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Oil rose past $82 on Monday as the dollar weakened ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, where he may outline details of an expected new round of U.S. monetary stimulus.
U.S. crude for December rose 73 cents to $82.42 a barrel at 0240 GMT, about $2 from a five-month high of $84.43 reached on Oct. 7. ICE Brent added 59 cents to $83.55.
Investors will look for clues about how much Treasury bonds the U.S. central bank is likely to buy in a highly anticipated move to pump more money to shore up a faltering economy. Bernanke will make his speech at 1230 GMT after G20 finance ministers over the weekend agreed to shun competitive currency devaluations.
Bernanke "has been quite dovish, giving justification for more debt purchases," said Michelle Kwek, an analyst at Informa Global Markets in Singapore, as part of an expansionary monetary policy known as quantitative easing, or QE.
"People are still focused on QE and the fact that they are going to be printing more money."
At a meeting in South Korea over the weekend, G20 finance ministers recognised the quickening shift in economic power away from Western industrial nations by striking a surprise deal to give emerging nations a bigger voice in the International Monetary Fund.
Countries like the United States are betting that with greater representation emerging economies such as China will be more willing to address the trade distortions causing currency volatility and threatening increased protectionism.
"People are still selling dollars after the G20 meeting and that is putting upside pressure on commodities," Kwek said.
The G20's "statement was to move more towards market exchange rates that reflect economic conditions, so this favours the appreciation of Asian currencies."
The dollar weakened about 0.6 percent against a basket of currencies on Monday after the G20 accord to keep a status quo trade of selling the U.S. currency and buying equities and commodities such as gold. A weaker dollar renders oil imports cheaper for buyers in Asia, where demand is growing at the fastest pace.
World stocks and the dollar see-sawed on Friday before the G20 agreement. On Monday, buying of Asia ex-Japan equities was spread out across the sectors, though resource-related shares had a slight edge.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy scored a victory on Friday by getting his bill to make people work two more years for their pensions through the Senate, but striking refinery workers are putting a strain on businesses and daily life and show no sign of backing down.
Workers at two refineries have voted to stay on strike this week, and workers at the other plants will meet in the days ahead to decide their course of action.
Hurricane Richard strengthened as it bore down on the Central American nation of Belize, where tourists were evacuated from hotels and some residents fled to government shelters.
The storm was seen making landfall near Belize City late on Sunday before weakening to a tropical depression and entering Mexico's Bay of Campeche, where Mexico produces more than two-thirds of its 2.6 million barrels-per-day of crude output.
Mexico's state oil company, Pemex, said it was watching the storm but had not evacuated any workers from its offshore platforms. The storm would likely not strengthen again once it entered the Gulf, the National Hurricane Center said.
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In the few protests I've been involved in in recent years, it seems that jurys have increasingly recoursed to the letter of the law perhaps over the spirit of it, as would seem to have happened here. Mike Golding is of course right in what he says, the letter of the rule would seem to leave the jury little option. However, given the nature of the race and of Bernard Stamm himself (and his complete honesty regarding the incident), a time penalty allowing him to at least score a finish would have seemed more appropriate. I've never met Bernard (or any of the skippers in the Vendee) but have followed and admired him (and them all) throughout each cycle for their tenacity, bravery and downright good humour... this is no way to end a man's dream.. My thoughts are with Bernard.. and I agree with Richard Tolkien.. we salute you and hope you'll be back.
Maybe this is, in fact, a case of "Force Majeur", a concept widely recognized in law and applicable in certain circumstances in interpreting behaviour. If so , it would seem that the Jury should reconsider its position. Richard T
It does seem very harsh. Assistance with mooring only, presumably to avoid collision after anchor dragging, should justify an appeal by Stamm. I'm sure he refused any assistance with the repairs. Let's hope the jury will be sympathetic.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to see how the Race Committee or Jury could have reached a different conclusion. Bernard is widely and rightly respected for his skill, tenacity and good humour. It appears that without his honesty, neither the Committee nor Jury would be considering the case. At this desperately difficult time for Bernard we should salute him and hope that he can find the strength to return for a fifth attempt. Richard Tolkien
We should bear in mind that this is the fourth time Bernard Stamm has attempted the Vendee Globe - after his boat was washed ashore in the Kerguelen Islands in the last race, when his boat was all but destroyed in the Artemis Transat the summer before the 2004 race and his retirement from the 2000 race... Poor guy
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I am changing the name of this section to "RENTAL CARS." Most of my experience has been with
Enterprise, as they pick you up. However, I want to add a section on renting from Hertz.
