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Dell, HP badmouth Apple's iPad
Did you actually think ...
.. that a marketing droid from Dell would actually know anything about technology?
On the other hand, dealing with Apple's VAR or enterprise programmes is indeed excruciating. Been there, tried that, gave up. The pitch is all wrong and it ends up looking hard to deploy, hard to package, hard to integrate, hard to manage, and terrible support.
Newbie's virtual appliance stores up trouble for EMC
wrong problem
Storage isn't a barrier to virtualisation and hasn't been for some years. Where did you get that notion? Perhaps from some PR officer.
No, actually, for most enterprises it's application and OS vendors who are the problem, usually through bogus/archaic licensing or support certfication constraints. Not technology problems at all.
Red Hat: 'Yes, we undercut Oracle with hidden Linux patches'
The real victims
Anyone who self-supports Red Hat Linux and patches their own kernel.
Okay, they were never RHEL's target market but could often be found being productive in otherwise hostile enterprise environments.
Telstra stirs NBN pot with 4G/LTE deployment announcement
My rural reception with Optus has massively improved since updating to an iphone 4, a 900MHz-capable device. I still retain a Telstra handset for alpine cycling but on the cheapest plan; it's just for emergencies.
The internet ate our homework
Bike shops
Bicycle shops are in the same boat. They were part of the recent whinge brigade along with Gerry Harvey et al. Yet the typical local bike shop experience remains one of surly service, terrible advice, and ridiculously high prices.
Go online instead and receive instant, high-quality advice from a friendly website selling top-notch goods at rock-bottom prices.
These guys, it's as though they *want* to go bust through lack of imagination.
Server workloads to go '70% virtual' by 2014
why not come out and just say
"screw you larry"
Apache and Google airbrushed from Oracle's Java victory
Java is now a product
And like any marketing machine, Oracle requires a new release every X months to sell more product. Whether those features have merit or not.
I'm quite sure that Oracle's product management regards the JCP as a huge irritation and can't wait to be rid of it.
It's a sorry end for what was once a promising language. But as the new COBOL it will linger for many decades to come, dolled up and whored out to whoever needs her.
Facebook unveils 'next-gen' messaging system
Just another crappy php website
That's all Facebook is and will ever be. A big crappy php website perhaps, but a crappy php website nonetheless. So this is a big crappy webmail with chat? Woohoo, no-one ever did that before.
Target market: American teenagers.
Email killer it is not
MS freebie anti-virus scanner auto-downloads provoke more anger
Note on doing business with Microsoft.
If you get into bed with Microsoft, expect to be the one biting the pillow.
That is all.
Steve Jobs chucks Apple server biz from pram
I still have the Sun roadmaps from 2008. Good for a laugh.
Apple threatens Java with death on the Mac
What kind of tinpot developer...
"if Steve Jobs is booting Java from the Mac, he's also booting Java developers"
What kind of tinpot two-bit developer doesn't install their own JDK?
Ethernet storage protocol choices
Also NFS
No, seriously - it's actually a great way to serve VMDKs.
iSCSI thanks
It's here now, affordable now, it's interoperable across a huge range of platforms now, and it performs well enough for 95% of applications.
Google's Wave flop: Spare us the warm fuzzies
overlong article missing the point
Given that the underlying protocol was a real-time federated social publish/subscribe service, they'd have been better off making the front end a Facebook killer. Instead they faffed about trying to make it a multimedia Instant Messenger, only one you have to visit a website to use and that didn't work in IE. Oops.
Well engineered but poorly productised and didn't work for nongeeks. Or even geeks at nongeek workplaces.
= Fail.
Oddly reminds me of Sun Microsystems.
Linux kernel purged of five-year-old root access bug
Confusion over 'secret code' in US military Cyberforce crest
The idea is to make a hash of their mission?
'It's as though I've got Jonathan Ive's personal tool in my...'
If you're going to parody Fry you need to be articulate and funny.
Unix beardies vs. clean shaven DBAs
DBAs are just frustrated sysadmins anyway.
Firefox 3.6.4 debuts with Flash flak jacket
Stupid Adobe
So Firefox told me to update flash. I duly followed the link.
What a disaster. Adobe are the new RealNetworks when it comes to awful product update mechanisms.
First strike against Adobe: not using the native plugin update mechanism.
Second strike against Adobe: trying to include some other obnoxious download that I don't have already, don't want, and had to untick.
Third strike against Adobe: sending not the update, but some Download Manager. Yeah, like I need another product-specific Download Manager. F*** off.
Fourth strike against Adobe: the download manager failed to pick up our corporate proxy settings correctly and the download failed citing a integrity check failure.
Fifth strike against Adobe: their lousy download manager then hung and I had to bring up Task Manager to kill it.
Stupid chumps. Bad product design. Bad engineering. And they wonder why product elegance snobs like Steve Jobs have the knives out for Flash?
Conroy pledges to stop spams infecting Aussies' portals
Portal cleansing
Perhaps Google could attach that "wireless hoover" the Senator also hilariously claims is sucking up the Internet Banking transactions? It'll help clean the portals of these 20,000 scams.
If it was the Minister for anything else I wouldn't care about technical competence. Unfortunately he is our Minister for Broadband. What a chump.
Atmos virtualises non-EMC storage
Engineering without decent productisation?
Perhaps EMC want to be the next Sun.
