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  • infosecplace.com/blog

    An Information Security Place

    An Information Security Place Commentary on the State of Information Security Home About Citrix Tests Archives Contact Me Page Writings An Information Security Place Podcast ? Episode 07-2011 July 13th, 2011 Michael Farnum Today we have an interview for you. Michael had a great time sitting down with four gentlemen (they might not all agree with that term) from SpiderLabs over at Trustwave. The aforementioned SpiderLabs folks were Nicholas Percoco (@c7five), Steve Ocepek

  • thiseclecticlife.com/shellytucker

    @shellytucker ? This Eclectic Life

    Do you remember lazy days sitting on the front porch, spinning yarns with friends, and talking about everything under the sun? Then, kick off your shoes, grab a glass of sweet tea, and sit a spell with me. What are you going to find? Everything under the sun, and it?s always a surprise for both you and for me

  • psyrixx.psyjnir.org/blog

    Psyrixx Personal Blog

    Psyrixx Personal Blog Thoughts and Ramblings from The Fearless Leader Beach Blanket Babylon September 22nd, 2010 Today we celebrated the birthday of my grandfather?s wife by going into the city of San Francisco and sitting down to Beach Blanket Babylon, a decades old musical that remains relevant through clever use of current events and characters throughout the otherwise lackluster plot. Very much like how The Matrix was described to the general public: no one can tell you what Beach

  • vergil66.com/blog

    Vergil's Coffee Table

    Home About bashingEd Coffee Stains Sample Page Vergil's Coffee Table Just another WordPress site Dec 30 2010 Write or Die now. Published by vergil66 under All Things Organized One of the things I think we as writers (or those who write) can struggle with is that empty, blank screen (or sheet of paper). Sometimes it?s just coming up with the idea and just sitting out the silence until the conversation with the screen or paper can begin. I recently found through a friend on Twitter

  • unc.edu/~payst

    Stuff

    Home About Me Stuff Don?t worry, it?s just stuff. Stuff ? the blog Mobile student orgs social networking Kiosks Spam Poetry May' Kurogo Brian Payst on May'th, 2011 The m.unc.edu site that we run has been sitting on the old MIT code for some time now. I?ve been working in my spare time (misnomer if there ever was one) to update the site to the new Kurogo framework. The folks that developed the MIT code have now gone and started their own company called ModoLabs and