Scheduled Tasks: 0x80090016: Keyset does not exist. – One of my 2003 servers decided to go stupid on my scheduled tasks…yes I know I said 2003.  Easy fix – just watch that you reset the task’s user account info.
SANS ISC StormCast generated a couple articles I wanted to review closer look

Shellshock: More details released about CVE-2014-6277 and CVE-2014-6278. Also: Does Windows have a shellshock problem? – Sums up the other two bash vulns which you probably have patched, but it’s safer to verify.
CSAM: Patch and get pw0ned (not OR). – Lesson learned from patching too fast.

Test-Driving a $35 Firefox OS Smartphone – sounds worse than something from 2001
QuickMon looks like an interesting little tool.  How often would you start a command prompt to ping something, or want to monitor something without having it in the ‘official’ system.
This Slashdot post discusses a couple different investigations into the new iOS and Android encryption.  It sounds like the government really can’t get into your devices easily, and it would be very hard to brute-force them.  Who wants to wager that someone will eventually find a backdoor into these devices very soon?
“Meditation Isn’t Clearing the Mind; It’s Focusing on One Thing.” covers a snippet about how to easily meditate.  I’m not a very zen person, however I think everyone needs a little bit of ‘meditation’ and ‘relaxation’ every day.  Life is crazy enough – just take a few minutes for yourself.  It’s not selfish.
Meet the USB Armory computer on a chip making a Raspberry PI look ginormous.  One of the maker’s recommended applications is a portable pen testing computer.  Think about all the scary things you can hide in a full computer that fits inside a small flash drive’s case.  And you thought you could be pwned before!