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The hypocrisy of Maine's environmental community, when it comes to wind power, might be absurdly funny if it did not have the potential to cause such harm to rural people trying to make a living in this tough economy.
As a selectman in Eustis, I have seen environmentalists stand up at public hearings for 20-plus years and preach that clean, renewable resources were the answer. It never seemed to matter much what the project was, what the benefits to our people might have been, or even what the facts were on the environmental impacts — renewable energy was always the better choice.
None of us has ever wanted companies to come into the state of Maine to pollute or cause a devastating impact. For decades, environmentally-minded people have played an important role in reminding us to manage our resources responsibly for future generations. For quite some time, renewable energy was their rallying cry — their single positive message — even when it was uneconomical to implement.
Wind power is now a viable option, providing good jobs and clean energy. Instead of coming together to support appropriately sited projects, many of the same groups and individuals who pushed renewables for so long are working against them. Some of them want it both ways. "We support wind, but not here. This bird and that tree are more important." Or, "Wind power is great, but let's put it offshore ten years from now instead of on this ridge today." Or, "I would prefer not to look at it."
Since wind power was first proposed in Maine, we have heard every excuse possible. I don't understand it.
We cannot just kick the can down the road anymore. Renewable energy is here, now, ready to create jobs and power our industry. Those of us who live in the real world always knew it would have its trade-offs and, sure enough, it does.
Reasonably minded people can see when the balance between impacts and benefits is appropriate.
People in my town have benefited from a wind project that has struck this balance once and hopes to be able to do so again with a modest expansion. These folks are wondering how their livelihoods got caught up in a game that the environmentalists seem to be making up as they go along.
There are no species that are going to go extinct or become endangered; the location is far enough from where people live that noise is not an issue; and the new turbines will be visible from the same ponds as the original project currently under construction. I fail to see the concern.
I invite any members of Maine environmental groups who are reading this to come visit Eustis. We'll tell you about the good things wind power has done in northern Franklin County over the last few years. We could even arrange a tour of the project so that you can see and hear for yourselves that the impacts are minimal when the site is correctly chosen and developed responsibly.
Perhaps then you might be willing to talk some sense into the leaders of these organizations that supported renewable energy until it actually showed up to improve everyone's environment and to help us pay our bills.
Earl L. Wyman Jr. serves as a selectman in Eustis, Maine.


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Stroud, Jacqueline L. and Paton, Graeme I. and Semple, Kirk T. (2009) The effect of agitation on the biodegradation of hydrocarbon contaminants in soil slurries. Chemosphere, 77 (1). pp. 123-128. ISSN 0045-6535
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Slurry-based mineralisation assays are widely used to investigate contaminant biodegradation in soil; however, the importance of shaking speed on microbial degradation has not been considered. This study investigated the mineralisation of C-14-analogues of phenanthrene, hexadecane and octacosane, shaken at 0, 25 and 100 rpm. The results showed that the fastest rates and highest levels of mineralisation in 0 d aged soils were in the highly agitated conditions (100 rpm). However, the highest levels of mineralisation in 500 d aged soil were found in the gently shaken conditions (<= 25 rpm), with the levels of mineralisation significantly (p < 0.05) one third higher than under the highly agitated conditions (100 rpm). Consequently, estimation of the maximum levels of biodegradation of organic contaminants in aged soil systems should be considered under gentle mixing conditions. (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Cigar, Pipe Collectibles Gaining Momentum
Smoking bans may ultimately keep cigar connoisseurs from buying that next lighter or cigar cutter, but there is a group – that may or may not smoke – that is buying cigar-related items aggressively. Collectors are being drawn to antique smoking-related items, even if their use has become less popular over the past several decades.
Pipes, ashtrays, cigar boxes and cigarette dispensers are on the list for this subculture. Others are drawn to packaging and advertising, scooping up old cigar bans, boxes of matches, in-store ads and other forms of "tobacciana." Some are even quite expensive.
So, when your kids get on your case about the stack of empty cigar boxes in the living room, just tell them that's how they'll get through college ... if they're lucky.
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DevinSuperTramp - If the name fits, use it :)
The name comes from one of my favorite books of ALL TIME. "Into The Wild". They also made a movie on it as well. It's a true story of a guy named Christopher Mccandless, who decides to leave everything he was stuck in, to live, to pursue his dreams. Even though his story didn't have a happy ending, everything leading up to it did. When Christopher decides to pursuse this new life of pursuing his passion, he even changes his name, to Alexander Supertramp.
And that's where I got my Supertramp name from :)
With that in mind I want the same thing, to live my dreams, to go out, and achieve all these dreams. To live the dream :)
I've ran into so many people, even friends who talk about what they really want to do with there lives... but they never take that step... I think so many people have the potential to do what they want in life.. however they for whatever reason, never use that power within them.
With my youtube channel, I try to make the same kind of connections, the idea of being free, doing what you love, exploring the world, using your talents to inspire, and perhaps even change the world for a better place, to show the world in a way no one has ever seen before.
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I want my youtube channel to be the place people can go "to live", and to be reminded that they to can pursue and live there dreams :)
"If you want something in life, reach out and grab it".
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 What is this hipster bull shit. If i never see another Lego animation again, I wouldnt complain.
I don't get it, am I supposed to think this was done with real legos or was the 1500 hours in cgi, and I'm still supposed to think it was cool?
 Being a 36 year old gamer, this really brought back some memories. The digitized video 8-bit video was simply awesome and reminded me of the stuff I used to watch on the best PC ever - the C-64. Bravo!
Blah, blah, blah... It was cool. And, the description says a blend of video games and Legos... and, I'm pretty sure the kicking and punching was Legos... the Nintendo characters at the end weren't Legos, though. Either way, quit being such a bitch.
 well no shit it took 1500 hours!! its awesome though...i dont think i could take that kind of time to do that no way man
Me either. I might have all the intentions, but after a few hours I would think I would get pissed off and give up. Or, I would bump the camera and have to start over, aka going postal.


