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Medics train to save, deliver babies in austure conditions
Feb 28, 2011
Some Soldiers and family members have the luxury of having a child delivered in the comforts of a home or hospital. However, other unlucky individuals can only hope to give birth in a structure with a roof and four walls.
Army wants to develop Soldier as decisive weapon
Feb 24, 2011
The Army needs to continue investing in and developing new technologies which help make Soldiers themselves a decisive weapon in combat, service leaders told hundreds of industry and military attendees here, Feb. 23, at the Association of the United States Army Winter Symposium.
Net Zero waste goal becoming a reality at JBLM
Feb 24, 2011
This year, the Joint Base Lewis-McChord sustainability team has received two prestigious national awards for its accomplishments in 2010.
AUSA winter symposium focuses on technology
Feb 24, 2011
The Association of the U.S. Army's Institute of Land Warfare launched its 2011 Winter Symposium and Exposition here, yesterday, with panels and speakers focusing on emerging technologies.
Employees writing on the walls' Not a problem
Feb 22, 2011
One Tobyhanna organization sees the writing on the wall when it comes to cutting overhead costs and improving efficiency.
New helicopter on Army horizon
Feb 18, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- While most of the focus in today's Army is on the war fighter and how best to support current military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, a leader in military aviation is calling for some of that focus to shift to the equipment needs of the future.
Army reaches eCYBERMISSION milestone
Feb 18, 2011
U.S. Army eCYBERMISSION reached its 2011 goal when the 1,000th volunteer virtual judge signed up during the final stop of its road show Feb. 9.
Brain experts meet to further Soldier head protection
Feb 17, 2011
Soldiers can have some of the same brain damage as boxers, according to one researcher who presented at the Soldier Protective Conference.
Science chief charts future technologies
Feb 17, 2011
The United States needs a stronger, more vibrant and reshaped defense industrial base, said Zack Lemnios, assistant secretary of defense for research and engineering. The nation must understand what lies ahead for science and technology and where to make investments.
Army armors more heavy tactical trucks
Feb 16, 2011
The Army has introduced modular, add-on armor capability to key portions of its fleet of heavy tactical trucks to include the new M915-A5 Line-Haul Tractor, Palletized Load System PLS-A1, and Heavy Equipment Transporter HET-A1, service officials said.
Army to change online hiring tool
Feb 15, 2011
Within the next two years the U.S. Army will transition from one automated recruitment tool to another for advertising vacant civil service positions, accepting applications from job seekers, and evaluating the job seeker's eligibility and qualifications.
Chicago Auto Show spotlights Army technology
Feb 14, 2011
This week the Army is exhibiting prototype vehicles and other technologies at the Chicago Auto Show.
Scenarios prep Reservists for medical record task in Iraq
Feb 14, 2011
Members of the 256th Combat Support Hospital, an Army Reserve unit, collectively trained together for the first time at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Utilizing MC4 systems, 200 Reservists readied for their split-based mission during a four-day field exercise.
Mobile apps supplying Soldiers with training
Feb 11, 2011
To capitalize on talents of tech-savvy Soldiers, the Army is conducting a pilot program at Fort Lee that could potentially change the training environment.
Army amputee runs on inspiration
Feb 11, 2011
Warrant Officer Johnathan Holsey, stationed at Fort Gilliem, Ga., keeps fit for military duty -- often logging two to three miles per day, but with one caveat; Holsey has a prosthetic leg.
Medical troops hone skills with innovative, rapidly deployable setup
Feb 11, 2011
Soldiers of the 212th Combat Support Hospital developed a 10-bed Early Entry Package, which can swiftly bring more than 50 personnel to establish and sustain 10 intensive care beds, two operating room beds, and a full complement of pharmacy, x-ray and laboratory capabilities.
Army deploys science, technology center to Afghanistan
Feb 10, 2011
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command is deploying engineers and scientists to Afghanistan to more expeditiously and efficiently solve Warfighters' technical problems.
DARPA 'crowd sources' combat vehicle design
Feb 9, 2011
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is leveraging the "power of the crowd" to reduce the time it takes to design and build complex, expensive combat vehicles, an agency official said today.
Army wants 36 more 'Punisher' weapons in 2012
Feb 8, 2011
Only five XM25 weapons exist today, but Soldiers lucky enough to have used them in Afghanistan are saying more are needed.
Enhanced Combat Helmet to be fielded in fall
Feb 4, 2011
The Army is looking at an improved combat helmet that surpasses the capabilities of what Soldiers are currently wearing in the field, and it may be available in the fall.
Nett Warrior looking at plate-shaped batteries
Feb 4, 2011
New technology, including SAPI-plate-shaped batteries, came out of the recent limited user test for the Nett Warrior system.
Mapping your life: Embedded data in photos could tip off criminals
Feb 3, 2011
The potential dangers of geotagging and location-based social networking exists. Geotagging is the process of adding geographical identification to photographs, video, web sites and instant messages.
TRICARE's at-home counseling program reaches nearly 3,000 calls
Feb 1, 2011
In existence since 2009, the TRICARE Assistance Program, or TRIAP, offers 24-hour confidential counseling for those needing immediate help, or those who may not want to visit a behavioral health practitioner in person.
VA tweaks automation, benefits for Post-9/11 GI Bill
Feb 1, 2011
A new automation system will speed up the turn-around time for veterans and Soldiers to receive new benefits under the latest version of the Post-9/11 GI Bill, Veterans Affairs officials said Monday.
Army Acquisition evolves during War on Terror
Jan 31, 2011
Mixing traditional acquisition practices with rapid and hybrid approaches is the best way the Army's acquisition community can serve Soldiers at war, said Maj. Gen. Mark Brown.
Army labs get award for technology to defeat dengue
Jan 31, 2011
With Florida's dengue outbreak last year, Key West residents became the beneficiaries of a mosquito-trap technology first developed by Army laboratories nearly a decade ago.
Army Enterprise e-mail migration to begin in February
Jan 28, 2011
Although the road toward Enterprise e-mail may seem complicated, there is a clear map, leaders know where the effort is headed, and the economy sized e-mail box Soldiers have now is about to become a luxury sedan, about 40 times bigger.
