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The Mrs. and I sat down for a few minutes with James Carville before his keynote address at tonight's Knox County Truman Day Dinner (more on that later). Here's what he had to say...
R. Neal for KnoxViews: Just to talk about the process for a minute, Sen. Obama is running more of a grassroots campaign as compared to Sen. Clinton who is doing better in states where they have an established machine like Pennsylvania. Is this a grassroots v. machine politics contest?
James Carville: Well, I don't know if there's like... well Indiana's a machine state, West Virginia... I think where obviously Senator Clinton does better in the bigger states, but the vote totals, you add them up and they're pretty similar. Obviously the more African Americans in the state the better Obama traditionally does. I think their approach is a little different. I think Senator Obama approaches it from a sort of "we can circumvent the system," and Senator Clinton is more a "we can cut through the system" kind of person. I think they have a different approach.
KnoxViews: Because she is winning those big states that Democrats have to win and he's running a more retail type of campaign, how will that work in November if he's the nominee? Can he continue that approach or will he have to change it?
Mr. Carville: Well, everybody knows everything about this election Attitudes are getting so fixed here that it's a little bit different in that sense of a campaign. But I mean he's a very good speaker, in the kind of wholesale sense, and you know they stopped doing these big rallies, they thought they'd do better if they went to smaller things. So I don't know, I think his style will be fine in the general election. I've never bought that the ability... I mean, if he wins the Idaho caucuses it doesn't mean he's going to carry Idaho.
KnoxViews: OK, moving away from the primary because I'm sure you've had plenty of questions about that, one of the things we talk about and get in a lot of disagreements about at our blog is the netroots "liberal wing" of the party if you will versus the DLC, Blue Dog wing of the party, and what's the disconnect there? Why can't... why is there this animosity?
Mr. Carville: (chuckles) Well, I think that a lot of the, and I'm just sort of surmising here, a lot of people say "the blogosphere" and it's not like one thing in the blogosphere. There certainly is a… certain group of people in the blogosphere that feel like that the modern Democrats have become sold out, that they didn't oppose the war enough, which I kind of agree with them, and certainly I think what really sparked it was the fact that we seemed to give up in 2000 in the Florida recount. We're not tough enough. I think they have some valid points there. Like most things that start up there's some validity in the inception of it. I don't think we fought hard enough in Florida, and I think we could have fought the war harder. I mean, I never was for it and fought it hard on television. But I think it's legitimate. By the same token, I think that most... a lot of them don't understand politics. I mean after you do things for a while there's a certain kind of understanding of the realities of it and I think that people are going to find that it's pretty hard to circumvent a system. You gotta be tough enough to cut through it, if you will, and deal with it. But, we'll see.
KnoxViews: Speaking of the war, do you find it strange that Sen. Obama's first attack against Sen. Clinton was about her vote on the war...
Mr. Carville: No, I think that's probably...
KnoxViews: ...but his introduction to America was at the 2004 convention introducing Kerry, who also voted for the war, and Obama supported him in that campaign. Isn't there an inconsistency there?
Mr. Carville: I don't want to defend Obama because I'm for Hillary, but no, I mean he's trying to draw a distinction on the war. He had some other statements that indicated he wasn't as opposed to it as maybe his campaign put out, but you know, you had two pro-war candidates, Kerry and Bush, and I think that Kerry would have been the better choice there. I don't know, I don't think it's necessarily a big inconsistency there.
KnoxViews: If Obama wins this nomination, do you see there is a sort of passing of the torch in the party, to younger, more liberal Democrats, a shifting back to the left that used to be the center?
Mr. Carville: Yeah, I think if he's nominated... I wrote an op-ed in the Financial Times [about this]... I do think it's going to go more toward an alliance between better educated Democrats and African Americans, maybe some more younger voters will be enthused. I think that the people that I describe that look to the Federal government to soften the harsh edges of capitalism, if you will, we've had a lot of different characterizations of these people. But the idea that the traditional kind of Harry Truman thing is there's a fight going on, and let me tell you, I know whose side I'm on in this fight. When Franklin Roosevelt said the captains of industry and Wall Street barons hate me and I welcome their hate, I mean Obama's clearly not of that ilk of Democrat. He's more of a kind of Bill Bradley, Paul Tsongas, Adlai Stevenson kind of Democrat
KnoxViews: Going back to the DLC disconnect, there's what we used to call "triangulation," and did that ever really work? Did we give up too much and not get enough in return?