Ellison slams former Sun CEO for blogginess
It may be Larry, but ...
... he's right on this one. Sun had terrific engineering but horrible productisation. No idea about bringing technical products to market. It's astonishing they stumbled along for so long at all, and the ponytailed one did little to improve matters. From Java to the SPARC - it almost always fell to others to make products built on the core engineering that enterprises actually bought (e.g. IBM, Oracle, BEA for Java. Cray and Fujitsu for the SPARC). The biggest squandered opportunity of all must surely be the Sun Ray end-user computing architecture, eclipsed by VMware and Citrix by sheer force of vastly better marketing.
The only glimmer was the 7000-series Unified Storage platform, which could've/should've been a NetApp killer. But it was too little, too late. Perhaps Oracle can still channel that potential better.
Maybe Schwartz saw himself as a Jobsian tech-visionary figure, only with enterprise rather than consumer products. But I think he lacked the charisma and his company certainly wanted for execution. Larry makes me nauseous but surely does both better.
'iPhone 4G' loser outed
"checkbook journalism?"
Naming the poor guy - not a public figure, after all - is really shitty behaviour. Adds nothing to the story. In particular, it ain't journalism. Barrel-scraping blogging maybe.
Breach on Fort Apache.org exposes passwords
Huge balls
It takes big cojones to come clean about your security blunders. The vast majority go unreported - how many of *your* passwords have leaked without your knowledge?
The whole notion of site-specific usernames/passwords is an horrible anachronism. I feel resentment every time yet another crappy site asks me to sign up for an useless account.
iPhone 4.0 SDK bars un-Jobsian code translation
My apps are "originally written" on a whiteboard. As far as I'm concerned, XCode is a translation layer.
John McCarthy, turning in his grave. At least if he were dead.
Dell flogs its 'zero client'
PCoIP: not as good as I'd hoped
Looks like a rebadged/OEM'd Teradici device. Which given the PCoIP support would hardly be a suprise. The IBM PCoIP device is very similar again in form factor and specification. They're very likely all based off the same Teradici reference design.
We studied VMware View as a wide-area VDI solution.
A pity that PCoIP seems so bandwidth hungry, because I was greatly looking forward to VMware View supplying a better protocol than RDP. In lab tests, PCoIP was only slicker than RDP or ICA over high latency links where bandwidth was not an issue, but borderline unusable even for web browsing over commonly encountered lower-bandwidth connections e.g. 512/512 DSL. Visible tearing, painfully slow scrolling & updates etc.
Even after tuning in conjunction with a VMware consultant it required at least a megabit to provide satisfactory performance for just one remote Windows XP desktop doing browsing & word processing on a typical business DSL circuit.
Trying to stuff a call center or entire retail site's traffic down affordable business-grade connectivity looked infeasible as a result. Especially since we then have to pay for new thin clients, virtual desktop backend servers & licensing, and of course a DR site for same. It worked out cheaper to stay with the conventional desktop model.
It was suggested that we could/would be able to deploy accelerators, but I'm primarily interested in protocol innovations that eliminate this additional cost and significant complexity - otherwise what's the point? I could just deploy RDP with WAN acceleration.
Our conclusion was that the much lower-impact ICA is still the leading national-scale desktop protocol for those who can't justify the cost of reliable very-high-bandwidth connectivity. I think most enterprises will fall into that category.
PCoIP only starts to look interesting for high latency global-scale remote access e.g. offshore developers, remote trading desks.
Google moves to extend DNS protocol
A thousand times no
As with any technology that turns a stateless service behaviour into a client-specific proxy, this is a friend to censorship and an enemy of end-to-end transparency.
In this case, it's yet another attempt to subvert the primacy of routing protocols in making routing decisions. Hence:
"This gives the authoritative provider a better idea of where users are located, which means it's more likely to send users to a nearby data center when resolving a net address"
We already have two solutions of that: BGP and Anycast, and they already work for everybody rather than just secretive colossal-scale providers. And without compromising the key Internet design principle of end-to-end transparent layering.
This is an "I-Know-Better-Than-You" kludge that serves nobody well.
Google mystery server runs 13% of active websites
GWS vs Apache
The very long chain of command-line parameters (to the extent of historically requiring kernel tweaks to permit the length) that GWS takes points to a heritage other than Apache/NCSA.
Zuckerberg: 'I am a prophet'
Zuckerberg may be a deluded egomaniac, but he didn't actually say 'I am a prophet'; that is a paraphrase and should not be in quotation marks.
Apple sends iPhones into 'Coma Mode'
Confirming that mine is demonstrating occasional five-to-ten seconds pauses and has twice required a hard reboot since updating. I wouldn't call it "bricked", but clearly there are stability problems with this release.
I do wonder why people seem so keen to scream "nyah nyah told-you-so" like children at incredible length. Don't you people have lives? I don't particularly care for Mr Jobs, but the iPhone is the first phone or PDA that I've actually enjoyed using.
Ubuntu man extends olive branch to irate Debian devs
Debian project overrun by nutters, film at eleven
The loud, hard-headed, intransigent propellerhead technocrats at the Debian project will just perceive this as an attempt to undermine their authority, credibility and integrity.
Debian is the place where free software goes to be tied up and beaten because it likes it.
NetApp ponders getting off the pot, or...
