languages

I've been thinking about languages and what a real benefit knowing languages are...
Knowing and feeling...

Knowing - Knowing a different language lets someone become closer to understanding the world in many ways.

Feeling - Feeling happiness and sadness.

Knowing languages takes out the "middle" person so that the language can actually be understood.

It doesn't have to be complicated......

network security

Alright so my record shows that I have just one major and it's Network Security. I feel a lot better about it and there was a lot of things that had to be done so I can have a better chance to graduate this Fall. I had to drop the Network Administration track. I finally got credit for the CCENT and the Windows Server class that I had at GRCC. So that helped a lot. So I have the regular amount of classes for each semester and I'm doing a seven week for the project management class and then the session two seven week capstone class. Regular semester classes for discrete structures and information assurance.

I filled out my application to graduate and all I have to do is print it off and sign it. Then I get to fax it!

Well I just dropped my first major so now I can graduate (hopefully) next fall. I'm still waiting for the update to happen on the system at school.

Russian

Well I just finished another notebook (front and back pages this time). On to another notebook and new vocabulary words. I hope I can learn all the words that I can before I start this class.

awesome :)

I saw something totally awesome today!!!!!! :) ;)

Visa

I finally got my visa in my passport. I thought I was getting another document but it's great that the visa is in the passport.

I sent in my information on 4june and got it today 15june. It cost a lot of money (500$)

eCPPT

ElearnSecurity Certified Professional Penetration Tester

Well I signed up for this course yesterday and I started going through the lessons today and it's tough. Knowing programming languages would have been very helpful but I hope that I can catch on quickly. There are some basic security that should already have been covered and the basic command line knowledge is very helpful. Everything is interesting but so difficult.