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NWDC keeps Bold Alligator under control - DVIDS

NWDC keeps Bold Alligator under control DVIDS VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Rear Adm. Terry B. Kraft, commander, Navy Warfare Development Command, opened the doors to his operations center Feb. 8 to provide media an opportunity to see how Bold Alligator 2012, the largest amphibious exercise in ten years, ... and more »

IT Security Training Leader to Host EC-Council SUMMIT 2012 Washington DC - Sacramento Bee

IT Security Training Leader to Host EC-Council SUMMIT 2012 Washington DC Sacramento Bee The event's location is ideal since it is in close proximity to Baltimore, Washington, Fort Meade (MD) and Northern Virginia. The event will feature four training classes including Certified Ethical Hacker, Advanced Penetration Testing, Advanced Mobile ... and more »

Teens learn robotics as factories lack skilled workers - Mother Nature Network

Mother Nature Network

Teens learn robotics as factories lack skilled workers Mother Nature Network By Scott Malone, ReutersWed, Feb 08 2012 at 4:28 PM EST ROBO-TRAINING: The research laboratory for robotic riveting at EADS Innovation Works develops and optimizes automated assembly tools. These sorts of robotic skills are increasingly necessary in ... and more »

Web-based Counseling -- Telepsychiatry -- Is Taking off - PCWorld

Web-based Counseling -- Telepsychiatry -- Is Taking off PCWorld Dr. Dilip Chandran, a psychiatrist who works for Youth Health Services Inc. in Elkin, West Virginia, has been treating patients in remote locations via telemedicine for the past five months. Chandran spends three days a week in Morgantown, ... and more »

Don't Panic: Windows 8 to Lose the 'Start' Button - Law.com

Don't Panic: Windows 8 to Lose the 'Start' Button Law.com We try to do some just-in-time training. We can put things on your computer that say, 'Here's where you used to do things with the 'Start' button, now you do them here,'" she explained, in Richmond, Va. Computer makers' penchant for copying each ... and more »