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DULUTH, Ga. -- Jaterra Bonds scored 17 points, including a jumper with 51 seconds remaining that gave Florida the lead, and the Gators charged back after trailing by 11 points to beat Arkansas 64-59 on Thursday in the SEC tournament.
Bonds' jumper gave Florida (18-13) a 60-59 lead. She added two free throws with 30 seconds remaining as the Gators scored the final six points. Bonds made 10 of 12 free throws.
January Miller had 14 points and Sydney Moss had 13 for Florida, which will play No. 1 seed Tennessee in Friday's first quarterfinal game. Tennessee fans arrived early and made up about half of the crowd.
Dominique Wilson led Arkansas (18-12) with 14 points. Keira Peak and Quistelle Williams each had 12.
Arkansas led 33-30 at halftime and pushed the advantage to 41-30 by scoring the first eight points of the second half.
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Many companies consider themselves to be experts on their subject. Often they will do empirical research to determine patterns of product life cycle and performance. When this type of research results in a white paper report, this content is mostly of interest to customers and prospects.
Using magazine websites as a place to store and make these white papers available to users is a great way to easily attract a broad audience of prospective new customers. It is also a way to reinforce a company's expert position with existing customers.
White papers usually cost the advertiser a fee for posting the content for at least a year or so. The best way to track the attention to such content is to make it accessible only to those users who register to receive the content. This way, the publication can present the white paper advertiser with full-contact leads of the people who register to review the white paper.
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Bundesliga: All the goals
Watch video of all the Bundesliga goals from the weekend's action, including another thumping win for Bayern Munich.
Straight out of the Homer Simpson school of engineering, WRC drivers cool down their car with beer.
BT Sport takes a look at the sportswomen who impressed in February as we launch our hunt for BT's Action Woman of the Year 2014.
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Intel proves its open source chops with Threading Building Blocks 2.0
Peter Galli at eWeek is reporting on Intel's open sourcing of its Threading Building Blocks 2.0 software, a C++ template library that simplifies the development of software applications running in parallel. The software solves a big problem: helping developers write applications that live and breathe well in a multi-processor world.
Intel is not doing this out of pure charity, though after spending some time with Dirk Hohndel this morning, I think there is some of that involved. No, the more value people find in applications, the more applications they'll buy/systems they'll buy. That helps Intel.
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This article relies on references to primary sources. (January 2013) |
Developer(s) | Dino Viehland |
Stable release | 2.7.4 / September 7, 2013 |
Preview release | 2.7.4 (Alpha) / May 15, 2013[1] |
Written in | C# |
Platform | .NET Framework, Mono |
Type | Python Programming Language Implementation |
License | Apache License, v2.0 |
Website | ironpython.net |
IronPython is an implementation of the Python programming language targeting the .NET Framework and Mono. Jim Hugunin created the project and actively contributed to it up until Version 1.0 which was released on September 5, 2006.[2] Thereafter, it was maintained by a small team at Microsoft until the 2.7 Beta 1 release; Microsoft abandoned IronPython (and its sister project IronRuby) in late 2010, after which Hugunin left to work at Google.[3] IronPython 2.0 was released on December 10, 2008.[4] The project is currently maintained by a group of volunteers at Microsoft's CodePlex open-source repository. It is free and open-source software, and can be implemented with Python Tools for Visual Studio, which is a free and open-source extension for free, isolated, and commercial versions of Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE.[5] [6]
IronPython is written entirely in C#, although some of its code is automatically generated by a code generator written in Python.
IronPython is implemented on top of the Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR), a library running on top of the Common Language Infrastructure that provides dynamic typing and dynamic method dispatch, among other things, for dynamic languages.[7] The DLR is part of the .NET Framework 4.0 and is also a part of trunk builds of Mono. The DLR can also be used as a library on older CLI implementations.
Status and roadmap[edit]
Release 2.0, released on December 10, 2008, and updated as 2.0.3 on October 23, 2009, targets CPython 2.5.[8] IronPython 2.0.3 is only compatible up to .NET Framework 3.5.
Release 2.6, released on December 11, 2009, and updated on April 12, 2010, targets CPython 2.6.[9] IronPython 2.6.1 versions is binary compatible only with .NET Framework 4.0. IronPython 2.6.1 must be compiled from sources to run on .NET Framework 3.5. Iron Python 2.6.2, released on October 21, 2010, is binary compatible with both .NET Framework 4.0 and .NET Framework 3.5.
Release 2.7 was released on March 12, 2011 and it targets CPython 2.7.[10]
Release 2.7.1 was released on October 21, 2011 and it targets CPython 2.7.[11]
Release 22.214.171.124 was released on March 13, 2012. It enables support for ZIP file format libraries, SQLite, and compiled executables. [12]
Differences with CPython[edit]
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There are some differences between the Python reference implementation (CPython) and IronPython.[13] Some projects built on top of IronPython are known not to work under CPython.[14] Conversely, CPython applications that depend on extensions to the language that are implemented in C (e.g. NumPy) are not compatible with IronPython,[15] although a commercially-supported open source project to address this is underway.[16]
-tags. It is then also possible to modify embedded XAML markup.
The technology behind this is called Gestalt.
//DLR initiation script. <script src="http://gestalt.ironpython.net/dlr-latest.js" type="text/javascript"></script> //Client-side script passed to IronPython and Silverlight. <script type="text/python"> window.Alert("Hello from Python") </script>
The same works for IronRuby.
Until version 0.6 IronPython was released under the Common Public License.[18] Following recruitment of the project lead in August 2004, IronPython was made available as part of Microsoft's Shared Source initiative. This license is not OSI approved but the authors claim it meets the Open Source Definition.[19] With the 2.0 alpha release the license was changed to the Microsoft Public License,[20] which the Open Source Initiative has confirmed complies with their definition of open source. The latest versions are released under the Apache License 2.0.