MP fights adversity, fulfills Army commitment
Jan 28, 2011
While on patrol in Iraq on Aug. 13, 2008, Ballard's Humvee was struck by an improvised explosive device that resulted in an amputation of his left arm above the elbow. Rather than focusing on what he couldn't do, he kept a positive attitude by continuing to look at what he can do in life.
Army releases 2011 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle strategy
Jan 27, 2011
The Department of the Army today released its Fiscal Year 2011 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle strategy, defining how the Army will modernize and sustain its tactical wheeled vehicle fleets through Fiscal Year 2025.
Electronic warfare a new career field
Jan 27, 2011
Unique training at Fort Sill has been focusing on the intangible. The subject material: electronic warfare. It's not something Soldiers can touch, taste or see but it's ever present and an asset when respected.
Flying into orbit in small package
Jan 26, 2011
For 35 days, the comings and goings of employees in the Von Braun Complex parking lot were the focus of a group of young engineers involved in an experiment with the first Army-built satellite launched in more than 50 years.
RDECOM commander: Finding source of IED materials is key
Jan 26, 2011
Locating and disabling the source of components in Improvised Explosive Devices is vital to defeating the insurgents who use them.
NCOES adding more self-development courses
Jan 25, 2011
The Army's top noncommissioned officer said NCOs will soon shoulder more responsibility for furthering their own professional education through structured self development.
Special delivery: Soldier uses Skype to coach wife, deliver baby from Afghanistan
Jan 25, 2011
Alright, listen up all you deployed dads (especially if you're an expectant father): you can take an active role in the birth of your child, even if you're stationed in a combat zone. All it takes is commitment, a little ingenuity, and Skype. Just ask Chaplain (Capt.) Joseph Palermo, who recently coached his wife Katherine through the birthing process. Separated by several continents, they both welcomed their daughter, Anna Grace, into the world.
Soldier in Afghanistan uses Skype to help coach special delivery
Jan 25, 2011
For one expectant father and Soldier in Afghanistan, taking an active role in the birth of his child thousands of miles distant just took a little ingenuity, a lot of commitment and Skype.
Yongsan Garrison unveils smart phone technology bridging paper, web
Jan 25, 2011
U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan Public Affairs unveiled a QR Code campaign that links paper media to electronic media using smart phones and Ipods to make content more dynamic, making it one of the first Army Public Affairs organizations worldwide to do so.
Army names new chief scientist
Jan 24, 2011
The Army's new chief scientist is already immersed in a range of scientific activities to include research into suicide prevention, air and ground-based unmanned systems, Soldier protective gear and precision munitions, among others.
DoD gives PTSD help 'second life' in virtual reality
Jan 24, 2011
The Department of Defense launched a computer-based virtual world last week where Soldiers can anonymously learn about the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and where to get help. Creators of the Virtual PTSD Experience at the National Center for Telehealth and Technology, or T2, hope the program will cut down on stigma associated with the "signature wounds" of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan: PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury.
Army provides mobile satellite communications for disaster response
Jan 24, 2011
In the years since Hurricane Katrina exposed dangerous information gaps between various government responders, the Army has developed high-tech capabilities that enable rapid, inter-agency communications during an emergency.
History keeps rolling with new technology
Jan 21, 2011
Caissons keep rolling along with help from the U.S. Army Ordnance School. Some of the oldest equipment in the Army is being updated with new hardware, thanks to state-of-the-art technology currently being fielded here. For almost 100 years, Caisson Wagons have served our military. They've carried the flag draped caskets of Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, John F. Kennedy, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson along with Army General Douglas MacArthur and countless other military heroes over the years.
'Virtual world' helps with post-traumatic stress
Jan 19, 2011
The Defense Department is using virtual-world interactivity to educate and help warfighters and others who are reluctant to seek more direct care to deal with post-traumatic stress, said an official at the National Center for Telehealth and Technology, also known as "T2."
Army expanding UAS fleet, speeding up delivery
Jan 18, 2011
The Army is speeding up delivery of some of its newer Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) assets such as the Gray Eagle and expanding the size and range of its overall fleet to include a Family of Small UAS and a Vertical-Take-Off-and-Landing UAS, service officials said.
Gray Eagle UAS program expanding
Jan 14, 2011
Despite budget constraints, the Army's Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) are growing, especially the Gray Eagle program.
Picatinny 'squeezes in' solution for MRAP ammo stowage
Jan 14, 2011
As a result of the innovation and expertise of the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC), Soldiers are now using an Army-approved ammo stowage system that is safe, reliable and effective. The system is called MARS, which stands for Modular Ammunition Restraint System. ARDEC has already sent more than 700 into combat zones. But that is only the beginning. The Army estimates that several thousand MARS will be sent to Iraq and Afghanistan within the year.
Welcome to high-tech Army
Jan 8, 2011
Education, technology and football collided Jan. 8 during the All-American Bowl with the U.S. Army Materiel Command flexing its technology muscle through the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, a major subordinate command of AMC.
Night vision just the beginning for Army technology
Jan 7, 2011
Night vision technology developed by the U.S. Army now allows the American warfighter to own the night.
Army continues to push boundaries of food science
Jan 6, 2011
Technology being developed by Army food scientists may provide the American warfighter meals on the battlefield that taste freshly made up to three years after it was prepared.
Exoskeleton enhances Warfighter strength, reduces injury
Jan 6, 2011
The American Warfighter can easily lift up to 200 pounds and significantly reduce knee and back injuries with emerging technology on display this week in the Army Strong Zone at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Army scientists in town for All-American Bowl give San Antonio students a taste of MREs
Jan 5, 2011
Army scientists visiting San Antonio for the Army's All-American Bowl demonstrated the science behind Meals, Ready-to-Eat for students at East Central High School.
New MEDEVAC bird flies in Iraq
Jan 4, 2011
A Vermont National Guard helicopter company is using the Army's newest medical evacuation helicopter for the first time in Iraq. C Company of the 3rd Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment is the first unit to receive the HH-60M and the only one using it in Iraq. The company is attached to the Enhanced Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division out of Fort Riley, Kan.
Soldiers invent 'Bastogne' bumper to help with supply mission
Jan 3, 2011
Looking to improve their vehicles' performance, two Soldiers came up with an idea for a new bumper on the Mine-Resistant, Ambushed-Protected All-Terrain Vehicle.
