Forensic and accounting and investigation company, Kessler, recently did a study of a large number of hard drives purchased randomly on eBay. The result? They were able to recover personal information, photos, and lots more from 40 percent of the drives.
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Check out Academic Earth. http://www.academicearth.org/
I’ve been wishing for this for years. Not everyone with a “Walkman” is listening to music. Some of us listen to lectures. Now it’s even better. Complete course lectures from some of the best schools, Yale, Stanford, MIT, in high quality video. Biology, physics, engineering, law, history, economics, medicine, you name it. And the collection is constantly growing.
Canoe on the Rio Dulce River, Guatemala. Click to view larger.
This blog has been kind of quiet recently because I’ve been working on the Maya Paradise web site. The whole site is getting modernized and improved. There’s lots of interesting information there.
If you are curious about it, you can find it here:
There is also an associated blog that’s connected to the site here:
http://maya-paradise.blogspot.com
Canoes on the Rio Dulce River, Guatemala. Click to view larger.
Living in the tropics, there are wonderful photo opportunities ranging from landscapes down to the microscopic. Here’s a shot of a jumping spider, Salticidae
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