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Garmin Traffic Receivers GPS GTM 20, Lifetime traffic receiver 010-00544-13
The Garmin GTM 20 with lifetime traffic 010-00544-13 sold by us is an 100% Genuine Garmin GPS ... to be the best GPS navigation systems all around the world. Buying a Garmin GTM 20 with lifetime traffic ... an Authorized Garmin Dealer for all Garmin handheld, marine, and auto GPS receivers as well as running ... and cycling GPS watches, fishfinders, radios, and hundreds of Garmin GPS Accessories, software and maps. ... Power your nüvi and get lifetime¹ traffic updates all with one cable. Avoid Traffic Tie-ups ... The GTM 20 provides North America traffic information to compatible Garmin GPS navigators. Using ... The receiver also acts as an in-vehicle power charger. Traffic provided by NAVTEQ Traffic. See our lifetime...
Brunton Get-Back Mini GPS Home Button
Brunton Portable Power Devices Features of Brunton Mini Get Back Global Positioning: Accuracy of 12 ... The Brunton Get-Back Mini Handheld GPS - Home Button F-GETBACK quickly shows the way back to your ... starting point by the shortest, most direct route. With this GPS Navigation System made by Brunton, ... comfortable no matter where the trail takes you. Specifications for Brunton Get Back Home Button GPS ... feet in normal GPS mode 3 waypoints to find your way back to 3 different locations Beep indicator...
Garmin HUD Head-Up Display Car GPS Unit
or at night. Garmin HUD has more navigation detail than other portable display systems, showing turn ... Phone 8 (purchase may be required), choose your destination and Garmin Head Up GPS Display will project ... turn-by-turn directions to get you there. An integrated USB port on the vehicle power/adapter cable ... Display. Garmin 010-12024-00: HUD Head-Up Display Package Contents: Garmin HUD Vehicle power/adapter cable Reflector lens Windshield film Manual...
Garmin Portable GPS Navigation System Dakota 10 010-00781-00
Garmin Portable GPS Navigation System Dakota 10 Specifications for Garmin GPS Dakota 10: ... 5.25 oz (148.8 g) with batteries Features of Garmin Portable GPS Navigator Dakota10: Comes ... Garmin Dakota 10 Touchscreen Navigator is rugged, palm-sized high-sensitivity GPS with HotFix ... satellite prediction, and a worldwide basemap in one affordable, power-packed punch. Dakota 10 by Garmin ... searching for information. Both durable and waterproof, this Garmin GPS is built to withstand ... the elements: bumps, dust, dirt and water are no match for this rugged navigator. Dakota-10 GPS Navigator ... to internal memory. In addition, Garmin Touch Screen GPS Dakota10 can be easily connected to your computer...
Garmin Portable GPS Dakota 20 w/ Touch Screen
Portable GPS Navigator Dakota20: Comes with built-in worldwide basemap, so you can navigate anywhere ... Garmin Dakota 20 Touch Screen GPS is rugged, palm-sized GPS with HotFix satellite prediction, ... barometric altimeter, 3-axis electronic compass and microSD card slot in one affordable, power ... the outdoors and less time searching for information. Both durable and waterproof, this Garmin GPS ... Garmin GPS Navigator Dakota20 has a built-in 3-axis electronic compass, which shows your heading ... high-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver with HotFix satellite prediction, Dakota 20 GPS by Garmin locates ... your position quickly and precisely and maintains its GPS location even in heavy cover and deep...
Garmin dezl 560LT/560LMT Truck GPS
Garmin dēzl 560 Series GPS designed specifically for the over-the-road trucking industry. ... The dēzl (diesel) 560 GPS Device from Garmin International is the ultimate truck GPS ... The Garmin dezl 560 GPS features a large 5" touchscreen, an extra loud speaker, and external video ... input for backup cameras. This Garmin GPS is a truck navigator which features a slim design ... are in English and French. Specifications for the Garmin Diesel 560 GPS Devices: Physical & ... Features of Garmin Int'l dezl 560 Series GPS: Specialized truck routing supports commercial class ... stops, gas stations, nearest address, intersection and coordinates High-sensitivity GPS receiver...
Garmin Waterproof GPS Navigator 72H
about losing this Garmin GPS in the drink. The Portable 72H GPS floats in water, and it's IPX7 ... with batteries Features of Garmin Portable GPS Device: Acquires satellite signals quickly ... Garmin GPS 72H is a lightweight, waterproof handheld GPS that floats. Simple yet robust, the GPS ... 72H features high-sensitivity GPS and a USB connection along with its large screen, simple operation ... and rock-solid performance. GPS Navigator 72H by Garmin acquires satellite signals quickly ... waterproof to withstand the accidental dunk or splash in the lake. Whether on water or land, the GPS ... destination (no street or terrain maps). The Garmin 72 H GPS System is NMEA 0183 compatible. To transfer...
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Garmin StreetPilot GPS Unit C330
The portable Garmin c330 GPS easily moves from vehicle to vehicle. Its suction cup windshield mount ... The Garmin StreetPilot c330 GPS come preprogrammed with detailed street maps. The intuitive touch ... for out-of-car route planning Garmin 0100040110: StreetPilot GPS Unit C330 Specifications for Garmin ... Waypoints/favorites/locations: 500 Features of Garmin Street Pilot GPS: Voice Prompts (Internal Speaker) Route ... suction cup mount with integrated power cable USB cable USB drivers disk Dashboard disk Quick reference guide...
Garmin Traffic Receivers GPS GTM 25, Lifetime traffic receiver 010-00722-13
The Garmin GTM 25 with lifetime traffic 010-00722-13 sold by us is an 100% Genuine Garmin GPS ... to be the best GPS navigation systems all around the world. Buying a Garmin GTM 25 with lifetime traffic ... an Authorized Garmin Dealer for all Garmin handheld, marine, and auto GPS receivers as well as running ... and cycling GPS watches, fishfinders, radios, and hundreds of Garmin GPS Accessories, software and maps. ... Power your nüvi and get lifetime¹ traffic updates all with one cable. Avoid Traffic Tie-ups ... The GTM 25 provides North America traffic information to compatible Garmin GPS navigators. Using ... The receiver also acts as an in-vehicle power charger. Traffic provided by NAVTEQ Traffic. See our lifetime...
Celestron CPC 1100 GPS XLT Computerized 11" Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope
CPC 1100 GPS XLT Computerized 11in Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope is the most portable ... Adapter 18778 Celestron Telescope Power Tank 18774 Specifications for Celestron CPC 1100 GPS XLT ... The Celestron CPC 1100 GPS XLT Computerized 11" Telescope with revolutionary SkyAlign Alignment ... alignment, GPS, unsurpassed optical quality, ease of set-up and use, ergonomics, enhanced computerization, ... Computerized Telescope is portable enough to setup in your backyard or take with you to your favorite ... Accessory tray: Leg Brace / Eyepiece holder Tripod: Heavy Duty Steel Adjustable Power Supply: Car ... Object Database GPS: Internal 16 channel Hardware Specs: Motor Type: DC Servo motors...
Starts at $2,999.00
Celestron CPC 800 GPS XLT Computerized 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope
affordability. The Celestron CPC GPS Computerized Telescope is the most portable of the top-of-the-line ... Celestron CPC 800 GPS Computerized 8" Telescope w/ XLT StarBright Coating 11073-XLT is the next ... generation of computerized telescope. This Celestron telescope is the most portable of the Celestron ... CPC GPS Telescope line. The CPC 800 GPS Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope has the most light gathering ... power and has a limiting magnitude of nearly 15. This Celestron Telescope features a vast database ... everything that amateur astronomers are looking for - quick and simple alignment, GPS, unsurpassed ... carrying handles and an instrument weight of 42 lbs, this computerized 8" telescope is portable enough...
