of companies get suckered into buying an overpriced, complicated

system simply because they didn’t know the right questions to ask. With so many choices it

can be very difficult to make an educated decision without spending days or weeks

researching all of the vendors and options you have.

Digitel is unique in that it offers a variety of solutions for phone systems. By partnering with

Cisco and Avaya and having our on voice-over-ip system called FreedomPipe, we can offer

your business the best solution for your company. When you partner with Digitel, you are

partnering with an industry leader who has proven experience in a wide range of

communication solutions. Digitel has everything your company needs to streamline your

business and stay connected, ensuring your organization is ready to face the future.

If you want to feel better about your current phone system or one you are considering

purchasing or simply want the answers to these questions, give Digitel a call at

(770) 216-4100 and we will supply peace of mind.

SHINY NEW GADGET OF

THE MONTH:

Lately, it seems the tech worldhas been inundated withwearable devices, from �itnesstrackers to smartwatches. Theyofferanumberofusefulfeatures,but they also lack in elegance.They are often bulky, ordinary,complicated and, in the case ofsmartwatches, have less thandesirablebatterylife.

This is where the WithingsActivité Pop comes in. It lookslikeaclassywatchontheoutsidebut on the inside, it’s a verydifferent story. It’s an activitytracker, verging on expressingitselfasasmartwatch.

From the smart phone app, youcontrol everything from theanalog dials to your activitygoals. The watch face features asecondary dial that tracks youractivity—from0% to 100%—forthe day. It’s simple and straight-forward. It’s water-resistant upto 30 meters and available inthee colors: azure, sand andshark gray. It’s currentlyavailable at Best Buy, in-storeandonlinefor$150.

The Withings Activité Pop

Meet Russ Hansen • Sales Manager, Atlanta

Originally from Atlanta, Russ supports his home-town

Braves but his favorite sport is Soccer. One day he

would like to travel to Europe to see the Manchester

United play Barcelona in the Champions League

soccer final. He likes interacting with a great group of

people at Digitel to help our customers solve critical

IT and collaboration issues. Away from work, you

might find him on a Caribbean cruise or reading any

kind of technical manual.

Meet Laura Casey • Procurement+

When Laura is not at the office, you might find her in

the mountains or enjoying the many sports her

children play. She likes working for Digitel because

she likes her team mates, especially her cube mate!

Laura’s favorite book is The Return of the King, her

favorite movie is True Grit and watch out at

Halloween as it is her favorite holiday. She doesn’t

have a bucket list because she feels that if you want

to do something, you should just do it.

What We’re Reading

Looking for a great business book?

Here’s our recommended read

for this month:

The 4-Hour Workweek

by Timothy Ferris

Forget the old concept

of retirement and the

rest of the deferred-life-

plan, there is no need to

wait and every reason

not to. Whether your

dream is escaping the

rat race, experiencing high-end

world travel or just living more and

working less, this book is the blue-

print.

Never Forget A Password Again

With A Password Manager

We all have a number

of passwords for all

the online services we

use. You name it:

banking, online bill

payment, email, social

networks, shopping

and more. You know

it’s incredibly easy to lose track of them all—

unless you are committing one of the greatest

online security offenses by using one password

for everything. One of the best—and most

secure—ways to handle your passwords is with a

password manager.

It’s not uncommon for password managers to get

overlooked when it comes to online security.

There is a lingering—and false—concern that

keeping all of your passwords in one place can

potentially open up all your protected accounts to

intruders if they are able to break into the

password manager. It’s a legitimate concern but

password managers use powerful encryption to

keep your passwords safe. They are specifically

designed to keep you even more secure than you

otherwise would be.

Many password managers—including LastPass,

KeePass and 1Password—do much more than

simply “remember” your passwords. They also

offer password-creation assistance. They will tell

you if a password is too weak or just right. Some

managers offer the option to generate a secure

password for you. Since you don’t need to

remember it, it can be more complex. They are

compatible with a number of platforms and they

are packed with customizable tools to keep you

safe.

With All The Challenges Facing Business Today,

Should I Replace My Company’s Phone System?

Conversations often start with how old is the current system in place. That is a good jumping

in point, but not always the best place to start. The place to start is by asking the following

questions:

1) Is my company moving?

2) Is there support for my current system?

3) How do my customers get in touch with my company?

4) Is my company growing?

5) Is my company consolidating?

6) Are there new phone features I need in my business?

7) How do my employees interface with my customers?

8) What are the company’s future plans?

9) What might my company lose by not making a change?