To cut a long story short
NetApp's statement is executive code for "How much? You must be joking. GAGF."
Oracle hits DoJ roadblock on Sun deal
"Question for people: (maybe a rhetorical one): how can a company own a technology that is open source?"
For one thing, open source isn't the same as public domain. But that's actually beside the point.
Ownership of Java isn't about the rights to a source code repository. It's about owning the standardisation process, especially the JCP. It's also about perception amongst enterprise customers (i.e. the ones with money, and who have to plan their technology choices years ahead) and product developers (e.g. those with embedded Java, which is practically every device these days short of the iPhone) of who the pre-eminent entity is.
iPhone 3.0 - born on schedule...
@Anonymous Coward
You may be a coward, but your mate must be an idiot.
It took me under thirty seconds to work out how to cut and paste, working simply off trial and error. And it's working between apps.
I suppose you /were/ in the pub, with all that implies.
Paris, because she's smarter than you.
At long last, internet's root zone to be secured
@Mike Kamermans
In this context "socialize" is Enterprise-speek for "tell people".
Thus creating synergetic leverage amongst key stakeholders, building core competencies across a matrix of functional silos! *cough*
Storage world asks: Is a copy a backup?
A matter of perspective.
I don't use the word backup any more; when people do they get my lecture on the Four Rs of data copy usage. Because there isn't ONE reason why we take copies, or replicas, or backups, or whatever you wish to call them, there are four!
As all the smart people have recognised already, what matters isn't that a copy is made. What matters is what you want to do with it afterwards. And it ain't so simple once you get beyond protecting your email and photo albums.
So the Four Rs of data copy usage are:
* Restore. Pull back one or more historical files, tables, volumes or what have you because the current working set was deleted or corrupted.
* Recover. Restart data processing using an alternate facility due to loss of a primary.
* Repurpose. Use a primary data set for production support, report generation, system test, or system development.
* Retain. Meet regulatory and legal requirements - and broader expectations - for data archival and discovery.
The interest in each outcome should guide you as to which storage technology capabilities to buy or build. Some are surprised to learn that traditional tape backup is not the best path to achieving all four at efficient cost in one package.
I've heard the phrase "Information Lifecycle Management" (ILM) used when introducing this topic, but I avoid doing so because it's an industry term and everyone else glazes over. Even your IT colleagues will look at you funny, suspecting a dose of Gartner kool-aid. To be fair, ILM "done right" is a bigger topic, encompassing people and process as well as technology: it is comparable to ITSM, PM and the SDLC as a complete subdiscipline of ICT. It is well worth treating as a separate competency once you have some scale.
Oracle 'faster, cheaper' with VMware
VM failover is not clustering.
Much as I agree that *all* vendors should support hypervisor-based deployment of their software, this is a case of comparing apples with onions.
RAC provides horizontal scalability and fault tolerance in the event of a database crash or a hardware failure. VMware HA is a restart mechanism. These articles and blogs are full of verbal gymnastics, trying to equate two very different technologies that have very different use cases, mostly for the sake of playing childish vendor one-upmanship games.
Those of us who actually design, build and operate the stuff aren't fooled. Alas, non-technical users might be.
Sun and Oracle: End of a beautiful dream
@All the SPARC apologists
Sorry, chaps. Oracle isn't going to keep the SPARC alive just because it threads well. Large swathes of their technology strategy - from their Cloud Computing model to the hilariously named Unbreakable Linux - scream "We Love Intel". Heck, they even said exactly that in late 2008, mostly to annoy Sun and point up how market-trailing the UltraSPARC-based server range had become and how overdue Rock was.
Any predications based on technology are fundamentally misunderstanding Oracle's business model and reflect the mindset of Sun inside and out. Sun were always great at engineering but lousy at productization (examples: the game-changing E10K was a Cray product design, and the current M-series are Fujitsu boxes). The expectation that great engineering leads naturally to commercial success is/was a pervasive fallacy. There's a hint that someone got a clue with the Amber Road product direction, but that was very late in the game to start competing with NetApp.
Best path for the SPARC's survival now is a sale to Fuj. Expect Oracle to focus on Sol x86. Because Nehalem blades perform well enough to deliver the vast majority of enterprise workloads, and they readily repurpose for Linux and Windows workloads. So the SPARC's legacy of exceptional multiprocess/multithread performance just ain't that interesting anymore.
Battlestar Galactica eyes 'technology run amok'
And yet they just turned out to be a load of Golgafrinchans.
Ex-IntelCrayAkamai startup rejiggers virtualization
It's great to see someone resurrecting and productising distributed memory, a concept that's been around for donkeys years.
@Matt B: DEC Memory Channel would be more akin to, say, RDMA over Infiniband, which if I read correctly, is just one piece of this stack.
At that price point, the use cases for this will remain slim and are basically identical with those of main-memory databases i.e. transactional systems with large working data sets. Although I can also see possible uses by the starry-joined OLAP crowd.
Ultimately this stuff just forms part of a hypervisor and permits what amounts to main-memory lending between VM hosts. The cloud computing people will love being able to have a memory rack next to their CPU rack.
And thus we reinvent the mainframe ...
NetApp lays off staff
Get it right.
NetApp did not kill off SnapMirror, which is the core replication software.