I'm at the point where having a car that I store in a garage while I travel in my RV is starting to become inconvenient. I have come home to dead batteries a couple times. .One time, I was able to start the car with a device such as this one, and another time, I was unable to start it, and had to have it towed to a dealer. So, I am researching the idea of not owning a separate car (which would save me on storage rental charges, as I could downsize) and just using rentals when I need one, even when I'm at my "home" area and not technically traveling. I ran the numbers, and NOT owning a car may not necessarily save money. The reason is that if you do not own a car and you rent a car, you really should buy the "optional" insurance which is pretty pricey. Or you could take your chances and not buy the optional insurance. When you own a car and carry insurance, the insurance usually transfers to a rental car.
I contacted one major insurance carrier to inquire about getting an insurance policy to drive rental cars, and was told that there is "no such policy." I did some googling, I found this: Non-Owner Car Insurance . According to this article, "Non Owner Car Insurance" only covers liability if you are at fault. It doesn't cover the actual vehicle, because you don't own the car. Therefore, if you have the "non-owner" insurance, you can decline the "optional" liability insurance on a rental, but you should still take the "optional" collision and comprehensive.
On the other hand, major credit cards may or may not have adequate coverage. This article explains some of the benefits.
Bottom line, between the Non-Owner car insurance and what your major credit card may or may not offer, there may still be "gaps" in the coverage which suggest you should consider paying the rental car insurance, even if the rates are totally ridiculous.
I am continuing to research this.
To my knowledge, Hertz doesn't pick you up. But, if you can take alternate transportation to get a car from HERTZ, AAA Motor Club has great discounts. Pretty easy to reserve from the AAA web site:
Make your reservation and pick out a promo code. There were a lot of codes to choose from for a variety of discounts. What I liked was that you didn't have to give out a whole lot of personal information. I once took a county bus from where I was staying to a HERTZ location, this worked out fine for me.
ENTERPRISE Rent A Car will either pick you up and get you to their office, or they will drive the car to you. Click here and enter the city and state you are currently located to get office hours for your location.
The only issue I have with Enterprise is that their current practice is to pass your phone number to a third party that will contact you after your rental for "market research." When I rented a car in Spokane, I screamed and stamped my feet and said, "I don't want the call" and I never got it. When I rented in Grants Pass, I tried to scream and stamp my feet and I was told, "we don't have any control over this." My understanding, under the DO NOT CALL rules, is that if you insist that you are on the DO NOT CALL list, and you insist that you don't want to be called, they are obligated to honor that request. I sent a formal complaint to the Regional Office, and I was told I was put on their internal "Do Not Call" list. However, the manager who did this for me didn't know whether the internal list covered nationwide, or whether it covered just that Region.
While working at Adventureland in Iowa I made frequent use of Enterprise on Euclid Avenue. I walked to the RV park office and had them pick me up there.
In May 2011, I stayed at Fountain Creek RV Park in Colorado Springs. The branch office is on the same street as this campground. Car got delivered to me, no problem. The office was a couple miles from the campground.OREGON
In December 2011, I stayed at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds on Blue Ridge Road. There is a branch office right around the corner on Hillsborough Street. It's 2/3 of a mile to walk to this office if you are in the mood to walk.
There is a good selection of RV Parks in Grants Pass ( http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/Oregon/Grants_Pass.html ) where cars can be delivered to you. The two closest RV parks are Jack's Landing and Rogue Valley Overnighters.
There is an Enterprise site in Newport. Here are some RV parks available. I haven't personally stayed at any of these sites, just noting that it's there.
You can stay at either:
Fidalgo Bay RV Resort
Pioneer Trails RV Resort
and have Enterprise deliver a car to you for the duration of your stay.
