Adapting The Tempest

A Scientific Tempest

Tap water tempest

You know the news isn’t going to be good when the report of a new study cites sources in City Hall rather than the scientific literature. That’s exactly how the story broke in February, reporting a link between tap water and miscarriages in a California study. On February 10, the Los Angeles Times warned its readers in a front page report that “drinking five or more glasses of cold tap water pe...

The Designing of TEMPEST Security Testing Model

Computer and other digital electronic equipments can emit unintentional electromagnetic signals in the state of information processing. The compromising electromagnetic emanations allow eavesdroppers to reconstruct processed data at a distance that threatening the information security. As result all equipments handling confidential information do need TEMPEST security testing. This paper attemp...

| the Tempest | a Practical Framework for Network Programmability

|The Tempest framework allows the dynamic introduction and modiication of network services at two levels of granularity. First, the switchlet and associated virtual network concepts enable the safe introduction of alternative control architectures into an operational network. The timescales over which such new control architectures can be introduced might vary from, for example, a video confer-...

A psychoanalytic study of Edward de Vere's The Tempest.

There is now abundant evidence that Freud was correct in believing Edward de Vere (1550-1604) wrote under the pseudonym "William Shakespeare." One common reaction is "What difference does it make?" I address that question by examining many significant connections between de Vere's life and The Tempest. Such studies promise to bring our understanding of Shakespeare's works back into line with ou...