Interface extensibility[edit]
One of IronPython's key advantages is in its function as an extensibility layer to application frameworks written in a .NET language. It is relatively simple to integrate an IronPython interpreter into an existing .NET application framework. Once in place, downstream developers can use scripts written in IronPython that interact with .NET objects in the framework, thereby extending the functionality in the framework's interface, without having to change any of the framework's code base.[21]
IronPython makes extensive use of reflection. When passed in a reference to a .NET object, it will automatically import the types and methods available to that object. This results in a highly intuitive experience when working with .NET objects from within an IronPython script.
The following IronPython script manipulates .NET Framework objects. This script can be supplied by a third-party client-side application developer and passed into the server-side framework through an interface. Note that neither the interface, nor the server-side code is modified to support the analytics required by the client application.
from BookService import BookDictionary booksWrittenByBookerPrizeWinners = [book.Title for book in BookDictionary.GetAllBooks() if "Booker Prize" in book.Author.MajorAwards]
In this case, assume that the .NET Framework implements a class, BookDictionary, in a module called BookService, and publishes an interface into which IronPython scripts can be sent and executed.
This script, when sent to that interface, will iterate over the entire list of books maintained by the framework, and pick out those written by Booker Prize-winning authors.
What's interesting is that the responsibility for writing the actual analytics reside with the client-side developer. The demands on the server-side developer are minimal, essentially just providing access to the data maintained by the server. This design pattern greatly simplifies the deployment and maintenance of complex application frameworks.
The following script uses the .NET Framework to create a simple Hello World message.
import clr clr.AddReference("System.Windows.Forms") from System.Windows.Forms import MessageBox MessageBox.Show("Hello World")
The performance characteristics of IronPython compared to CPython, the reference implementation of Python, depends on the exact benchmark used. IronPython performs worse than CPython on most of the PyStone benchmarks but better on other benchmarks.[22]
See also[edit]
- Boo, a language for the .NET Framework and Mono with Python-inspired syntax and features borrowed from C# and Ruby.
- Cobra
- IronLisp
- IronRuby
- IronScheme
- Jython - an implementation of Python for the Java Virtual Machine.
- Cython
- pypy - a self-hosting interpreter for the Python programming language.
- Tao Framework
- Unladen Swallow - A (now-defunct) branch of CPython that aimed to provide superior performance using an LLVM-based just-in-time compiler.
- ^ Hardy, Jeff. "IronPython 2.7.4 Alpha 1 Released". IronPython. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Jim Hugunin's blog: IronPython 1.0 released today!". 2006-09-05. Retrieved 2006-12-14.
- ^ Gavin Clarke (October 22, 2010). "Microsoft cuts loose Iron languages". The Register. Retrieved April 5, 2012.
- ^ "Release dates for ironpython". 2008-12-10. Retrieved 2009-01-25.
- ^ "IronPython.net". IronPython.net. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Python Tools for Visual Studio- Home". Python Tools for Visual Studio. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233052.aspx
- ^ "2.0.3". ironpython.codeplex.com. Retrieved 2010-10-16.
- ^ "2.6". ironpython.codeplex.com. Retrieved 2010-10-16.
- ^ "2.7". ironpython.codeplex.com. Retrieved 2011-03-12.
- ^ "2.7.1". ironpython.codeplex.com. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
- ^ "18.104.22.168". ironpython.codeplex.com. Retrieved 2012-03-24.
- ^ "Differences between IronPython 1.0 and CPython 2.4.3". Microsoft. 2007-12-18. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ Foord, Michael. "New Project: Implementing .NET Libraries in Pure Python". Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ Eby, Phillip. "Children of a Lesser Python". Retrieved 2008-07-09.
- ^ "Ironclad". Retrieved 2008-07-09.
- ^ IronPython in the web browser - IronPython.net
- ^ "Original IronPython homepage". July 28, 2004. Retrieved 2007-05-13.
- ^ "Shared Source License for IronPython". April 28, 2006. Retrieved 2007-05-13.
- ^ "Microsoft permissive license". April 28, 2007. Retrieved 2007-05-13.
- ^ "Using .NET objects from IronPython in Resolver One". Retrieved 2008-11-18.
- ^ "IronPython Performance Report". Retrieved 2009-10-05.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- IronPython on Codeplex
- IronPython in Action - first English book on IronPython with foreword by Jim Hugunin


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Race 6 of 17 in the 2002 Formula One season | ||
Date | May 12, 2002 | |
Official name | XXVI Grand A1 Prix of Austria | |
Location | A1-Ring, Spielberg, Austria | |
Course | Permanent racing facility 4.326 km (2.684 mi) |
Distance | 71 laps, 307.146 km (190.564 mi) | |
Weather | Clear, Air Temp: 20°C | |
Pole position | ||
Driver | Rubens Barrichello | Ferrari |
Time | 1:08.082 | |
Fastest lap | ||
Driver | Michael Schumacher | Ferrari |
Time | 1:09.298 on lap 68 | |
Podium | ||
First | Michael Schumacher | Ferrari |
Second | Rubens Barrichello | Ferrari |
Third | Juan Pablo Montoya | Williams-BMW |
The 2002 Austrian Grand Prix was a Formula One race held on May 12, 2002, at the A1-Ring. It was the sixth round of the 2002 Formula One season. This race is known for its infamous "staged finish", where race leader Rubens Barrichello, who was running first, was ordered to allow Ferrari teammate Michael Schumacher to overtake him under "team orders" and win the Grand Prix. Ferrari wanted their number one driver Schumacher to win the race and collect the maximum points for the Drivers' Championship.[1] Barrichello let him pass on the last lap at the finish line which greatly upset the spectators. Barrichello had also yielded second place to Schumacher at the line in the previous year's event.
