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North Sea Group—which delivers products and services to the oil market—was formed in 2009 after the merger of Van der Sluijs Groep and FNR+ Holding. To help drive growth, the group wanted to consolidate the IT infrastructures of the merged companies to a single, virtualised platform, delivering IT services to its offices and shipping vessels worldwide. The group chose a combination of Microsoft and HP solutions to build the infrastructure, and worked with Microsoft Gold Certified Partners Innovativ and Communicativ during deployment. Today, North Sea Group continues to expand and personnel maximise their productivity thanks to Windows Server 2008 R2 with Hyper-V, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, and Microsoft Dynamics NAV running on energy-efficient HP hardware. The IT team, which centrally manages IT for the group's offices and ships, is more productive, with additional time to focus on strategic projects.
North Sea Group is one of the largest private companies in the Netherlands, with a workforce of more than 350 and an annual turnover of around €6 billion in 2009. The company is a major player in the downstream oil market in western Europe. It combines storage and distribution with the international trading and sale of mineral oils and biofuels. North Sea Group was established in 2009, after the merger of Van der Sluijs Groep and FNR+ Holding.
The organisation conducts multiple operations. Among them, it supplies fuel to the shipping industry, sells oil products and logistics services to resellers and major oil companies, trades in fuel oils, and transports mineral oils from refineries to retailers. With so many time-sensitive operations, even minor disruptions can cause expensive delays that affect the firm's revenue. This is why North Sea Group invests significant resources in IT solutions that help employees deliver its products and services.
North Sea Group predicts continued growth, particularly in markets such as biofuels, and believes IT will play a crucial role in helping employees seize new business opportunities. With this in mind, the group considered the benefits of consolidating the infrastructures of the newly merged companies to support expansion more effectively. Patrick Mast, IT Manager of North Sea Group, says: "We decided that we could achieve our goals and reduce costs if all partners in the group operated on one platform."
Mast assessed multiple providers and their offerings, but decided to build the new platform on Microsoft and HP solutions. "I have had very good experiences with both companies over the years. I worked at one of the first companies in the Netherlands to run Microsoft software on HP ProLiant servers," says Mast.
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To support the Microsoft software and a trading application called CXL, the organisation constructed a fully redundant hardware platform based on HP. It features eight HP ProLiant BL460c server blades located in a HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure and connected to iSCSI-based HP LeftHand P4500 storage. To help IT recover quickly in an emergency, North Sea Group distributed the infrastructure between the new data centre and a secondary site 10 kilometres away in Geertruidenberg.
The work needed a high level of expertise, but the group avoided any delays due to the experience of its Microsoft Gold Certified Partners. Mast says: "Communicativ had a deep understanding of the latest Microsoft solutions, particularly Jaap Wesselius, who has received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Exchange Server." Innovativ sent Microsoft MVPs for System Center to help North Sea Group implement the management software, and installation work was finished in one weekend.
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Employees can be highly effective because the new platform delivers their business-critical solutions reliably. Mast says: "Downtime in the IT infrastructure would disrupt employees and quickly lead to significant costs because our transactions are time sensitive and high in value. The truth is that 99.9 per cent availability, including scheduled maintenance, is our minimum requirement—and we've always reached that goal with Microsoft and HP solutions."
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Bing passes Yahoo! in Google runner-up stakes
As much as I appreciate the benefits that Microsoft has brought to computer users worldwide, I can't help but see this news of Bing being the second most popular search engine as a little premature. Traffic will be inflated for a few days while people try out a shiny new toy, after which time traffic will drop to a more realistic level.
Maybe I'm the one with premature comments - so far Bing does seem like an innovation to the search engine genre. It won't be long before Google copies all the good parts thereby negating any need for people to use Bing.
I'm an Altavista fan, rarely use any other offering. Always had a lot of respect for the techs at DEC and their efforts on Altavista bore significant results. Been a long time since www.av.com appeared on search engine rankings, does it get lumped together with Yahoo results?
Jacqui whacks shock jock crock
Am I the only one who had a minor fit of the giggles when reading " real name Michael Weiner"?
I'll get my coat, this sort of discussion should be left to people who can keep a straight face.
Shifty study proclaims Brits a nation of freetards
85 pages - and still a biased conclusion
So out of those 7 million, how many make purchases based upon the 'free trial'?
I suspect the vast majority are like me, download it, check it out, and then go buy the CD or DVD unless it really is pure crap. Even the new Star Trek film, saw it on a 32" TV and then went to the cinema (kept the ticket stub, as I do with every film I see at the cinema). It is possible that the slightly younger generations (16 to 21) may not have built up enough moral fibre at that stage in their lives, but rest assured by the time they're 30 they'll know that if they want to continue watching good movies and listening to good music then they have to pay for it.
Being a nation of try-before-you-buytards is not quite the same as a nation of freetards. Are there really 7 million people in the UK who are dumb enough to harm the individual artists who prepare the visual and audio media we so thoroughly enjoy?
Mozilla invites all comers on post-tab future
Not that old chestnut again...
Why does everyone stick to this false notion that Microsoft were late with tabbed browsing? They brought tabbed browsing to the Mac with version 4.5 of IE, Firefox didn't even exist at that time. No-one batted an eyelid when Microsoft introduced it, but someone comes along later with the same idea and everyone "can't live without it"...
Worth noting that a few months after the release of IE 4.5 for the Mac, Opera introduced tabbed browsing for the PC version of their browser. Again, no-one paid any attention. Stop giving Mozilla credit for something they copied!
Gordon Ramsay breaches f**king broadcasting code
Would they complain to Ramsay?
