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The Leadership Challenge: The Most Trusted Source on Becoming a Better Leader [LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE 4/E 10D]
$31.80

Handel: Music for Royal Occasions
$21.98
This is a delightful album. The choir sings with enthusiasm and the soloists are a who's who of British Baroque performers. Of particular note is Michael George, who is in fine voice and who has one of the most beautiful solos on the album -- Thy Wife Shall be as the Fruitful Vine -- accompanied by Jane Coe on cello.

The recording is spacious, yet the sound is clear and focused. Highly recommended.

Towards multilaterally secure computing platforms-with open source and trusted computing [An article from: Information Security Technical Report]
$7.95
This digital document is a journal article from Information Security Technical Report, published by Elsevier in 2005. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Description:
We present a security architecture for a trustworthy open computing platform that aims at solving a variety of security problems of conventional platforms by an efficient migration of existing operating system components, a Security Software Layer (PERSEUS), and hardware functionalities offered by the Trusted Computing technology. The main goal is to provide multilateral security, e.g., protecting users' privacy while preventing violations of copyrights. Hence the proposed architecture includes a variety of security services such as secure booting, trusted GUI, secure installation/update, and trusted viewer. The design is flexible enough to support a wide range of hardware platforms, i.e., PC, PDA, and embedded systems. The proposed platform shall serve as a basis for implementing a variety of innovative business models and distributed applications with multilateral security.

America's Top Doctors- 8th Edition: America's Trusted Source For Identifying Top Doctors (A Castle Connolly Guide)
$34.95
On March 13, 2001 the Science section of the New York Times published a short review of this book. It describes how the entries for the various medical specialties were selected. "For those willing to travel to find the best physician for everything, this guide serves well." Not many of this can afford this, but the book should have a small but grateful audience.