If you stay at Riverside State Park, there is an Enterprise office at 1426 East Francis Avenue. This office indicated to me that they were the closest to the State Park and can pick you up. I tried this option. I called in advance and THOUGHT I had made a reservation, and was even quoted a final price, but somehow I didn't get a confirmation number. I called on the day of pickup and found out I didn't have a reservation, but no problem, plenty of cars, they will redo the reservation. I showed up and called for them to pick me up. They picked me up, no problem. I got to the office, and STILL no reservation, but no problem, plenty of cars, they will give me a car for the price quoted. Despite the reservation snafu, I got a car, a PT Cruiser. THEN! I show up at the State Park. Park Ranger tells me that the rental car is ok, as it is within the "one RV and one car" allowance. However, the Camp Host told me that since I did not TOW the car in, it was considered an "extra vehicle" and I would have to pay the "extra vehicle" fee. NO WAY! The Park Ranger over-ruled that one! Other than the snafus, everything went fine. I returned the car the night before I left, and left the next morning.
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I own an electric bike that I bought from a company currently located in California ( www.egovehicles.com ). I ordered it straight from them. (NOTE: This company had temporarily gone out of business, but is now back in business, headquartered in Atascadero, CA!) However, you MAY be able to get this bike locally if your city has a VESPA scooter dealer. VESPA Scooter dealers may carry the EGO bikes. This bike has two speeds, FAST and FAR. Fast goes about... 25 mph, more or less. FAR goes about 15 mph, more or less. The bike will go up to 25 miles on a charge. The great thing about this bike is that the charging cord is the cord from a desktop computer! When I got my bike, I called the EGOVEHICLE company and asked, and they said, indeed it was! I happen to have two extra cords from old computers, so now I have a total of three cords to use for charging cords.
Most of the parts on this scooter are bicycle parts. Replacement parts can be obtained at bicycle shops. But I do want to make one recommendation on the tires:
1. If the front tire goes flat or has any other problems, any bike shop can fix that.
2. If the rear tire has problems, you should take it to an authorized dealer, because fixing the rear tire involves messing with the drive belt. Bike shops aren't qualified to deal with this.The best thing about this bike is that, in most states it does not require a license. (Check with your state to be sure.) My state indicated it's considered the same as a Segway, no license required.
One negative thing about this bike is that it does not do well on gravel or dirt roads. Since the bike uses regular bicycle parts, you may be able to get around this by using mountain bike tires, but I'm not sure if there are any that fit this bike.
On one of my trips, I had to take my cat to the vet on this bike! Kitty did not appreciate the ride. I put kitty in his carrier, put the carrier perpendicular to the foot rest area, and then I had to "hug" the carrier with my legs to hold it in place, and ride that way. Kitty howled the whole way, but I got him there.
As of 2014, I have owned this bike for ten years. The battery finally went POOF, plus I had some minor issues I wanted fixed. Luckily, I was in Gold Beach, OR, which just happened to be 137 miles from Eureka, CA, which had an authorized repair place, Henderson Center Bicycles. They did a good job of replacing my battery, which was the largest cost, plus some other minor repairs I needed, about $600 worth of work. My bike is practically new again!
This is another electric scooter. I'm not as familiar with these. ( http://www.evtworld.com/scooters.html ) You would need a sturdy carrier on the back of the RV to carry these. Like the EGO, it would not require a license in most states, but check with your state just to be sure.
Here is another type of electric scooter. ( http://iloveebikes.com/ ) It appears that some of these models can be folded up, and some would need a sturdy carrier on the back of the RV. I'm not sure about licensing for the larger models. Check with your state just to be sure.
These bikes require a sturdy carrier on the back of the RV. The EVT is heavier than the EGO, so the carrier used will have to keep weight limits in mind. The carrier I am currently using is a Blue OX carrier, with a ramp that tilts. Although this carrier appears to have been made for handicapped scooters, such as "Hoverround," etc., it works for my bike. Further, the entire carrier folds up when I take the bike off the carrier. Why did I select this particular bike carrier? The RV dealer got it for me. Here is what happened: Previously, I had a 30 foot RV with a very nice heavy duty carrier that did NOT "fold up." I currently store my RV in a covered storage area meant for 30 foot RV's, but the carrier caused the RV to "stick out at the end a little" in the storage area. The owner/manager of the storage area was ok with this, as long as I didn't stick out too far and cause people not to be able to drive around. When I traded for the RV you see in the picture (which is a 31 foot RV), I knew that the one extra foot, along with the heavy duty carrier I was using, was going to "push the envelope" with the owner/manager of the place where I store my RV, and I would have to pay more money and move to a longer storage area. So, I told the RV dealer that "making the deal" was contingent on them finding a solution to my "RV storage" problem. The dealer found this carrier, and threw it in the deal at no extra charge.
