Here's the followup picture from my previous post.

We can use the Sun to help highlight the geography of the Moon, as the Sun slowly rises other the lunar surface light flood into vallerys and crators, or vast shadows are cast by mountain ranges. You can see this on the closeup below, the terminator isn't smooth, its all bumpy, even over the space of a few hours you can often see quite dramatic changes along the terminator as the Sun floods into areas of shadow.

Below you can see quite a prominant feature on the western rim of Mare Crisium, just as the Sun begins to rise over the highground around the sea.

According to Symantec it is. In their 11th internet security report, part of which tracked vulnerabilities and fix times for operating systems in the last half of 2006 they found the following:

Microsoft's Windows came in first place with 39 vulnerabilities discovered and Microsoft took on average 22 days to fix them.

Red Hat Linux came in second place with 208 vulnerabilities and an average fix time of 58 days.

Apple's Mac OS X ranked 3rd place with 43 vulnerabilities and an average fix time of 66 days.

Hewlett Packard's HP-UX had 98 vulnerabilities and took them 101 days to release a fix.

Sun's Solaris came in last place with 63 vulnerabilities with a fix time of 122 days.

Looks pretty much the same as the first half of the year. Microsoft's security investment is paying off. 2006 was a solid year for Microsoft on the security front. With how 2007 has started its going to get even better.