IS MY COMPANY MOVING? One of the best times to look at a new system is when you are moving. Moving allows you to

investigate a new telephone system and its features. Often, moving an older phone system

costs as much in downtime and labor to remove and then reinstall the current system. Always

look at a new telephone system when you move.

IS THERE SUPPORT FOR MY CURRENT SYSTEM? What if you purchased your phone system in 2003? The last update for my phone system was

2005 and is no longer supported by the manufacturer. It still works and when it occasionally

breaks, I call “Jim” to work on it. Jim retired in 2010 and will come work on the system

when we call. But what happens if Jim is not available? Are you comfortable with the risk

knowing that you might be without your telephones for days?

HOW DO MY CUSTOMERS GET IN TOUCH WITH MY COMPANY? Are your customers dialing one number to reach your main office and are then transferred to

you? You are not at your desk and they get your voice mail. They can now either leave a

voice mail or hang up and dial your cell phone. Or maybe they need customer service so they

hang up and dial yet another phone number. Maybe you have multiple locations, which

number should they call now? Do you really want your customers to have to jump through

this many hoops?

IS MY COMPANY GROWING? Growing companies often need to look at what helps them grow. Growth often demands new

features and services that new telephone systems provide.

IS MY COMPANY CONSOLIDATING? Consolidating offices mean fewer staff to handle your customers. Are calls from a closed

office now ringing at a different office? Do you have seasonal workers that require your

phone system to scale up and down? You need to make sure your office configuration will

work properly with these changes.

ARE THERE NEW PHONE FEATURES I NEED IN MY BUSINESS? Caller ID allows us to see who is calling your company. Do you use a screen pop program

that allows you to interface with your CRM tool so your customer shows on the staff’s (Continued on next page)

computers? When you call out, is your main number being sent out as Caller ID or just a

random number from your rollover lines? Wouldn’t the ability to provide ONE number for

your staff to be reached be good? Are you buying business cards and publishing cell phone

numbers that you don’t own? What happens when an employee leaves your company and

works for one of your competitors. Do they send you a thank you card for publishing their

personal cell phone on your old business cards?

HOW DO MY EMPLOYEES INTERFACE WITH MY CUSTOMERS? Do your customers call one number to be transferred around your company to get to the

person that can help them? Can your customer dial direct to the telephone of your staff?

When your staff dials out, what number does your customers see? What if they make that

call from their cell phone? Are there different departments within your organization that dial

your customers? If a voice mail is left for a staff member, how do they retrieve that

message?

WHAT ARE THE COMPANY’S FUTURE PLANS? Are you planning on growing? Are you planning on staying the same size? Are you looking

at a new location? Are you expanding into a new state?

WHAT MIGHT MY COMPANY LOSE BY NOT MAKING A CHANGE? If you stay the same, you will begin to fall behind your competition. Are you losing

customers because they can’t navigate your telephone system or know what number to call

you back at?

Unfortunately, a lot of companies get suckered into buying an overpriced, complicated

system simply because they didn’t know the right questions to ask. With so many choices it

can be very difficult to make an educated decision without spending days or weeks

researching all of the vendors and options you have.

Digitel is unique in that it offers a variety of solutions for phone systems. By partnering with

Cisco and Avaya and having our on voice-over-ip system called FreedomPipe, we can offer

your business the best solution for your company. When you partner with Digitel, you are

partnering with an industry leader who has proven experience in a wide range of

communication solutions. Digitel has everything your company needs to streamline your

business and stay connected, ensuring your organization is ready to face the future.

If you want to feel better about your current phone system or one you are considering

purchasing or simply want the answers to these questions, give Digitel a call at

(770) 216-4100 and we will supply peace of mind.

Digitel Corporation is focused on providing innovative communication and networking solutions from the leaders in technology. Digitel Corporation understands that today’s advanced technologies, when properly planned and deployed are business solutions that reduce costs, increase profitability, and ultimately improve a company’s ability to more effectively serve their customers.

(770) 216-4100

www.digitel.net

www.jtechnetworks.com

2600 School Drive • Atlanta, Georgia 30360

(770) 216-4100 • www.digitel.net • www.jtechnetworks.com

Love it, hate it or call it the gold at the end of your rainbow, email is here to

stay. Over the past two decades, it’s become deeply ingrained in our day-to-

day business communication. It’s basically a requirement. Despite a number

of software advances and changes in the online communication landscape,

email is more important than ever.