Oh FFS someone shut up the idiots who are submitting complaints... I think most people are aware that Gordon Ramsay swears a lot so if you find yourself easily offended by a frickin' word (which might be repeated a multitude of times) then CHANGE THE CHANNEL!
Would be amusing to see how many of these people would still submit a complaint if they had to make the complaint directly to Gordon Ramsay. Well, maybe not amusing, more like hilarious...
Maybe someone should introduce Chef Ramsay to the acceptable substitutes presented in such classics like Father Ted, Battlestar Galactica, and of course the almighty Farscape.
Sir Alan Sugar hails £30m 'equitable' Viglen win
Re: 70,000 PCs for £30million...
Roughly £430 per PC, but don't forget logistics, deployment and support costs. I'd be very surprised if the contract is purely a box-shifting deal.
Man gets life for killing game-obsessed partner
How considerate...
"The couple's son called for an ambulance, but Palmer grabbed the phone and told emergency operators: "I'm sorry. I think I've killed her.""
"Let me just make sure, we don't want to be a burden on the ambulance service..."
Microsoft's latest open-source release catches a wrinkle
Nice progress
I usually appreciate reading about Microsoft's efforts to make its technology more accessible, and am happy to hear of another step forward.
Shame that even if Microsoft were to release all code for all its products and didn't restrict that code with any sort of license someone would find a reason to complain!
Nvidia countersues Intel in licensing spat
Re: nVidia + AMD combo set to rise again
Looks like there's already a new (and I think it's unanounced since I haven't heard about it yet) chipset from nVidia for the AM3 chips - the 980a SLI (http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_nforce_980a_sli_us.html). Now I need to find which motherboard manufacturers are bringing this to market!
nVidia + AMD combo set to rise again
C'mon nVidia, give us a nice new juicy chipset for AMD's new Phenom II processors, and really kick Intel between the legs!
Wallace and Gromit get patent-happy at Science Museum
A new episode?
Do you think the Intellectual Property Office would sponsor a new episode of Wallace and Gromit? I can imagine the storyline revolving around Wallace being beaten to the punch by big corporates when trying to register his patents, and on the few successful applications the story gives insight into how the big corporates walk all over the small guys and ignore the patents they own.
At least it would be educating the visiting students with some real world insight into how patents work!
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Software updates
The great thing about Philips HDTV boxes is the ease with which the software for the TV can be updated, just hit the 'update software' option in the menu when viewing digital TV and it will grab the latest software over the airwaves, providing support for new features. My 32PFL7962D has had several software updates since I bought it a little over a year ago, each one offering new features and sometimes support for additional codecs.
If the standards for high-def over the airwaves change, I'm sure Philips will update their software to accommodate those changes.
Sky calls for access to cable network
Oh FFS Sky, give it a rest
I'm get sick fed-up of one of the larger monopolies in the UK constantly citing unfair competition to try and topple the competition. I'm not a Virgin Media customer, but I understand that they have invested a significant amount to implement the infrastructure over which they deliver their services. Why TF should Sky be entitled to a share of that?
It was the same with the collaboration between the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Sky was invited to participate at the early stages but declined. Then it threw a curve ball by claiming that the collaboration would create a monopoly and stifle competition. Unfortunately some half-wit judge agreed with them and we, the British public, are poorer for it since it will cost the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 a helluva lot more to create their own independent online TV solutions.
It's about time that someone gave Sky a taste of their own vile medicine.
Microsoft dumped after India PM's emails go AWOL
To echo others - WTF?
"ditched Microsoft's Outlook [Express] for open-source email following a computer virus that caused a massive breakdown in communications"
So rather than deal with the virus that caused the problem they blame the mail client and switch mail clients in the hope that will overcome the original problem... Okay so even I don't use Outlook Express, in fact I find it madenning when a corporate entity or public authority doesn't use a MAPI-capable mail client. At least if they were using a decent mail and collaboration platform such as those offered by Lotus, IBM or Microsoft then they would have been able to retrieve the 'missing' emails.
Next time you call BT for broadband technical support, just remember that the best IT staff in India are working for the PM.
As an afterthought, maybe those emails arrived safe and sound afterall. With only a single copy of an email held in a dbx file as part of Outlook Express's mail store it's very easy to hit the delete button then compress the message store - voila, all trace of the original message purged forever. Sounds like the sort of mail system governments must love!
Scientology spokesman confirms Xenu story
@ Pete James
"What I find curious is how atheists or agnostics consider themselves to be above others with a religious belief, which in itself is an ironic display of belonging to their own 'belief'."
I'd like to speak on behalf of agnostics, somehow you've confused us with atheists. Sure, American dictionaries have over the last 15 years merged the two definitions, but in the rest of the world agnostics and atheists have two entirely separate viewpoints.
As an agnostic I do not deny anyone's beliefs. Everyone is entitled to believe what they like, even if it is a little far-fetched like Scientology. I am open to the possibility that there is an element of truth in the religious beliefs of others, partly because there is insufficient evidence to prove or disprove such beliefs. I would quite happily accept the existence of the Christian 'God' or winged faeries if I have first-hand experience demonstrating that either of those examples exist.
I'm not going to mock someone for their beliefs - they might be right. Furthermore, if someone were to mock my personal beliefs, I wouldn't like it, so I have no intention of inflicting exactly that discomfort on others.
If there is any essence to a "holier than thou" attitude from agnostics then it is derived from our willingness to accept that anything is possible, we just need to experience it first-hand in order to be convinced. In the meanwhile we wish that everyone else could accept our viewpoint, that is to be open to the possibility that we might be wrong, and a willingness to improve our perception of the possibilities of this universe by learning from first-hand observations.
