The master raises the drum to his chest on Folly Lane. Resplendent with Lily, Sweet William too. The band called to order, his domain. He calls the tune. Killaloe, after two – one, two. Its Twelfth morning and in this poem I reflect on years gone by. Twenty years or more ago I used to …
The Sun Up there In the air Beams the sun Shining through Chasing off The morning dew I wrote this short poem after walking through my garden on a summers morning. The sun was already high in the sky to the East. My feet were bare and I could feel the dampness of the morning …
I was asked last week by BBC Good Morning Ulster to come in to the show and talk about the announcements made at Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference 2014. As with every media engagement I do I had done my homework the night before and prepared a crib sheet covering all potential areas for discussion which is shared with the show producer in advance so they can brief the presenter and prepare questions for them. The full crib sheet is replicated below for those who haven’t OD’ed on WWDC commentary yet.
On 2nd June 2014 numerous news outlets globally ran a story about a Russian man being charged with being behind a major cybercrime operation that affected individuals and businesses worldwide and added to the FBI’s most wanted list.
Last month I blogged about the 30/60/90 plan covering the first 30 days of the initial three months in my new Technical Marketing Manager role at The Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT).
In this post I shall look back at the second 30 days. Personally speaking its useful for me as I slot into the organisations appraisal system to reflect on what I have achieved thus far in the role.