Garmin Echo Fishfinder Portable Kit
Use the Garmin Echo Fishfinder Portable Kit to protect and carry your Echo fishfinder. Plug ... the Garmin Echo Fishfinder Portable Kit w/ Bag comes with a sealed AGM rechargeable battery and a smart ... Garmin 010-11849-09: Echo Fishfinder Portable Kit w/ Rechargeable Battery,Charger,Cable,Mount ... and Float Package Contents: Garmin Echo Fishfinder Carry Kit Portable bag Base/handle Suction cup ... transducer mount Foam float echo power cable Rechargeable battery AC charger...
Garmin External Battery Pack for Garmin GPS
Garmin 010-10644-02 GPS External Battery Pack adds up to 20 hours of battery life. Charge or power ... Kit includes portable solar charger, adapters for use with other Garmin devices, silicone case ... Navigation Device Accessories store section. Features of Garmin GPS Battery Pack: Adds up to 20 hours ... of battery life. Includes portable solar charger, adapters for use with other Garmin devices, silicone ... case and mounting straps Package Contents: Garmin External Battery Pack for Garmin GPS ... , 010-10644-02 Portable solar charger Adapters for use with other Garmin devices Silicone case Mounting straps...
Garmin GPSMAP 527 Chartplotter
The Garmin GPSMAP® 527 brings technology to your road trips. This GPS device by Garmin allows ... for easy visibility, day or night. Whether the Garmin GPS MAP 527 is flat, flush, or swivel-mounted, ... as well as a worldwide basemap. With the integration of a 10Hz GPS/GLONASS receiver, the Garmin 527 ... pixels Display type: VGA display Weight: 1.7 lb (0.8 kg) Power consumption: 0.6A at 12V; 0.3A ... 527 GPS: 5" VGA display 10Hz GPS/GLONASS receiver Wireless connectivity Worldwide basemap Garmin ... line-out: No Audio/video input/output: No Portable: No Automotive/motorcycle-friendly: No Wireless ... Power/data cable Tilt/swivel mount Flush mount kit Protective cover Documentation...
Barska Portable Solar Charger Case with Speaker
power supply when your devices are low on electronic power. Barska BK11908: Portable Solar Charger ... Barska Portable Solar Charger Case with Built-in Speaker is a solar charger, output speakers ... and sturdy carrying case all-in-one. Power is provided by using either the USB charging port or solar ... it under the sun for an all-day power supply. The built-in speakers of the Barska Solar Charger Case also ... GPS, Bluetooth devices and more. Compact in size, ideal for outdoor activities such as camping ... Case with Speaker Specifications for Barska Portable Solar Charger Case w/ Speaker: Weight: .56...
Meade #607 DC Power Cord Charger w/ Cigarette Lighter Adapter
input jack. Offering convenient power on the go, this Meade #607 DC Portable Power Cord w/ Cig Light ... The Meade #607 DC Power Cord w/ Cigarette Lighter Adapter lets you power most Meade models from ... a car cigarette lighter style power socket. The Meade #607 DC Power Cord Charger w/ Cigarette Lighter ... Adapter works with Meade ETX90, ETX-125, LXD-75, LS and LT models, LX90 models, LX200GPS and ACF ... models up to 14" diameter, all RCX/LX400 models, and other models which have a 12V "phono" type power ... Adapter is great for saving batteries and for extended star parties. Meade 7043: #607 DC Power ... Cord w/ Cigarette Lighter Adapter, Package Contents: Meade #607 DC Power Cord w/ Cigarette Lighter Adapter...
Bushnell X2 Power Reserve for Hybrid GPS Rangefinder
Bushnell Hybrid X2 Power Reserve 203141 is a portable device to ensure you never miss a shot ... Backup Power 20 3141: Portable charging device for Hybrid Adaptable to XGC+ and Neo+ Easy-to-use, ... phones Includes carry case Package Contents: Bushnell X2 Power Reserve for Hybrid GPS Rangefinder 203141 ... during a long day of golf. The X2 Power Reserve from Bushnell is a excellent rangefinder battery charger ... Bushnell rangefinder accessory that can do it all! Specifications for Bushnell Power X2 Reserve ... 20-3141: Compatibility: Bushnell Hybrid Golf GPS Rangefinder Features of Bushnell Rangefinder ... no batteries or wall chargers needed Powered by rechargeable lithium ion Also works for most cell...
US Night Vision ATAC 360 Magnetic Mount Thermal Camera w/ 7in Magellan GPS
Perfect for keeping track of your surroundings, the US Night Vision ATAC 360° Portable ... Magnetic Mount Thermal Camera w/ 7in Magellan GPS is an amazing camera that will easily be your eyes ... Wireless remote controls power a state-of-the-art Forward Looking Infrared, or FLIR Camera, the US Night ... Vision ATAC Magnetic Portable Camera System can easily see man sized targets from over 1500 feet away ... and can be deployed in minutes. The high power magnets easily mount to the roof of the vehicle or our ... Magellan RoadMate™ doubles as a High Resolution Display and is also a full feature GPS system. ... It ships in its original packaging and includes a suction cup mount and power cable. It works great...
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Barska Portable USB Device Charger with Flashlight
Barska Portable USB Device Charger with Flashlight Attachment stores power from a USB power source ... such as cell phones, MP3 player, GPS, Bluetooth devices and more. The Barska USB Charger features an LED ... for an emergency power supply when your devices are low on electronic power is the Barska USB ... Charger/Flashlight. Barska BK11904: Portable USB Device Charger with Flashlight Specifications for Barska ... Portable USB Device Charge w/ Flashlight: Weight: .5 obs Outer Size: 7.25 x 4.25 x 1.25...
Brunton Hydrogen Reactor Portable Fuel Cell
portable game consoles, GPS transceivers and more. For a great way to make sure your devices are ready ... The Brunton Portable Hydrogen Reactor combines hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity ... to power USB devices like smartphones, tablet computers, UV water purifiers, rechargeable lights, ... Portable Fuel Cell - Black, Black Brunton F-REACTOR-OR: Hydrogen Reactor Portable Fuel Cell - ... Orange, Orange Brunton F-REACTOR-YL: Hydrogen Reactor Portable Fuel Cell - Yellow, Yellow Specifications ... Hydrogen Reactor Portable Fuel Cell: LIVE SWAPPABLE ENERGY – Just exchange empty ... HYDROGEN POWER – Brunton Fuel Cell Technology – Lock rechargeable...
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Mirantis Raises $100M for OpenStack Cloud Efforts
Armed with its latest funding round, OpenStack specialist Mirantis is positioning itself for an IPO in 2016.
Even at a glance, it's easy to see why IBM (NYSE: IBM) has the nickname Big Blue. The 100-year-old tech company has at various times been associated with everything from typewriters to mainframes to the PC, and now cloud computing.
IBM's server portfolio has undergone many makeovers since the company's first modular mainframe, the System/360, was unveiled in 1964. The System/360 was a departure from IBM's uncustomizable mainframe and is not so different from today's product families. Software and peripheral equipment were interchangeable, giving organizations a choice of five processors and 19 combinations of power, speed and memory.