'Sunshade' global-cooling plan would ruin solar power
Re: Raise the CO₂
Thanks for the chuckle Gary!
Solar energy to one side, what about plants? You can give a plant as much or as little nutrients as you like, but the only real plant food is sunlight. The amount and intensity of that sunlight determines how effectively a plant can process the nutrients given to it. In other words if you dump a load of high quality nutrients into the soil at the base of a plant, if the sunlight is not reliable then the plant will not be capable of processing the nutrients and will die.
A sunshade isn't entirely a bad idea, but is best implemented in outer-space, not through particulate insulation in the atmosphere. It's a lot easier to reverse the effects of a device in outer-space than it is to clean up man-made pollution in the atmosphere.
As is often the way with humans, they think of a 'great idea' to resolve a problem but neglect to consider fundamental consequences.
Government rejects call to limit insolvency firms' fees
They're like pirates...
Take a limited company that has £300k of debt because the owner decided not to pay HMRC for 2 or 3 years. Owner approaches an accountancy firm specialising in liquidisation and administration, and pays a little over £45k into a 'fund' that is intended to meet the costs of disolving the company.
Owner of said company walks away and sets up a new limited company, thereby ensuring that once more the owner is not liable for anything.
Accountancy firm handling the administration starts racking up the legal fees and before you know it, their fees are almost exactly £45k. Not a penny left for any creditors, including HMRC.
Owner walks away having paid less than 1/6th of what was owed, but is legally free of the debts altogether.
Coincidentally have any of you ever asked an accountancy firm who handles administration for anything? Unless you're willing to fork out 5 grand, forget it. Events so far this year have made me believe that large quantities of money are made by the administrators. Obscene amounts. No other industry (well maybe the entertainment industry) seems to offer the potential to earn thousands of pounds for so little effort.
iPhone app simulates political corruption
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That's a trick question isn't it? Tell us your age and then ask us what it is, there's got to be a catch... That or it was just a really daft question!
Yeah Bill, I thought it sounded like Drug Wars too!
I misread the title of the article, thought it said "iPhone app stimulates political corruption"...
NASA talks little green men with Vatican
"Condense the universe's timeline"
Within the space of one week I've heard far too many people suggesting that the history of our universe be considered from the condensed perspective of a standard Earth year. It was funny when Stephen Fry did it on QI, gets old when repeated too frequently though.
Operators and handset vendors plug standard charger
Already there?
My Motorola Maxx V6 has been around a couple of years now and is charged via its micro-usb port. You can even plug it into the computer with a standard micro-usb cable and it will charge from that without any special software. Seemed like a good idea and made me wonder why other vendors don't do something similar. Nice to know it'll become a bit more widespread in the future.
MP wants Welsh text on ID cards
"the language has equal validity with English" ??
If the ID card gets Welsh language on it then we should also include Gaelic. While we're at it, let's make ID cards A4 in size so that we can include wording for every language used by British citizens.
Someone thwack the bint with a large stick until she realises some sense. I'm Scottish and proud of it - I love my language just as she appears to love hers. Regardless of national pride, including just one addiitional language on ID cards is asking for trouble.
BBC pumps 60 quid a head into Gaelic
Only gaelic
It may surprise some of you to learn that there are parts of Scotland where it is quite normal to encounter individuals who primarily speak gaelic, and who do not have a comprehensive grasp of the English language.
I was lucky in that most schools on the North-West coast were offering English lessons in primary school by the time I was four years old. Even now there are some primary schools that do not offer quality tuition on the English language and students of those primary schools have to rely on TV for English education until they reach secondary school.
It is easy to presume that everyone speaks English fairly well, but while gaelic is the primary language in many of the rural areas of Scotland it will always be the case that some individuals will have difficulty picking up a second language - in this case, English.
Linux to spend eternity in shadow of 'little blue E'
Consideration of end users
It's the age-old problem with software. Designed by techies for techies, even when we try to take into account user requirements we still end up with a solution that isn't entirely intuitive.
Windows is by no means transparently intuitive, but it's a lot better at providing straightforward means of performing numerous end-user tasks than current breeds of Linux. Mac OS X has the potential to knock Windows from the dominant OS spot, but even that is unlikely for another three to five years (guesstimate).
OcUK puts £10K bounty on the heads of DDoS varmints
OcUK - good prices, fast delivery, lousy after-sales service
I've had mixed experiences with OcUk, most orders have arrived on time and have met my needs, but when it comes to RMAs frankly OcUK suck. Especially when the RMAs are raised because they've sent out the wrong parts.
On one occasion they sent me the wrong tube connectors two times in a row! I gave up and figured that they must have put the 1/2" fittings in the 3/8" fittings bin in the warehouse by mistake. On another occasion they sent the wrong motherboard, I sent it back after obtaining an RMA and they refused to replace it, stating that I'd already opened the package. I had to suck up the cost and pay again for the motherboard I wanted in the first place. Another occasion saw me receive a front bay display panel that came without cables or driver CD. I never resolved that one after I sent it back, they refuted their receipt of a recorded delivery package.
What is happening to OcUK is wrong, and it must be costing them a fortune. Despite my negative opinion of DDoS attacks, I can't help but feel a little sympathy if the person behind it has had a bad experience with returned products. The old saying "two wrongs don't make a right" comes to mind.