Mr. Carville: I guess what I'd say is what did we get? We got a $5.6 trillion surplus, $6,000 in income growth, we had stable health care costs, we had relatively cheap energy, we had unemployment at historic lows, we had a very vibrant stock market. I don't know. Knock me over with a feather but you could have convinced me that we got something here.
KnoxViews: In this negotiation, what do you see as the core principles that Democrats should not negotiate away?
Mr. Carville: Well look, I think there's a constant kind of struggle in U.S. politics and the struggle is generally between the people who have it made and the people who want to make it. Or the people on the side of the mountain as opposed to the people on the top of the mountain. I think the very core of what it means to be a Democrat is, a Republican is always willing to take on people in the interest of power, a Democrat should never fear to take on power in the interest of people. I don't know why some of these issues… guns, I'm kind of pro gun and I've got guns myself, it's kind of an absurd thing. I think things where the party really can move, you know really has to stand strong, is first of all we've got to bring a more progressive tax code. I think we need to broaden the definition of income. I think we shouldn't give speeches about investment, I think we should actually invest in things. I think that people have to have rights to organize, I think if working people have the right to organize they can obtain power that when they're not organized they don't have. I think these are kind of really cool principles for the party. And things like the minimum wage, look at how well family and medical leave has worked, look at things like this. I think that Democrats have shown that they know how to build a prosperous economy, and I think Democrats are much better at building a more just society, too. I think we can do both.
KnoxViews: Speaking of some of those issues, it seems like the issues have been a moving target in this primary. (Last question, I promise) We started out with the war, we went to health care, now it's the economy and gas prices, what do you think it will be in November?
Mr. Carville: I think what the real issue is is our government can't control anything. They're completely… gas prices are out of control, health care costs are out of control, the war in Iraq is out of control, the war in Afghanistan is out of control, the currency has gone to hell in a hand basket, we couldn't do anything about Katrina. I mean, you just get the sense that this government, if there's not some way to make money off of it they don't care about it. We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches. And I think people are sick of it. OK?
KnoxView: Very good. Thanks, I appreciate it.
Mr. Carville: You bet.
Thanks to Mr. Carville for taking time to talk with us. Also, thanks to Michael Silence for putting us in touch with Mr. Carville's staff to arrange the interview .
He still can't resist the
He still can't resist the digs at Obama by suggesting he's the egghead candidate. I am happy that you were able to get the interview, but he still seems lost in 1992, in my opinion.
"We've got an entire
"We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches."
I am no fan of Carville, but he's money when it comes to lines like this one.
True happiness is knowing you are a hypocrite. -- Ivor Cutler
"We've got an entire
"We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches."
I believe this line was used by Dolly Parton in the movie 'Nine to Five' Carville must have researched our area before coming here.
not sure what to make of
not sure what to make of Randy's "inconsistency" question re Obama supporting Kerry in 2004. Who exactly should he have supported other than the nominee? Bush? No one?
Dukakis... Gore... Kerry
He's more of a kind of Bill Bradley, Paul Tsongas, Adlai Stevenson kind of Democrat.
"It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust?"
such irony
In using a picture of an Obama supporter
In using a picture of an
In using a picture of an Obama supporter
...a reformed Naderite.
"It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust?"
Great questions yield great
Great questions yield great answers.
Carville really is brilliant. If only he would use his powers for good?
And that was the best set of questions I've seen yet, Randy and Michelle...I'm glad I'll be able to say, "I knew them when..."
Thanks for the great questions.
Personally I think we gave away way too much with the "triangulation" approach and the Dems also became the party of the corporate teat.
Senator Obama approaches it from a sort of "we can circumvent the system," and Senator Clinton is more a "we can cut through the system" kind of person.
I'm still trying to understand what he meant with this statement.
Does "cutting through" mean accepting corporate money?
Does it mean employing lobbyists in your campaign?
Does it mean "negotiating" with Eli Lilly on a drug bill?