Since then, IBM's server lines have undergone many changes. Today, IBM's servers are divided into three main product families: System z, System x and Power Systems. With System z, IBM offers several mainframes from which to choose. The two main flavors are the zEnterprise, which is designed to be a "System of Systems," integrating various IBM technologies to improve productivity in multi-architecture data centers and private clouds, and the IBM System z10, which takes a traditional mainframe approach.
At the other end of the spectrum is System x, IBM's x86-based server line. System x servers are available in all standard form factors -- racks, towers and blades -- with Intel or AMD processors and supporting Windows, Linux, Solaris or VMware. IBM also offers various "System x solutions," such as the IBM Express Servers and Storage for midsize businesses, which bundles together various server components. This category is the largest in terms of product choices.
IBM's Unix systems comprise its Power Systems. As the name implies, the Power processor (IBM POWER6 and POWER6+ for the latest batch of servers) is powering the box. Traditionally aimed at midrange computing environments, these servers support a host of operating systems including AIX, IBM i and Linux.
Although not entirely its own category, it would be a mistake to overlook BladeCenter, IBM's blade server offering. BladeCenter products are available for all three categories with a wide variety of chassis to meet a given set of needs.
Armed with its latest funding round, OpenStack specialist Mirantis is positioning itself for an IPO in 2016.
New server systems and Data Engine solution bundles debut from Big Blue.
IBM's General Manager of Power takes aim at Intel and details why openness matter for chip design.
A new report from IBM stacks up Linux container against KVM virtual machine performance.
While companies like Amazon and Google seem to get all the attention when it comes to talk about public and hybrid clouds, there are plenty of other viable options as well.
The Chinese government's anti-monopoly agency approves the $2.3 billion deal, which is still getting reviewed by U.S. regulators.
CEO Yang Yuanging said that despite U.S. security worries, its $2.3 billion proposal to buy IBM's server business will be approved by regulators.
The Tianhe-2 retains the crown as little has changed on the most recent list of the world's top 500 supercomputers.
The new system, powered by Intel chips and small enough to fit in closets, comes as Lenovo works to close the deal for IBM's x86 server business.
Worldwide server market leader HP ended the quarter with $2.9 billion in revenue, for a total share of 25.5 percent worldwide, down 2.3 percent from a year earlier.
IBM adds KVM virtualization and Ubuntu as a supported Linux distribution, while taking aim at Intel x86.
IBM's first quarter 2014 results show a continued decline in hardware revenue, but Big Blue has a plan and new technology in the works.
Government officials reportedly are worried that buying servers from a Chinese company may endanger national security.
Larry Ellison claims he's regularly beating IBM for big server deals as Oracle Engineered Systems take off.
Lenovo looks to assure striking Chinese workers that the company will not slash wages or benefits once it takes over IBM's x86 server business.
eWEEK 30: Intel is playing catch-up in the low-power mobile device market where ARM is its strongest rival. Now ARM is taking aim at Intel's bread-and-butter data center server market.
IBM, which is selling its x86 server unit to Lenovo, saw large declines in both server revenue and shipments, the analyst firm says.
The group aims to extend the reach of IBM's Power architecture by licensing the chip design to companies for servers and storage systems.
Only those customers with systems under warranty will get access to firmware updates, which had been offered for free.
After another disappointing year of hardware sales, IBM throws in the towel on its low-end server business.
Big Blue turns up the heat in the enterprise server market with DIMM-based flash tech from a devilish storage partner.
At Dell World, the vendor announces partnerships with Red Hat, Microsoft and Google, eschewing building its own public cloud.
UNIX continues to decline as Linux rises, according to third quarter 2013 data from IDC and Gartner.
In an effort to help bolster its sagging Power Server Systems architecture, IBM once again bets big on Linux.
The hardware manufacturer is taking on the likes of Dell, HP and IBM in an effort to become a major player in the x86 server market.
During the first half of 2013, the HPC technical server market grew 6.2 percent, with an increase of 26 percent in unit shipments, compared to 2012.
The Xeon E5-2600 v2 lineup includes almost two-dozen chips for not only servers but also storage and networking systems.
Worldwide server shipments grew 4 percent year-on-year, while revenue declined 3.8 percent from the second quarter of 2012.
Big Blue is looking to make a big move in the cloud data center market with a pair of strategic announcements.
Big Blue is expanding its Flex Server lineup with three new POWER 7+ server designs as well as a new double-density x86 Flex System server.
Big Blue's new 7R4 system brings 4-socket, 32-core architecture to Linux.
Big Blue is looking to create a more cohesive 'software-defined everything' world, largely by centering on OpenStack.
New zBC12 mainframe is powered by up to 18 microprocessors.
IBM's System I isn't just a relic of the past and neither is RPG IV. Where are they going from here?
IBM Server Chief talks about Linux and takes aim at Oracle SPARC.
Once again, a new champion reigns supreme in the latest supercomputer rankings.
A year ago IBM entered the engineered server systems space - where are they now?
Whose systems are faster: Oracle's SPARC or IBM's Power?
Big Blue tabs the open source cloud platform as the base for all of its cloud computing offerings.
IBM debuts new entry-level POWER servers for AIX and Linux.
Oracle isn't the only company going after in-memory data, with a little help from Linux.
Big Blue is out to prove that big iron can float secure clouds and make quick work out of data analytics workloads.
Sequoia supercomputer takes the crown as the fastest computer in the world.
The latest global server reports are out from both IDC and Gartner, and despite a few bright spots, overall the news isn't good.
While IBM last introduced a major new zEnterprise System in 2010, the company certainly hasn't been resting on its mainframe laurels since then. Our latest Buyer's Guide explores the recent additions and innovations to the company's mainframe line.
Two new PowerLinux Servers help IBM address customers' Linux application needs.
Big Blue wants to make it easier to get systems up with enterprise application pattern approach.
When Intel releases a new processor, the OEMs typically race to refresh their wares. IBM is often the exception to this. Its most recent System x change up was well worth the few weeks wait.
When it comes to Unix servers, IBM's Power Systems are the market leaders. Do they have what it takes to empower your server infrastructure?
The Unix server market may be in decline, but you'd never know it from the growth in IBM's Power Systems line. From its low-end and midrange Power Express to its higher-end Power Enterprise offerings, Big Blue has a strong and ever-increasing presence in this space.
With both x86- and Power-based blades, IBM's BladeCenter portfolio offers numerous options for enterprises looking to take a small but mighty approach to their IT infrastructure.
IBM's servers fall into three main product families, System z, System x and Power Systems, that run the gamut from industry standard offerings to high-end proprietary mainframes.
Shopping for a new Linux server isn't as easy as you might think. Here's a round-up of what's available for those of you who want to dance with the penguin.
Boost your virtualization, private cloud or database-backed computing with these new blade servers. You'll save space, power and deployment headaches with high-density blade servers from your favorite manufacturers.
The third quarter marked the slowest quarterly growth rate for servers worldwide since the first quarter of 2010, according to IDC. Among global vendors, IBM was the big winner, picking up enough share to pull even with HP.
The research firm says worldwide server shipments and revenues were up in the third quarter of 2011, driven primarily by Asia/Pacific and Eastern Europe.
What do you get when you cross Windows and a mainframe?
IDC says server sales, especially for non-x86 platforms, continued to grow but how long can it keep up?
IBM becomes a centenarian this month, a rare feat in an industry riddled with one-hit wonders and decade-old vendors that are considered venerable. How has this longstanding industry standard bearer kept pace with the times?
Innovation makes companies memorable. Which of these companies will you remember tomorrow?
