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Exam Results

As most of you should be aware I spent last year back at university studying for a Master of Science degree in Information Security. I took the exams for that course in May of 2008, and have just this week received the grades for those courses. Here goes:

Security Management 71
Introduction to Cryptography and Security Mechanisms 92
Network Security 90
Computer Security (Operating Systems) 90
Computer Crime 72
Smart Cards & Token Security and Applications 80 

Obviously I’m rather pleased with these grades. Security Management and Computer Crime were both essay exams, and it’s usually harder to get a very high grade in an essay exam, but I would have liked to have achieved an 80 (or higher!) in Computer Crime—I thought I nailed that one!

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Tense about tenses

English Grammar for DummiesI subscribe to many newsfeed-like blogs where articles and posts are submitted by a range of publishers. One of the more essential jobs in such a set-up is that of the editor: the guy who goes through each article as it’s posted1 to ensure the spelling, grammar and style are both correct and in keeping with the rest of the blog. There are times, however, when an over-zealous bogger will happily submit his article to the live site before its moderation, and whence stems today’s post from me.

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Clutchology’s Channel

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How are we supposed to improve our lives if we don’t know the truths from which to derive?

Go atheism.

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