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I’d like to encourage our members to put their names
forward for the forthcoming election of our Board of
Directors and President Elect. I think you’ll nd, as
I have, that serving with a congenial group of fellow
techies is a rewarding experience. See Chris Morgan,
chairman of our nominating committee, to submit your
Charles Rem manages our Information Desk. We
are an all-volunteer organization. Charles can nd work
for anyone who can spare an hour a month, even peri-
odically. We always need setup people in the morning
and take-down people after noon. See Charles if you
can help ([email protected]).
Instant Expert - well, expert in a week. The website,
http://www.vebook.com, has a huge archive that fea-
tures interviews with real experts who have chosen ve
outstanding books that concern their area of expertise.
“Every day an eminent writer, thinker, commentator,
politician, academic chooses ve books on their [sic]
specialist subject.” Of course, the site is afliated with
book sellers who’d be happy to provide you with the
books. If you put all recreation aside for a week, you
could work your way thru ve books. At the end of that
time, you’d certainly be a bull-session expert on the
subject. You’d certainly know more than the average
college graduate.
Here are some subjects that caught my eye: Azer-
baijan - how much would you have to learn to know
more about this nation than anyone you ever met?;
Nordic Crime Fiction; Glamor; Science and Climate
Change;
“Are you an avid vulnerability hunter who wants to
earn an extra buck or two for your skills? If so, Google
would like a word with you. The company has an-
nounced a new experimental reward program for those
who nd security bugs in Google’s websites, following
a similar and successful program from earlier this year.
The rewards depend on the severity of the bug(s), but
range from $500 to $3,133.7 (wow, clever).
“According to Google’s blog post on the topic, all
of Google’s Web properties are up for grabs—that
includes YouTube, Blogger, Orkut, or any other web-
site that manages sensitive user data or accounts.
It’s the user data that’s important to Google, and the
base reward starts at $500 if you manage to nd a
vulnerability—in a test account, of course. If you don’t
want the money, you can donate it to charity with a
matching donation from Google.” Read more at: http://
arstechnica.com/security/news/2010/11/google-puts-
bounty-on-security-bugs.ars?utm_source=rss&utm_
medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss.
Prez Sez
by Bill Drissel
Is it possible to sail directly downwind faster than
the wind? All obvious paper and pencil calculations
say no .... but have a look at: http://blog.makezine.
com/archive/2010/11/downwind_faster_than_the_
wind_black.html. Published measurements show
the vehicle traveling at 2.8 times windspeed!
Volunteering
Every board member, ofcer, chairman, and
SIG leader is a volunteer. No one in this organiza-
tion receives any payment for their work. Without
our volunteers, NTPCUG would not exist.
Please consider volunteering for one of these
important jobs:
Information Desk — Charles Rem
Assist with check-in process at 3rd Saturday.
One or more hours will make a difference.
Program Director
Identify and arrange program topics for our
vendor presentations.
Mentoring — Tom Sweet
Communicate with new members to ensure
they are aware of the benets, SIG opportunities
and help them in numerous ways to feel welcome
and to know that we care about them.
Newsletter —
Doug Gorrie, Chuck Fiedler,
David Franke
Prepare, contribute to and distribute the
monthly newsletter.
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