IDC reports 'meaningful' enterprise server refresh cycle as first quarter server revenues hit $11.9 billion
Mainframes may have been around since the 1940s, but, at least in the case IBM's System z, their capabilities are well suited for the 21st Century.
If you're looking for an x86-based server from IBM, you'll find it in the system x server line. More than a dozen racks, towers and server blades sporting both AMD and Intel processors comprise the System x server family.
x86 servers are still in, but brand loyalty is out. Dell satisfies, while Oracle disappoints. Gabriel Consulting Group's third annual data center survey reveals the latest server trends and differentiators.
Latest figures on global server shipments and sales underscore continuing rebound in the sector, with each measure posting double-digit annual growth.
Linux software appliance builders now can leverage IBM's DB2 database in SUSE Studio as part of a new deal announced today between IBM and Novell.
The London Stock Exchange switches to Suse Linux, and the Financial Times asks if this is indicative of a bellwether trend. A case of stalwart paper being behind the time, or do some enterprises truly believe Linux is just for start ups?
White box vendors were once known for being an inexpensive source for hardware. Today, with IBM, Dell and HP selling commodity servers at similar, and sometimes lower, price points, these companies must find an underserved niche if they are to survive. Electronics Nexus is one company that has been able to this by selling high-end custom servers and GPU supercomputers to SMBs.
2010 was the year of the big box appliance. Oracle Exadata II, Oracle Exalogic and EMC Greenplum are but a few examples. IT historians, of course, will point out that this market was begun by such firms as Netezza and Teradata.
From Oracle's acquisition of Sun to Cisco releasing blade servers to SSDs going mainstream, 2010 was an eventful year for server hardware. Revisit the 10 most notable milestones.
Worldwide server hardware revenue in the latest quarter increased 13.2 percent from 2009, according to IDC. The research firm also reports HP and IBM remain in a tight race for bragging rights to the leading share of revenue.
IBM's release of the Power7 processor and a corresponding refresh of Power-based servers earlier this year has steadily breathed new life into what some believed was a stagnant product family. If you're in the market for a Unix server, here's what Big Blue has to offer.
Despite some assertions, mainframe technology is still alive and kicking. Those in the market for one of these high-end boxes will be hard-pressed to avoid IBM's System z. The mainframe family strives to be innovative and cutting edge while remaining true to its legacy.
Big Blue Releases its biggest Unix Server yet, a Power7 system that boasts record transaction performance.
Regulators to question IBM over allegations of misbehavior in the tiny market for high-powered workhorses.
The IBM zEnterprise System may change how data centers are managed.
The mainframe supports a major upgrade that reflects a structural change at IBM.
Expanded partnership will deliver a cloud computing version of IBM's database running on Ubuntu Linux.
Canonical believes that a basic database certified for Ubuntu on EC2 is key to having IT shops deploy Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud.
The Unix server world was abuzz last week with IBM kicking off the public beta of AIX 7, and HP launching a no holds barred offense to persuade former Sun customers to abandon SPARC/Solaris environments in favor of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on ProLiant servers.
High-end Unix systems aren't usually given the beta treatment, but IBM is betting on a wide test for some new virtualization capabilities.
The latest idea in supercomputer cooling is to let the machines operate at something warmer than meat locker temperatures.
IBM has announced plans to acquire smarter systems management provider BigFix.
Devon IT appears to be suing IBM over failed virtual PC server projects.
IBM last week announced it was cutting support for several legacy systems. Customers have a year a half before they are left in a lurch.
Looking to buy x86 blade servers? Here's what HP, IBM, Dell and Fujitsu have to offer.
The new System x3620 M3 Express runs on Intel's latest Xeon multicore processors and is optimized for storage-intensive workloads.
POWER7 Systems Set Benchmark Records; Cut Software Licensing by up to 80%
After a year of free-falling, server hardware sales are finally starting to rebound. While the numbers are good now, the industry is coming off a drop in sales in previous quarters. Which parts of the server industry are headed in the right direction?
The position of IBM is covered here with regards to the Oracle/Sun deal, and the alliance between EMC,Cisco and VMware.
IBM's half-depth Xeon server will ogffer space for Nvidias Fermi technology.
The new System x M3 and Blade Center systems include: Two new rack servers, the x3650 M3 and the x3550 M3 deliver 50% more memory capacity and 60% more internal storage than the previous IBM generation. The x3650 M3 is also 50% more power-efficient than the previous generation, which was the industry leader in power efficiency.
This blog posting looks at the new blade servers built on IBMs POWER7
IBM has taken to the road with the message that Intel's Nehalem EX processors coupled with Big Blue's system engineering talents has resulted in a platform well-suited for virtualization, consolidation and mission-critical applications. Does the server hardware live up to the praise?
Skeptical about cloud computing? Despite the hype, there are some real reasons why a cloud infrastructure can deliver ROI.
Check out what the latest Intel processors means to IBM server performance.
Dell may have got to the market first with Xeon 7500-based servers, but IBM boasts more than 200 customers in the first quarter.
All-new class of x86 systems break constraints of 30-year technology design; can slash costs by reducing server sprawl
Under the terms of the deal, IBM will use Novell's SUSE Linux OS technology to build appliances for collaboration and business analytics applications.
New processors allow for expandability and improved power efficiency compared to the previous generation.

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Lebanon is going through a critical time. These are not mere alarmist words but the grim reality of my country being left to bear the brunt of the refugee crisis caused by the three-year civil war in Syria. Unless world leaders meeting in Kuwait and Geneva back up their promises of assistance with action, the country risks losing the ability to sustain its humanitarian aid to displaced Syrians.
Lebanon is one of the smallest countries in the region, yet it has shouldered the biggest burden of the humanitarian crisis caused by the bloodiest uprising of the so-called Arab Spring. As we enter into a new year, the UN estimates that on current trends 900,000 conflict refugees will have entered Lebanon – approaching a quarter of the country's pre-crisis population.
If the United Kingdom faced the same humanitarian crisis it would be the equivalent of three times Scotland's population of 5 million crossing into England and camping out in the Yorkshire dales. In the US it would be equivalent to 100 million refugees.
If the United Kingdom faced the same humanitarian crisis it would be the equivalent of three times Scotland's population of 5 million crossing into England and camping out in the Yorkshire dales. In the US it would be equivalent to 100 million refugees. Until now Lebanon has adopted a policy of never closing its borders to Syrian families seeking refuge. But as the uprising enters its fourth year, Lebanon can no longer cope on its own.
As the recent graphic news bulletins have shown, refugees are living in makeshift camps in the Bekaa Valley region in the winter snows – many lacking warm clothing and proper shelter, clean water and sanitation – with the risk now of disease spreading and adding to their plight.
Adding fuel to an already volatile situation in Lebanon, many have sought shelter in the remote borderline areas that are already suffering from poverty and development predicaments. In some sectors, like Wadi Khaled and Ersal, they outnumber the national residents…
Every day hundreds of Syrians are still fleeing the violence which continues with unabated ferocity. No country should be left on its own to cope with such a wave of human suffering.
Since becoming Prime Minister, I have initiated a policy of disassociation from all ongoing Arab-Arab tensions – with the aim of keeping Lebanon out of the conflicts destabilising the region.
The Middle-East is witnessing one of the most tumultuous times in its history: the amount of rapid change and challenge, and of growing dangers and complex threats, is truly unprecedented. Arab societies and political systems are literally involved in a struggle for their continued existence.