They killed off the ReplicatorX software line, which came with the Topio acquisition, was branded "SnapMirror for Open Systems", never really found a market, and is more or less superseded by Open Systems SnapVault albeit at a file level rather than a block level.
The Mac OS 10.5.6 update saga continues
Acorn fanboy
RISC OS 3.5 never had this problem.
Sun boosts OpenSolaris on Atom
BBC Micro Model B next
Here's hoping.
ADSL - the VoIP killer
The value of VOIP
VOIP is not about cheaper calls, no matter what the marketing claims.
Historically, there were only voice bearers. Then we started running data circuits over those voice bearers; the PRIs and the OC-series. Then voice itself became packetized and suddenly we're running voice over data - but still over those same voice bearers. The technology ramps up, but underneath it's still a circuit, and you're still using roughly the same bandwidth to make a call.
The true value of VOIP is in rich voice functionality and the lower cost & complexity of operating a single data network with voice as "just a service".
As more services converge onto data networks (storage is next with FCoE) we'll see increasing utility from that notion. RIght now, we're still building infrastructure. So this is the expensive stage.
But in the meantime, you still need a reliable bearer at the bottom of it all. If you're serious about business-grade branch-office VOIP, you'll go BDSL, with SRST handing off to local PSTN, and a very highly available core switching capability in your DC.
And don't expect a ROI under five years.
So what will happen to Sun?
No, seriously.
If you look at the subtext of the engineering direction for 2009, they're gearing up for a crack at the general (rather than media) mid-sized enterprise market.
They have successfully productized and monetized an open-source Unix and could easily absorb the best of Sun's R&D people. They're already cherry-picking bits of Solaris (Dtrace, ZFS &c). Apple could give Solaris the makeover it deserves.
They could do with a decent x86 server series. But they've never been afraid of using non-Intel processors, either.
What would Apple do with Java or with StorageTek, though?
Windows internet share drops below 90 per cent
The yellow hunger.
Sun trumpets radically simple open storage boxes
Dear Matt,
I'm no Sun fanboy (we just ditched Sun storage and went with NetApp), but Matt, you're blowing way too hard.
You started out with a bunch of wild claims that were obviously wrong to anyone like me (a common-or-garden infrastructure architect) who'd actually stopped to read the technical briefs first, and then transitioned majestically into flamebait and TLDR territory.
It's the fast track to the "not credible" category.
Steve Jobs poaches IBM chip and blade geek
Snow Leopard
Prediction for '09: Snow Leopard is Apple's Exchange killer.
Intel apologises for 'inappropriate' iPhone critique
NetBook & ARM
Contradicting the article: there isn't any particularly good reason why the iPhone OS can't be ported to another chip.
If iPhone OS is, as claimed, Darwin under the bonnet, then Apple already have 99.9% of the porting job to x86 done - it's OS X. No surprise that the iPhone emulator runs so well. It would merely remain to merge the platform differences and recompile, or (more likely) maintain something like an integration tree (what we used to call a Vendor Branch) for the hybrid offspring. Or whatever Apple's SCM equivalent is.
Maybe not a trivial job - but well within the capabilities of even a small UNIX kernel hacking group. The rest, then, is UI development - also well within Apple's capabilities.
OMFG, what have you done?
Actually, I quite like it.
Although it does make you look more generic.
Would it be really too hard to have a wide-screen-friendly CSS styling option?
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I am. I actually went into work (my shift starts at 6:30 am). Was called a B$%@h by my first customer because I couldn't give her the code she needed to unlock her phone (never mind that she refused to give me any account information to look up said. code). My second customer did nothing but speak to me in derogitory terms because my troubleshooting questions included such words as "pairing" and turning the Bluetooth "off" on his phone. His complaint was that I spoke too softly, and then I was too technical, and then it turned into all T-Mobile tech care reps just over complicate things....and then he hung up because I had the nerve to try to locate what type of Bluetooth device he was usung (becaûe he didn't know) so he hung up on me. My third customer was actually very nice and I got her PUK locked device unlocked within 6 minutes (the goal is to get off a call within 13 minutes). When my supervisor told me that they were offering to let the whole team go for the day (unpaid off course) because the calls were slow and we were overstaffed) I jumped on it. I figured those first to calls were an omen as to how the rest of my day would be.
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It is a major tourist attraction in India after the Taj Mahal. Superb example of Indo-Aryan architecture,it is a quite village in the centre of India in Madhya Pradesh. Walls of the temples are beautifully decorated with very fine artistic work. It shows gods, goddesses, common man, & animals but figures depicting sex & women stand out. Structures were built by Chandela dynesty in 900 to 1050 AD,in a remote dusty area which probably saved it from Muslim destruction. Best time to visit is October to March & dance festival in March is the highlight. Excellent modern facilities of stay are available & the town is connected to Delhi by Air. There are various groups of temple, most dedicated to lord Shiva, with outer walls having beautifully decorated eroticas . Worth a visit before this life comes to an end.
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Fredericksburg's Electoral Board is inviting city voters to offer their thoughts on the location of polling places as a result of a request during the just-completed municipal elections, board member Amanda McGrady said.
The issue arose in mid-March when Ward 4 City Council candidate Charlie "Chuck" Frye Jr. asked the board for a temporary site for his May 6 race.
He was concerned about voters in Precinct 402 who live west of the Fall Hill Avenue canal bridge-replacement project.