I can certainly understand "circumventing" corrupt party machine politics such as the Philly ward bosses and their "walking around money" or accepting money directly from corporations and using their lobbyists in campaigns and later in government positions.
Anyone out there got a better grip on what Carville meant?
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson
right on,R
carville was great last night
hats off to don
best truman day EVER!!
Don Daugherty Great job on
Don Daugherty
Great job on the interview, Randy. It was a terrific night to be a Democrat in Knoxville. Great crowd. A few kinks, mostly my fault, but we worked them out. He was my first choice to speak back when I was elected Chair, and we did what we had to do to get him here. I appreciate the kind words, Bill, but my hat is off to Judith Mallory, who spent about 250 hours over 6 months working on this and put together a wonderful event. If you were there, you'll remember it for a long time. That was what I wanted. Carville didn't dissappoint. He is about as laid back and informal as anyone I know in his field, and it was a pleasure working with him and bringing him here for the first time.
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Leeds have eight players out on loan. Steve Morison (Millwall), Ross Killock, Nathan and Lewis Turner (Chester) and Charlie Taylor (Fleetwood),Paul Green (Ipswich Town) and Luke Varney (Blackburn Rovers) are all out on loan for the remainder of the season.
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The CEOs of United Airlines and US Airways have both been up front about their desire to merge with another airline. Now it appears they're talking to each other.
The two are in talks about a combination that would create the nation's second-biggest airline, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday. The person insisted on anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the talks, which the person said appear to be getting more serious.
This person said a deal would be modeled on the Delta-Northwest combination, which was a stock swap without a cash component.
United Chairman and CEO Glenn Tilton and US Airways Chairman and CEO Doug Parker were both involved when their companies talked about combining in 2008. They walked away then citing high fuel prices, but didn't rule out a future deal. That same year, Continental Airlines Inc. rejected United's attempt at a combination.
"We don't comment on rumors or speculation," United spokeswoman Jean Medina said Wednesday. "We've been consistent on our position on consolidation generally for several years, and that position is well known."
US Airways spokesman Jim Olson also said the airline doesn't comment on rumors.
Integrating their unionized work forces would be one of the most difficult tasks if United Airlines and US Airways got together. The person who spoke to AP said the companies have a plan for dealing with that issue.
US Airways, which is based in Tempe, Ariz., still runs separate pilot and flight attendant groups after it was bought in 2005 by America West. And its pilots formed their own union after leaving the Air Line Pilots Association, the union that represents United aviators.
Executives at Delta and Northwest put their deal on hold in early 2008 so their pilots could work out an agreement on combining their ranks.
Pilots at US Airways have not been involved in any talks with United, said James Ray, a spokesman for the US Airline Pilots Association.
"We'll support anything that would be good for our pilot group," he said.
A spokesman for the United branch of the Air Line Pilots Association did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment.
"Mergers in the airline business are notoriously difficult," said Doug Abbey, an independent airline consultant in Washington. He added, though, that Delta's purchase of Northwest has gone well.
"The discussions certainly wouldn't surprise me," he said. "This is a combination that has been embraced as plausible by a lot of people."
Based on 2009 traffic, a combined United-US Airways would be nearly as big as Delta Air Lines Inc., which became the world's largest airline after buying Northwest. It is unclear which name would survive, where the combined company would be based, or who would run it.
Like Northwest before it, one of United's main attractions is its Pacific routes, which it bought from Pan-Am in 1985.
Both airlines have been shrinking to cope with the recession. United cut capacity 7.4 percent last year, while US Airways shrank 4.6 percent. US Airways is cutting most flying that doesn't pass through either Washington or its hubs in Charlotte, N.C., Philadelphia, or Phoenix.
US Airways lost $205 million in 2009, and revenue fell almost 14 percent to $10.46 billion. UAL lost $651 million, while revenue fell 19.1 percent to $16.34 billion.
Shares US Airways rose $1.39, or 20.4 percent, to $8.21 in after-hours trading Wednesday. United parent UAL Corp. fell 18 cents to $18.77.
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TO eat or not to eat is the only question the winner of a Shakespeare-themed birthday cake being raffled by Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance.