Lebanon, given its geographical position, is bound to be affected by these turbulent times. As prime minister, my main concern is Lebanon's unity and safety and that it be spared from what is happening elsewhere in the region. The adoption of the disassociation policy by all factions here will prevent sectarian tensions and political strife. I will take this opportunity to call on international leaders to perceive Lebanon as the beacon of hope for freedom and pluralism in our region.
Alleviating the humanitarian crisis facing the refugees remains our immediate priority at the Kuwait and Geneva conferences. But there are dangerous signs that the conflict is now spreading beyond Syria's borders, threatening to destabilise Lebanon and the wider region.
The recent security incidents in Beirut, including outside the Iranian embassy and the assassination of the former Finance Minister Mohamad Chatah, have increased fears of dragging Lebanon back into the abyss of sectarian strife.
The UN must now step up efforts to bring both sides in Syria to the negotiating table to end the bloodshed and achieve a political settlement. All the key players regionally and globally should be there – and time is running out to avert catastrophe that could overwhelm the region.
My central belief is in finding the right workable solution. It is based on the Wasatiya (centrism) doctrine that allows freedom of thought and adopts liberal values of equity, tolerance and pluralism.
This approach can bring hope of a brighter future to a troubled region. But time is running out to avert catastrophe.
In the meantime the plight of the refugees must not be overlooked. At the Kuwait and Geneva II peace conferences the Lebanese Government will outline its Crisis Management Strategy to address the Economic and Social Impact of the Syrian Conflict on Lebanon in the form of a Lebanese, World Bank and UN initiative for a $1.6 billion fund. The fund will help set up required assistance to the displaced and hosting communities and work with global agencies and state ministries to tackle the humanitarian crisis.
Financial aid – while welcome and vital – is not enough. We urgently need support for the 2014 Lebanese response plan including a commitment from the international community to securing safe zones for refugees within Syria itself.Lebanon cannot take any more displaced people. The huge influx of refugees is threatening the country's economic and social stability, placing huge strains on an already overloaded health system.
Financial aid – while welcome and vital – is not enough. We urgently need support for the 2014 Lebanese response plan including a commitment from the international community to securing safe zones for refugees within Syria itself.
Lebanon cannot take any more displaced people. The huge influx of refugees is threatening the country's economic and social stability, placing huge strains on an already overloaded health system. According to the World Bank overcrowding and lack of water and sanitation systems is bringing risks of epidemics of waterborne diseases, measles and tuberculosis.
Historically Lebanon has been a land of refuge for people fleeing persecution, so my country has a long and troubled history of housing displaced people. We still have the descendants of Palestinians who fled their homes in 1948 after the occupation of Palestine still living in camps across Lebanon. That is why it is vital that "safe" zones are created for the refugees in their own country – Syria – rather than establishing what could become another set of permanent camps in Lebanon for displaced people.
The impact of the Syrian conflict is challenging an already delicate inter-communal balance in Lebanon, with overcrowding, saturation of basic services and competition for jobs increasing social tensions.
Thousands more young unskilled Lebanese are expected to become unemployed, doubling the jobless rate to over 20 per cent while by the end of this year another 170,000 Lebanese will be pushed into poverty, adding to the one million already below the poverty line.
The international community cannot stand aside. It must be proactive and prevent the collapse of a small country that cannot alone carry this colossal weight.
This is not an internal Lebanese crisis, nor should it be treated as if it was a tragedy caused by a natural disaster like an earthquake or a tsunami. It is potentially a universal disaster and a threat to regional stability.
We expect nothing less than the unconditional support of the international community to Lebanon.
The time to act is now.
"That is why it is vital that "safe" zones are created for the refugees in their own country – Syria …"
And, that IS the problem. Isn't it. There is no REAL ARMY willing to go in and MAKE a 'safe zone'.
They have seen 'historical realities' from when they tried before.
Been 'blamed' and 'taxed' for it ever since.
No idiot You haven't see anything You are blind to see the truth, as for the resistance from the UK, USA and Israhell You have seen anything…? You are a liar bastard You come here only to stir shit against Lebanon and to deform the truth, why don't You clean Your shit in Your country USA and don't come to me saying You are from Canada, because Canada is not for Sissis.
And there you Geo …. Igor just blew a gasket.
(maybe didn't like the nude-beach … hmmm)
Say, Igor … Are you stuck in the 3-billion dollar Russian 'Security-Zone'. ???
And can't get a ticket to one of the games ?? Oh, dear.
Total nonsense and bad poetry
If mikati was really this man he would not have formed and led a Syrian government in Lebanon making the country part of Syria again. Lebanon mr. Mikati is part of the civil war thanks to your actions. Now suffer the consequences.
He's 'alright Jack'. Has his billion+ in England. Maybe he could buy the Yorkshire Dales and set up a 'free camp'. At least the folks wouldn't need to sneak around.
Arm them to overthrow HA.
Lebanon can't cope with the Lebanese citizens, let it alone add the Syrian refuges on top of that!
Thats it! imbeciles like "Mekeneseh khara", "5th ass of Your mom" and "5thShit" ready to criticize but never to see the reality that the insatiability in the region is being provoked by friends of Israhell, and turning a blind eye in a country drowning in a refugee wave, You idiots never propose a solution, and this solution is pressure from the public opinion against this mercenaries countries supporting a futile resistance for so called democracy who in turn serves the interests of UK, USA and Israhell. This has to end and the world would see again that there is no wrong doing that lasts hundred years, so for now you ebn charmoutas yaharadenek can laugh and scorn like You did to Our messih Jesú, but justice will come to You and this time the whole world will judge You. You will be impaled but the problem will be to erase that smile of satisfaction off Your ugly face!
Does anyone see a similarity between Lebanon and Ukraine? (Not that YaLIbnan has put Ukraine up)
The forced movements of large percentages of 'familial' populations by past 'conquerors' has not boded well for the countries in their futures. Ukraine's problems began when Stalin moved in Russians while moving out Ukrainians. The situation now is similar to other gatherings' of people who want honesty in government and the freedom to voice their desires – something the Russians don't seem to go along with very well.
Ukrainian 'politicians' have taken their millions out of the country and stuffed it into banks or businesses in Europe and elsewhere, while the people with no work stand in defensive mode in a square being attacked by 'authority'. They will not go back to their homes because the police watch for them there, to use the methods of Russian Communists for arrest – the night-raids on individuals.
In Lebanon one might say that the 'Orange Revolution' went home too soon. The job of getting Syria out of the country wasn't finished well enough by 'the people' who had taken 'the bosses' by surprise, and only pushed out the Syrian army – not the money-grabbers.
Watch Ukraine closely for the people who wish to join Europe and freedom in democracy, instead of Russia and 'control' of their lives by the regional despots stealing the country blind. They may show interested Lebanese 'how' – to either win a 'revolution' of thought, or die in it like the 'Greens' of Iran and a few other Middle East 'gatherings' yearning for a secular democracy.
The 'movement' of a 'confused and desperate people' has been a major factor.
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The Book of Old Silver: English, American, Foreign
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Writing about music is like dancing about architecture.
I believe most people now think Martin Mull was the first to say this - and it seems like as good a way as any to start out this week. As I was writing my first few posts last night, this quote kept sticking in my head. Music in general - and Paramore in particular - means so much to me on a visceral, emotional level that I have real trouble putting it into words. You'll see my best attempts this week, but I can't promise the level of writing you've seen here in weeks past. I don't experience music intellectually - and I certainly can't write about it that way. What I can promise this week is (hopefully) an interesting story of the rise of a great band as seen through the eyes of a fan and the best I can do in terms of telling you what this music and this band means to me and why. I may have trouble putting into words what they and their music mean to me, but I'll give it my best shot. Hope you enjoy.