GAS SCOOTERS - These require a license.
These are great little scooters that get good gas mileage. ( http://www.vespausa.com/ ) However, you will need a sturdy carrier on the back of the RV to carry these.
Another great little scooter that get good gas mileage. ( http://www.piaggiousa.com/ ) However, you will need a sturdy carrier on the back of the RV to carry these.
At one RV park where I stayed, the camp hosts, Babe and Chris, converted a mountain bike to an electric bike using an E-Bike Kit.
The top picture is the Lithium battery they ordered from some place in China. The bottom picture is the complete set up. Chris said it was really easy to install.
Just own an RV that is small enough to drive as a car (posted from one of the blog readers).
Would you believe......... used bumper cars from an amusement park can be made street legal if you put them on top of motorcycle motors?
Yes, you read that right; these little beasties are street legal. They run on either Kawasaki or Honda motorcycle engines and co-opt vintage bumper car bodies into the most awesome form of mini-car we've seen in too long. There are seven of these little monsters floating around California, and they're all the creation of one man, Tom Wright, a builder in the outskirts of San Diego who figured the leftovers of the Long Beach Pike amusement park needed a more dignified end than the trash heap. They were originally powered by two cylinder Harley Davidson Motorcycle engines but they rattled like heck because of the two cylinder vibration and Tom replaces them with four cylinder Honda or Kawasaki 750's and a couple have been measured as capable of 160 MPH, which is terrifyingly fast in machines with such a short wheelbase. By the way, they are almost indestructible in accidents!
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Energy is relatively speaking a downside on Dominion, once people get any mana item, he falls off, his sustain is less noticeable, he falls off somewhat, there aren't wards/less minions to Safeguard to, diving and then escaping under a turret for a kill are less useful, etc.
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Lee does not fall off lol. He falls off in SR because you don't get that much money in the Jungle, and have to invest your money in defense rather than offense so you don't blow up instantly, which is why he falls off in SR. Put him top lane where he can get a decent amount of money (huehuehue always sustain never die) and he does fine. And here it's the same deal. Yes, he can't ward jump here but he is fine without it. I personally stopped playing him because he is bugged, so i'd advise against playing him.
It's not the same on Dominion, unless you go bot lane as Lee Sin. Because you don't have waves giving you time to sustain yourself, you fight people, and then you tend to fight them again. Being mana-less is not as big as an advantage. Being energy reliant is a lot more lackluster with the Dominion aura and items such as FH around.
There's also no snowballing of the sort Lee Sin enjoys. Also note, "falls off" can be a relative term. Lee Sin is stronger than many champions early on, he isn't really that much stronger later on, so while they gain strength, he falls off.
Hmm. I've been trying to learn Tankadin.
Any build order advice? It seem like if I don't nab at least 1 AP item early (Void staff or Archangel's) he's too weak early game, while without rushing Catalyst I'm too squishy. Any tips?
Void Staff should always be the first AP item, typically after FH, and depending on the matchup before or after Catalyst gets upgraded to Odyn's.
He has a terrible early game as his teamfight presence then is pretty much nonexistent. Gank bot a lot once you hit 6.
I'm seeing some new names on the forums, so I'm bamping this thread!
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where have i been?? i missed seeing Sandy as the look of the day! :cheer: there should be a look of the day hall of fame, Sandy would definately be a nominee.
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Congrats Sandy! You look fab as always!
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Oh your outfit is hot! and I love your hair cut.
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What a great surprise! Thanks so much ladies for the sweet comments, and thank you very much Fab!!! xoxo
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it does look very cute!!! Loved it!!
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There's my girl! You are superb! You look chic and uber cool. ♥ :D
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There's my girl! You are superb! You look chic and uber cool. ♥ :D
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Sandra, this look is so effortless and gorgeous! Makes me want to start wearing jeans again!! :P Oh, and I must have that Gryson bag ;)
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you're the star cast of lookbook Sandy, everything just floats around you :P love the jeans look!!