US woman says Ubuntu can't access internet
Shame on you
This woman isn't the idiot. The real idiot is the nephew/brother/friend who told her to buy a computer with Ubuntu linux installed on it. You don't make that sort of mistake when purchasing a computer unless you're being instructed to deliberately avoid MS Windows. The same idiot who obviously abandoned her computing needs once she made the purchase, at the very least whoever told her to buy a system with Ubuntu preinstalled could have provided a beginner session for her and helped set up the basics...
As for every single one of you who scorn this woman, shame on you. Years ago I was described as an arrogant condescending twat. Years ago I was just like the majority of you, but thankfully not as extreme as those of you who saw this as an opportunity to ridicule someone simply because she does not have the product knowledge that we do. Years ago I did not make a point of publicly voicing my opinions of others' incompetence; instead I chose to help them where possible. I couldn't help being condescending, so I kept my mouth shut unless I was asked a question.
LaCie showcases hella-expensive display
Monitor = drinks
For that price I would hope that it supports a refresh rate of 120Hz to ensure compatibility with the next generation of 3D display hardware from nVidia.
Am I tempted by this overpriced monitor? Well I wouldn't object if I got one for free, which I'd then sell for half its retail value, then I'd go to the pub.
Microsoft disables automatic IE 8 downloads
"cushion you from the Internet Explorer 8 standards mess"
I'm trying to figure out how the author of the article has managed to come to the conclusion that an effort from Microsoft to make a browser more compliant with standards whilst also giving end users the opportunity to render sites in the same way IE7 does is in fact a standards mess?
Sure, in an idealistic purist world we'd tell developers of non-standards-compliant sites where to get off, and backward compatibility would be dropped altogether. On the other hand, why piss off the many businesses who have intranets that serve their intended purpose perfectly well even if those intranets do use a few non-standard techniques to accomplish the desired functionality. Let's face it, businesses are not going to adopt Opera, FireFox, Safari or Chrome unless the developers of those browsers provide the means to provide site-wide configuration by way of group policies. In that regard IE is king of the hill.
I guess all I'm seeing here is an ill-informed individual using their bias in order to get a few hits. Well it worked, I read the article and I felt inclined to convey my opinions.
Microsoft and Apple: 25 years of couples therapy
Slight digression...
"Then IE 4.5 appeared in 1999 with Mac-first features such as Print Preview and Forms Auto-Fill"
You forgot a HUGE browser enhancement - IE 4.5 for the Mac included tabbed browsing. Yes, that's right, Microsoft had tabbed browsing long before Firefox was a twinkle in a developer's pants!
Software copyright inspection powers used for first time
Supporting the smaller developers
Forget about operating systems and office/collaboration software, the victims of software piracy are the small development houses who write solutions for specific industries (manufacturing processes, warehousing, etc). AC posts that we're only protecting other countries' IP - wrong, we've got enough of our own to protect. Written for the UK industries, by people who understand the intricacies of those industries - fellow Brits.
I would be interested to learn what compensation might be awarded to a business if found to be completely innocent of any IP infringement crime; that being my only concern I have no problem with random checks because the innocent have nothing to hide. It's the guilty parties who have no qualms about stealing which end up warranting the need for these checks.
AVG slaps Trojan label on Adobe Flash
Old versus new
Curiously, two workstations at our office which had AVG 8 installed were affected by this false positive today, but the workstations running AVG 7.5 were unaffected despite also receiving virus definition updates in the morning.
I like AVG, but feel that the version 7 engine is more refined and efficient than version 8. I haven't purchased version 8 for my home computers yet but know that sooner or later when my current licenses expire I will be left with a decision. In all likelihood I will buy Sophos Anti-Virus SBE at that time unless AVG 8 is refined significantly before then.
I just wish Sophos didn't rely on consultancy firms to sell their software, that way everyone could enjoy the benefits of what is unquestionably exceptional AV software.
BOFH: The paperless cafeteria
Hideously cruel, love it!
Google shares plummet past $300, reach three year low
Selling up
My guess is that people are cashing in valuable shares to free up actual cash resources. Once the ball starts rolling the panic sets in as others see the value of their shares dropping and decide to sell up before they end up making a loss.
Pure guesswork. I don't know enough to be able to make an educated guess so it's just logical conjecture based on what little I know.
Sun Java piggybacks Microsoft searchbar, divorces Google
Mention Microsoft and suddenly people get out their pitchforks
Sheesh, for bloody years companies have been using this 'checked by default' subterfuge to install third-party software, and it's only when a Microsoft add-on is involved that someone decides to write an article intended to incite the pitchfork wielding plebians...
Drop the bigoted attitudes, hell it's not even bigoted, it's more like racism in the software industry! If you're going to bitch and whine when checkboxes are enabled by default then bitch and whine with equal ferocity at ALL software developers.
Michael Dell sells you some s**t you don't need
Learning from the best
I'm thinking Dell staff have spent too much time reading the BOfH stories on The Register. Did Michael Dell happen to give any tips on how to dispose of management staff who might oppose new purchases during this presentation? Maybe there were some Dell staff waiting outside by a white van with a roll of carpet and a shovel...
Another London BT exchange hit by thieves
They're sheds, not buildings
Most BT telephone exchanges are inside structures that don't look any more secure than my garden shed. It's hardly surprising that some people have figured that BT's poor security is an opportunity to make a quick buck.
By the way, absolutely love the comment by Mike Crawshaw, implied consent sounds about right! If BT are going to host expensive infrastructure in run down insecure buildings then they might as well just leave the doors open... Similarly Sam's comment about 'no criminal intent' raises a smirk!
I'm going to grab my gardening jacket and head to the telephone exchange next door. Maybe that's where my lawnmower ended up when I last cut the grass after having a couple of pints...