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Pointer 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Taylor
As a model inspired by an original member of the Pointer Art Collective, the Taylor from British footwear brand Pointer brings to the table a smart and timeless design for the 2010 spring and summer season. Based on a moc-toe upper, subtle references to boat shoes can also be seen on the collar. Available in two colors at selected Pointer retailers.
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Day 10, #CLITERACY
Broken Butterflies-"Medusozoa" Anne Ten Donkelaar repairs damaged butterflies, each according to its own needs. The "Medusozoa" had lost her body and antennae and could no longer fly. She was given a new set of flying tools and a propeller. The movement of the Medusuzoa inspired the name.
Love = Love #1
Love = Love is a series of collages that were created using pieces of over 60 store bought puzzles. Kent Rogowski used pieces of sky and flowers of different puzzles to create one uniform piece of unique art.
Female Torso
This piece represents a coronal section of a female torso. Made from paper.
A Camera That Shoots TimeJay Mark Johnson uses a slit camera that emphasizes time over space. Whatever remains still is smeared into stripes, while the motion of crashing waves, cars…are registered moment by moment, as they pass his camera by.
Like an EKG showing successive heartbeats, the width of an object corresponds not to distance or size, but the rate of movement. Viewing the left side of the picture is not looking leftward in space but backward in time.
Child's Own Studio makes children's toys based off the child's drawings.
THC Necklace
Aroha Silouettes models jewelry after the shapes of molecular chemicals.


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Senator David Vitter, the late Senator Frank Lautenberg, and a bipartisan group of Senators introduced the Chemical Safety Improvement Act (CSIA)—historic legislation that will enhance public safety and promote innovation, economic growth, and job creation by American manufacturers.
The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) of 1976 needs reform to address new technology and to help the EPA better evaluate and approve chemicals for safe use in industry and products.
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Do you get excited when you find SEA GLASS? Me too! It's another beautiful gem most beachcombers love to collect while looking for shells and other BEACH BLING on any walk on any beach. Oddly enough, lots of our friends don't really get why we travel the world in search of beach treasure… until I tell them we found a honey hole for SEA GLASS. Then their ears perk up! LOL Well, since it's impossible to bring back enough SEAGLASS in our suitcase for everybody who wants some from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba… here is a CYBERSHELLING (CYBER-SEAGLASSING) photo from last week's adventure on Glass Beach in Gtmo (CLICK HERE for the history of this SEAGLASS). Just click on the next photo to enlarge it so you can find your own SEA GLASS. Fun! Then I'll show you some of the other cool BLING we found.
In my last post (CLICK HERE), I showed you some of the beautiful shells and areas we combed but couldn't really explain how much fun Clark, me, Lee and Susan had picking through the high tide dry wrack lines in search of Bling. See that incredible SEA FAN Susan found? Un-beee-liev-able!
I just loooove me some Bling! I'm trying to identify all of the different SEA URCHINS we found but it is not so easy. I'll try to get close up photos of each one but oh lawd, I need more time. So … I'm almost positive we have…. WEST INDIAN SEA EGGS, VARIEGATED URCHINS, LONG-SPINED URCHINS, CLUB-SPINED URCHINS, ROCK-BORING URCHINS and SEA BISCUITS. We could have picked up hundreds of the CLUB-SPINED SEA URCHINS that had probably gotten tossed up by a storm weeks before. They were in the highest wrack line and completely dried and preserved. Cool!
We also brought home SEA HEARTS, HAMBURGER BEANS (SEA BEANS), a few pieces of CORAL, 2 small SEA FANS, a few VERTEBRAE, PURPLE CRAB shells (haven't looked them up yet), OPERCULUMS, old turquoise CUBAN TILES and… you see that piece of striped POTTERY on the bottom right? Lee told me that piece probably dates back to the Spanish- American war era circa 1898. Amazing, right?
Lee found these pieces of POTTERY from the same era. Wow- Its almost a complete plate! He said he will donate some of the pieces to the base for history and environmental research. (Errrr…. my piece came home with me- it's way too cool! heehee)
Talk about cool… I found two complete old Cuban Hatuey beer GLASS BOTTLES made in the 1950s. These were so popular, Bacardi is now making this beer again.
More awesome BLING on the beach! Lee found this WWII US Navy uniform button while he was picking through the rock and pebbles looking for SEAGLASS like in the CYBERSHELLING pic. Whoot Whoot!
Let me show you just a few more shell photos before I sign out for the day…. Clark found these spectasheller THORNY OYSTERS that haven't even been really cleaned up yet. They are gorgeous. We find these in SW Florida but most times they are only fragments.
Here's the interior of one…
Lee found the mac daddy of the THORNY OYSTERS- it's huge and with some good spines…. Both sides!
It was completely packed with hard mud and limestone so it will take a little work to get this baby cleaned up but it will be well worth it. It's a beauty!
I always think these are so funny…. the BLEEDING TOOTH. Shall I say more?
These are some of my favorite minis we found this trip… BEADED MITERS.
Clark was excited (and me too) to find this HEXAGONAL MUREX since we've never found one before.
It's always a thrill to find a new shell!
Again, we have to thank Lee and Susan for sponsoring us, being our shelling guides and letting us share this extraordinary place with everybody to learn what types of shells we can all find in the other Caribbean Islands. We are forever grateful.
I will get more shells cleaned up and photographed soon but the FLAME HELMETS are so shellsational, I had to add show you these before I go out and hit my home beach. It was fabulous finding shells in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba but it's always so wonderful to be back home on Sanibel Island… especially with a cool evening low tide. Have a nice weekend!
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AUGERS must inspire creativity. My friend Jane got inspired to make these auger rings to surround her candles……but wait…..there's more. Jane only needs a little inspiration because her creative juices start flowing just looking at any type of shell she picks up on the beach.
She picked up this box at a second hand store and covered the lid with PEN SHELLS and OLIVES for the handle. She uses hot glue to keep everything together and she says she rarely has problems with them falling off. If they do? She hot glues them right back on.
Lots of people ask how they can display their shells. Did you ever think of making a mermaid picture? Me neither, but Jane did. She used WHELK casings for the mermaid's hair and pen shells for her scales. Adorable!
She designed left-over tile pieces in the shape of Sanibel and surrounded it with small white shells (mostly clam shells) and added bits and pieces of red CALICO SCALLOP shells where the red mangroves are around Tarpon Bay.
She puts her nicer shells in glass vessels and adds SEA FANS.
Of course all of her best finds go into a special display, the Best Box.
She adds shells to any shelf to make it feel like home.
If she finds an olive shell without a tip, she keeps it to make olive garland for her chandeliers and Christmas tree.
Her husband collects the unusual beach treasure while they walk on the beach. Bones of any type and TURKEY WINGS are his favorites. Whatever makes you happy, right? Hahaha No, really those bones are pretty cool.
This is just a SMALL sampling of the art Jane creates. I havent even shown her frames. I'll have to save those for another post. Here's a sample…want more?
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I started shelling around West Gulf Drive #7 this morning but didn't see much until I came back down in between #2 and #3. As I was getting there, I asked a few shellers if they found anything good yet and they told me about a gal that was there around 9am found 5 CONES. The tide was getting higher and bringing in some good shells but I think she snagged all the CONES. I saw lots of LIGHTENING WHELK, MUREXES, CONCHS, COCKLES, URCHINS, TULIPS and OLIVES. They were just rolling in with the surf. "Easy pickins"…and fun!