The cake was made by Ally Colledge, who runs Rugby-based Mrs Crumbs the Baker, to celebrate the first anniversary of the air ambulance's fund-raising shop in Stratford.
Shakespeare himself sits on top of the four-tier fruit cake, overseeing many of his most famous characters including Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and the Witches from Macbeth.
It took about two weeks to make, and the charity shop has been selling raffle tickets all week.
The only problem the winner is going to have is whether to cut into it as it looks so good, but The Observer has been assured it tastes every bit as good as it looks.
Mum-of-two Ally said: "I love Shakespeare so this really was a labour of love."
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Iran has successfully launched a live monkey into space, the Fars news agency reported on Monday, lauding it as an advance in a missile and space programme that has alarmed the West and Israel.
There was no independent confirmation of the report and there have been no announcements by Western powers of any Iranian launch late last week.
Fars said the monkey was launched into space on a Kavoshgar rocket.
The rocket reached a height of more than 120 kilometres and ''returned its shipment intact'', Fars reported.
Iran announced plans in 2011 to send a monkey into space, but that attempt was reported to have failed.
Western countries are concerned the long-range ballistic technology used to propel Iranian satellites into orbit could be used to launch atomic warheads.
Tehran denies such suggestions and says its nuclear work is purely peaceful.
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Montano is now an early doubt for Latics' clash with Crawley next weekend, as is defender Genseric Kusunga who missed the 1-1 draw with Crewe with a tight hamstring.
On Montano, Johnson said: "We have yet to speak to the surgeon to see when he will be available."
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The Chiefs have come from behind to secure an unlikely 34-34 draw against the Bulls in Pretoria this morning.
Having trailed by 16 points with 11 minutes to play, the Chiefs put on a stunning attacking display in the final 10 minutes to pull it back with tries to Gareth Anscombe, Matt Symons and Aaron Cruden.
Coach Dave Rennie will be ruing a woeful 50 minutes in the middle of the game, where the Bulls were dominating territory and forcing mistakes.
Substitute Gareth Anscombe gave the Chiefs a sniff with 11 minutes to play, finishing off a stunning run of play which started inside the Chiefs own 22m.
Anscombe, Augustine Pulu and Tim Nanai-Williams exchanged neat passes on the right wing in little space, including a delightful basketball pass from Pulu which set Anscombe free for the try.
Anscombe kicked the conversion, reducing the deficit to nine points with 10 minutes remaining.
Potgieter added another penalty, but then Symons gave the Chiefs further hope with a try with four minutes remaining.
Replacement hooker Mahonri Schwalger found Pulu with a trick lineout 10m from the try line, and after taking it close, Symons did the rest. Anscombe missed the conversion, which proved costly.
Then it was time for co-captain Cruden to step up.
Asaeli Tikoirotuma broke free up the middle of the field with time almost expired, and then found Cruden on the inside.
Cruden found his way to the corner and just pressed the ball onto the try line chalk.
That meant Anscombe had to slot a conversion inches from the left sideline, having missed an easier kick three minutes earlier.
With nerves of steel, Anscombe slotted it down the middle to secure the Chiefs an unlikely draw.
Earlier, Mils Muliaina opened the scoring for the Chiefs in the 13th minute, finishing off a ruthlessly efficient attack.
Having won the ball back after a Bulls knock-on inside their own 22m, the Chiefs rumbled up field, making several yards every time they ran the ball up.
Aaron Cruden then opened a gap up for Muliaina with a pin-point pass, and the veteran did the rest to claim his first try since returning to New Zealand rugby.
The Chiefs were in again five minutes later, with co-captain Liam Messam finishing off a swift counter-attack as the Bull defence became as brittle as a jenga pile.
On attack it was a different story for the Bulls, as they found territory easy to come by and camped out inside the Chiefs half.
Flanker Deon Stegmann had the Bulls first try of the match after 30 minutes, as the pressure on the Chiefs defence finally told.
The Bulls superior lineout gave a solid base for the maul five metres from the line, and Stegmann was the man with the ball as they crossed the line.
Springbok legend Victor Matfield was causing havoc for the Chiefs at lineout time, and Chiefs hooker Rhys Marshall was overthrowing all of his targets.
