by certifiedbug on March 2, 2007
in News
Sighting: Connecticut news reporter with a sense of humour.
The Hartford Courant.
IT Pros Say It Ain’t So
March 2, 2007
Rick Green writes:
The angry geek gods of the computer world are besieging Norwich, shredding the credibility of a community on the verge of sending an apparently innocent woman to jail.
For this, every teacher in Connecticut should be thankful. Because if a Superior Court verdict in Norwich isn’t tossed out and there’s a computer with uncertain protection in your classroom, you’d better worry.
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Eset’s ThreatBlog
Director of Technical Education Randy Abrams, wrote an essay February 15th 2007, titled “Can a Legal System Unversed in Technology Result in a Fair Trial?”
Copyright © is the original authors.
Julie Amero
Two photographs taken by Hamad Darwish, during Microsoft’s Windows Vista photoshoot, made it into the Vista Wallpaper Collection.
Darwish has released desktop wallpapers that did not make the final cut. Don’t let that fool you, they are stunning.
Hamad Darwish | World of Photography
Take a look at more of Hamad Darwish’s Gallery at Flickr
by certifiedbug on March 1, 2007
in News
From the Norwich Bulletin.
The former Norwich substitute teacher convicted of exposing her seventh-grade students to Internet porn is getting extra time to bolster her defense team.
Superior Court Judge Hillary Strackbein agreed Monday, court documents show, to postpone Friday’s sentencing for Julie Amero, 40, the Windham woman convicted last month on four counts of risk of injury to a minor. Her sentencing will take place March 29 in Norwich Superior Court, where she faces 40 years in prison.