Frye didn't want them inconvenienced by the detour that requires them to travel an extra five miles to reach their precinct location at VFW Post 3103, located at 2701 Princess Anne St.
He provided the registrar with a petition containing signatures of people living in that area.
The Electoral Board met to discuss Frye's request in April but could not grant it because state law does not allow for temporary polling places, only emergency ones, McGrady said. His request did not meet the legal definition of an emergency.
Frye won the race and will take office in July.
The Electoral Board will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall to hear comments from voters living anywhere in the city and to provide information about why the polls are in their current locations, McGrady said.
"We do not have the sense that people are unhappy, but we want to give people the opportunity to comment," she said.
The three-member Electoral Board won't make any decisions on Tuesday. However, it will meet on May 28 at noon in the Voter Registrar's Office to discuss any suggestions offered on Tuesday, and to consider whether changes are warranted.
"Polling places are very important and if anybody ever feels they don't have access, we want to know about it," McGrady said.
If the Electoral Board believes a change is warranted, it will notify the City Council and then appear at a council meeting with a formal request.
The City Council has the authority to change polling places. Any change requires an amendment to the city ordinance.
The earliest a change could be put in place would be for the Nov. 4 races for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
The last time a change was made was about nine years ago when the council approved relocating Precinct 401 from the Original Walker–Grant Middle School site to New City Fellowship Church, McGrady said.
She said that was prompted by concerns about the Walker–Grant building.
The Fall Hill Avenue detour at the Rappahannock Canal went into effect on Feb. 12 as construction of a new bridge over the Rappahannock Canal began. That work isn't expected to be finished until late November.
Motorists must travel through Central Park and along Cowan Boulevard and U.S. 1 to get from one side of the canal to the other.
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Fredericksburg's Electoral Board will meet Tuesday to gather public input on city polling places.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers of City Hall, 715 Princess Anne St.
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DECATUR, Texas (AP) — Investigators found bomb-making materials and pants with apparent blood on them in the car of a man suspected in the death of the Colorado prisons chief.
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Ebel was killed in a shootout with Texas authorities last week.
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Government weather scientists have predicted that up to 7 major hurricanes could slam into the U.S. this year.
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SLOWING THE OIL: BP's current containment effort involves a cap placed over a sawed-off pipe, which gathers the oil, allowing it to be siphoned up to a container ship. (Photo: BP/AP)
BP is looking at hurricane-resistant methods for siphoning up oil from a ruptured Gulf of Mexico pipeline, in the event that a major storm strikes before a relief well can be built, officials said Monday.
"We're looking at different options... that would allow us to stay longer and reduce down time" should a major storm strike, said Kent Wells, BP's senior vice president, at a press briefing.
He said a more durable "direct connect" would be put in place by mid-June to increase the amount of oil and gas that can be captured from the well.
A "long-term containment option" would be put in place at the end of the month, which "allows for a much easier disconnect and reconnect" in the event of a hurricane, he said.
Government weather scientists have predicted that up to seven major hurricanes, with winds of at least 111 miles per hour, could slam into the United States this year, potentially hampering efforts to siphon off spewing oil and clean up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
And there may be up to 23 named Atlantic storms between June 1 and November 30, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency said.
Forecasters from Colorado State University, which gave slightly different storm figures, blamed warmer-than-normal tropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures and cooling tropical Pacific conditions.
A device called the lower marine riser package was installed last week to collect and transport oil and gas flowing from the well into the Discoverer Enterprise drillship on the surface.
The containment effort involves a cap placed over a sawed-off pipe, which gathers the oil, allowing it to be siphoned up to a container ship.
It was the first maneuver to demonstrate some success at curbing the amount of oil spewing into the Gulf, but in the event of a major storm would likely have to be detached temporarily from the ship.
Wells said Monday the company was looking at other refinements that could help it gather even more spewing oil.
"We've got some real expertise coming from a couple of different government scientists that are helping us design a valve mechanism there that gives us much better containment than we've got with the LMRP," Wells said, adding that an improved method could be in place by mid-June.
Wells told reporters that BP so far has collected a total of 28,000 barrels of oil from the ruptured Gulf of Mexico well.
The government has yet to determine the exact amount of oil being captured by BP, but it is believed to be a fraction of the oil spewing into the Gulf.
Meanwhile, two relief wells, started May 2 and May 16, are expected to take about three months to complete from the start of drilling.
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Here is the truth:In the USA we have freedom of religion which is to protect the rights of people to worship who and how they want.That is a good thing. When the disciples heard that the Samaritans did not like or endorse Christ and were not preparing to meet him. Here is the conversation between the disciples and Christ:When the disciples James and John saw this, they asked,"Lord, do you want us to call fire down from heaven to destroy them?" 55 But Jesus turned and rebuked them.False Worship!
Sad to see such things.Here we have Hanukah apparently being celebrated by a group that believes and says that Jesus Christ was not and is not the Messiah. In these days of freedom and liberality, here is a group disenfranchised by God (Read Hebrews), claiming to worship God without the Intercession of Christ."NOT POSSIBLE".Jn. 14:6..."I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.Jn8. "if you do not believe that I am he, you will indeed die in your sins."


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Thousands of people throughout Peru trekked to Lima earlier this month to partake in a weeklong national congress where church leaders affirmed their conservative movement and brought together the country's expanding Christian population.