Jacque-Louis Potgieter made the most of some Chiefs ill discipline, slotting three first half penalties, while Cruden was wonky with his kicking, slotting only one of his three first half penalty chances.
After the break the Bulls were back inside the Chiefs half, and made that pressure pay early on.
After winning their own lineout just outside the Chiefs 22m, the Bulls forward pack steam rolled over the Chiefs forwards, before being pulled down just short of the line.
Referee Craig Joubert awarded a penalty try, and sent Chiefs lock Matt Symons to the bin.
They were in again four minutes later when winger Bjorn Basson created a bit of individual magic on the left flank.
After stepping around teenager Anton Lienert-Brown, Basson put in a grubber kick before chasing it down and scoring in the corner as Messam was unable to collect the awkwardly bouncing ball.
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A wreath-laying service to mark Anzac Day will be held at the War Memorial Clock Tower in Seymour Square in Blenheim tomorrow.
Veterans and the families of those who fought in past conflicts will be joined by personnel from RNZAF Base Woodbourne in the parade through the town's streets to Seymour Square.
Free parking will be available in the Alfred St parking building. Limited parking will be available on Henry St and John St.
The wet weather venue will be the Marlborough Lines Stadium 2000 at Kinross St.
Anzac Day services will be held at:
6am - Picton War Memorial
6.30am - Seddon War Memorial
9am - Renwick War Memorial
9.30am - Spring Creek Hall
10am - Havelock Town Hall
11am - Rai Valley War Memorial
11am - Kaikoura Memorial Hall
11am - Blenheim War Memorial
Road closures:
Blenheim's central streets will be closed from 10am to 11am, while the area around the war memorial from High St through to Alfred St will not re-open until noon.
In Picton, London Quay (from Auckland St to Wellington St) and High Street (from London Quay to the intersection of Dublin Street/Waikawa Rd/High St) will be closed from 5.45am to 6.30am.
In Renwick, the main road, along High St, from Inkerman St to Alma St, will be closed from 8.40am to 9.40am.
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Every year SYS-CON polls selected members of the the Internet technologies (i-Technology) community and asks them to share their thoughts on what's around the corner in the world of i-Technology and Web-based enterprise. The main consensual themes this year were very clear. Cassatt Corporation's visionary CEO Bill Coleman, for example - famous in a former life for being the 'B' in BEA Systems - is adamant that 2009 is going to be The Year of Cloud. Belt-tightening by major IT-spenders not surprisingly was another recurring theme.
As early as 2004 Cassatt was outlining a roadmap to deliver on the promise of automating IT operations for on-demand computing and currently its angle, Cloud Computing-wise, is to focus not on public or external clouds but on 'Internal Clouds' so it's hardly surprising that The Cloud features in Coleman's set of predictions.
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN III, Chairman & CEO, Cassatt Corporation
Prediction #1: In 2009, it's all about "the cloud." Save money, move fast, and…ooops. Expect some problems. But remember, it's only Cloud 1.0. There's still work to do. Oh, and virtualization alone is not enough to make it all work.
Prediction #2: Google is the biggest and the best on the Net, but there is one problem: the whole world isn't just an ad. In 2009, Google meets the real world. Sorry, Google, but it's tough to have to compete when you are only the Yellow Pages.
Prediction #3: Social Networking. The world will discover in 2009 that "Wow, it really is a platform." It's my life, but on the network with my "friends." It really is who I am. Now we have to figure out if it can be monetized. Which, of course, means we'll see overinvestment in unproven business models in 2009, leading to another "bust" down the line.
Prediction #4: In 2009, identity becomes the fulcrum of security issues. It's an issue we finally realize that we have to solve, or we can expect a serious cyber-meltdown.
VIK CHAUDHARY, Vice President of Product Management and Corporate Development, Keynote Systems
Prediction: In 2009 millions of new programmers will enter the software industry.
Here's the basis for Chaudhary's prediction.
"In the 1980s, the software industry moved from mainframe computing to PC computing. Companies like Microsoft sprang up, creating software development tools that spawned a whole generation of programmers. Programmers didn't need to learn arcane programming languages like Cobol, or even have to master languages like C or C++ - they could program in 4GL languages like Visual Basic and SQLWindows. At this point, legions of programmers entered the workforce, as the bar to build applications was lowered.
