BrainStream: I just received a review

I just received a review copy of Ken Goddard's "Outer Perimeter" from his editor. This is a sequel to his first venture into aliens and UFOs - "First Evidence". While"First Evidence" was a great read, I can't but wonder when we'll see another "Henry Lightstone" book. Henry is like Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt or Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan.

I've read all 3 books in the Henry Lightstone series - Prey, Wildfire, and Double Blind. Phenomenally jam-packed with the action needed to keep someone with ADHD riveted from start to finish. He keeps promising another one - and I hope he writes it soon.

I'll post my review of "Outer Perimeter" when it's done.

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BrainStream: Ted Bridis has written an

Ted Bridis has written an awesome article about a new computer security industry consortium whose board will "meet" and discuss whether to reveal new security flaws to the industry and government. (Hey! What about the friggin public?!). My favorite quote from the article is:

"....The 19 founders represent some of the industry's largest firms, but they come with historic rivalries. Cisco and Nortel Networks compete bitterly in sales of computer-networking hardware. Microsoft was found to have violated antitrust laws to influence contracts with AT&T and IBM; Oracle has admitted to hiring private investigators to dig through the trash of groups supportive of Microsoft. Can these companies, in an industry known for unusually aggressive executives, ever trust each other?"

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BrainStream: Robin Cover's XML Cover Pages

Robin Cover's XML Cover Pages have FINALLY been given a domain of its own.

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