Solar Thermal Roof Debuts at Adelphi Laboratory Center
Dec 27, 2010
December construction atop Building 601 at the Army's Adelphi Laboratory Center features a solar thermal roof, a renewable energy project at ALC that will save money and conserve natural resources.
High-tech Army equipment, robots to also star at 2011 All-American Bowl
Dec 27, 2010
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command will display "Army Strength Through Technology" as part of Army All-American Bowl week activities in San Antonio, Jan. 6-9, 2011.
New MEDEVAC helicopters take flight in Iraq
Dec 23, 2010
The Army's newest medevac helicopter is seeing action for the first time in Iraq while serving as a test bed with a Vermont National Guard aviation company.
Soldiers train on new Stryker variant
Dec 21, 2010
Soldiers from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, are training on the new Stryker Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Reconnaissance vehicle, fielded to the unit this year.
Army outlines Ground Combat Vehicle RFP
Dec 20, 2010
Army experts answered more than 200 questions Dec. 18, from members of industry at a Ground Combat Vehicle pre-proposal conference in Dearborn, Mich.
Robotics systems 'sniff out' chemicals
Dec 20, 2010
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory is leading research in robotic systems that can sniff out chemical agents. ARL's robust research with the University of Michigan and University of Pennsylvania is developing a portable micro gas chromatograph as a system on a chip no larger than a dime.
Major Iraqi oil refinery demonstrates self-sufficiency
Dec 20, 2010
The South Refinery Company, an Iraqi Government-owned oil company in Basra, has gained the attention of United States Division-South for its ingenuity and resourcefulness in repairing parts of its facility that had been inoperable for decades.
Warfighters to get improved 'eyes in the sky'
Dec 17, 2010
Warfighters in Afghanistan will get an unprecedented capability to track and monitor activity on the ground in the coming months with the initial deployment of a new ultra-high-resolution camera able to scan a wide field of view and download images in real time.
How fast can counter-IED tools be fielded'
Dec 16, 2010
Rapid acquisition reduces the buying decision for the Joint IED Defeat Organization to as few as two criteria: will it work, and how fast can the warfighter have it'
Route clearance in Iraq goes high-tech
Dec 15, 2010
The Soldiers of 1st Platoon, Company E, 1st Battalion, 68th Armor Regiment, 3rd Advise and Assist Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, have made improvements in route clearance in Basra, Iraq.
Soldiers test smart phones in field exercise
Dec 14, 2010
Phase II of "Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications" kicked off Dec. 8, with a field exercise in which Soldiers from the Army Evaluation Task Force tested smart-phone technology.
Army evaluating transportable solar-powered tents
Dec 8, 2010
The Army is evaluating a host of flexible, portable, lightweight solar-powered shades and tent-like technologies.
Army Science Conference showcases research
Dec 8, 2010
The 27th Army Science Conference brought the Army's science and technology community together to discuss the latest developments that will provide technology-enabled capabilities that empower, unburden and protect the warfighter.
Army nanosatellite on first flight
Dec 8, 2010
SMDC-ONE, the first Army-built satellite in 50 years, launches on the SpaceX Falcon 9 Dec. 8.
Army Hosts 2010 DoD Space Experiments Review Board
Dec 7, 2010
For the first time in the history of the Department of Defense's annual gathering of the Space Experiments Review Board (SERB), the U.S. Army served as the host for the event.
Army unmanned aircraft soar in battle
Dec 6, 2010
Milestones seem to be all in a day's work for the employees who develop and sustain the Army's unmanned aircraft fleet.
Army fielding app upgrades to improve mild TBI reporting on battlefield
Dec 2, 2010
The Army is in the midst of fielding a massive software upgrade to medical units on the front lines, delivering improved methods for capturing and reporting mild Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) data, as well as better tools for managing medical supplies, and better visibility of in-transit patients and equipment.
Robot 'thinks' its way through obstacle course at Army Science Conference
Dec 2, 2010
Smarter, smaller and more mobile robots the Army Research Laboratory helped fund captured attendees' attention at the 27th annual Army Science Conference held in Orlando, Fla., Nov. 29 to Dec. 2.
Study of brain hot topic at Army Science Conference
Dec 1, 2010
Hundreds of Army medical, science and technology experts gathered to discuss neuroscience and its role in training and materiel development at the third day of the 27th Army Science Conference Dec. 1.
Army issues RFP for Ground Combat Vehicle
Dec 1, 2010
Force protection against a classified list of threats, a nine-Soldier capacity, full-spectrum-operations capability and on-time delivery within seven years are among the "big four" imperatives the Army has spelled out for those hoping to be selected to build the ground combat vehicle.
Moroccan medical officers tour Fort Detrick, observe CBRNE emergency response methods
Dec 1, 2010
U.S. Army Africa's Command Surgeon office conducted a familiarization visit for two Moroccan military medical officers to Fort Detrick, Md., and several nearby sites Nov. 14-19.
Army medical simulation scientists developing tools to give realistic training
Dec 1, 2010
Medical simulation technologies are being developed to give medics and combat lifesavers more realistic training that could result in lives saved on the battlefield.
TARDEC technologies earn two Army's Greatest Invention Awards
Nov 30, 2010
Army explores PTSD treatments
Nov 30, 2010
Science and technology is leading the approach for treating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and those treatments were discussed by medical experts at a topical panel at the 27th Army Science Conference Nov 30. The treatments discussed ranged from cognitive therapy and pharmaceutical treatment to virtual reality.
MilGaming portal launches expansion
Nov 30, 2010
The Army expanded its MilGaming portal Monday to include a suite of PC-based virtual training applications and tools that are open to anyone with a Department of Defense Common Access Card.
Tech panel discusses support to warfighter
Nov 30, 2010
The Army is seeking ways to use technology to better support the warfighter. A topical panel consisting of members representing different facets of the Army took center stage during an afternoon session of the 27th Army Science Conference Nov. 29.
ECBC delivers robotics kits, supports local school's science program
Nov 29, 2010
ECBC's educational outreach program recently delivered five robotic kits and six resource kits to 27 physics students in Cecil County's STEM Academy
Army recognizes its top inventions
Nov 29, 2010
The Army named 10 winners to its greatest inventions competition as scientists and researchers gathered for the start of the Army Science Conference here Nov. 29.
