...Now my wife will misspell every word in the dictionary even faster.

When I had jury duty 4 or 5 years ago, they took away all electronic devices when we entered the jury room to deliberate. The door was guarded by a bailiff, and she accompanied us to lunch.

Do the man-eating birds have large talons? N.D.

Maybe she won't 'yell' at her boss next time.

This article appears on the Slashdot home page sandwiched between 2 articles about hackers and malware. Are those incentives to fix The Internet?

His Twitter account has been suspended for "strange activity."

Sorry, but PM is much more than "creating lists of tasks and getting them done." PM is about completing the project... 1. on time 2. on budget 3. to the specified level of quality 4. while constantly measuring the 3 items above If you'll be managing more projects in the future, I would seriously look at a certification program based on PMI's PMBOK. The PMBOK is the project management bible. If this is a one-time thing, you can probably get by with one or two good books from Amazon. Since the PMBOK assumes a waterfall methodology, you may need dig deeper into Agile Project Management if you're going to do iterative development.

How about Nessus?

Here's the email I received Monday: Thank you for your email and for asking about the cross-site scripting vulnerability you've encountered. To circumvent this technical issue, please update your installation of Urchin using the following links, depending on your platform: UNIX-type systems (FreeBSD, IRIX, Linux, MacOS-X, Solaris) http://download.urchin.com/support/Urchin5703_template_update_nonwin.zip Windows http://download.urchin.com/support/Urchin5703_template_update_win.zip Also, please see the following article for more information on the topic: http://www.google.com/support/urchin45/bin/answer.py?answer=76399&topic=7395