I blogged about Judy who found 13 JUNONIAS on me January 10 post…….well, I met her husband (and JUNONIA partner in crime), Jim, out there today. He knows his shelling and he thought it was looking good for some good shelling in the next few days. He likes that north west wind and says it's the best wind conditions for this area of the beach. I tried to get the secret to finding all of those JUNONIAS…..and he said "it's a lot of luck and a good NW wind on the high tide". OK. I'm hoping this will be my year.
After I left West Gulf Drive, I headed down to the Lighthouse area. I actually couldn't find any parking in the public lots…..all 3 were completely full! ….So I used my local's sticker to park on East Gulf Drive by the Colony Condos. The shelling is really good there too! I only took videos down there so I'll get that together and post that in a bit so you can see how wild it looks with all of the crazy stuff. It's like the pictures from around Christmas. It looks like the bottom of the sea got pushed up on the beach….SPONGES, SEAWEED, SEA FANS, PEAR WHELKS, PAPER FIGS, URCHINS, STARFISH, MUREXES galore, huge old CONES…just a mixed bag of stuff. Cool!


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Hey folks, I need to know about this 'stack overwriting thing'
thet is so lively discussed. As I understand it (and correct me
if I'm wrong), the point is to pass in data to a non-bound
checking routine (like syslog), and make it so constructed
that it 'rewrites' some parameters on the stack.
Subsequent routines will then pop these phoney params and
off we go...
Am I right? Can anybody provide me with more detailed info
and perhaps some harmless example (please please please!!!)
BTW, I am thinking about a possible bug in programs, that open
files R/RW and tell them to be opened across exec()'s. They maybe
setuid() in time, but forget to close the file descriptor (hmm).
Go check it out!
It's simple programming from cs 102, really.
When you make a function call, your stack looks like this:
function parameters from parent
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It's very easy to see that overwriting local variables trashes the value
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CPSC Commissioners vote on Safety Standard for Magnet Sets proposed rule.
CPSC staff held a workshop on aspects of the Commission's proposed rule on Certificates of Compliance, which the Commission published on May 13, 2013.
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E1000 in Burgos for Tribu Festival.
3 pieces of Seikon from Poland in Valencia + Grems in Annexy + Purè + and Chu mural in Cologne.
New pieces from Glub in Valencia.
EC13 from Granada in the south of Spain has been painting since 1993. I really like his recent geometric work made with tapes.
2 new beautiful pieces from Pablo-S-Herrero in Salamanca (I have great sympathy for perfect circles) + Zap from Australia in Berlin + Ludvig + Wood in Uttrecht and CT in the peaceful city of Marseille.
Limon in Valencia + Nartur Kunstgruppe + Soni.
Okuda, Sixe Paredes & Suso33 collaboration on this huge and shiny wall in Madrid. (thx)
Geometric & abstract experiments from Srger in Sevilla.
Toro III: Sacrificio Nacional by SAM3
Last week-end with the fantastic Mr KERN, Danjer and Ana Maorad in Zaragoza. Here are their contributions to an event about (the also fantastic) Goya.
MP5 in Sevilla + Graphic Surgery + Erosie + Nelio + Skount…
Boris Hoppek & Nuria Mora in Madrid + Boamistura + Bemie + Alexone + Trbdsgn + OX + Alberonero…
Glub from Valencia + Jace + Teck + BR1 + Alkor…
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'Guardians of the Galaxy' Tops Billboard Charts
The film topped the box office charts the week of its release, grossing over $94 million in its first weekend as well.
Carson Daly's New Music Pick: Amerigo Gazaway's Mos Def/Marvin Gaye Mashup, "Yasiin Gaye"
Carson's always on the lookout for new music and today's gem comes courtesy of an artist/producer named Amerigo Gazaway. It'd be wrong to call his album, Yasiin Gaye: The Departure (Side One) simply a mashup. Instead, it's […]
Marvin Gaye's Family Doubles Down on Robin Thicke Lawsuit
The Gaye family uses Thicke's own words against him in the suit, pulling interview quotes they feel illustrate that the pop singer knew he was cribbing "Got to Give it Up" when he recorded "Blurred Lines."
Robin Thicke Countersues Marvin Gaye's Family Over 'Blurred Lines' Copyright Infringement Claims
Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" may be the song of the summer, but some are saying that it's not really his song. Namely, the family of Marvin Gaye.
'Glee' Plans A Valentine's Day Wedding
Wedding bells are ringing on this week's special Valentine's Day episode of Glee. Will and Emma's wedding is finally here and the members of New Directions (old and new) are reuniting for the event. But […]
Do The Sounds of 'Dirty Dancing' Turn You On? New Study Says It Should
Yes, when the study interviewed 2,000 men and women ranging from 18 to 91 years old, the number one answer was any song from the 1987 film.
Will.i.am Premieres "Reach For The Stars" On Mars…Carson Comes Up With Better Space Songs
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We recently spoke with Thomas Listerman, director of e-communications at University of San Francisco, about the private university's #USFCA – a user-generated project to reach Millennials.
"This project called #USFCA gives the community an easy way to share and contribute their content to tell the ongoing story about the University of San Francisco – just add the hashtag to any post in any platform and we'll pick it up, select the best content, publish and share the content with the community, and then acknowledge the contributor," Listerman says. In nine months since launch, the project has generated 130,000 web views and more than 900 unique contributing sources.
- How did the #USFCA program come about?
The #USFCA program was a result of the digital communications team rethinking the less effective social media aggregator project that was built on a mashup of RSS feeds from a small group of vetted contributors and had generated around 30,000 views over three years. I was introduced to the curation platform scoop.it in 2011 and immediately saw the potential of using the curation platform to give my team the editorial control without diluting the community's collective expression. For one year, we ran the scoop.it topic parallel to the existing platform to test the functionality and figure out the right concept. In 2012, the trends of using hashtags took off along with the explosion of visual content through platforms like Instagram, Vine, and Tumblr. We were able to benefit from those strong trends to get the attention of our target group of technically savvy 17-20 year old USF students. After the launch, we achieved 30,000 views in less than three months.
- Are you able to curate quality content?
Anyone can submit content by simply adding the hashtag #USFCA to their content on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vine, Instagram, Pinterest, or all over the Web. My team curates the content that we pick up through monitoring every morning and early afternoon in scoop.it as well as radian6. We are able to optimize the selected content by changing the headline, choosing the image to display, and changing the content description, but the published item always links back to the original content, and we always give credit to the contributor. This way, every time we publish content the extra attention encourages the contributor to tag another post.
- What's your criteria for selecting content?
We base the selection criteria on our branding and messaging concepts, so that every item we publish supports what the university stands for: The advantage of studying in San Francisco, our passion for justice, the value of engaged learning in the Jesuit tradition, the excellent preparation of students to go out and lead and succeed and change the world. The selection of #USFCA content gives these claims an authentic voice. Every day, the project helps frame and encourage the online conversation in our online community to focus around the values that we have in common.
- Do you ever select content that is critical of USF?
As a part of the #USFCA project, we constantly monitor the conversation mentioning the university and respond to questions or critical posts that require a response. We focus on bringing attention to the solutions and responses to issues instead of to the problems.
- How involved is USF?