On the podium, in response to the jeers of the crowd, Schumacher insisted that Barrichello take the top spot on the podium. Schumacher took the trophy for first place from the Austrian chancellor and gave it to Barrichello, who then took the second place trophy. Barrichello, Schumacher and Ferrari were fined one million U.S. dollars for the failure to observe Article 170 of the Formula One Sporting Regulations concerning the podium ceremony.[2] As a result of this, and another incident at the United States Grand Prix, the FIA declared new rules against "team orders" artificially affecting race results.
The race also featured a huge accident between Takuma Sato and Nick Heidfeld. Heidfeld lost control over his car due to a rear suspension failure on the way into a corner, causing it to spin across the infield and back across the circuit, spinning backwards into the side of Sato's car. Sato suffered minor injuries but got stuck in the wreckage and it took several minutes for the track marshalls to cut him out from the vehicle.
Rubens Barrichello grabbed his second pole position of the season in spectacular style by beating last year's pole time by a massive 1.5 seconds and beating his team-mate Michael Schumacher by over 0.6 seconds, which was unheard of. Ralf Schumacher proved to the world that Williams is still close to Ferrari after managing to split the two Ferraris and Juan Pablo Montoya managed 4th but over a second off the pace after having a bad session and having to jump into the spare car and go through scrutineering. Nick Heidfeld in the improved Sauber managed to qualify in 5th ahead of Kimi Räikkönen in the disappointing McLaren. This marks first time in the 2002 season that Kimi doesn't qualifies in 5th. Young Brazilian Felipe Massa didn't disappoint either managing 7th ahead of David Coulthard. Olivier Panis and an impressive Mika Salo make the top 10. The Arrows pair of Frentzen and Bernoldi are in 11th and 12th ahead of the first Renault with Button on 13th but his team-mate only managed 16th. McNish was 14th with the rest of the field made up of the 3 remaining Honda runners, the Jaguars and the Minardis.
The session started very slowly with Mark Webber going out after 10 minutes. Montoya followed him a couple of minutes later but pitted just after one lap. A few drivers set lap time and by the 24th minute, Ralf Schumacher had taken provisional Pole but with a relatively slow time. A couple of minutes later Räikkönen then Coulthard top the timesheets. Just as most of the cars were on the track for their first runs, Trulli spins due to an engine failure spilling oil on the track. Several cars go off harmlessly and the session is stopped as the marshals clean the track.
After the restart, Ralf Schumacher took provisional pole back while Montoya once again aborts his run returning to the pits without setting a time. Moments later Barrichello takes provisional pole as Michael hits traffic and goes second.
With 10 minutes to go, Ralf Schumacher managed to split the Ferraris on his 3rd run. Montoya manages 7th.
5 minutes to go and both Michael and Rubens go out again with Michael in the spare and appearing frustrated, Barrichello goes off on his first flying lap trying to avoid Salo but on his second flyer improves his time at the top again. Michael meanwhile doesn't improve and settles for 3rd. In the final minute Ralf tries to grab pole but fails while Montoya manages to improve into 4th after racing with time when he was called for scrutineering.
Interestingly, Michael Schumacher, Heinz Harald Frentzen and Jacques Villeneuve and Alex Yoong set times slower than their best times this morning. The first three were Bridgestone runners, possibly indicating a degraded performance under warmer conditions.
The field was too close as drivers fourth to eighteen have a gap of only 0.94 seconds.
In the battle of the team-mates, Webber continues to outqualify his team-mate by a massive margin of 0.948 seconds this time. Ralf Schumacher qualified superbly while Montoya just managed to get 4th and 0.754 seconds behind while Michael Schumacher struggled with his car and ended up 0.622 seconds behind his team-mate. Enrique Bernoldi continues to prove he is becoming a worthy contender being just 0.052 seconds behind his more experienced team-mate Heinz Harald Frentzen while Felipe Massa was just 0.099 seconds behind his team-mate Nick Heidfeld.
Ralf Schumacher, Nick Heidfeld, Felipe Massa, Olivier Panis, Enrique Bernoldi and Allan McNish had their best qualifying positions so far in the season. Rubens Barrichello and Mika Salo equalled their best positions. While Michael Schumacher, Kimi Räikkönen, David Coulthard, Jenson Button, Jarno Trulli and Jacques Villeneuve had their worst qualifying positions so far in season. Giancarlo Fisichella, Mark Webber and Alex Yoong equalled their worst positions.[3]
The race started with Rubens Barrichello retaining the lead with Michael Schumacher taking second. Nick Heidfeld had a great start from 5th taking both Ralf Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya. However, a mistake saw him give back those two places. Räikkönen had a good start but started dropping back and eventually retired.
Race order after the first 5 laps: Rubens Barrichello, Michael Schumacher, Ralf Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya, Nick Heidfeld and David Coulthard.
The two Ferraris started building a gap of over a second per lap over Ralf Schumacher indicating they were running a light fuel load. Jacques Villeneuve, who started from 17th was storming up the field also indicating a light fuel load.
By lap 15, Barrichello lapped Alex Yoong and the gap between the two Ferraris and Ralf Schumacher was over 24 seconds. The top 6 remained the same.
On lap 23, Olivier Panis suffered an engine failure and his car locked up and became stranded on the track, forcing a safety car situation. Both Rubens Barrichello and Michael Schumacher pitted at the same time. Rubens rejoined in the lead while Michael rejoined behind Ralf Schumacher. Jacques Villeneuve, who was up in 7th, also pitted.
As the safety car went into the pits and the race got underway again, Nick Heidfeld appeared to have locked up and went into a spin collecting Takuma Sato who was being lapped. Heidfeld's Sauber hit the side of Sato's car. Heidfeld was visibly shaken from the accident while Sato had to receive medical attention. He was later flown to a nearby hospital for further checks but the word on him is that he had no serious injuries. The safety car was deployed as a result and all the remaining runners made their pit stops with the exception of the two Williams.
Race order before the restart on lap 35: Rubens Barrichello, Ralf Schumacher, Michael Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya, David Coulthard and Giancarlo Fisichella. Jacques Villeneuve was given a drive through penalty for causing an incident with Heinz Harald Frentzen at the start of the race.
