Brandon Fouts attempts at holistic networking?

Mankind continues to shape the world. (e)valuations of these shapes fascinates me. I hope some of these links inspire Evaluations about the Eworld we networking people help create and in turn the larger world we all live in and the world our children will inherit.

I welcome any comments about content: _brandon.fouts_AT_myrealbox._com_

  1. Thinking Like a Terrorist: Insights of a Former FBI Undercover Agent - Mike German and another interview
  2. GlobalSecurity 5 great articles on terrorism - very informative
  3. Charlie Rose Dec 2003 Iraq
  4. FIASCO: American Military Adventure in Iraq 2006 - Thomas Ricks
  5. Charlie Rose interviews -Aug 2007 Thomas Ricks
  6. Iraq Aug 2007 Thomas Ricks on accountability, strategy and other views
  7. $20 billion - small example of war corruption/profiteering in the FIRST year of Iraq occupation and oil exports
  8. Target Iran the next Iraq - warning
  9. Scott Ritter Iran, Iraq and waging peace
  10. Iraq Causualities
  11. One God Three Faiths - Bruce Feiler finding common ground in Abraham.
  12. The Great Derangement:...War, Politics, & Religion at the Twilight of the American Empire
Century of Self | Senate Votes | US House | Vote Smart | Congressional Voting Database | In Plain Sight | Oversite and Gov. Reform
Some computer technology history:
  • Ted Nelson - hypertext | Kahn and Cerf - tcp/ip | VLSI - you need the HW to run the SW - Lynn Conway and Carver Mead | founding father - beginning of the Internet | Marty Goetz broke IBM monopoly and helped seperate HW and SW? | NetFuture is about technology and responsibility. | World Clock just for fun and partially demonstrates power of internet communications. Don't waste your computing power -put it to use-Boinc.

  • Genetic knowledge and manipulation has been dramatically accelerated because of The Net, so consider the new Biotechnology. Then listen to J. Craig Venter talk about his latest book A Life Decoded: My Genome, My Life (sequenced the first human genome in 2001). Read about golden rice hoax to get some perspective on global corporations. Now you can use the new power of The Net and do some of your own research. Especially good are How not to do Science and Grains of Delusion and this update.

    Humor usually helps JOHO and it may give you insights! Dilbert another insightful place?

    Newsletters think every human should read:
  • Handicapped? | #102 | #117
  • Linux, Open Source, XML and ultimately, the future of the Web. XML itself might not make sense to anyone without this greater context in which open standards and open source have emerged. Tim O'Reilly Linux Tokyo

    You need to understand the differences between circuit switched (The Public Network) and packet switched (TCP/IP and the Internet). Read the next 4 links, and you'll better understand how what you build today will effect the future. The Stupid Network voice data convergence The Rest of the Story his favorite quotes are great. Founding Father of the Internet Saving the Soul of the Internet. Consider 3 public 'networks' - Water, Electricity, Telephone. One is so cheap, you have no idea what it costs (and after you use it there is an entire network to take away and treat the waste). The next is so cheap that we have to advertise to ask you to use less. And don't forget to consider this Paradox of the best Network.

    With local telephone and cableTV monopolies, that seems to leave radio as a hope for inexpensive/reasonable broadband internet access. But alas, this is also a monopoly (oh, is that why an AM radio from 50 years ago still works the same way - did you really think this was the ONE electronic invention that had no room for improvement?). Well, here is a couple of places to keep an eye on. New Community Networks | Wireless Freenets

    Which processors will work best for you? and when to use dual CPUs

    Molecular Electronics
    statistics +70 US agencies
    FIRSTGOV - find the feds and Transportation Stats

    As We May Think 1945- The conceptual beginning of PCs & www ? Turing

    The Cathedral and the Bazaar and CatB review

    publications: Netware Connections - NetWork Magazine - NWFusion - Network Computing - Light Reading

    NetWare ISPs Canada ; WA
    Directory newsletter
    Privacy P3P - TRUSTe - ISTPA

    Google search - Microsoft +Innovations - try it yourself
  • Copy and Conquer
  • MS Hall of Innovation
  • Harvard opinion
  • ComputerWorld
  • WHAT HAS MICROSOFT "INNOVATED"
  • Consumer Electronics is what MS sees as innovation
  • MS deserves
  • Trusting Microsoft | MS strategies from The Halloween Documents
  • MS Monopoly practises | MS security
  • Some Info - State and Local Gov sites - weather - earthquake - Mt. Rainier weather - Earth-Moon viewer - TerraServer - Martian view - digital wisdom maps - www.civilianspace.com - National Science Digital Library - Science Mag -

    Citizenship - Vietnam Veterans of America - Military Families Speak Out - Veterans Against Iraq War - Center for Defense Information - Carnegie Endowment - VeteransForCommonSense - W Bush - Global Policy
    Answering Only to God Iranians are amoung the finest people I've met