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- Worlds top computer security company requires a security Manager to look over internal and external security deliverables. There you must be a good decision maker to short deadlines. You will be have knowledge of Windows 2000 + Linux/Solaris, TCP/IP Networking and some experience in network traffic analysis. The ability to debug simple C/C++ programs is occasionally necessary as well. As the role is heavily reliant on an understanding of IT security issues and technology, the applicant will be Type: |
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- Completely under the radar of the government, the nanobusiness community and, yes, most of the media that cover nanotechnology, there is an independent nanotech movement. |
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- In Archimedes' Puzzle, a New Eureka Moment. A historian of mathematics at Stanford appears to have solved the mystery of a treatise called the Stomachion, written 2,200 years ago by the Greek mathematician Archimedes. By Gina Kolata. [New York Times: Science] |
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- For 12 years I lived in both Florida and California. Not a drop of snow. I think I'm making up for lost time now. Ooooh yeah! Snow returning to New England More clouds will arrive through the early afternoon Sunday... |
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- Leading British Hindus are meeting on Sunday to discuss ways of tackling violence against their community. |
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- Just watched this. Not too bad. It wasn't an amazing thriller, but was good enough to keep my attention and... |
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- Dammit, It is A Wonderful Life.... |
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- Fast Company magazine has a good article on the size and impact of Walmart in their December issue. I didn't realize that Walmart was now the largest company in the world. I knew they make up a decent portion of the US GNP, etc. Very interesting article about the danger of being a supplier to such a large beast. |
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- The BBC's Big Read has finally wound down, or been wound up. |
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- While it may have been cold outside, it was warm and comfortable in the Chatterbox Pub, where Kat and I visited with our friend E. |
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