In the 1990s, the same thing happened with programming languages like HTML and JavaScript, making it far easier for someone to build web sites and applications. In the 2000s, with cloud computing making it easy for programmers to build applications and allowing someone else deploy and manage them, there will be a new generation of programmers who focus on the application and less on the infrastructure. And it just gets easier and easier to be a programmer!"
The next set of speculations on the future come from industry veteran Jnan Dash.
JNAN DASH, Chief Strategy Officer, Curl
"Given the economic crisis and recession, there is belt-tightening by major IT-spenders," Dash says. "So what technologies will win? Anything that helps in cost savings. When the top line (a.k.a. revenue) stops growing, companies will attack the bottom line (a.k.a. cost)."
Here is his prediction for 2009:
"The much anticipated switch to web platform from client-server will start to take off in 2009. Call it enterprise RIA if you like. The question is not whether one should use Curl, or Flex or Silverlight. That's the wrong end of the argument - adopting technology for the sake of technology. The key question is - how do you justify such application modernization?
With over 400 enterprise class customers we have a lot of actual examples of Curl implementations providing real business savings. Unfortunately the details of these examples are mostly company confidential. Recently we have been detailing possible business savings based real customer cases but using example data. We find this helps in getting the discussion going on what the opportunity for savings could be. Here are three examples:
- Better Performance -The current application takes 90 seconds to perform a complex data visualization. If 1,000 employees perform this operation 50 times per day this is 1250 hours of wait time per day. If the visualization time is reduced to 1 second this saves 300,000 hours per year and at $20/hour that is more than $6M/year!
- Better Visualization - The current process to find error patterns in operational data takes 60 minutes and the department of 100 employees whose job it is to identify and fix these errors typically finds 600 errors a day. If good data visualization can reduce the time to find one error pattern to 10 minutes this would save 500 hours per day or 130,000 hours per year. At $20 per hour this is $2.6M in savings per year!
- Support Cost - The current client-server application must be updated 6 times a year to 10,000 users. Each update costs $5 in distribution and material costs and 15 minutes of end user time. A Web application would eliminate this cost and save approximately $600,000 a year."
CHRIS FLECK, VP of Solutions Development and Community Evangelism, Citrix Systems
Prediction #1: The iPhone goes Enterprise - The iPhone will gain rapid adoption in the Enterprise driven by user demands including executives, road warriors, and knowledge workers asking for access to any app ( including windows apps ) from anywhere. IT will increasingly support the effort based on new improved security capabilities and productivity gains ( including for themselves ).
Prediction #2: Corporate issued laptop model will be challenged - Companies looking to provide access to day extenders without the full expense and maintenance of a company laptop will increasingly adopt application delivery infrastructure like XenApp that can provide safe IT hosted application access from un-trusted personal PC's. In addition, companies will begin to pilot the BYOC ( Bring Your Own Computer ) model for knowledge workers seeking personal choice while reducing IT expense and support costs.
Prediction #3: Virtual Desktops grow beyond a niche - Improvements in user experience capabilities of VDI solutions combined with the reduced support cost model will drive increased adoption of VDI beyond the initial niche deployments.
Prediction #4: IaaS Cloud Providers are no longer just for web startups - The recent Windows offering by Amazon will validate the IaaS ( Infrastructure as a Service ) model as a viable platform for companies small and large looking to add test and targeted production capacity without capital and facility costs.
Prediction #5: Netbooks drive Servers, Clouds and Linux clients - The rapid adoption of Netbooks based on low cost and light weight convenience will increase the desire to run server hosted apps ( Web and Windows ). A significant number of the new mini laptops will be used for occasional use vs a primary PC which makes maintaining local apps and synchronizing data problematic. This in turn will help break the traditional model of running Windows apps installed on PCs and laptops.
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SCOTT LOWE, Blogger and Senior Engineer with ePlus
Prediction #1 - On virtualization: In 2009 we will see virtualization market leader VMware finally take the wraps off some very technologically advanced functionality, but growth will be much harder to come by than in previous years. Microsoft will gain market share at VMware's expense as the hypervisor increasingly becomes commoditized and moves closer and closer to being just a part of the server's firmware. I predict Citrix will continue to remain in 3rd place out of the three major virtualization vendors; their only bright spot will be VDI.
