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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Mr. Consumerized Mobility
Here’s how I roll …. and yes, I am a very serious security professional. I believe that consumer devices and BYOD is at least as secure as current Enterprise IT practices in most organizations today. Here I am working … … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, BYOD, Cloud, Consumer Devices, Mobility, Security, Technology
Tagged BYOD, Cloud, Consumer IT, Consumerization, Mobility, security heretic
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Life Updates
Okay, so things have been going on in my life that you may or may not be interested in. But I figured I’d share them anyhow and you could read or not read as you see fit.
Biz Insider’s 23 Thought Provoking Tech Execs Article
Recently Business Insider published an article on 23 Tech Execs they think folks ought to follow on Twitter. I had a few thoughts after reading the article (when don’t I?). The first one was “how cool that they used Allison … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Whiskey and a Cigar – My Memorial
My tribute to the ones who didn’t come home. I’m gonna smoke it and drink it for you … Thanks boys!
Red Poppies
If you are wondering, the red poppies in the background are for Memorial Day. They grow in Flanders, in Belgium, on the graves of the British, Canadian, American, French, Belgian and German soldiers who died there in 1World War I. … Continue reading
Posted in Military
Tagged flanders fields, Memorial Day, poppies, veterans, war
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Memorial Day Grilling
I usually grill or smoke every weekend, even the depths of winter (which isn’t actually that horrible in the Pacific Northwest). On big weekends, I do something big like ribs or pork shoulder. Today I’m doing a pork shoulder. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Smoking
Tagged boston butt, carolina bbq, pork shoulder, pulled pork
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In Flander’s Fields
You guys will get used to me eventually. I’m a Gulf War vet (first one), plus Cold War and a bunch of other stuff over my 11 years of service. Memorial Day is a big deal to me. Flander’s Fields … Continue reading
Posted in Military
Tagged flanders fields, Memorial Day, veterans, war, war dead
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But What To Do?
The rise of the fourth branch of government – that’s the title of an opinion piece in today’s Washington Post. It’s a pretty good article, as far as it goes. For example There were times this past week when it … Continue reading
Insanity – The First Week
I said the other day that I had started Insanity, a Shaun T work out routine. Some folks know, from Facebook or Twitter or in real life, that I have been on a quest to get healthy and fit again. … Continue reading
How To Be An MVP – Lessons for Security Pros
Kareem Abdul Jabbar wrote an article for Esquire called How To Be An MVP – Like LeBron. In the article, he uses LeBron James, himself and a couple of other great basketball players, to illustrate how you go from good … Continue reading