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It looks like everyone liked you in jeans! Congrats! :cheer:
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I always love your looks, sandrawerner.
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I don't really see any "hipster" here but I do love the outfit! very chic.
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Motors at the wheels actually don't make much engineering sense. They only look sensible if you haven't run the numbers and haven't done real design work. Most electric cars out there are not gas platforms, and would make very poor gas platforms. So you kinda made your problems up.
When you connect/disconnect them, the high current circuit is off. There's only a limited-current control circuit available, and I'm not sure if that circuit isn't designed for inherent safety in explosive environments. It certainly could be.
So, Microsoft is still Microsoft. Good to know.
Firmware is stored on the magnetic medium on hard drives, so I don't see why they'd do it any other way on SSDs. Over the hundreds of millions of drives shipped, not having a large dedicated firmware flash saves real money.
It'd be a rather different design today. These parts simply had a process issue, they'd have failed whether they were ROMs or something else.
I presume that the drive treats its firmware as just a special range of blocks/sectors, subject to the same management as everything else. Eventually, you power cycle it, and the bootloader can't find any viable firmware blocks. It then appears bricked. That's the only explanation I see.
There are no limited lifespan devices on an RPI, of any revision, other than flash memory. If you replaced the boot flash and SD flash with mask-programmed devices, it'd certainly boot a 100 years from now. No doubt about it.
Nope. We have space hardware out there that is in very bad, high-radiation environment, and has lasted for decades. The capacitors aren't a problem if you designed the system to last long.
That's what tantalum and ceramic caps are for. BTW, there are zero electrolytics in the RPi.
About 80% of my work is embedded. You still writing out those state machines by hand? Tsk tsk tsk. I can't even begin to imagine being productive in embedded work without lots of code-generating tools. With a proper high-level language used to define communications protocols, for example, I can do in a day what would probably take me two weeks after all bugs are out. I have many such examples. I only use code generation because it works. And the code it produces can be as pretty, readable and comprehensible as I want it to be.
especially as it transfers a lot of stress onto the weakest part of the socket (the contacts).
That's quite hard to pull off, in fact. Mr Young and his modulus would like to have a word. When you have a composite of two materials, the less deformable one (metal vs. plastic!) will transfer more stress, when subjected to external loads. In a Lightning plug, the plastic mold around the Z (vertical) contact strips carries mostly the stresses related to shear forces on the contacts themselves. It's mostly isolated from any gross insertion alignment forces.
That's why I insist that you can't analyze such things without relevant mechanical engineering background. It just sounds silly.
BTW, Ligtning is mechanically a Molex design - let's put the credit where it's due
There aren't, because C++11 is, well, a standard for 4 years only, and C++98 implementations were spotty well into the middle of the following decade. Finally, not that many people are writing kernels from scratch...
I'm sorry, you're really doing it wrong, and I'm not trying to pull a "no true scotsman" on you. moc output code doesn't have to be readable, even though it's not an outright mess. For other code that you'd be writing generators for, it's on you to make it readable, and with the right approach it can work wonderfully. The 0mq folks use their own tool, gsl, and even though their own use of code generation inside of gsl is an abominable mess, you can actually use gsl to generate some very nice, readable code. In fact, the whole point of such code generation is that it will be, by necessity, much more uniform and of higher quality than handwritten code - once you debug the generator, it'll do its job whether you are tired or not.
It's not the only tool like that out there. If you're masochistic enough, you can even write code generators in xslt
That's what external monitors are nominally for - the standard USB C laptop setup is with an external monitor acting as a USB C dock. Finally, with USB C you can actually use non-Apple power supplies to keep your laptop going. There will be such products available very soon from a lot of third parties.
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Hi again,
I posted a few days ago with a yard plan and received some great suggestions. We have adjusted the plan to increase planting space on the side of the yard with the doors from the house by removing the deck and extending the patio so we have only one surface. The problem with this plan is that there is a ledger board on the house that runs 9' from the corner and if we have patio there, the rather unsightly board will show. We could add stone steps with a landing wide enough to cover the board but by the time we add three steps at 11" depth, we will have covered half of that side of the patio with steps which defeats the purpose of converting from deck to patio.