Army kicks off science conference
Nov 29, 2010
The Army's top scientists, researchers and engineers gathered for the opening of the 27th Army Science Conference Nov. 29 to discuss the latest developments to provide technology-enabled capabilities with the goal to empower, unburden, and protect the warfighter.
Army unit flies new unmanned aircraft in Iraq
Nov 28, 2010
An Army unit deployed to Camp Taji, Iraq, is shaping the future of the Army's unmanned aircraft systems program with a handful of its newest aircraft, the MQ-1C Gray Eagle.
TF Iron launches blimp over FOB Andar
Nov 27, 2010
Task Force Iron Rakkasan launched the first flight of the blimp over Forward Operating Base Andar Nov. 17. The blimp, properly known as a Precision Threat Detection System, allows a 360-degree, all-weather, birds'-eye view of the surrounding area, with very little restrictions.
New, low-emitting locomotive pulls into Fort Stewart
Nov 26, 2010
Fort Stewart became the proud recipient of a new $1.5 million, 134-ton, N-ViroMotive Ultra Low Emitting Switcher locomotive Nov. 17.
Soldiers in Iraq design mud guards to protect MRAPs
Nov 24, 2010
On patrols lasting up to 10 hours, Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected (MRAP) vehicles can fall victim to damaged condensers, clogged air conditioners, and a loss of visibility through the windshields given the coarse dirt roads of southern Iraq.
Social media keeps Yongsan informed following North Korean attack
Nov 24, 2010
Despite the North Korean attack on a South Korean island Tuesday, Americans living at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan remain confident and informed partly because of the two-way conversation taking place on the garrison's award-winning Facebook page.
Picatinny invention gives Soldiers 80 degrees of firepower
Nov 23, 2010
An invention developed by Team Picatinny was recently named a top 10 Army Greatest Invention of 2009. The Objective Weapon Elevation Kit, or OWEK, allows Soldiers to engage super-elevated targets, at up to 80 degrees, while remaining in a protective posture.
Robots to rescue wounded on battlefield
Nov 22, 2010
A robot now being tested may soon be used to rescue wounded Soldiers under fire without risking additional lives.
Army testing new FMTVs
Nov 19, 2010
The U.S. Army is vigorously conducting reliability, durability and performance testing of its new Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., and Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz., as part of an effort to add thousands of new trucks to the fleet, service officials said.
New MRAP ambulance prototypes many improvements
Nov 18, 2010
A Pentagon team is working with the Army Medical Command and BAE Systems to build a new Caiman Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected Ambulance vehicle that offers a host of technological innovations.
Army showcases newest version of Lakota
Nov 18, 2010
As part of upgrading the Army's air fleet, 140 of 345 planned UH-72A Lakota Light Utility Helicopters have been delivered so far and are currently being broken-in throughout the force.
Team Michigan wins robotics challenge in Australia
Nov 18, 2010
With a squad of 14 robots that worked together autonomously in a complicated mapping exercise, the University of MichiganAca,!a,,cs team won the inaugural Multi Autonomous Ground-robotic International Challenge in Australia.
Soldiers share combat perspective with Army scientists
Nov 16, 2010
Fifteen I Corps Soldiers fresh from combat tours in Afghanistan collaborated with Army scientists during a two-week tour of U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command facilities Nov. 8-19.
Army to upgrade force-tracking system
Nov 15, 2010
The Army is in the midst of several high-tech upgrades to its force tracking system - Force XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below, known as FBCB2 - to include new, next-generation software and a new, faster satellite network, service officials said.
Safer explosive tested & qualified at Picatinny named a TIME Best Invention of 2010
Nov 15, 2010
A safer, more stable explosive that was tested and qualified by engineers at Picatinny Arsenal as a replacement for TNT in Army projectiles was recently named by TIME Magazine as one of the 50 Best Inventions of 2010.
PEO GCS talks weapon systems modernization
Nov 12, 2010
Scott Davis, Program Executive Officer for Ground Combat Systems, and his management team led the PEO GCS panel discussion for industry leaders Tuesday at the 2010 NDIA Combat Vehicle Conference.
Researchers begin Army-wide anthropometric survey
Nov 4, 2010
An Army-wide Anthropometric Survey, called ANSUR II, which will update the Army's anthropometric database used for a wide range of human engineering-related applications is now being conducted by staff from the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.
Electricity 'bills' coming soon: Energy conservation program to begin for on-post resident
Nov 4, 2010
Go green and get a little green. That is the incentive for a new energy-conservation program in family housing.
DARPA effort speeds bio-threat response
Nov 3, 2010
Spurred by the 21st century's first flu pandemic, the Defense Department has developed new, faster ways to make vaccines that could save lives around the world.
Army striving for 'net-zero' energy use
Nov 2, 2010
The Army has a goal of "net-zero" energy consumption by 2030 -- one of three challenges laid out by the service's assistant secretary for installations, energy and the environment.
Rolling quietly into the future at Natick
Nov 2, 2010
As he rolled up the hill near Building 45 at U.S. Army Garrison Natick, Rich Valcourt flipped the high-gear switch on the right side of the steering column, stepped on the accelerator, and reached the top with power to spare.


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Pistons rally from 19 down, but still lose their fourth straight
ATLANTA >> Jeff Teague scored a season-high 28 points and then earned compliments for his defense.
Pistons can't finish rally, fall to Suns
AUBURN HILLS >> The Phoenix Suns aren't known for winning games with defense.
Vucevic, Harris lead Magic over Pistons 107-93
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — Stan Van Gundy got to watch his kind of basketball Monday night.
Gasol, Randolph leads Grizzlies past Pistons
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) >> The Memphis Grizzlies may not dominate games, though they still are playing well enough to hold the NBA's best record.
Rose returns, helps Bulls beat Pistons 102-91
CHICAGO (AP) — Derrick Rose said everything he wanted to say about his health on the court.
Jazz rally from 11-down to nip Pistons, 97-96
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — The Utah Jazz always seem to make life difficult for the Detroit Pistons.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope leads Pistons past Bucks, 98-95
AUBURN HILLS >> Josh Smith knows that his shooting slump is hurting the Detroit Pistons.
Pistons' big starting lineup is back
AUBURN HILLS >> The big three are back, at least for now.
