I would suggest Farmville or any of the cooperative Facebook games. Women love to socialize and these kinds of games reward that activity. Once she is into any kind of video game, it will be relatively easy to attract her to another.

Get the older applicant to talk about project failures and what he did in order to correct the situation.

Was it a team approach, or was he a lone gun? Ask him about his documentation skills, both in code and outside it.

Give him a problem to solve on a white board. While he is solving it, make up another one on a tablet. Interrupt him on the white board and have him solve the table. While he is solving the tablet, change some of his code on the white board. Tell him you are simulating other developers working on the same piece of code. Watch his body language and his reactions.

On November 4, 2008, America overcame 221 years of division and another barrier came down. America has elected its first African-American president. Born to a mother from Kansas and a father from Kenya, Barrack Obama overcame numerous obstacles just to be nominated to lead our great nation. I come from a racist family. Many are shaking their heads and wondering how a black man could possibly be trusted with the ultimate office. I am praying for President-Elect Obama. The easy part is done. Now the heavy lifting up and healing of this bruised and battered nation must be accomplished. How could any man fulfill such high expectations that the electorate of this great country have invested upon him? No, I did not vote for him. I have not voted for a main party candidate for President since Ronald Reagan. But I swore an oath when I become an Army Officer to defend the constitution. That oath has no expiration date. It is my solemn duty to support our President. And so I look upon this dawning of a new day... A new era for America, with hope that some good may come from all of the troubles that we now face. May God bless the President and the People of the United States of America and of the world.