Worldwide Missionary Movement was the organization behind the event that attracted over 70,000 Peruvians for the congress, "Only God Can Make Man Happy." During the event, several preachers spoke on denouncing homosexuality and abortion among other social issues.
While many of the participants were drawn in from areas near the capital city, many came from the highlands as well. In recent times, the growth of Christians has occurred due to converts from rural and remote areas who have heard the Gospel through radio stations. Although some of them continue to practice their indigenous rituals, the church has been accepting of them even though they consider their practices to be pagan. more >>
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Clergy from Clearwater, a city in which Scientology recently dedicated a massive building to their operations, have expressed their misgivings about the controversial religious sect.
Jeff Rudolph, pastor at Clearwater First Assembly of God, told The Christian Post that he remains surprised that people are so willing to believe the claims of Scientology. more >>
The dictionary defines the word "church" as "a building that is used for Christian religious services." If that is true, and most of us would agree with that definition, than how can atheists have a "church?"
It appears to be some kind of English import to America. Two British comedians have started something they call Sunday Assembly. The "Assembly" defines themselves as "a godless congregation that celebrate(s) life. Our motto: live better, help often, wonder more. Our mission: to help everyone find and fulfill their full potential. Our vision: a godless congregation in every town, city and village that wants one."
Not unlike most religious' organizations, the Sunday Assembly has a type of doctrinal statement. Its statement of non-faith goes like this. The Sunday Assembly: more >>
LONG BEACH, Calif. – Mark DeYmaz, founding pastor of Mosaic Church in central Arkansas and who led the second national conference on multi-ethnic churches, said the movement's goal is to integrate the church ethnically and economically for the sake of the Gospel.
"As far as a movement, our focus is addressing these two glaring systemic problems in the church that we face out of Galatians 3:28. Not men and women so much, but ethnic and economic inclusion," DeYmaz told The Christian Post backstage at the Mosaix 2013 conference held at Grace Brethren Church in Long Beach last week.
DeYmaz, author of the book, Building a Healthy Multi-ethnic Church: Mandate, Commitments and Practices of a Diverse Congregation, said he, along with this wife, Linda, were called by God to plant a multi-ethnic and economically diverse church in Little Rock, Ark., that is reflective of the community the church serves. more >>


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The world famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has admitted that many of its musicians were Nazi party members in the 1930s and 40s and drove out Jewish members who were sent to death camps.
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Only when St Basil's Cathedral becomes a Jewish whorehouse will the Russian people wake up.
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Some "Russians" would have you forget that the Bolshevik Revolution was a Jewish revolution.
anti-n@zi is Zionist code for anti-white.
The Philharmonic has also been criticized for being too homogeneous. We see who's hurting over that
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'Hitler wasn't all bad', 42% of Austrians say
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LeBron James Delivers Most Overt Eff You in Sports History, Joins Miami Heatby Hilton Hater at . Comments
A man is claiming to be the father of LeBron James.
A former teammate may have slept with his mother.
But this NBA superstar is facing a problem of a different kind now: he's become one of the most hated athletes in all of professional sports.
The 25-year old free agent left the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight and joined up with fellow stars Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh on the Miami Heat. In one sense, it's a selfless act: James took less money to sign with Miami and is choosing to subjugate all personal achievements (scoring titles, MVPs, etc.) for the sake of a championship (or six).
But why make make the announcement on a primetime ESPN special?!? Having spurned his hometown via such a public, self-serving spectacle, James should prepare to be booed out of almost every arena in which he plays next season.
Fans in Cleveland are already burning LeBron James' jerseys in the streets, and it's hard to blame them. James may win an abundance of titles now, but he'll never have done so as the established leader on his own team.
Is that a decision Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan ever would make?
Sports fans will be debating this for months. What do you think? LeBron signing with Miami is...
James is a egotistical punk and he went from being King to a Court Jester (Dawayne Wade's Court that is) in the matter of one hour. I hope nobody supports any company that sponsors him... boycott.
Hargrove typicalrace moron. You say Lebron is loyal how. Hw couldnt even say he was leaving to give us some type of trade or something in return. no he chose to make an hour spectical of himeself. I can careless where lechoke james goes. I lost all respect for him after he gave up against the celtics. Lebrons not good enough to win so he needs to be surrounded by great players to make himself look better. So who really cares he didnt win us anything and he wouldnt ever win anything cause he gives up
So when you give seven years of your life to a team, and decide to move on for the next seven years, it's reported as your mother is a whore . . . That's what it means to be smart, kind, talented, loyal, rich, famous, and BLACK!!! in America . . .
Well, since Lebron promised 7 championships when he and the other 2 egos were introduced to Miami, he's got a lot to live up to. He went about his "decision" (like he was going anywhere else) in a very disrespectful day to Cleveland fans. So public and contrived. He could have quietly accepted Miami's offer and say thanks to Cleveland, instead he chose to publicly embarrass Cleveland on national tv with a 1 hour special. He is a great player (but he hasn't won a championship yet) but is still a jerk.
your asking if kobe would do that but wasnt it kobe bryant a couple years ago who was going to switch teams before they got Pau Gasol
if lebron sucked he wouldnt be in the nba so ppl should just stop talkin
Yes, Kelsi, you play to win. But LeBron has sold himself as a basketball messiah. He has a tattoo that reads "The Chosen One." It feels like a major cop-out to then join forces with other superstars in order to win a title. But our main beef, as we said in the article, is HOW he went about this process. It was self-serving, pompous and utterly disrespectful to his hometown fans.