On lap 47, Ralf Schumacher pits from 2nd for his only pit stop, Michael Schumacher moves up into second. A few laps later Juan Pablo Montoya pits and as he was on the harder compound Michelin tyre he only stops for fuel. He rejoins in front of his team-mate.
With just 10 laps to go, the two Ferraris pit, Barrichello first and then Michael. They rejoin in first and second with Montoya in 3rd ahead of Ralf Schumacher.
Two laps from the end, Rubens Barrichello starts slowing down as the team informs him that he needs to give way to Michael. On the final corner Barrichello yields and Michael Schumacher wins the race. Montoya finishes third ahead of his team-mate Ralf Schumacher while Giancarlo Fisichella manages to finish 5th ahead of David Coulthard. Jenson Button, Mika Salo, Allan McNish, Jacques Villeneuve (who retired on the final lap), Heinz Harald Frentzen and Mark Webber were classified as finishers.
Michael Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya are the only two drivers to have scored points in every race so far in the season. Jenson Button has also been classified as a finisher in every race. On the other hand Enrique Bernoldi and Olivier Panis have yet to finish a race in the season.[4]
Pos | No | Driver | Constructor | Laps | Time/Retired | Grid | Points |
1 | 1 | Michael Schumacher | Ferrari | 71 | 1:33:51.562 | 3 | 10 |
2 | 2 | Rubens Barrichello | Ferrari | 71 | +0.182 | 1 | 6 |
3 | 6 | Juan Pablo Montoya | Williams-BMW | 71 | +17.730 | 4 | 4 |
4 | 5 | Ralf Schumacher | Williams-BMW | 71 | +18.448 | 2 | 3 |
5 | 9 | Giancarlo Fisichella | Jordan-Honda | 71 | +49.965 | 15 | 2 |
6 | 3 | David Coulthard | McLaren-Mercedes | 71 | +50.672 | 8 | 1 |
7 | 15 | Jenson Button | Renault | 71 | +51.229 | 13 | |
8 | 24 | Mika Salo | Toyota | 71 | +1:09.425 | 10 | |
9 | 25 | Allan McNish | Toyota | 71 | +1:09.718 | 14 | |
10 | 11 | Jacques Villeneuve | BAR-Honda | 70 | Engine | 17 | |
11 | 20 | Heinz-Harald Frentzen | Arrows-Cosworth | 69 | +2 Laps | 11 | |
12 | 23 | Mark Webber | Minardi-Asiatech | 69 | +2 Laps | 21 | |
Ret | 14 | Jarno Trulli | Renault | 44 | Fuel pressure | 16 | |
Ret | 22 | Alex Yoong | Minardi-Asiatech | 42 | Engine | 22 | |
Ret | 16 | Eddie Irvine | Jaguar-Cosworth | 38 | Hydraulics | 20 | |
Ret | 7 | Nick Heidfeld | Sauber-Petronas | 27 | Collision | 5 | |
Ret | 10 | Takuma Sato | Jordan-Honda | 26 | Collision | 18 | |
Ret | 12 | Olivier Panis | BAR-Honda | 22 | Engine | 9 | |
Ret | 8 | Felipe Massa | Sauber-Petronas | 7 | Suspension | 7 | |
Ret | 4 | Kimi Räikkönen | McLaren-Mercedes | 5 | Engine | 6 | |
Ret | 21 | Enrique Bernoldi | Arrows-Cosworth | 2 | Collision | 12 | |
Ret | 17 | Pedro de la Rosa | Jaguar-Cosworth | 0 | Throttle | 19 | |
- Jacques Villeneuve received a drive-through penalty for causing an accident while Mark Webber received the same penalty for ignoring blue flags.[7]
Standings after the race[edit]
- Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.
- ^ "Barrichello Admits Team Orders". www.gpupdate.net. 2008-11-25. Retrieved 2011-01-28.
- ^ "Official FIA Press Release - The 2002 Austrian Grand Prix". www.fia.com. 2002-06-26. Archived from the original on 17 October 2006. Retrieved 2006-10-26.
- ^ http://www.newsonf1.com/2002/races/austria/qrep.htm
- ^ http://www.newsonf1.com/2002/races/austria/rrep.htm
- ^ http://www.newsonf1.com/2002/races/austria/qres.htm
- ^ http://www.newsonf1.com/2002/races/austria/rres.htm
- ^ http://www.chicanef1.com/penalties.pl?year=2002&gp=Austrian%20GP&r=1
External links[edit]
- Official 2002 Austrian Grand Prix results from FIA website and Formula1 website.
- Formula One Database > 2002 Austrian Grand Prix - Qualifying [1]
Previous race: 2002 Spanish Grand Prix |
FIA Formula One World Championship 2002 season |
Next race: 2002 Monaco Grand Prix |
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After saying the game should not be played, Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade decided to donate his pay—about $210,000—from Friday's game vs. the Knicks to a charity to help Sandy relief efforts. | AP
NEW YORK — Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade loves basketball, and he loves playing Madison Square Garden. He just doesn't want to play basketball in Madison Square Garden Friday night.
Wade said Friday night's Heat-Knicks game at Madison Square Garden in storm-ravaged New York City should have been postponed, and he told USA TODAY Sports he will donate his salary from the game to charity.
When it comes to road venues, "It's my favorite place to play," Wade told USA TODAY Sports of the Garden. "But just knowing a lot of people here and knowing what they've been going through with no power, no water, no food to me, it just seems like there's bigger things to be concerned about than a basketball game.