We could revert to the original plan of a deck that is even with the ledger board and have steps to the patio or have all patio but with a wood step off the house to the patio, paint the ledge board that is exposed and put planters on either side of the steps to add greenery and color (was estimated at $5-6K for the stone step).
This is the original thread.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
I'll retry. Just so you know I never said anything about tropical plants in the last post. I live in the North and I use Virbinum, lilacs, & burning bushes as undercut "trees". Hostas would be great for the shady spots by the fence (just choose different colors greens so it doesn't get boring). Echinachea (sp?) daylilies, catmint & Siberlian iris are all super hardy and work well mixed in the border correctly.
I took out that small bit of bed you had by the house...it does nothing and takes away your space you need for your privacy circle.
Thanks again Dani. I incorporated the curve you suggested but thought you had replaced the planting area between the house and circle with pots in the first version so was thinking I would be limited by the growing season. I really like the plant placement you created.
Yardvaark, I will post a pic but it snowed yesterday and it is now too wet. Yes, snow at the end of April. The winter that just won't stop giving...
"The planting area by the house is almost 3' deep so if I make it any deeper, I would need to climb in to weed, etc." It should be designed for plants and overall appearance. Any resourceful person could attest to the fact that taking care of a bed that is deeper is not really a problem. There are many ways to overcome this.
That patio is developing more gimmicky looking features. I would keep it simple and am suggesting a few alterations based on your initial premise. Also, the small space next to steps seems without purpose and would be better eliminated. I think it would "feel" better if the steps were a little more spacious and were oriented toward the majority of the patio. I'm showing the two versions side-by-side to make comparison easier.
If I were on my own and starting from scratch, I think I'd eliminate the circle, too, if all it is is a paving pattern change. (Not talking about how used, but just the physical object itself.)


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Agencies should immediately cap the number of data centers and reduce the count by 2015.
President Barack Obama today told agencies to sell off excess data centers, among other properties, as a way to save money.
"Over the past decade, the private sector reduced its data center footprint by capitalizing on innovative technologies to increase efficiencies. However, during that same period, the federal government experienced a substantial increase in the number of data centers," Obama wrote in a memo released today. The increase has led agencies to consume more energy and pay more in real estate costs such as operations and maintenance, he wrote.
Obama told agencies to immediately adopt a policy against expanding data centers beyond the current number and develop plans to consolidate and reduce the number of centers by 2015. Agencies must submit plans on how to reduce their data centers to the Office of Management and Budget by Aug. 30, the memo states.
The political hurdle to data center consolidation Will data center history repeat itself?Extreme makeover: Cutting data centers down to size
The federal government has roughly 1,100 data centers compared with 432 in 1998, according to OMB.
Federal officials say the push to consolidate data centers makes sense because each of the more than 100 federal agencies has anywhere from five to 20 data centers. However, agencies may find it tough to shut down a center because one center can provide 1,000 jobs, they say.
Ultimately, the president expects this order to produce at least $3 billion in cost savings by the end of fiscal 2012, according to memo. Those savings should come from the property sales, reduced operating and maintenance costs, and smaller and even fewer energy bills.
The administration wants to cut its expenses in several areas. This memo comes as OMB told agencies to cut 5 percent of their fiscal 2012 discretionary budgets from programs that aren't doing much to further an agency's mission.
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A pretty meaingless stunt announcement. Most federal data centers are in leased space, or contained within other federal facilities or military bases. There are only a few stand-alone data centers that I have ever heard of, and some of them are in stupid locations (like flood plains in NOLA), where nobody rational puts a data center in the first place.
Can we cut EEO? There's an agency function that doesn't do much to further the mission...
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The Weaver family-owned 82-space Prospect Street lot opposite Cafe Milano will be redeveloped into "Prospect Place" by McCaffery Interests Inc. This, according to Washington Business Journal.
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Thomas B. Anderson, President of Washington Fine Properties (WFP), announced Friday that WFP will offer the truly remarkable 2,000 acre Upperville, Virginia farm of Rachel "Bunny" Lambert Mellon, who died earlier this year at the age of 103. One of the most important farms in America, Oak Spring Farm is where Paul and Bunny Mellon shared their many passions including horse breeding, horticulture, and art collecting.