I'm not much of a Basketball watcher, but Lebron is doing what HE WANTS to do. His goal is to WIN as many games and championships as possible. THATS IT! You play the sport to win! While playing the sport or ANY other sport, your major goal is to win championships. Let him set himself up however he believes he can make that happen.
Being an outsider to the sport, I don't care what team he is on, I just care to see such a strong athlete do well.


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The FBI appealed for help Wednesday to identify a man called the "Mesh Mask Bandit," who is a suspect in holdups at 14 North Texas banks and a credit union.The bandit is believed to have struck again Tuesday when he walked into s Citibank in Arlington armed with a handgun and demanded cash. After getting an undisclosed amount of money, the robber ran away.A $15,000 reward has been offered leading to the arrest and conviction of the "Mesh Mask Bandit," who FBI officials say started his robbery spree on Dec. 31.The FBI released a composite drawing of the suspect on Wednesday based on a witness description. The witness saw the man's face before he pulled the mesh mask over his face, according to the FBI agents.He is described as a Hispanic man with a dark complexion, 37 to 43 years old, 5-foot-7 to 6-foot-2, medium build, dark hair and eyes, and may have a mustache and goatee.His clothing or skin could be temporarily red because of a dye pack at a Dallas bank holdup on Jan. 31.FBI agents say they believe he has robbed five banks and a credit union in Dallas, three banks in Carrollton and one bank each in Garland, Addison, Grand Prairie, Lewisville and Arlington.Anyone with information should call the FBI office in Dallas at 972-559-5000 or North Texas Crime Stoppers tipline at 1-877-373-8477.Domingo Ramirez Jr., 817-390-7763Twitter: @mingoramirezjr
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There are so many talented representational painters in the area, it's a wonder that no curator of some local museum or art center has thought to put a group of them together in a show. The next best thing might be a duet, which is essentially what's shoehorned into the front space at + Gallery (2350 Lawrence Street, 303-296-0927). Jenny Morgan: First Personoccupies two of the walls, and Peter Illig: Future Tense the other two.
Morgan graduated a couple of years ago from the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, where she was a protegé of Irene Delka McCray. Although it's possible to see McCray's influence in Morgan's work, no one would confuse the two. Morgan is forging her own distinctive path with these realistic self-portraits, but her emphatic use of painted depictions of fabrics lends them some attributes of abstracts. This aspect is underlined by the way Morgan crops the figures so that they run off the edges of the canvas, with only parts like arms, legs and torsos appearing.
Illig, who teaches art at Heritage High School, has exhibited his work around the area for the past ten years. This is his first outing at +, and the small solo comprises only four pieces: a drawing and three paintings.
Illig's style is decidedly neo-pop, and there's definitely a relationship between his work and that of pioneering pop artist James Rosenquist. But there's also a gritty, noir-ish quality to Illig's work that recalls the covers of pulp novels. (Come to think of it, Rosenquist plumbed those same depths for inspiration.) Illig typically cuts up the picture, allowing different scenes in different scales to collide in the same piece, but sometimes, as with "The End of Language" (above), an oil on canvas, he uses a single, bizarre scenario.
The conjoined-twin exhibits Jenny Morgan and Peter Illig, are set to run through June 25 at + Gallery.


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Primary Kaleidoscope
Primary Kaleidoscope is an exhibition by primary schools from the local region.
Their goal is to fill our Gallery with wonderful objects and creations using a single colour as their inspiration.
The students might be using found and recycled materials to create this colourful installation.
The Gallery has its own extensive exhibition program, more than 30 visual and performing arts projects every year (See what's on.) and with the support of an active Friends of the Gallery group, many events involving community groups are staged throughout the year.
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In 2013 Magic Summer Live is taking place for the first time in Guildford's Stoke Park this summer.
In what will be their only UK performance this year, Jamiroquai will be taking to the stage on Saturday 13 July and Canadian rock legend
Joining Jamiroquai on the Saturday will be Joss Stone and Soul II Soul along with other artists still to be confirmed.
Joining Bryan Adams on the Sunday will be James Morrison, Squeeze, Level 42 and The Overtones with other artists still to be confirmed Bryan Adams, Sunday's headliner, has sold over65 million records, toured over six continents and has achieved no.1 status in over 40 countries around the world. Adams' song writing talent has scaled generations, with hits including "Summer Of '69", "Heaven", "Please Forgive Me", and "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You", which spent 16 weeks at the top of the UK single charts.
Having sold more than 25 million albums worldwide Jamiroquai are one of the UK's biggest musical exports. The band will take to the Magic Summer Live stage for their only UK performance this year on Saturday 13 July.
What marks the 20th anniversary of Emergency On Planet Earth, Jamiroquai will bring their special blend of pop, rock and funky soul to Stoke Park for what is bound to be a very memorable performance. With a career lasting 20 years, Jamiroquai will be taking to the main stage and performing hits including "Virtual Insanity", "Cosmic Girl", "Love Foolosophy" and "Canned Heat". Neil Fox, Magic 105.4 Breakfast presenter, says: "This is going to be an amazing weekend. Some of my favourite acts who are all fantastic live, playing at a beautiful new location for Magic Summer Live. Roll on Summer!" British soul sensation Joss Stone and "Back To Life (However Do You Want Me)" hit makers and two time Grammy award winning Soul II Soul have both been confirmed to perform at the festival on Saturday 13 July.