Monroe leads Pistons past Knicks 98-95 for 1st win
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — A year ago, the Detroit Pistons might have let the New York Knicks walk out of the Palace with a comeback victory.
Pistons' Monroe not worried about coming off the bench
AUBURN HILLS >> For the first time since his rookie season, Greg Monroe came off the bench Saturday for the Pistons.
Nets earn first win, beat still-winless Pistons 102-90
AUBURN HILLS >> Joe Johnson and Lionel Hollins have separate histories beating up the Detroit Pistons.
Pistons lose Van Gundy's debut, 89-79, to the Nuggets
DENVER >> With key players returning from injury and still rounding into form, the Denver Nuggets leaned on Kenneth Faried.
Pat Caputo - Stan Van Gundy trying to turn water into wine with Detroit Pistons
During their salad days, the Pistons had an identity.
Pistons drop to 0-2 after comeback falls short
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves' youth movement is in full effect, with Andrew Wiggins and Co. ushering in a new era in the wake of Kevin Love's departure.
Pistons rookie Dinwiddie impressive in debut
AUBURN HILLS >> Pistons rookie Spencer Dinwiddie took the court for the first time in more than nine months Thursday night in the Pistons final preseason game.
Pistons beat 76ers behind 19 from Kyle Singler
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — Kyle Singler scored 19 points and Josh Smith added 17 points and 10 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons beat the Philadelphia 76ers 109-103 in an exhibition game Thursday night.
Pistons hope to take big step under Van Gundy
DETROIT >> After five straight seasons without a playoff berth, Joe Dumars' long run as Detroit's general manager came to an end.
Magic use big 4th quarter to beat Pistons 99-87
ORLANDO, Fla. >> Tobias Harris had 22 points and nine rebounds, Nik Vucevic added 18 points and the Orlando Magic defeated the Detroit Pistons 99-87 Friday night.
Pistons deal Bynum to Celtics for Joel Anthony
The Pistons backcourt got a little less crowded Friday.
Pistons beat Hornets 104-84 in preseason play
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) � Andre Drummond and Josh Smith both had double-doubles, and the Detroit�Pistons�beat the Charlotte Hornets 104-84 in an NBA preseason game Wednesday.
Caldwell-Pope injures knee, Pistons lose preseason game to Wizards
WASHINGTON >> Kentavious Caldwell-Pope exited in the third quarter with a left knee sprain, as the Detroit Pistons fell to the Washington Wizards 91-89 on Sunday.
Caldwell-Pope, Drummond lead Pistons past Bucks
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 20 points, Andre Drummond added 15 points and 16 rebounds, and the Detroit Pistons beat the Milwaukee Bucks 94-80 on Thursday night in a preseason game.
Pistons' Monroe excels coming off the bench in preseason opener
AUBURN HILLS >> Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy said to expect plenty of different lineups in the preseason as they try to figure out what works best.
Pistons' Jennings takes blame for struggles last season
AUBURN HILLS >> When a team goes through a disappointing season like the Pistons did last season, there is always a couple guys who people single out to blame.
Pistons' big three of Drummond, Monroe and Smith ready to compete for minutes
AUBURN HILLS >> The Pistons held their annual media day Monday and as always at this time of the year, optimism is high.
Pistons' Monroe suspended for two games for "driving while visibly imparied"
Pistons forward Greg Monroe was suspended for the first two game of the season by the NBA for pleading guility to "driving while visibly impaired."
Pistons officially announce Monroe deal
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) � Greg Monroe says he is looking forward to playing for Stan Van Gundy after signing a qualifying offer to stay with the Detroit Pistons.
Source: Monroe signs qualifying offer with Pistons
DETROIT (AP) ��Greg�Monroe�has signed a $5.48 million, one-year qualifying offer with the Detroit Pistons, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.
Pistons' Andre Drummond helps give U.S. basketball a bigger final roster
NEW YORK >> A desire for a bigger look made Andre Drummond necessary. The belief in Derrick Rose's health made Damian Lillard expendable.
No logical reason for the Pistons to move to Detroit, Pat Caputo says
It took a long while. The years of waiting for the economy to trend upward from the Great Recession, and the domestic automobile industry to recover.
Pistons, restricted free agent Monroe remain at a standstill
The month of July is more than halfway over, yet the Greg Monroe situation seems in the same spot it was on July 1 for the Pistons.
Pistons add shooting with signings of Butler, Augustin
AUBURN HILLS >> Last season, Detroit was 29th in the NBA in 3-point field-goal percentage (32.1 percent) and hit just 507 3-pointers (27th in the league).
Pistons agree to deals with Augustin, Butler
AUBURN HILLS >> The Pistons added more depth Sunday night, agreeing to deals with point guard D.J. Augustin and veteran small forward Caron Butler according to multiple reports.
Pistons agree to deals with Meeks, Martin
The Pistons wasted little time once free agency opened up Tuesday. Detroit agreed to a three-year, $19 million-plus deal with shooting guard Jodie Meeks and a one-year deal with small forward Cartier Martin Tuesday according to multiple reports.
Pistons' Van Gundy comfortable with Monroe free agency
AUBURN HILLS >> Free agency begins July 1 and the biggest question for the Pistons is how will Greg Monroe's restricted free agency pan out.
Pistons not renewing Chauncey Billups' contract
AUBURN HILLS (AP) — The Detroit Pistons say they won't pick up the team option on veteran NBA guard Chauncey Billups' contract for the 2014-15 season.
Several more Detroit athletes are hall of fame worthy, Pat Caputo writes
This year, former Red Wings' players Dominik Hasek and Mike Modano will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Pistons draft Colorado's Spencer Dinwiddie with No. 38 pick
AUBURN HILLS >> The Pistons didn't have a first-round pick, but they felt they were able to walk away with a first-round talent in Thursday's NBA Draft.
Pistons ready for anything on draft night
AUBURN HILLS >> The Pistons don't have a first-round pick in Thursday's NBA Draft, but that hasn't stopped the front office from preparing as if they had a top-10 pick.
It's rough at 38th overall in NBA Draft for Detroit Pistons, Pat Caputo writes
Thursday's NBA Draft should be a celebration of a fresh start for the hapless Detroit Pistons.