Oz pub slammed over 'No Undie Sundie'
Stupidly sexist naivity
I wonder how much outrage there would be if a Scottish landlord organised a similar event but requested the men be the ones to abandon underwear in return for the drinks voucher.
No doubt such an event hosted in Scotland with focus on men being the ones to 'let it hang' under the kilts would be a roaring success, with women turning out by the bus loads for a chance to tease and abuse the men.
See, women think that if they are encouraged to take off their knickers in a public place, they're opening the door for abuse. Yet us poor Scots get abused by women every time we go out drinking, to the point where some of my friends now refuse to wear a kilt except on special occasions. Women can be such cruel hypocrites.
BBC fixes BT Home Hub auto-vomit bug
Somewhat surprised
I'm a bit of a fan of Thomson Speedtouch routers, in my experience they've been reliable and robust. Particularly good Speedtouch router models I've had the pleasure of using are the 585i v6/v7, the 608WL, and the 780. None of these exhibited the symptoms described in this article.
Does anyone with one of the affected routers know which Thomson router it is based on? Or is it the case that BT have developed their own firmware, and the custom firmware is at fault?
Electoral officers oppose edited register
Step 3: Profit!
"the councils each receive an average of £1,900 annually for selling edited electoral rolls"
Ok this seems so wrong. While I do not support the practices of marketing firms, I do understand the need for councils to generate revenue from sources other than our council tax. If the edited registers remain available then it is high time for the councils to start charging more for the edited register if the company or individual purchasing it will use the data for marketing purposes.
There are still legitimate reasons for purchasing a copy of the register, and those people should not be penalised. A simple clause such as £xxx for personal use, £xxxxx for commercial use would suffice and as far as I am aware, it would also be legal.
Houston, we have a virus
Dodgy web sites
Let's cut out one potential source of infections - it's time for NASA-approved porn to be issued to all astronauts based upon individual preferences!
Nvidia waves goodbye to chipsets?
nVidia denies claim
Looks like a flat out denial, very glad to see it. I'll gladly choose nForce chipsets over Intel or AMD offerings because of reliability and performance.
Microsoft crowbars Live Search into Facebook
Re: Will they ever learn?
"Ok this was a while ago, but nothing's really improved from them."
Hiya Andy,
A couple of years ago I'd have agreed and said Microsoft's own site search functionality was somewhat poor.
Nowadays though I find the search sections of Microsoft's numerous sites to be very efficient, effective, and powerful in their scope. MSDN search and Support search are both fantastic and very good at delivering entirely relevant results as required. Even the search feature for the main microsoft.com site (which incidentally searches all or a user selection of all MS subdomains) is very reliable, often offering a 'recommended result' which is normally the very page I'm after - regardless of the complexity or simplicity of my query!
These days I'm beginning to feel a need to move away from Google's invasive practices and amazingly I'm finding http://www.live.com to be the solution. Google's own search results are increasingly yielding link sites for generating search engine results instead of the actual content I'm seeking.
How government will save you from P2P deviance
Who are they?
*rubs eyes* Ok so we've all known that this was coming for a few months now, nice to have an article that (relatively) concisely presents the facts for us.
*rubs eyes again* Yep, I thought so. Is there any mention of where we can find out who the ISPs that have voluntarily signed up are? I didn't see a list of ISPs in the article.
IBM's eight-core Power7 chip to clock in at 4.0GHz
Re: IBM (by AC)
By that statement am I to believe that you would be in a position to buy the 'Giant'? !!!
MS DNS patch snuffs net connection for ZoneAlarm users
Passing the buck
I'm sure people will enjoy taking the opportunity to chastise Microsoft on this occasion. I on the other hand point the finger firmly at ZoneAlarm and blame it for utilising questionable methods within its software. Funny how other software firewall vendors aren't feeling the pain.
And what sort of ridiculous suggestion is it to uninstall a security fix?!! Surely a responsible company would have suggested that the user uninstall their broken firewall, use Windows Firewall as a temporary solution, and then install an updated version of the third-party firewall when a fix is available. I'm sure people will criticise the suggestion of temporarily using Windows Firewall, truth is that it's there and as far as software firewalls go it's not a bad product.
*shakes head in disbelief* Telling users to uninstall a security fix... Sheesh.
I'll get my coat. It's the one with "Don't take coding shortcuts" printed on the back.
Zuckerberg's Google boycott reaches 32 days (and counting)
Misled by the word 'boycott'!
There was me thinking "32 days without using a Google product or service? Not bad, doesn't quite compare to my almost absolute Google abstinence over the years".
Hopefully I'm not deviating from the original article content too much, I really do wonder what sort of impact it would have on Google if there ever was a 30 day boycott of their products and services. Some of you may find it awkward without your Google Search, Google Earth, YouTube, and a myriad of other services. I've comfortably avoided many Google offerings although I have to confess that I was a regular YouTube visitor prior to Google's purchase of the organisation.
Imagine there's no Google
It isn't hard to do
You may say I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will be as one
Hyundai and Kia's latest pitch to US drivers - Windows
Re: Every bugger bashing Microsoft
Erm have any of you lot actually read the article? Or are people generally inclined to bash without thinking these days?
It's running Windows Mobile, not Windows Vista. It's got an ARM processor, not an Intel piece of crud that is full of errata. It uses voice recognition software from Nuance, not L&H (which is ok in some situations but I have yet to see L&H develop a decent implementation for an operating system).
Now stop behaving like cretins and start thinking for yourselves! Bashing Microsoft was so 1998...
