WLW 006 – Wireless Security / Setting Goals
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This episode is targeted to coincide with the launch of the latest edition of Sybex’s CWSP Study Guide – it started shipping this month! We are lucky enough to get David Coleman, one of the Authors of this new book to share some thoughts about Wireless Security with us.
In the soft-skills section we are glad to have a business and success coach, Justin Lukasavige to speak on setting goals to help meet your success needs.
005 WLW – Visualizing RF / Reliability in Electronics
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This weeks episode starts with a segment with Ryan Woodings, Chief Geek of the developers of the Spectrum Analysis tool from Metageek talking on ‘Visualizing RF‘. The final segment comes to us via David Hutchieson, an world-traveling experienced technician talking to us about the ‘Reliability of Electronics‘ and some of the ways we can help protect against failures.
What’s In Your Backpack?
I’ve been a ‘bag’ kind of guy since I was just a little kid. Any bag Dad would bring home from work…
Then in my own business I’ve been through literally 50+ bags that have been ‘mine’. But now I’ve used the same backpack for over three years now… a World’s Record!
I had some time last week and I thought I’d document up what is in my Backpack.
I have had many years of travel experience and have honed my packing skills to bring along just the right set of equipment and supplies to support me wherever I might be. I can work, be entertained, read, relax, and generally take pretty good care of myself with just what is in my backpack.
Every item on this list has a specific purpose and reason for being included. This backpack has to fit in the overhead compartments of even the smallest of Regional Jets, or under the airline seat. And… I have to carry it with me and send it through TSA security checkpoints over 100+ times per year!
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