Oak Spring Farm includes a rare and private mile-long airstrip, extensive equestrian stables and barns, extraordinary gardens and greenhouses, guest houses, tenant houses, a pool house designed by noted architect I.M. Pei, and the stately neo-Georgian mansion known as "Brick House". Designed in 1941 by renowned architect William Adams Delano of Delano and Aldrich, the Brick House became a home for Mr. and Mrs. Mellon's world-renowned art collection. The property is being offered in its entirety for $70 million.
"Washington Fine Properties is extremely honored to have been chosen to represent Mrs. Mellon's beloved farm," said Tom Anderson. "For over 65 years, the mystique of the farm has captured attention worldwide."
Rachel "Bunny" Lambert Mellon (1910-2014) was a renowned horticulturist and collector, whose marriage to Paul Mellon in 1948, the only son of financier Andrew Mellon, united two of America's most affluent families.
A supremely private woman with a deep passion for gardening, Bunny sculpted the couple's beloved Oak Spring Farm into the closest American version of the English Cotswolds. While Oak Spring was her private treasure, Mrs. Mellon's extensive list of contributions to the world of horticulture includes redesigns of the Rose Garden and East Garden at The White House for her close friend, Jacqueline Kennedy, and the revival of Louis XIV's kitchen garden at Versailles. The Oak Spring Garden Library, Mrs. Mellon's celebrated collection of rare books, manuscripts, works of art and artifacts relating to gardening, landscape design, horticulture, botany, natural history and travels, is world-renowned and among the finest of its kind. Sharing a fondness for art, Mr. and Mrs. Mellon built an extraordinary collection and generously supported the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Equally passionate about horses, the couple bred and raised champion racehorses at Oak Spring Farm. The Mellons are the only individuals to ever own a winner of the Kentucky Derby, Epsom Derby, and Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
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Green Island-based Ecovative, which opened a plant two years ago in Iowa, is moving its mushroom-based packaging manufacturing back to Troy, at the Ross Valve Tech Park. Eight workers at the plant in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where Ecovative was manufacturing under a partnership with Sealed Air Corp., will be relocated to the Troy facility, with […] [Read More]
Daylong event seeks to boost area entrepreneurship
It's called Business Opportunities to Success Summit, or BOSS, and it brings together noteworthy entrepreneurs, and business and academic leaders, for a day of insights and ideas. Speakers, ranging from Vic Christopher of Lucas Confectionery in Troy to Alan Chartock of WAMC Northeast Public Radio in Albany, will each spend five minutes sharing their most […] [Read More]
Southern Tier yogurt maker pledges $2m support for Middle East refugees
The founder of Chobani yogurt, which has enjoyed spectacular growth since staring seven years ago in Chenango County, has pledged $2 million for immediate humanitarian relief to Iraqi and Syrian refugees along Turkish border, according to a company press release. Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya, who attended the University at Albany, has built the company into […] [Read More]
Overit hosts Startup Grind Albany for entrepreneurs
Startup Grind Albany, part of a global startup community that describes its mission as educating, inspiring and connecting entrepreneurs through various events and speaker series, will hear Rick D'Errico, the managing director of New York BizLab during its next meeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 8th. The event will be held at Overit, […] [Read More]
Angel investors to launch second investment fund
Eastern New York Angels, an early-stage seed investment angel group based in the Capital Region, is forming a second investment fund following the successful completion of its first fund. An informational meeting for qualified investors will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 9th at the Wolfert's Roost Country Club in Loudonville. The […] [Read More]
Westerlo business leader honored by Business Council of NYS
Roger Hannay, president and CEO of Hannay Reels, in Westerlo, Albany County, has been named 2014 recipient of the Corning Award for Excellence by The Business Council of New York State. Sponsored by Corning Inc., the award will be presented to Hannay on Sept. at the council's annual meeting at The Sagamore Resort in Bolton […] [Read More]
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The Center for Economic Growth and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Emerging Ventures Ecosystem will host a Venture Bplan Series forum at 7:30 a.m. July 30. The forum, which will be held at RPI's Heffner Alumni House, will include presentations from Open Campus and getOUT4.com. Both start-ups will present to a panel of investors, entrepreneurs and business […] [Read More]
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Investor Chris Hansen says he remains committed to getting the NBA back to Seattle even though he just lost one of his biggest partners in the process.