ISP reporting network to pierce bandwidth smokescreens
Re: Neil Greatorex
You want a recommendation? I think there is only one ISP in the UK these days that offers what you ask for. Hopefully El Reg won't mind me pimping the services of Zen Internet, I've been with them six years and no plans of changing because everywhere else I look I see traffic shaping, usage profiling, fair use policies that are not in the slightest bit fair to customers, the list goes on.
Some people don't like a fixed download cap. I'm on 100 gigs per month and rarely use half of that even though I am a heavy downloader. Still, it's easy enough to top up with additional download quota if for some bizarre reason I ever exceeded my limit.
Which ISP was offering 500 gig download caps without shaping last year, then kicked a tonne of their users for breaching the 'fair use policy'? I really don't know why these companies are allowed to get away with such abuse.
Gates teases bankers with Windows 7 dates
Upgrade coupons...
Free upgrade coupon for all scmuc*cough* I mean all customers who bought Windows Vista?
I align myself with the sensible people who figured we'd skip Windows Vista what with it being somewhat new and unpolished, wait for the more refined version of Windows to follow. I sure hope Microsoft don't drop the ball twice in a row.
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Bay County Elections Supervisor Mark Andersen's attempt to pass a uniform political sign ordinance in Bay County got its first test. Springfield was the first city to take up Andersen's proposal Thursday night.
The only way the county could achieve one set of rules for political signs would be if each city passed the same ordinance, so that's what Andersen is proposing.
Springfield city commissioners like the idea of a uniform code, and they agreed with most of Andersen's recommendations, but they don't like the idea of limiting the number and the spacing distance for signs in a homeowner's or renter's own yard.
Robert Walker, Springfield Mayor, said, "It's hard to tell an individual that you can only put two signs on your 30-foot lot, so that kind of concerns me. I think that's the only problem I have with it personally, and I think that can be worked out."
Jimmy Talley, City Commissioner, added, "I do have an issue with that because it's my belief that we should be able to put as many signs in our own yard, or a citizen should be able to put as many signs of the same candidate as he would like."
Springfield commissioners won't vote on Andersen's proposal until at least February.
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Albinovanus Pedo, Roman poet, flourished during the Augustan age.[1]
He wrote Theseis, referred to in a letter from his friend Ovid, epigrams which are commended by Martial and an epic poem on the exploits of Germanicus.[2][3] He had the reputation of being an excellent raconteur, and Quintilian awards him qualified praise as a writer of epics.[4]
All that remains of his works is a fragment preserved in the Suasoria of the rhetorician Seneca the Elder, from a description of the voyage of Germanicus (AD 16) through the river Ems to the Northern Ocean, when he was overtaken by the storm described by Tacitus.[5][6] The cavalry commander spoken of by the historian is probably identical with the poet.[7]
Three elegies were formerly attributed to Pedo by Scaliger; two on the death of Maecenas (In Obitum Maecenatis and De Verbis Maecenatis moribundi), and one addressed to Livia to console her for the death of her son Drusus (Consolatio ad Liviam de Morte Drusi or Epicedion Drusi, usually printed with Ovid's works); but it is now generally agreed that they are not by Pedo.
The Consolatio has been put down as late as the 15th century as the work of an Italian imitator, there being no manuscripts and no trace of the poem before the publication of the editio princeps of Ovid in 1471.
- ^ Smith, William (1867), "Albinovanus, C. Pedo", in Smith, William, Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology 1, Boston: Little, Brown and Company, p. 90
- ^ Ovid, Ex Ponto iv. 10
- ^ Martial, ii. 77, v. 5
- ^ Quintilian, x. i. 90
- ^ Seneca the Elder, Suaseriae i. 15
- ^ Tacitus, Annales ii. 23
- ^ Tacitus, Annales i. 60
Other sources[edit]
- E. Bahrens, Poetae Latini Minores (1879) and Fragmenta Poetarum Latinorum (1886)
- Moritz Haupt, Opuscula, i. (1875)
- Oskar Haube, Beitrag zur Kenntnis des Albinovanus Pedo (1880).
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
There is an English verse translation of the elegies by Edward Hayes Plumptre (1907).


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Terra Cotta Terrace House Rental Photos and Description
House, 5 Bedrooms + Bunk Area, 4 Baths, (Sleeps 14-20)
This beautiful home includes 3 King Master Suites / 2 Queen Guest Bedrooms / 3 Sleeper Sofas / 1 Single Sleeper Sofa / 4 Full Baths / 1/2 Block to Beach Access, Private Community Pool, Tennis Courts, Sand volleyball pit. This spacious 3500 s.f. home can sleep 14-20 people. Rates quoted are for 14 people.
The main 2nd floor level has a spacious family living area with flat screen TV including a Roku for movie night using your Netflix or Amazon accounts, fully equipped kitchen, dining area with seating for 10 at the table and an additional 4 at the breakfast bar, a deck with gas grill and plenty of furnishings. You will find 2 queen bedrooms and a full bath on this level. There is a queen sleeper sofa in the main living area. The perfect house for large family gatherings.
The 3rd Floor is where you will find two very large King Master Suites with private bathrooms along with partial views of the Gulf of Mexico off one of the decks. One of these Master suites has a King size bed, an adjoining bunkroom and single sleeper chair. The second Master suite includes a King size bed, twin room, full sleeper sofa and a fireplace.
The large first floor King Bedroom can serve as a mother-in-law suite with twin room/queen sofa sleeper/kitchen/private patio/bathroom. This room sleeps up to 5 people comfortably.
Enjoy one of the many decks for some privacy. You will find TV's in every bedroom and family room. We provide many beach amenities such as 2 bicycles, beach chairs, a 10x10 beach awning, umbrellas, some children's toys for guest use.