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logic. Congress debated and then on March 3, 1851, authorized a silver 3-cent coin. The first silver 3-cent coins were struck later that year. But that was not the end of the push for a circulating 3-cent coin. The story leading up to the striking of the copper-nickel 3-cent coin involves several players, most notably – a Mint director, a metallurgist/mining investor, and congressional leaders. In 1863, during U.S. Mint Director James Pollock's first term, metallurgist James Wharton became interested in nickel. According to Don Taxay's The U.S. Mint and Coinage, Wharton was apparently encouraged by Pollock to undertake its extraction. Rep. John Adam Kasson, R-Iowa, was an opponent of using nickel but eventually, due to the nationwide disgust with the paper fractional currency notes, he relented. Congress authorized production of a 3-cent coin in copper-nickel. The copper-nickel 3-cent coin, designed by James B. Longacre, was introduced in 1865. His obverse design features Liberty wearing a coronet with a ribbon in her hair. Longacre's theme of a coronet-crowned Liberty can be found in the Coronet gold dollar series of 1849-1854 and the Coronet $20 double eagle of 1850-1907. There are some slight differences between the depiction of Liberty on the copper-nickel 3-cent coin and the gold dollar and double eagle. On the 3-cent coin, Liberty wears a ribbon in her curls in addition to the coronet. On the gold dollar, Liberty's curls stop at the base of her neck, while in the gold $20 piece Liberty's curls cover the back of her neck and the edge of the bust. But despite the small changes, the essence of Longacre's regal personification of Liberty – as she appears on the 3-cent coin – remains the same. The reverse design is a Roman numeral III with the same wreath as used on the 1859 Indian Head cent (also designed by Longacre, who frequently mined earlier coin designs when designing later issues). The high mintage year for the copper-nickel 3-cent coin was 1865, when 11,382,000 were struck. Mintages for the copper-nickel 3-cent coin drop off for every year after that with the least amount of coins struck in 1884 with 1,700 and only 1,000 in 1884.
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Date of authorization: April 22, 1864 Dates of issue: 1865-1889 Designer/Engraver: James B. Longacre Diameter: 17.90 mm/0.71 inch Weight: 1.94 grams/0.06 ounce Metallic content: 75% copper, 25% nickel Edge: Plain Mint mark: None
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1794 | 1,600 |
1794 | 1,600 |
1794 | 1,600 |
Although it may seem unusual today, the United States government once issued a coin worth less than one cent: the half cent. The copper U.S. half cent was authorized for production on April 2, 1792. During its 64-year lifespan as a circulating denomination, five different basic design types of the tiny (0.93-inch) coin were struck. The coins were struck at the Philadelphia Mint and do not have a Mint mark. The half cent's designers and engravers are among the best known names in U.S. Mint design/engraving history: Adam Eckfeldt, Robert Scot, John Gardner, Gilbert Stuart, John Reich and Christian Gobrecht. Designs for the half cent were also used on other denominations through the years. The 1793 Liberty Cap half cent features a lettered edge stating TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR. The obverse depicts a bust of Liberty with flowing hair, facing left. A Liberty Cap on a pole rests on her right shoulder giving the design its name, the Liberty Cap. The design for the Liberty Cap half cent was based on Agustin Dupre's Libertas Americana medal. Half cents struck between 1794 and 1797 bear another Liberty Cap design, this one facing right, and issued in Plain Edge, Lettered Edge and Gripped Edge varieties. From 1800 to 1808 the Draped Bust design was used on half cents. All half cents bearing those dates are Plain Edge varieties. The Classic Head design was used on half cents struck between 1809-1836. From 1849 to 1857, a Coronet design with Plain Edge was used. All half cents have a wreath on the reverse. The key dates in the series are 1793; 1796, No Pole; 1802/0, Reverse of 1800; and 1831.
Date of authorization: | April 2, 1792 |
Dates of Issue: | 1794-1797 |
Designers: |
(Large Head): Robert Scot (Small Head): Scot-John Gardner |
Engraver: | Robert Scot |
Diameter: | 23.50 mm/0.93 inch |
Weight: |
1794-1795: 6.74 grams/0.22 ounce 1795-1797: 5.44 grams/0.18 ounce |
Metallic Content: | 100% copper |
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1794-1795: Lettered (two hundred for a dollar) 1795 (Type of 1796): Plain 1796: Plain 1797: Most Plain, some lettered, some gripped |
mint mark: | None |


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Embracing Change…
March 6, 2011 by Diane Berry · 2 Comments
In concluding my posts about traveling without children, I want to expand on this idea just a bit. Recognizing that this was coming, Terry and I have been talking at length about this transition and how we will manage it for some time now. In thinking about and preparing for our youngest child heading off to college and living away from home this fall, we have decided to sell our family home shortly after she takes this step. Our plan is to have it sold by the end of the year. Terry and Ryan relaxing on the porch of our new home in New Mexico While our city was a wonderful place to raise our children, quiet, safe and near extended family, we prefer to live in a locale that offers more to us in terms of activities and surroundings that are more stimulating to us. That is why, last year, we purchased a small home in a city in northern New Mexico that we have been visiting for more than ten years. Our little camper After our house sells, my husband will be retiring so he can invest his... [Read more...]
The Big Adjustment: Traveling Without Children
February 27, 2011 by Diane Berry · 1 Comment
Those of you who have been following my posts know that in the past few, I have been lamenting the fact thought our children are growing up and less able to travel with us—something we have always done together as a family. The transition to traveling with no children is a significant one for any family and we are feeling it now. Always we have been able to enjoy their company. It was a chance to get to know them again; to reconnect in a way that was difficult during the school year when friends, homework, sports and technology interfered. Touring Boston on a recent RV trip When I think of this summer, I am tempted to scoop them all up and head out, taking them away from all of their busy pursuits. But, alas, I know they are doing what they need to do. They must each forge their own lives, independent of us. They know we will be here when they have the time and inclination to visit. But it will not be the same. I will miss them. Enjoying one of our easier "drive-up" high points I... [Read more...]