Pistons' new GM Bower excited to work with Van Gundy
AUBURN HILLS >> Pistons president of basketball operations and head coach Stan Van Gundy said at his introductory press conference he was going to look for a general manager who could help make up for some of his weaknesses.
Pistons officially hire Jeff Bower as GM
DETROIT >> Jeff Bower is returning to the NBA, this time to join the front office of the Detroit Pistons.
Wish Stan Van Gundy luck with the Detroit Pistons because he sure needs it, Pat Caputo writes
If only the Detroit Pistons were one of those gutted teams trying to build from ground up under new leadership, which in this case is Stan Van Gundy.
Pistons jumped in lottery, lose first-round pick
AUBURN HILLS >> The Stan Van Gundy era in Detroit will start without the benefit of a first-round pick this year. The Cleveland Cavaliers moved up to the No. 1 in the NBA Draft lottery, moving the Pistons back to No.
Why the Tigers and Red Wings win, and the Lions and Pistons lose, writes Pat Caputo
There are two classes of sports teams currently in this town.
Pistons' Van Gundy high on restricted free agent Greg Monroe
AUBURN HILLS >> Stan Van Gundy didn't even have the Pistons president of basketball operations job a day before he went to work on what might be the biggest decision he has to make this summer.
Pistons' Van Gundy confident he can balance both jobs
auburn hills >> Stan Van Gundy's credentials as a head coach are as solid as they come.
Stan Van Gundy can coach, but GM credentials questionable, Pat Caputo writes
Stan Van Gundy offers plenty as the Pistons' new head coach.
Pistons hire Stan Van Gundy as coach, president of basketball operations
The Detroit Pistons future is in Stan Van Gundy's hands.
Report: Pistons reach deal with Stan Van Gundy
The Pistons filled two positions with one hire Tuesday.

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March 02, 2012
Forum ETHIBEL has finalised its yearly controls over Solidariteitssparen and Wereldsparen, two programs of VDK Spaarbank. Both projects have withstood the tests and have been granted the Forum ETHIBEL certificate. This recognition proves that VDK Spaarbank has respected the self-imposed rules of the game regarding the investment of its saving money. The certificate has been awarded for the year 2011.
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DEFINITION of 'Trillion Dollar Coin'
A trillion dollar coin is a theoretical coin that could be legally minted because of a United States law that allows the Treasury to produce platinum coins of any denomination. The concept of creating this platinum coin first came about in 2011 in an effort to solve the issue of the debt crisis in the U.S.
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Although there are statutory limits regarding how much paper money can be in circulation at any particular time, as well as rules regarding gold, silver and copper coinage, the U.S. Treasury does have the authority to print coins of any denomination provided they are made with platinum. And unlike the limits on paper money circulation, there are no limits on the amount of coinage that can be in circulation at any one time. Specified in Title 31 (Money and Finance) of the United States Code (see above), the law was intended to allow for the minting of collectors' coins in various sizes. Because of this "loophole," some have cited that the trillion dollar coin could serve as a viable option to avoid the U.S. debt ceiling.
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"I am a human being first, a musician second, and cellist third."
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Musicians strive to communicate. Whether as performers, composers or teachers, their work can't be done alone, and isn't done until their music lives in someone else.
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CIOs Sue Kozik and Dennis Self share a few of their time-tested tactics for finding and landing CIO jobs. The steps they take to transition smoothly from one role to the next include continually managing their networks, and watching for potential opportunities while they are still satisfied with their current role.
Many companies feel they have to bend over backwards to recruit much-needed IT professionals. As demand for talent intensifies, more companies are recruiting nationally rather than exclusively in their local markets, while some large companies are exploring the possibility of opening new IT operations centers in second-tier cities with large populations of technology professionals.
By consistently following a few simple leading practices, HR and IT leaders can increase the odds that HR software implementations will achieve business goals and reach completion on time and within budget. These practices aim to improve planning, enhance day-to-day project management, resolve conflicts, and facilitate change management.
IT cost reduction efforts often fall short of achieving desired savings, that is, when political battles and turf wars don't completely shut them down. But with deft leadership, CIOs can diffuse the fear and self-preservation instincts that commonly lead their direct reports to undermine cost reduction plans.
The capabilities of robotics and artificial intelligence technologies are now advancing so rapidly, they have the potential to replace humans in a variety of skilled roles in as few as five years. CIOs who begin thinking about the impact of these technologies on their organizations may better prepare their employees to operate in increasingly automated environments while mitigating the risk of widespread unemployment. Dan Barry, a former NASA astronaut and founder of two robotics companies, describes the impact of robotics on the workforce.
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Does your IT organization employ forced ranking to evaluate staff performance? CIOs who continue to use this controversial performance appraisal system risk losing their highest performing employees to competitors and may miss opportunities to transform "average" workers who demonstrate potential into rising superstars.
Crowdsourcing has many potential benefits, including helping organizations complete microtask projects and fill critical roles such as software development. Yet an untapped opportunity lies in using the crowd for handling mission-critical processes such as product sourcing and idea generation, according to Salim Ismail, founding executive director and global ambassador at Singularity University.
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Jeff DeLaCruz wrote: Generally, using speedlights for fashion isn't a great idea because of the recycle time
I get about 1 second on a full power pop with an SB-900 and SD-9 loaded with GP2700 batteries.
Jeff DeLaCruz wrote: Also, because of the size of the flash, the quality of light is usually very harsh
Why assume he's going to use the bare flash? There are just about any modifier you can imagine for speedlights.
ReflectionzPhotography wrote: Can anyone Show there set-up with strobes/speedlites.How do you hook up your speedlite to fire with the strobes
You're going to need something to trigger at least one of them. Either a radio trigger or a sync cable connected to your camera and one of the lights. Then you could possible use the remaining lights in slave mode.
Some speedlights don't have slave modes. If so, you'll either need a separate trigger for that, or use it as the strobe linked to your camera and use it to trigger the remaining strobes.
Of course, you can always get radio triggers for all your lights, too.
Angel Portraits wrote: I have two strobes and two speedlights for a studio shoot and I also have a reflector with holder. What would you do with these? I was thinking of putting the two strobes in the back to blowout the white background and placing one speedlight to the right and one to the left and use shoot through umbrellas.
It all depends on the look your after. You can get great shot's with one light and great shots with 4 or more lights but you only have one key light so that is your most important. The other lights are fills. Generally if your mixing speedlights with studio strobes in a 4 light setup you would use the speedlights as accent/hair lights.