We own and manage this house and love the house and the area. Terra Cotta is a family friendly neighborhood and is close to the Big Kahuna's Water Park and Shopping Centers and within walking distance to many fine restaurants.
You won't get better customer service anywhere!
Keywords: House, Family, Group, Reunion, Beach, Pool, home, beach house, multi-family, close to beach,
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Jim Peacock
Hello - We are Betty & Jim Peacock from Brentwood, TN. We love the Destin area and have vacationed there with our family many years. We have 3 children and 7 grandchildren and try to get to the beach with them at least once a year. This house is perfect for our large group with lots of space to spread out. The entire family loves coming here year after year. We love this house and the neighborhood.
Jim Peacock purchased this house in 2011
Why Jim Peacock chose Terra Cotta Terrace
We vacationed in the Terra Cotta subdivision in September 2010 with our kids and grandkids. We loved the area! We were considering buying property in this area and saw Chateau Margo on our walk to the beach one day. Well, the rest is history. We loved this house, we loved the size and the fact that it was very well maintained and had everything we would look for in a beach vacation rental. The vicinity to the beach was great, a short 2 minutes, you can see the community pool from the house. We love Pompano Joe's which is only about 1 mile and enjoyed The Crab Trap which is only about 1/2 mile away. And then there is the shopping...we actually rode bikes to the shopping center. Camille's is just a short walk where we enjoyed Latte's and lunch. I can't say enough about this house and the location....we loved it so much we bought it! Need we say more?
What makes this house unique
We keep several items in the garage that we like to use each year, i.e. bicycles, chairs, 10x10 awning, umbrellas, kids toys, etc. These are for our guests to use as well.
Guestbook comments from the owner
I can't describe our first family reunion at this house other than FABULOUS!!! I arrived on Friday night in the middle of a severe storm and entered the house and was amazed. All the furnishings are beautiful. The linens on the beds is so nice. There is so much silverware and dishes in the kitchen you couldn't ask for more, plus you have the extra kitchen in the basement. There were 11 of us with 3 children under the age of 6. They had so much room to play. The pool is directly across the street from the house and there were never more than 2 other people in the pool. It only takes about 3-4 min. to walk to the beach, of course Destin beach can't be beat. The TVs were all good but there was only one DVR which didn't work but who cares, no one wanted to watch it anyway, too much other stuff to do. All the bedrooms had outdoor porches to enjoy. The main deck and the deck downstairs had tables and room for all of us. The brand new grill was wonderful and we used it every night. We cooked 3 meals a day and no one's diet was in force. I would definitely recommend this house to anyone, big or small. The eleven of us fit in nicely and had beds to spare. The towels were so plush you just wanted to soak or shower and then enjoy fluffy towels to dry. The garage had lots of beach stuff to use (although we brought a lot of our own which we won't the next time). There were 2 bicycles in the garage for our use and we sure used them. It was so much fun to bike around the neighborhood. The Crab Shack and Pompano Joe's is so close you could walk to them for lunch or dinner. Jim and Betty were very accommodating and we will look forward to coming back to this house for many years. I told Betty she would have to get a lawyer to physically remove me from the house cause I wasn't going to leave. I did but sure didn't want to. Thank you so much for making our reunion a wonderful experience.


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Traveling within Redlands, as well as to and from surrounding cities, is made easy with the San Bernadino Omnitrans bus system. You can also find a San Bernadino line belonging to Los Angeles' Metrolink public transportation system nearby. If you prefer driving your own car, you can take Interstate 10 to a variety of areas in and around Redlands. A small airport right in the city allows for limited air travel, while an hour's drive takes you right to Los Angeles International Airport.

Step into the land of plenty when living in or visiting Redlands. Only 60 miles from Los Angeles and 45 miles from Palm Springs, you're always in a great location to enjoy quick access to city life, beaches, and scenic desert mountains. Stay in town and enjoy a life performance in the Redlands Bowl featuring music festivals, theatrical performances, and special concerts. If you love rich history, museums and historical sites like the Kimberly Crest House and Gardens offer weekend outings full of fun and leaning. For the young at heart, visit Pharaoh's Adventure Park for a day of unforgettable amusement park fun.

The students at the University of Redlands enjoy small class sizes and a great student-to-faculty ratio. The school offers 21 sports teams, 10 Greek organizations, and the always-coveted free parking. Redlands also plays host to 16 elementary schools, three middle schools, and four high schools. Sports enthusiasts can take in a football game and cheer on the teams at Redlands Valley High School or Citrus Valley High School. If public education is not your choice, then pick from private facilities like Arrowhead Christian Academy, Valley Preparatory School, and Redlands' own Montessori School.

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Purdue Pharma on Thursday presented results from two epidemiological studies evaluating the reformulation of OxyContin.
Purdue Pharma announced that the Food and Drug Administration approved a new 7.5-mcg/hour dosage strength of Butrans (buprenorphine) transdermal system CIII.
Cardinal Health on Monday announced that nine pharmacy schools across the country will collectively receive $2 million in funding through the Cardinal Health Pharmacy Scholarship Program in 2014.
Low-risk patients were three times less likely to be admitted to a hospital when they received medication therapy management from a pharmacist, according to the findings of a recent study that was highlighted in Forbes magazine.
Purdue Pharma on Thursday announced that Saeed Motahari has joined the company as SVP and chief commercial officer.
Purdue Pharma on Monday named Mark Timney as president and CEO. Timney succeeds John Stewart, who has retired from Purdue.