Camping in Blue Grass
February 16, 2011 by Diane Berry · 2 Comments
On the final leg of our journey to the eastern part of our country, the homeward leg, we needed a place to spend one night that was approximately half way between the Stowe, VT area and our home near Green Bay, Wisconsin. When planning the trip online, we stumbled upon the Swanton, Ohio area as our approximate midway destination and set about finding an RV park near there. As the name of our small publishing company is Blue Waters Publications, the name of Blue Grass Campground and RV Park just sort of jumped out at us. When faced with a choice of locations, we have often based our decision on that kind of intuitive, instinctual coincidence or connection and have rarely been disappointed. We pack up and leave Smuggler's Notch Campground by 7:13 am, heading southwest. Along the way, we make two stops at Dunkin' Donuts, a unique dining choice available in the eastern part of our country that no longer exists in the Midwest. As they have recently added bagels, wraps and sandwiches, they... [Read more...]
Where the Heck is TOAD SUCK ARKANSAS?
February 3, 2011 by Professor95 · 4 Comments
Shucks, everybody should know that Toad Suck is on the opposite side of town from Pickles Gap . That's where I found Nancy – Conway Arkansas, not Toad Suck. Both Toad Suck and Pickles Gap surround Conway. When I hear the name Toad Suck, it conjures up visions of people sucking toads, which brings a big smile to my face. Actually, the name is supposedly derived from a local tavern where boatmen "sucked up whiskey like toads." We now live in Mechanicsville Virginia. Even that name strikes many as odd. I am often asked if it is a good place to have your car or RV worked on. Actually, we do have our fair share of quality repair shops, but the name is said to have come from a blacksmith shop that was here back in the 1800's. Farmers stopped with their wagons full of produce on the way to Richmond markets for repairs to their wagons. Living where we do often takes us into neighboring states with our RV. Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland, West Virginia, and North Carolina... [Read more...]
Tortilla Flat, AZ, Population 6.
January 23, 2011 by Dana Ticknor · 4 Comments
If you happen to find yourself around Apache Junction, Arizona, with time on your hands and a desire to check out the 'scenery', you may just want to take a drive over to Tortilla Flat. Your drive through the Tonto National Forest will take you on a twisty, erratic (but nicely paved) road that winds through miles of rugged desert. With interesting rock formations, lots of saguaro and barrel cactus, and a forest worth of palo verde trees, the drive is a must for those new to the Arizona desert environment. Along the way, you will come to beautiful Canyon Lake (pic on left), which is a popular destination for water sports during the summer. Continue on, and you will soon find yourself in the town of Tortilla Flat. Population 6. Tortilla Flat is an old mining town, and is a popular tourist destination. It is known for a few unique attractions, our favorite being the Prickly Pear Ice Cream. Prickly Pear is a type of cactus, which they have in abundance... [Read more...]
Going For The Gold in Girdwood!
January 22, 2011 by Melissa A. Trainer · 4 Comments
Have you ever gone gold panning? I have. It is lots of fun! When we lived in Anchorage, Alaska, we took our children on many day trips. One of our favorite destinations was Girdwood. Located about forty miles south of Anchorage, historic Girdwood has a lot to offer. There's the awesome Alyeska Resort, scenic views, a great bakery and the wonderful Double Musky Inn. One weekend, we spontaneously decided to try our hand at gold panning. It was getting late in the day. We were about ready to leave Girdwood and drive home, but I was reading a little tourist brochure while sitting in the front seat. The brochure casually mentioned the Crow Creek Gold Mine. My children and I were quite excited to visit this remote historic mine, so my husband immediately agreed to venture down a long dirt road in order to find it. At the turn of the last century, Girdwood was a gold mining town and the Crow Creek Gold Mine is a historic treasure. Nestled in the Chugach Mountains, the mine... [Read more...]
Nuts About the Lone Oak!
December 26, 2010 by Diane Berry · 1 Comment
Further along our journey east and after our encounter with Accident, Maryland, we have a reservation at the Lone Oak Campsites near Canaan, CT. Along a quiet country highway in Connecticut lies this beehive of activity that is the campground. With plenty of room to roam, the Lone Oak can easily accommodate both the biggest rig on the road and the smallest tent or pop-up. The Park offers the entire array of amenities: electric, water, sewer, cable, as well as hot showers and spacious laundry facilities. Additionally, Lone Oak provides a wide range of activities to suit campers of all ages and interests. Two pools and a hot tub easily accommodate the water-loving crowd, while a game room and arcade, outdoor play area and general store and ice cream parlor offer sweet treats and respite from daily stresses. On Friday and Saturday nights during the summer, Lone Oak shows feature films on their giant outdoor movie screen, in addition to offering live music and other entertainment in the... [Read more...]
An "Accident" Waiting to Happen?
December 19, 2010 by Diane Berry · 9 Comments
It was with some fear and trepidation that I pushed the "Enter" button on my computer to reserve the campsite that night. I was planning out the route for our recent journey out east, an attempt to "bag" as many of the eastern state highpoints as we could manage during our 10 days on the road. My hesitation is caused by the location of this particular campground; while it is in a perfect location for us to be able the climb three peaks in close proximity the day following our arrival, it is situated in Accident, Maryland. While I am not overly suspicious by any means, I also do not believe in tempting fate. Nonetheless, I booked our site for the night of July 18th at the BumbleBee Campground and RV Park in Accident. Looking back, I see that I even made a note on our itinerary "I feel we may be pressing our luck here…" It turned out to be a great decision; no accidents involved. We headed out from our home near Green Bay, Wisconsin at our usual 4 am departure time. After... [Read more...]
Taking the Train
October 10, 2010 by Diane Berry · 2 Comments
Most often when traveling we are visiting areas with which we are unfamiliar. If we are camping in an area outside a larger city or sprawling metropolitan area, negotiating traffic patterns and just finding your way around can add a considerable amount of stress to your journey, for everyone involved: the driver who must make decisions on the spur of the moment, the navigator who can be expected to give direction with a minimal amount of information and the passengers who are witnessing the event. Waiting for the "T" After years of struggling to make sense of unfamiliar roads in the midst of heavy traffic we have begun to explore the public transportation systems when camping near urban areas. One system we have now used several times is that in Boston, run by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, affectionately known as the "T." You may recall posts several months back about both our camping experience in the Boston area and our tour into the city. We have recently... [Read more...]