Use the reflector where you need a little bounced light.
Herman Surkis wrote: Any number of threads and videos on mixing strobes and speedlights.
Light is light.
The only difference is the size of the light source and the availability of the modifiers.
well wattage would come into play too.
Don't have any setup to show right now but most strobes and speedlights can be triggered optically and if not optically by radio. Make one flash and the rest follow.
Or buy a radio receiver for each one.
With a combination of some sort of triggers and receivers.
I say some sort, because there are radio triggers, infrared triggers and simply light acctuated ones.
Other than the difference in the technology used to transmit and receive signals, receivers come in two kinds based on how they connect to the light source. One kind is either built-in into the strobe or plug directly to the strobe. The second kind is a receiver that connects to any light source with a PC connector of some sort.
In my case, I use Paul C Buff's Cybersync system. The strobes have a receiver plugged into them and then there are receivers that connect to the speedlights with a PC snyc cord. All the receivers are triggered by the same radio trigger sitting on the hotshoe of the camera.
My setup:
Trigger on the camera:
Strobe Receivers:
Receivers with PC connectors - will work with speedlights. In these again there are two kinds, one battery operated and another AC operated:
If the speedlight does not have a PC sync connector, you can buy hotshoes with PC sync connectors to mount your speedlights. like these:
p.s.: I am not in any way connected to Paul C Buff's company and they don't pay me. I just happened to use their stuff and they work for me.
Extrosy wrote: Strobe being high power and speedlight being a portable flash?
If you are asking about just the triggering of lights:
Does not mater where the light source draws its operating electric power from - AC wall outlet or DC batteries or a mini-watermill turned by hamsters.
Does not matter how large or small the light source's light-output (also referred to as power) is - All the way from the Sun to the meager light from a match stick.
Does not matter what Kelvin temperature the resulting light is at.
Does not matter if a light source is portable or immobile.
As long as you have a trigger that can set-off the receivers, and the receivers have a way of conencting to the light source, you can mix and match light sources all you want and trigger them all day along. That said, it helps to be aware of the variations in temperature and the six basic characteristics of light from each of your of light sources! How you use the mix of lights to make your image is totally up to you.
I've got about a dozen RF-602 receivers, so I just put radio triggers on everything.


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WWE put together an entertaining video of the Shield doing the 3MB entrance on their new video game.
"I don't see how you could not take that as a compliment. He was a legend and a hall of famer. He was a guy who stirred the pot and drew a good amount of money. I feel like I haven't really done anything yet. Not that I'm holding back — right now I'm just working as hard as I can in the role that I'm in. I still feel like I have a LOT of stuff in my back pocket that when the opportunity strikes … there's a lot more to me than people have seen yet."
"We feel like we're [The Shield] the backbone of the company. We go out there every night and show off the work ethic that rubs off on everybody we work with. We go out there every night to have the best national show — whether it's one or two matches, you got to work twice or whatever it is — we never take a night off."
"I really want to get past that stage in my life. I'm trying to put that part of my life behind me. I want to produce and direct. I want to work behind the scenes. Let the guys like CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, The Shield do it and get to that next level. It's not about me anymore. I understand that first and foremost. Don't try to fool myself that I can still hang with these guys because they can run circles around me. Over a period of time anyway, I can hold my own for one night. It's about these guys and the young guys. It's about WWE and the superstars and looking at WrestleMania, looking at it 15 years from now. Who is going to be that big superstar? What superstars will be created in that time? The evolution of life goes and goes and never stops. You have to be prepared for that. Thank God I have been preparing that for many years."
Alberto Del Rio does the Kofi Kingston entrance in WWE 2K14.
Chris Jericho does the Bret Hart entrance in WWE 2K14.
Damien Sandow does the comic Santino Marella entrance in WWE 2K14.
Daniel Bryan does the Randy Orton entrance in WWE 2K14.
JBL does the legendary Steve Austin entrance in the new WWE 2K14 video game.
Randy Savage does the CM Punk entrance in WWE 2K14 video game.
Wade Barrett does the Miz entrance on WWE 2K14.


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Book: Introduces Washington State's Workers' Compensation Program, including rate-setting and investment policies, financial statement overview, and services available to help employers control workers' comp costs.
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Brandon Pettigrew
Lions Release Jerome Couplin, Jordan Thompson
The Detroit Lions may be making another transaction soon.
Caldwell Not Optimistic That Fauria, Ebron Will Play; Pettigrew Iffy
If the Lions only have Kellen Davis and Jordan Thompson active and one of them suffers an injury, Lombardi might have to get creative.
Lions Sign Former Michigan State Tight End Kellen Davis
The Detroit Lions made several personnel moves Monday before leaving for London.
Detroit Lions Players To Attend Anti-Hunger Event
A half-dozen Detroit Lions players are planning to take part in an anti-hunger event in the city.
Pettigrew Rocking New Helmet Designed To Lessen Impact Of Hits To Head
Detroit Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew was spotted in a new helmet during this week's minicamp – the Riddell SpeedFlex.
Pettigrew On Choosing Lions: 'Change Was Here And Change Was There'
For free agent tight end Brandon Pettigrew, the situation would have been a new one regardless of whether Pettigrew stayed with the Detroit Lions.
Tight End Brandon Pettigrew Signs 4-Year, $16 Million Deal With Lions
After looking elsewhere, free agent tight end Brandon Pettigrew has agreed to stay in Detroit.
Mayhew On Suh Contract: 'I Do Expect Something To Get Done'
Free agency begins March 11, and at the moment Suh evidently does not have an agent.
Detroit Lions Put TE Pettigrew On IR
The Detroit Lions have placed tight end Brandon Pettigrew on injured reserve, ending his season.
Lions WR Calvin Johnson Active Against Giants
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If/Then headliner Idina Menzel reveals the strange things that can happen in a New York minute in this final installment of our special series with the stars of the new musical.
