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What is Technical Debt? Is it bad or is it good? And does the customer ultimately pay for technical debt? 

IPv4 versus IPv6. When will the transition ever be made? 

Recap of the virtual internship fair hosted by Commonwealth Cyber Initiative.

Happy New Year to CyberHygienix's listeners! I hope that you had pleasant holiday and spent time with family and friends. I hope that all you dreams and wishes came true or will come true with hard work and dedication.

In episode #103, I will be talking about Measurement Systems Analysis and the various formulas used to calculate the magnitude of system variation. I did not receive any compensation from Goskills.com, and this episode is not sponsored by Goskills.com.

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Best regards, 

Kim

Hello! Welcome to CyberHygienix.  I'm' your host, Kim Carter, today I am speaking with Mr. Rob Lauer about his retelling of Charles Dickens' , " A Christmas Carol. Mr. Lauer will talk about writing and publishing his novelization: "Bah! Horse Hockey! A Southern Christmas Carol. 

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Best regards, 

Kim 

Hello

Welcome to CyberHygienix. Im your host Kim Carter. 

In the next episode, I will be talking with 

Mr. Rob Lauer. Mr. Lauer is an award winning playwrite, musician

video producer and author. 

Mr. Lauer has written the book " Bah Horse Hockey" 

which is the retelling of the Dickens' classic:

A Christmas Carol. Mr. Lauer and I will be discussing the 

development of the story and why Mr. Lauer chose to 

retell the tale set in 1932 and in Georgia in the United States. 

We will also discuss how he published and promoted his writing. 

Please join me for the next episode of CyberHygienix

In this episode, I relay the book's table of contents for the listener. I also read a quote from p. 77. My hope is that the listener will get some benefit from this episode. Thank you for supporting this podcast. Your participation is appreciated. 

Best Regards, 

Kim

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