The Muir Woods, The Biggest Trees I Ever Saw!
August 31, 2010 by RA Manseau · 3 Comments
I always wanted my girls to see the beautiful Giant Redwoods of Northern California, San Francisco and the famous Gold Country. But time and distance can really interfere with what we want to do. When I started off on our vacation I had no plans to get far enough north to see the Giant Redwood Trees. However, I learned while hanging out in the laundry room at our campground just outside of San Francisco that the Muir Woods National Monument is only 11 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge! This discovery made my day! We jumped in the truck with no idea what to expect or if we would even find the Muir Woods. (In hindsight I probably should have hopped on my lap top and googled it first) But not to worry, the instructions were simple and much to our delight we found the Muir Woods. This park was amazing! We parked and went into the little gift shop and paid our admission (which was very reasonable) picked up some literature and progressed into the forest. We left the car and headed into... [Read more...]


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Millions of people with cell phones depend on a headset for driving safety. While others are concerned about health effects from wireless radiation have opted for using a wired headset instead of wireless headset to avoided "bluetooth" headsets because Bluetooth technology transmits microwave radiation and could still be a health hazard at low levels,
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Use of a ferrite bead placed around the HFK lead at a point beyond where the fields from the phone might induce strong currents in the HFK significantly reduces the induced SAR when using a hands-free kit. Professor L Barclay 2005
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As most of you know I have another little blog. I'm kind of addicted to Dear Jane and, while I'm only 74 blocks into the original, I suddenly felt the urge to make a brightly rainbow colored Baby Jane.
I've decided to assemble Block of the Month kits for this one making it easier for anyone who's interested. They will include the fabrics as well as instructions for the blocks.
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If you're wondering about the Christmas quilt, I'm making progress. Life is just getting in the way a little. It WILL be done by Christmas.
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I love it! It would look great with a black background too! Very tempting.
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you MUST be addicted to dear jane!!!
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You must be crazy busy too!
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Holy schomly! This is fantastic! And as for "only 74 blocks"... double holy schomly! The 74 more than I have done. ONE DAY I want to make a Dear Jane, and you inspire me even more to do one. One day... one day...
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Oh I am so tempted. Is there a cut off date or can I jump in later? That looks beautiful.
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The Importance of Rapid System Recovery
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Windows system recovery has never been easy. It's been a very manual, intensive, and lengthy process. But now a complete disk-based system recovery solution for Windows-based servers, desktops, and laptops allows businesses to recover from system loss or disasters in minutes, not hours or days.
Windows system recovery has never been easy. Traditionally, it has been a very manual, intensive, and lengthy process. It can involve repairing the hardware and then reinstalling the operating system, applications, patches, and system updates — with several reboots along the way. Administrators then need to reconfigure the system back to its pre-failure state. All told, the process can take days or even weeks.
That sort of timetable is untenable in today's mission-critical environments. Today, all systems — from servers to desktops to laptops — must be quickly recoverable, whether to similar or dissimilar hardware. Failure to return promptly to a productive state could result in significant lost revenue, loss of employee productivity, not to mention a damaged reputation.
Nevertheless, system recovery is too often overlooked by today's businesses. One survey estimates that 85% of corporate systems are not backed up. According to a recent study of U.S. companies, nearly half had experienced a recovery failure in the past year. And when the recovery did work, it took more than six hours and required an IT person on site.
This article will show how organizations can use a disk-based system recovery solution to capture a recovery point of the entire live Windows system (including operating system, applications, system settings, configurations, and files) and restore it quickly without a lengthy, manual process. It will also show how they can quickly restore individual Microsoft Exchange email messages, folders, and mailboxes.
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A typical server environment consists of the main servers, drive arrays (which may or may not be directly attached to their respective servers), and disk- and tape-based backup servers. Server storage devices hold organizational applications (and operating systems) in some partitions and documents in others. The entire environment is subject to the following threats:
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In addition, organizations often worry about maintaining duplicate hardware environments for recovery purposes since many solutions don't support restoring to dissimilar hardware environments. That can be extremely costly. Finally, what if the system that goes down is in a remote location? In many instances, organizations don't have IT support at all of their remote locations, necessitating the need to send someone to that site, which takes time and money.
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This includes the conversion of physical recovery points to virtual formats (P2V) through a wizard-driven process as well as conversion of virtual systems back to physical environments (V2P) for VMware ESX Server, VMware Server, VMware Workstation, and Microsoft Virtual Server. Administrators can choose to convert entire systems at once or selective volumes at a time.
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Integration with Google Desktop as well as Backup Exec Retrieve allows end users to recover their own files without IT intervention. Each provides a simple, web-based user interface that is so simple, no training or special software is needed.
Centralized management
Simplifying backup and recovery tasks for organizations with more than a single system, the software enables administrators to centrally create backup jobs, view real-time status, run reports, quickly resolve any problems identified, and add new systems as required.
Microsoft Exchange recovery
Increasingly, IT administrators are demanding greater flexibility in managing Microsoft Exchange. Backup Exec System Recovery can simplify Exchange recovery, providing recovery not only of the entire Exchange server, but also of individual email messages, attachments, folders, and mailboxes in seconds. Granular and full system recoveries are possible without the need for multiple backups.
A complete disk-based system recovery solution for Microsoft Windows-based servers, desktops, and laptops allows businesses to recover from system loss or disasters in minutes rather than in hours or days—even to dissimilar hardware platforms, virtual environments, or remote, unattended locations. Such a solution significantly strengthens an administrator's ability to meet ambitious recovery time objectives and service-level agreements. Ultimately, a disk-based system recovery solution enables an administrator to keep a system state completely up-to-date so it can be recovered from bare metal, if necessary, in a very rapid timeframe.
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