Join Berry Gordy, the cast and more for a sneak peek of Motown the Musical.February 10, 2014
Get a sneak peek of the national tour of The Phantom of the Opera!May 1, 2014
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom and check out video footage of Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams and more in Cabaret at Studio 54.April 22, 2014
Learn all about the critically-acclaimed new staging of A.R. Gurney's popular two-hander, featuring an all-star cast!September 24, 2014
Alysha Umphress takes us to Broadway Prom Night with all her crazy friends from On the Town.November 4, 2014
In this week's episode, we confirm Matthew Morrison's return, get excited about Emma Stone's debut and sneak a peek at Honeymoon in Vegas.November 12, 2014
Brynn O'Malley takes us behind the scenes and under the stage as Honeymoon in Vegas finishes up tech week. Don't forget to tweet Brynn your questions for Nancy Opel so she can ask you questions next week!November 6, 2014
Listen to Side Show stars Erin Davie and Emily Padgett perform the beautiful Henry Krieger/Bill Russell ballad "Who Will Love Me As I Am?"September 18, 2014
Wanna see video clips of Broadway's Aladdin? Well, you ain't never had a friend like Broadway.com! Enjoy this video montage featuring Aladdin, Jasmine and the Genie!March 28, 2014
Enjoy this video first look of new Cinderella stars Carly Rae Jepsen, Joe Carroll and Fran Drescher!February 18, 2014
Scenes from the Broadway production of "The Lion King"January 21, 2010
On the Town's Alysha Umphress takes some very fashionable photos of her friends in her dressing room and gets ready for opening night!October 21, 2014


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Let's vote on breaking up Google, say MEPs with NO power to do any such thing
Choc teapot in Choc Factory melt threat
Gov.UK annual IT spend edges down... to £4.3 BEEELLION
But billions still going on backoffice
Brit mobile firms in FOURPLAY TUSSLE – how very French of them
Orange, SFR, Bouygues et Free have been there, done that
HP boss Meg Whitman shuffles exec pawns just before biz splits
CEO aims to 'minimise disruption' of PC and printer break out while rivals sneer
IBM lifts axe, will trim UK workforce weeks before Chrimbo
All about 'rebalancing' don't yer know
Former Systemax execs charged over $9m fraud, tax evasion
Gilbert Fiorentino in the dock, keeping brother Carl brother company
Windows Phone will snatch biz No 2 spot from Android – analyst
Android for business is under threat from Microsoft, claims CCS Insight. The Chocolate company's mobile OS will fall out of favour as the top alternative to Apple, says VP of Enterprise research Nick McQuire.
We're not, er, 'cut-throat' capitalists – VC formerly known as ISIS
Not wanting to be confused with the vicious band of Middle Eastern warmongerers, ISIS Equity Partners has killed off its old brand, and is now answering the phones as Living Bridge.
Computacenter UK boss Muller: Happy New Year, folks... I'm off
Internal and external successors line up
Home Office: It's an EMERGENCY! We need proper comms
Sets out contractor for modernised network
HP, Symantec PAIR UP to fight off disaster cloud rivals
HP and Symantec are partnering to develop a cloud-based Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) offering using Symantec software and HP's Helion cloud.
Comet's might-have-been saviour 'not paying biz debts'
Clive Coombes, the man who tried and failed to save the Comet brand, appears to be struggling to keep his existing business Lewisons Wholesale (LS) afloat, with supplier debts now mounting.
Huawei: KRYDER STORAGE CRISIS is REAL and 'we're working on it'
The shark threatening to eat big data just got bigger
You think the CLOUD's insecure? It's BETTER than UK.GOV's DATA CENTRES
We don't even know where some of them ARE – Maude
Oracle to axe over 450 jobs in Euro support centres – sources
Exclusive Database giant declines to comment
Our system handles £130bn and it's BUST. Want the job of fixing it? Apply to UK.gov
And you thought financial IT was scary
Giant bank IT cockup of 2012 'could have brought down ENTIRE financial system'
£56m fine for blundering RBS, Ulster and Natwest
Azure TITSUP caused by INFINITE LOOP
Fat fingered geo-block kept Aussies in the dark
Official: European members prefer to fondle Apple iPads
Only 7 of 50 parliamentarians plump for Samsung Galaxy S
Seagate connects Hadoop and Lustre in an open sourcery ceremony
Streamlining workflows, and easier processing for Hadoop-using apps
All-singing-all-dancing hyperconverged Maxta gets Cisco's blessing
Follows Simplivity, but with added metro cluster support
Microsoft's Azure goes TITSUP PLANET-WIDE AGAIN in cloud FAIL
Outlook: RAIN
London police chief: City bankers, prepare for a terrorist cyber attack. Again
+Comment Fingers ISIS as likely attacker
Call the Commish! Ireland dragged into Microsoft dispute over alleged drug traffic data
Plunder your servers, not ours, says Irish govt
Hello, Mr Chips(et): Capita grabs bigger slice of UK IT education market
Rivals squeezed as buy of NMS bolsters outsourcing giant
It'll all end in tiers: HP tosses small biz another 3PAR-flavored bone
Data tiering and virtualisation come to MSA array land
Nokia: Buh-bye LUMIA and cash-sucking handset pals... LET'S MAKE SOME MONEY!
Nokia has raised its long-term profitability target and expects its new business of concentrating strictly on the telecoms equipment game to grow next year.
Bloated, slow and self-perpetuating: Cisco slams standards groups
Cisco's chief architect and CTO for engineering David Ward has blasted standards development organisations (SDOs), asking whether they are "relevant in a rapidly expanding environment of Open Source Software (OSS) projects."
No more tomorrows for TomorrowNow suit as Oracle and SAP settle
Oracle and SAP have settled their long-running dispute over third-party support outfit TomorrowNow.
The Lambda that ROARED: Amazon unveils event-driven AWS compute service
Amazon upped the ante for application development on Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Thursday, with the launch of a new service that lets developers write event-driven code without having to manage any infrastructure.
Chris Mellor
VMware spin-off? Let the shareholders decide
Chris Mellor
Tandberg and Sphere3D deals offer hope after 18 bad ones
Chris Mellor
Declining revenues becoming a common theme
Chris Mellor
Plus: Will NASA return to the fold?
Linux-type vibe is great, though
Alexandre Mesguich
Better analytics needed in the survival stakes. No, REALLY
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No, silly... he was the fall guy for years of Finnish folly
Life after Dell sale
XiaOW-ME - that's gotta hurt
Microsoft's strategy is to make Store apps popular. Good luck with that
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