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Most companies have three distinct languages being used internally: marketing speak, tech speak, and design speak. It's vital to find a good interpreter.
I'm writing from Europe, where I am part of a project team that speaks four different languages. The team has a singular interpreter who speaks all the languages. My team speaks English, and the other three teams speak Slovak, Hungarian, and Czech. Our poor interpreter is the sole medium through whom all the teams can collaborate.
This got me thinking about language barrier issues on a smaller scale, and closer to home. Specifically, most companies have three distinct languages being used internally: marketing speak, tech speak, and design speak. Each of these languages is vital to their respective teams, and each of these teams work together on the same projects. But often a lot is lost in translation when these teams try to talk to each other. Worse, the factions are sometimes afraid to talk to each other, which leads to even more disaster.
It's vital to find a good interpreter. In many cases, this is the project manager. All too often, however, project managers each come out of the business or tech side of the company and are as intimidated by the other sides as the team members themselves are. I remember back when I was an employee (before I owned my own company) and our project manager would come back and say things like "IT said this feature would take four months to build." I would ask her "did you ask why?" The reply would be either a simple "no," or an "I didn't understand the answer." Having one foot in the tech side and one in the marketing/business side, it is easier for me to push back on the tech team, because I know what building a certain feature will entail. I can't even tell you the look on the faces of the tech folks at Barnes&Noble.com when I asked them to see the database schema they were designing for one of my features. I was on the business side, but I wanted to make sure that it was going to be efficient and scalable for our future needs. It wasn't micromanaging per se, but I didn't want to get into a situation six months later where the new features we were planning were impossible to implement given how the database had been designed.
This actually happened to me in my first job out of college. I was a software architect, and marketing asked us to build in certain reports to the software we were designing. This was no problem. But, right before launch (about four months later), when we were in our final beta test, he asked for another reporting feature. It seemed simple enough to him, but it would have required a major rewrite to our code to be able to generate the data needed for this report.
Whose fault was that? In that case, I will place the blame on the marketing folks for not thinking about the business case enough in time to give us detailed specs. Further, had they told us why certain reports would be included instead of just telling us what they needed, we probably would have pointed out this final report as one that we should build as well while we are building in reporting. In other words, had marketing involved tech in the business side of things, we would have had a better sense of how the tech would evolve over time, and we could have helped a lot more.
While it's easy to always blame tech for things because their language is the most foreign to people, the business side's unwillingness to think of tech as a business partner is equally to blame for these situations.
The lessons here are simple. The project manager must not only speak all the languages, she can't be intimidated by any of them. The business side should work more closely with tech instead of simply handing off requirement documents. Tech needs to get more invested in thinking about the features they create in a larger business context, and work more to explain their world to everyone else instead of purposefully retreating in the "black box of mystery" they like to cloister themselves in.
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My origins are of the hametic-shemitic race. Descendants of Ham (Egyptians/Kham/Kemets) and Shem (Israelites).
Long explanation:Spoiler:My ancestors are the original Israelites forced out of their land by the people of the north that spread throughout the world to speak different languages and were sold into slavery for 400 years for their disobedience to God (Genesis 28: 49-68).
I technically can't call myself African American because Africa is named after Scipio Africanus, a Roman General that couldn't describe the Ethiopian region of where Hannibal came from when he conquered Greece.
That land was a deritive of Eden where God started all life. Satan hates God's original people so he uses the ignorance in their hearts to tear us apart like Cain did Abel as a result of sin.
So white ppl til this day believe that Nubian Egyptians are white and that a man with skin like fine brass is a white man with blue eyes and blonde hair that looks like a homosexual name Cesare Borgia and that the 12 disciples are white criminals painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Or that you can sneak a little white baby into the confines of a city filled with dark skinned people to avoid persecution.
People that eradicate our culture from its true identity because they know not of their own and til this day tell us that we can't be of African descent because our dominant genes are not dominant enough for them so we should be American like those that discriminate against us but cops use it to racially profile us.
My bad bruh, continue on.
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