Prediction #2 - On cloud computing: Consumers will increasingly adopt cloud computing services, but enterprises will remain wary of moving applications into the cloud until some open standards around interoperability get finalized and adopted by the major vendors. Service providers will be forced to embrace multiple cloud computing platforms, like VMware vCloud and Citrix Cloud Center, in order to compete effectively, but the lack of management and interoperability standards will make it difficult, if not impossible, to fluidly move between the different platforms. Major cloud computing outages and/or security breaches will further spook the enterprise except in niche areas, such as those currently being served by SaaS vendors.
Prediction #3 - On enterprise IT: Organizations will adopt a private cloud architecture for internal IT operations, but will be much more wary about moving applications onto external clouds. There are too many questions around security, privacy, control, compatibility, and vendor lock-in. Virtualization will be the key building block of private enterprise cloud architectures, and "cloud storage" will start to see greater attention and coverage.
Prediction #4 - On server hardware: Both Intel and AMD will continue to push more and more virtualization support features into the hardware. One or both of them may even go so far as to introduce their own hypervisor, or perhaps license a small hypervisor to be embedded deeply in their chipsets. Eight core CPUs will be introduced. PCI Express-based I/O virtualization via MR-IOV will begin to see greater adoption.
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Apostles Creed: Art 7 - Judge of the Living & the Dead
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Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the seventh article of the Creed: "From thence He shall come to judge the living & the dead." The musical piece is "Sicut Cervus" by composer Giovanni Palestrina. Ave Maria! To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=5657
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Steve Reich chatting about music he really likes
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Next came 'Electric Counterpoint', with Swedish classical guitarist Mats Bergström performing the 1989 solo work. Again, the piece is one of those have-to-see-live-things. Mesmerising and ebullient on record, in person its musical quip is stretch-a-grin-across-your-face beautiful – it's one musician pre-recording 10 parts on the guitar, looping them, and playing the 11th live. It's essentially a symphony for one, with notes answered, counterpointed, remembered, rethought, discussed. It sounds like a conversation with yourself, a thought experiment, a musing, one of those where you sound really, really clever. And what a lovely thing to think about! Why do people call Steve Reich the greatest composer of our time? Because he can, with the elegance of a perfectly-timed joke, show you that it is impossible to be alone, because you always have your imagination, over some of the most delicate, effervescent music you've ever heard. It's an experiment sure, but it's also a trick, a sleight of hand, a play.
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With the second most World Series championships in the MLB, the St. Louis Cardinals have enjoyed a proud legacy of winning over the years. St. Louis has in fact collected 11 Cardinals championship rings over the past 112 years. Two of those have been acquired in the last 6 years alone, with the help of great players like Albert Pujols, Scott Rolen, Chris Carpenter and Matt Holliday.
The Cardinals 2006 and 2011 championships were anchored by first basemen Albert Pujols. Pujols is a .328 lifetime hitter and consistently hits 30 or more home runs per season. The 2006 Cardinals finished the season at 83-78. They went into the postseason to defeat the Padres and the Mets before facing the Tigers in the World Series. The Cardinals finished off the Tigers in just 5 games to win the 2006 World Series, which was their first year in the new Busch Stadium.
Their 2011 season turned out to be a "Cinderella" story of it's own. On August 24th, they were 10½ games behind wild card leader Atlanta Braves. On the last day of the season, the Cardinals overcame the deficit and finished one game ahead of Atlanta, landing them a post-season slot. They went on to defeat the heavily favored Phillies in five games, the Brewers in six and lastly, the Texas Rangers in seven to win their 11th Cardinals championship ring.
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I actually view this as a good thing. I like my combat to be more strategic where the proper application of skills at the right time wins the day rather than a brute strength duke out. Maybe finally, players will start shifting focus away from pure dps builds and actually start looking at abilities that heals, buff or debuff.
Oh, I agree. I just get annoyed because there are other ships I want to play, and they just don't hold up like the Excelsior retrofit. Hell, my Tac Odyssey goes down faster than the Excelsior retrofit, and it's brand new!
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