On August 21, 2007, there was a significant court decision made possibly impacting future Sarbanes-Oxley Act decisions in “CENTRAL LABORERS‚Äô PENSION FUND v.INTEGRATED ELECTRICAL SERVICES INC; HERBERT ALLEN; WILLIAM W REYNOLDS; JEFFREY PUGH”
Judge Finds Officers Not Accountable for SOX Report Errors
September 1st, 2007A Quick Note on Running Shoes…
August 31st, 2007Okay, this post *IS* specific to running and not to my usual topics, but since I talked about running shoes a couple of days ago I thought it very coincindental to see a news clip about running shoes on CNN today!
A Quick Note on Running Shoes…
August 31st, 2007Okay, this post *IS* specific to running and not to my usual topics, but since I talked about running shoes a couple of days ago I thought it very coincindental to see a news clip about running shoes on CNN today!
Can Japan, U.S. and/or Europe Replace Internet And Thus Solve Security Woes?
August 30th, 2007And another very interesting USA Today article, “Japan will research Net replacement.”
Virtual Police Patrolling Internet Users in China
August 30th, 2007A very interesting article in USA Today caught my eye, “Beijing police will patrol Web virtually”
Running the Information Security and Privacy Program in the Right Shoes
August 29th, 2007I like to run. I try to run almost every day from 3.5 – 6 miles. It stimulates my thinking, refreshes my mind and body, and I truly have the best ideas and thoughts while I’m running. I could not have written my books, chapters and articles if it were not for running.
U.S. Attorney General Gonzales Resigns; Will New AG Support Privacy?
August 27th, 2007I just saw on CNN that U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales just resigned today.