This was recently confirmed by a study conducted by Pew Research. They

found that email is indispensable among those who are Internet-connected at

work. These days, that covers a lot of people. In fact, 61% say it plays an

integral role in their job. Additionally, 46% say email access keeps them

more productive (while another 46% say email has no bearing on their

productivity one way or the other). Only 7% say email hurts their

productivity.

In 2014, social media analysts warned that email was on its last legs and that

it would soon be overtaken by other online services. However, as this study

seems to confirm, that is not the case. In fact, in the workplace, it’s very

much the opposite. The Pew study found that social media, including

Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, benefited only about 4% of those in a

connected workplace.

Even among the millennial generation, and those who regularly use social

media networks in their personal lives, it hasn’t been something fully

translatable to the professional environment as a productivity factor. This

doesn’t discount uses for social media in the workplace—as a marketing or

customer outreach tool—but no social media platform has come close to

replacing email as the go-to communication tool.

That doesn’t mean Silicon Valley start-ups aren’t trying. They are always at

work trying to find that next four-leaf clover in online communication,

hoping to develop that so-called “email killer.” So far, nothing has stepped

up that can achieve what email can, particularly for businesses.

For many businesses, it comes right back to the fact that email works. It’s a

proven platform and it remains the business communication “golden child.”

It’s the same reason phones and fax machines aren’t extinct. They serve a

purpose and they help us get things done. That doesn’t stop businesses from

always looking for ways to streamline that process.

Another reason email works: accessibility. Email is used on nearly a

universal level. Social media platforms, while many are incredibly popular,

can’t touch the truly global reach of email. Have you considered how email

impacts your job? Does it keep you productive? Or are you ready to move

on to the Next Big Thing?

The Truth About Email In 2015

ONE EASY PLACE TO

SAVE PASSWORDS

PG2

QUESTIONS TO ASK

WHEN THINKING

ABOUT YOUR PHONE

SYSTEM

PGS2&3

SHINY NEW GADGET

OF THE MONTH

Withings Activité Pop

PG3

THE TRUTH ABOUT

EMAIL

Is it here to stay?

PG4

Luck Is For Leprechauns— Is Your Business Prepared For Future Security Threats

DigestDigestDigestDigest the

INSIDER TIPS TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS RUN

FASTER, EASIER, AND

MORE PROFITABLY.

March 2015 | Issue 3

For more information: DIGITEL CORPORATION (770) 216-4100 www.digitel.net

TELEPHONES | COMPUTERS | SERVERS | NETWORKS | LOCAL CLOUD | VoIP

If your business hasn’t been the target of malicious intruders or cybercriminals, consider yourself lucky. Hackers are a relentless bunch and they want your gold: information and access they can use to exploit loopholes in your business’s Internet security.

The last few years have been hard on companies all

across the globe. And these cyber-breaches aren’t

going to stop simply because the “damage has been

done.” In the US and Canada, reported incidents

have affected over 215 million consumers and over

7 million small businesses. And that’s only counting

the attacks that authorities have uncovered. For cybercriminals, there is no end game. All too

often, small business owners assume they are outside

the firing line and hackers aren’t interested in them. While the media focuses on

the big cyber-attacks, there are countless other stories playing out at small

businesses everywhere. Cybercriminals are constantly in search of loopholes and

weak security. And, unfortunately, small businesses often have the weakest IT

security. Security industry analysts predict that 2015 won’t be much different from 2014

when it comes to cyber-security. There are going to be more data breaches. It’s just

a matter of where and when. It’s also a matter of being prepared. During the month of March, we are offering local businesses a FREE Cyber-

Security Audit to help uncover loopholes in your company’s online security. At no

cost or obligation, our highly trained team of IT pros will come to your office and

conduct this comprehensive audit. And after we’re done, we’ll prepare a

customized “Report Of Findings” that will reveal specific vulnerabilities and a

Prioritized Plan Of Attack for getting any problems addressed fast. Because of the intense one-on-one time required to deliver these Cyber-Security

Audits, we can only extend this offer to the first seven lucky companies who

request it by March 31st. All you have to do is call our office at 770-216-4100 or

go online at www.digitel.net/notjustlucky to request yours today.

DIGITEL

CORPORATIONFounded 1983

YOUR CHANCE TO WIN DINNER ON US!

The Grand Prize Winner of last month’s Trivia

Challenge Quiz is… Mike Rosenthal from Dixie Industrial Finishing.

Take our monthly Trivia Challenge

and you could win!

Email us the correct answer to the

quiz question for a chance to win a

gift card for dinner on us.

Email us right now with your answer!

Caesar was told “Beware the

Ides of March.” What date is

the ides? A. 10th

B. 1st

C. 17th

D. 15th