Joining the line-up on Sunday 14 July will be BRIT Award winning singer/songwriter James Morrison, British new wave pop music icons Squeeze, rock & jazz-funk stars Level 42 and the UK's hottest vocal harmony group The Overtones. Magic 105.4 presenter Kim Wilde will also be joining the Sunday line up and will be performing hits including "Kids in America" and "You Keep Me Hanging On".
Many more artists to be announced soon. What is already sure to be a highlight of the summer for all the family, Magic Summer Live will host a spectacular array of activities and entertainment on site at Guildford's Stoke Park.
In addition to the Main Stage, the 'West End' Stage will showcase performances from some of the best-loved musicals and shows, with details to be announced soon.
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Historians in the future will scratch their heads at the reasoning for the willful denigration and destruction of an entire cultural by its own "elites."
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I suggest a "Barbaric Cultures That Our Ancestors Fought to Make Us Free Appreciation Day."
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Head teachers told how they ran numerous projects such as Black History Month and "cultural days" to raise awareness of countries such as Portugal, Poland and Jamaica. What do such courses prepare graduates to actually do? Wring their hands over income inequality and social justice?If you want to teach students about other cultures, include it in "world history" classes or make them electives. Britain seems to be falling into the same "all cultures are equally good" mindset as America is doing. Such morally equivalent worldviews are not simply ridiculous, they´re dead wrong.It is not useful to emphasize cultural differences even if it´s nice to know about them on a purely academic level. But when "cultural diversity" is taught as moral equivalence, you get self-hatred. Britain is wising up to it. We in the USA have long since wised up to it but have done nothing about it, governmentally. However, we have opened private schools which try to combat such racial and ethnic divisions.How´s that busing working out for you? Have you noticed that blacks tend to stick together and form their own clubs and groups in school?When you mandate togetherness in the name of diversity, you strip students of their rights to associate with those more like themselves.Sorry, but this entire affirmative action, diversity, multi-cultural, tolerance movement has done infinitely more harm than good and only serves to point up cultural differences instead of human similarities. It´s forced and phony.
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When the United States took in massive amounts of immigrants from Europe in the early part of the 20th century, there was no question that they would be assimilated as Americans.In fact, that was the goal of the new immigrants--to become Americans. They sent their children to school, where they learned American history and civics. They learned English. They worked hard.That was immigration back then, and it worked. We became the most prosperous country on earth, with the help of those immigrants and their children.
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Yes. we took in massive numbers of immigrants back then, BUT the numbers from each country were controlled.It was not an invasion against American Laws by just one ethnic group.Our grandchildren will be riding death trains to Canada in 25 years at this rate..because this government and its people are becoming ignorant and corrupt, just as Mexico and Guatamala are today.
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Thought Catalog asserts that grubby, mucky Williamsburg is "a world of fried chicken at 3am, rare burgers with extra crispy bacon, 3 dollar Buds and shuffleboard." Meanwhile, partying in Manhattan is about long lines, "modelesque bartenders," sleazy old men, and "a whole array of people that [look] like they might be famous." The horror! [Thought Catalog]
On the Topic of Brooklyn vs. Manhattan ...By Jenny Miller
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Hi Mike! Hey all! Word on the street is that we can post for free for a week, or so. That should give me plenty of time to tender my CM Christmas list.
It is warm with very severe thunderstorms mixed in with a few tornado watches....-4 Guess you won't be hiking or bike riding anytime soon so when you coming down to thaw out????
Oh, no, Mary Anne... no bike riding until at least middle of May, the snow will last until April at least, and the trails will be slippery until May.
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Sandalwood beats Ribault 70-56 for Gateway Title
Senior Eric Banks led Sandalwood with 25 points as the Saints beat Ribault on their home court to claim their 3rd straight Gateway Conference Tournament.
Banks scored the first 8 points of the game for the Saints as Sandalwood took an early lead over the Trojans.
Following that, the Saints went on a 22-8 run in the 2nd quarter for a 16 point halftime lead over the Trojans, going on to win 70-56 Friday night.
The win by Sandalwood avenged a loss to the Trojans earlier in the year. Ribault beat the Saints 61-60 on December 19th with 2 Daishon Smith free-throws with 0.8 seconds left in the game.
Zach Turner scored 15 for the Saints as Smith led Ribault with 13.
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No gauge of undocumented in Big Country
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Even if a HUMMER is not a sweet sight for a lot of folks, this post from sibling site Luxist is almost guaranteed to bring a smile. Artist Heidi Hesse has created a full-sized replica of the original HumVee out of gumballs. She created the hard-shelled SUV in dedication to the soldiers who gave candy to children during the recent wars.
While there's limited information on the gumball, steel, and wire mesh creation itself, it is currently on display at the MOCA Tucson in Arizona.
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Summer was underway. It was. But just in case you were waiting to roll down the windows and put away your sweaters, the Ink Monstr pool party series kicks off on Sunday. There are shows for those of us no interested in thigh exposure as well -- Reckless Kelly is in town, as is moe. and Tech N9ne. Th ... More >>
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