In nine months, we have been able to generate 130,000 views and garner over 960 unique contributors, which is not bad considering that we have a total student population of 10,000. The project is featured on the home page of the university site and has proven to be a great asset for prospective students looking for insights into what campus life is like.
- Any lessons/takeaways for brands looking to implement a similar approach?
All brands wrestle with limited resources and the need to generate content for marketing purposes. This model is an effective way to use community-generated content, encourage engagement and involvement from customers, but still be in control with a curation/editing process based on your brand values. With this model, instead of marketing through social media, you actually tell the story of your community to reflect the story of your brand.
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248cc, 24bhp, 85mph, Insurance group
Due to these trying economic time, the thought of a worthy 250 commuter, a workhorse, is certainly more appealing to riders than ever before. The Inazuma fills that role brilliantly. It's effective, idiot-proof and economical and its classy touches, badge, two-year warranty and more lift it above the general morass. The trouble is the price. We aren't convinced that the ...
124cc, 9.7bhp, 56mph, Insurance group
Not a bad sporty 125 that does everything you could want a 125 to do with litte hassle. Cheap price means these are a very tempting choice over more expensive, but better Japanese machines like the Honda CBR125. f you're not bothered about the name on the tank, the Lexmoto is a good choice.
124cc, 15bhp, mph, Insurance group
The Yourban 125 is certainly not cheap, but you can't put a price on confidenc, which is exactly what the extra front wheel gives. The 300cc version is less than £1000 more expensive, has more power and can be ridden on a car licence.
898cc, 105bhp, 125mph, Insurance group 11
The first new road bike to be produced by Husqvarna since BMW took over the company in 2007. In essence it's a re-badged, re-styled parallel twin-cylinder BMW F800 with a 100cc bigger motor. The Nuda mixes typical Husqvarna supemoto thrills with a comfier riding position and a nod to practicality, if you go for the optional touring extras, which include ...
278cc, 21.7bhp, 91mph, Insurance group
There are a lot of good points about buying a maxi scooter like the SR Max. Fuel economy is one, simplicity is the other. There aren't many full-licenced motorcyclists who would buy a scooter on these benefits alone because of the image they portray of being 'a ladies bike'. Maybe this is why Aprilia has wound up the 'sport-styling' knob ...
124cc, 11bhp, 78mph, Insurance group
The Taiwanese-built WK 125R is an entry-level 125cc motorcycle for British riders on a budget. Imported by the same team behind Quadzilla Quads, it's a cheap, cheerful and functional alternative to more expensive European or Japanese learner machines. It's a little basic, quite heavily outmoded and unlikely to last a lifetime, but it's also fairly cool, fun to ride and ...
1151cc, 102bhp, 135mph, Insurance group 13
Moto Guzzi's Norge tourer gets a makeover for 2011. Now called the Norge GT 8V, it has a new chassis, body panels and the latest evolution of the Italian firm's eight valve engine, replacing the old two-valve motor. It also comes with an impressive array of goodies, all included in the price too. It's as comfortable as ever with a ...
680cc, 51bhp, 110mph, Insurance group
The DN-01 is hard to categorise - Is it a cruiser? Is it a scooter? Whatever it is, it's a very easy to ride, comfortable, capable and enjoyable motorcycle, let down by a very high price and too much hype. If money is no object, all you want is an attention-grabbing commuter or Sunday cruiser, and you wonder why all ...
124cc, 13bhp, 68mph, Insurance group
A very decent sporty 125 with great equipment and good handling that's let down by an inflated price tag. Those that need a cheap runaround will opt for a Chinese-made budget equivalent, while performance obsessed young 'uns will go for the pricier CBR125R or a YZF-R125. If you find yourself in possession of a KR Sport or can nab a ...
125cc, 8.5bhp, 60mph, Insurance group
The Vity 125 is not a cutting edge scooter. It's not fast. It doesn't look good unless you've got a thing for the 80s. But it does the job and has one big saving grace – a £1,799 price tag which, for a trustworthy 125cc Yamaha, is very cheap.
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I thought the two results are the same means.
if a "closed" port run some daemon to listen any incoming request,it means "open".
at this time,the hacker will make use of the "closed" port to bind a shell.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christian Perst" <chris_perst () gmx de>
To: <pen-test () securityfocus com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 2:53 PM
Subject: firewalk and nmap
Hi list,
three years ago I could read that firewalk is for better use
for testing ACLs on firewalls compared to nmap.
Today I can test with nmap if a port on a machine is open (Syn -
Syn-ack), closed or unfiltered (Syn - Rst-ack) and filterd (Syn
- nothing).
If firewalk does the scan on the firewall in front of the server
I get open, closed and filtered. Isn't the closed port from nmap
the same as an open port on the firewall?
open 22 80
ports: 80
nmap will show:
22 closed
80 open
.. filtered
22 A! open (port not listen)
80 A! open (port listen)
.. *no response*
If a port with nmap is closed, it surely is not filterd by the FW,
since I get a RST back.
So is there a difference anymore? Are there any settings where
firewalk can take advantage of?
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Is it possible to disable the Windows 7 clock?
Hi everyone - I'm interested to know whether its possible to disable the system clock? We all know applications and websites can get access to our time zone, etc. I often use anonymous browser clients such as TOR & JonDo to protect my online privacy. For example, I might be set an IP address in Russia, but live in America. The thing is - websites can still access our time zone on the computer
so they will I'm not in Russia but actually in xxxx state in America. I don't want to change the time to something random as I've heard this can destabilize the computer and its applications. So is it possible to disable it? If not - is there a browser configuration to block access to it? I did attempt running it under Sandboxie but that doesn't work either.
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TD7BA, As you say, to change the time to a random date/time would be a disaster for your system.
I Would not recommend randomly changing the system time/date.
Of course unless you make images of your system before you do this, Even then your system could change it back to the correct one without you recognizing it. Not a good idea..
Unless you like the thrill of re-installing your operating system.
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Don't you find Tor extremely slow? I don't think the system clock can be disabled. It is used for many other activities.
I think that deleting history, cookies etc. as you exit a browser should afford you more than enough protection. Disabling the computer clock seems like paranoia to me. I think even the most secure sites like Banks, a Nation's Defense Establishments etc. don't do that.
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Ankara and the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party, known by its Kurdish acronym PKK, have been locked in battle since the 1980s. Efforts to resolve the impasse through political and diplomatic means have faltered in the past.
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A COLLECTION of hidden treasures held at a Worcestershire mansion house are set to go on public display for the first time.
Croome Court, near Pershore, will be unveiling various paintings, ceramics and personal items belonging to the Coventry family as part of a Midlands campaign by the National Trust encouraging visitors to Discover Something New.
The mansion does not usually have any objects or furnishings on display as the house waits to undergo major repairs and instead holds a small collection in store, away from public viewing.
Most of the furniture that used to be in the house was sold by 1948 and lies in private collections and museums around the world.
"We intend to bring part of the collection back to the house in 2016 after Croome Redefined's major repair work is complete, but until then we would like to show our visitors some of the best bits from the collection we do have" said Lucy Hadley, House and Visitor Services Manager.
"We've never brought these out for display before, so we're very excited about showing our visitors something very special. We will show something different every week and our House Officer, Lucy Hadley and her volunteer team, also hope to carry out conservation work on the items too, so visitors can really see what our collection is all about."
Items will be on show until Friday, May 3.
Croome will also be opening its eye-catcher follies, promoting a new tree identification booklet, creating a new bird hide for bird spotters, hosting guided tours on Saturdays and running two illuminated letter workshops.
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