The Food and Drug Administration has accepted Purdue Pharma's regulatory approval application for a new opioid drug, Purdue said Tuesday.
A drug-safety website operated by drug maker Purdue Pharma has won accolades from an international awards program for marketing and communications.
The National Community Pharmacists Association announced that three teams of pharmacy students have been named finalists in the 2013 Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition.
A new study, released in the current British Journal of Nutrition, showed that consuming peanut butter or peanuts for breakfast can control blood-sugar throughout most of the day, even after eating a high carbohydrate lunch. In addition to this "Second Meal Effect," peanuts and peanut butter caused a significant reduction in the desire to eat for up to 12 hours and a significant increase in the secretion of the hormone PYY that promotes satiety and feelings of fullness.
The National Association of Chain Drug Stores' charitable arm has awarded $230,000 in scholarships to pharmacy students, the organization said.
Drug maker Purdue Pharma and the National Community Pharmacists Association have introduced the latest version of a video designed to educate pharmacists and other pharmacy staff about pharmacy crime.
A new quality improvement initiative that aims to disseminate newly designed patient medication information to patients filling prescriptions at participating pharmacies has been launched.
A drug maker and a branch of the National Education Association have released a set of education resources designed to curb prescription drug abuse and misuse.
Drug maker Purdue Pharma has introduced a new educational resource for healthcare professionals designed to curb the abuse of prescription drugs, the company said Monday.
Purdue Products on Monday kicked off the Colace Comfort Sweepstakes, a three-month national sweepstakes promotion in which anyone ages 18 years or older can enter to win an array of "comforting" prizes, such as Tempur-Pedic mattresses, Apple iPads, Kindle Fires and Keurig coffee makers.
Purdue Pharma has launched a new way for fighting pharmacy crime, the drug maker said Tuesday.
Purdue Pharma has launched a new website designed to combat abuse of prescription drugs, the company said Wednesday.
Purdue University, the University of Missouri and the University of North Carolina were the beneficiaries of a $1.5 million grant program designed to expand community pharmacy residency programs for recent school graduates.
McKesson Specialty Care Solutions on Wednesday announced that its Reimbursement and Access Services Solution Center located here has been ranked a top 10 call center by BenchmarkPortal and the Center for Customer-Driven Quality, founded at Purdue University.
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Demolition begins on U.S. 301 buildings
Date: November 5, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
A two-man crew began a demolition project this morning on five abandoned buildings at U.S. 301 and Laurel Street.
A front-end loader operator and his partner started their work by dismantling the rear of Sally's mobile-home supply shop. They will move on to the other buildings, which include a former strip club and tire store.
The city now owns the 1.2 acres on which the buildings sit. It purchased them in August for $4.7 million. The county originally bought the land earlier this year under the agreement the city would reimburse the county.
Both governments were hoping to build a stadium there to attract the Red Sox. But after the team decided to stay in Fort Myers, the city was left with the land.
The city's immediate plans call for the sodding of the land, which is adjacent to Payne Park. It currently has no long-term plans for the property.
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Medical Relief for India is a non-profit organization dedicated to programs which provide free medical care to the poor and needy in India.
One such program is the SOS Memorial Trust (SOSMT), a charitable foundation established by Dr. K S Charak. The SOSMT, through Dr. K S Charak's leadership, provides free surgical and medical treatment to rural India by holding week-long camps in select rural areas. Bhagdevar, Vindhyachal and Bani are just a few of the towns where the camps have been held due to the unbridled poverty and severe lack of medical care in these regions. Please take a few moments of your time to watch an amazing video of Dr. K.S. Charak and his team of volunteers at a recent medical camp in India.The video was taken by Samvedana,a non-for-profit foundation in Europe.
To support programs as the SOS Memorial Trust, the non-for-profit Foundation has been established here in the United States. Find out how you can help support such causes. {Please note, if you are viewing this site from a location outside of the United States and are interested in in supporting, find out how you can help support.}
The Shri Onkar Singh Memorial Trust (SOSMT) conducted its thirty-ninth free surgical cum medical camp in village Nougran of the Jammu Province of the J & K State, during the period March 23 to 29, 2014. This was the fourth such camp in this village which lies some twenty kilometres from the main city of Jammu. The Trust has been promoting this venue for the camps primarily because there are plans to build a full-fledged charitable hospital here in due course. Nougran is the native village of Dr Charak.
A total of 1160 patients were treated in the OPD during the six days from Sunday to Friday. Of these, seventy-one patients received surgical treatment. The others received medical consultations and free medicines. Swastika Diagnostic Lab from Jammu helped us with lab investigations and histopathology.
The SOSMT has constructed a small building at Nougran as a part of their larger plan for a hospital with the aim of providing free medical and surgical treatment to the poor and the needy. If all goes well, the SOSMT shall try to hold some of their future camps in the premises of this building. As and when the resources are available, the hospital structure will be constructed.
Dr. K S Charak holds the degree of Master of Surgery from the University of Delhi (India), and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons from the UK. Presently he is the Head of the surgery department at the ESI Hospital, Basaidarapur, New Delhi (India). Dr. K S Charak leads the charitable organization, SOSMT, which is devoted to providing free surgical and medical care to the poor and the ailing in the rural areas of the northern India.
The Foundation invites you to join hands with us in providing medical relief to the under served in India through initiatives similiar Dr. K S Charak's free medical camps. There are several ways you may choose to support such causes.
The Foundation graciously accepts monetary donations of any amount. You may make a donation through PayPal, see right hand bar "Donate Online", or send a check. Additionally, Samjivani serves as a liason between free medical programs in India and interested volunteers from the U.S.
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