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Stu
I'm a corporate network security guy with 2 kids
Interests: history, science fiction, information security, reading, technology, economics, architecture, judaism, globalization, social networking, lean thinking, israel, sustainable development, flow ala csikszentmihalyi, pentagon's new map, a future worth creating, anti-americanism, identity systems
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Thanks for the insight and helpful references. I try to teach parts of the service to young students and appreciate these perspectives. (We have a combined school of Reform and Conservative families so a broad appreciation is helpful.)
Stuart
Commented Oct 15, 2007 on Morning blessings for body and soul at Velveteen Rabbi
Morning blessings for body and soul
At the end of our first liturgy class yesterday, we spent a short while looking at two blessings from the first part of the morning liturgy, the matched set of אשר יצר / asher yatzar ("Who formed the human body with wisdom...") and אלהי נשמה / elohai neshama ("My God, the soul that you have plac...
Chris - nice post it sounds like you are a fan of Tom Barnett.
Commented Sep 26, 2007 on Epiphany: For Network/InfoSec Folks, the Virtualization Security Awareness Problem All Starts With the vSwitch... at Rational Survivability
Epiphany: For Network/InfoSec Folks, the Virtualization Security Awareness Problem All Starts With the vSwitch...
It's all about awareness, and as you'll come to read, there's just not enough of it when we talk about the security implications of virtualizing our infrastructure. We can fix this, however, without resorting to FUD and without vendors knee-jerking us into spin battles. I'm attending VMworl...
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