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New Tech Preview build (TP3) now available
A new XenServer technical preview refresh is now available, including the latest build patches and enhanced features and functionality.
Experience high performance and enhanced 3D graphics
- Representing a new form factor for virtualized graphics, Intel GVT-g enhanced graphics are based on the embedded Intel Iris Pro GPU within the Intel Xeon E3 chipset. This opens up new hardware opportunities for virtualized application and desktop environments.
- NVIDIA GRID vGPU support has been added enabling customers to trial NVIDIA functionality while leveraging other TP platform enhancements.
Enhanced storage features for lower TCO
- SMB Storage Repository (SR) support is available for customers utilizing Microsoft Windows based storage arrays.
- Offline storage migration allows migration of a VM's storage between resource-pooled hosts, across pools or standalone hosts while the VM is in a powered off or paused state. This provides greater flexibility for infrastructure admins to re-tier VMs or perform host-level maintenance without first having to power the VMs on.
- FCoE offload for NICs provides infrastructure admins with an alternative, lower cost of entry FCoE capability.
- Complementing existing FC boot capabilities, Cisco UCS customers can now boot software directly from-iSCSI to start up XenServer hosts.
Improved infrastructure performance and scalability
- XenServer Health Check alerts administrators to common infrastructure issues, including misconfiguration, outdated drivers, and new applicable patches based on configuration.
- Automated XenServer VM driver management enables Windows Update to handle automatic installation and future updates. The XenServer infrastructure manager no longer needs to manage updating the XenTools in Windows VM. This enables the VM to be updated inline with a company's corporate policy for driver updates.
- Simplified heterogeneous pool support allows new XenServer hosts to be added to existing resource pools, regardless of the underlying CPU type (within the same vendor family).
- Enhanced support for large scale Microsoft Active Directory infrastructures provides enhanced performance.
- XenServer Conversion Manager has been updated to support the migration of the latest releases of Windows client and server Oss.
- Migration from recent VMware vSphere versions, including vSphere 6.0 enabled.
- For host scalability, 5TB RAM and 288 CPUs enable larger physical servers to power larger infrastructures, lowering the cost of ownership with higher consolidation ratios.
- For VM scalability, 1.5TB RAM with up to 32 vCPUs enables larger VMs, opening up the platform to new use cases such as for SAP and in-memory databases.
- The number of per-VM disks (VBDs) has increased from 16 to 255 with a maximum of 4096 per host.
Download the XenServer Tech Preview
New in XenServer 6.5 and SP1
Citrix XenServer 6.5 increases speed, scalability and performance of enterprise-grade desktop, cloud and server virtualization deployments through enhancements to networking, storage, graphics and operational management.
This release brings new levels of virtualized infrastructure workload versatility, performance and scalability to enterprise and service provider customers. Customers can more cost-effectively deliver high-end 3D graphics applications, take advantage of the latest 64-bit hardware and OS platforms and better support enterprise-grade requirements for high-performance networking, storage and workload management.
Expanded support for GPU virtualization
With architectural improvements, XenServer now supports the latest NVIDIA GRID cards and more physical GPUs per host, increasing vGPU session scalability by 50% (from 64 VMs to 96 VMs). The XenServer hypervisor management platform is able to effectively scale as the hardware grows.
Enhanced support for enterprise server virtualization
XenServer 6.5 re-introduces workload balancing (WLB) and support for workload monitoring and reporting. This gives system administrators deep insight into system performance, allowing infrastructure optimization and dynamically moving workloads based on compute, storage and networking loads. XenServer can even automatically place workloads based on historic data. The reporting functionality is particularly useful for administrators to understand overall systems health, as well as metrics such as system capacity.
Improvements to networking, storage and availability
The Distributed Virtual Switch Controller (DVSC), which relies on the Open Virtual Switch networking, has had its deprecation notice rescinded and the feature is brought up to date with new security patches.
A number of architectural updates have significantly increased networking performance, by as much as 800% in some cases, now with support for Generic Receive Offload (GRO), the ability to save dom0 kernel CPU resources and improved IPv6 guest performance. Grant Mapping has been increased 100% in aggregate throughput of multiple VMs. Its network performance improvements enable more VMs to run effectively per host. Storage performance has also been increased by over 100%, with support for in-memory read caching and tapdisk3, and reduced IOPS on storage networks.
Full 64-bit next-generation architecture
XenServer has always had a 64-bit heart, being based on the Xen hypervisor (a Linux Foundation project). It has also long supported both 32-bit and 64-bit guest operating systems, although the control domain (Dom0) was previously 32-bit. In this release, XenServer v6.5 now ships with a 64-bit control domain, which has a profound impact to the host.
No longer constrained to 32-bit OS limitations, the XenServer control domain is now able to directly access far more memory (RAM) and address more PCIe adapters than before. Both of these enhancements increase the scalability and performance of the overall system, and enable XenServer to support the latest generation of 64-bit server hardware from OEMs.
Improved management and maintenance
XenServer 6.5 management and maintenance improvements allow administrators to install a set of patches with a minimum number of host reboots. Additionally, device driver versions have been decoupled from kernel build versions where possible to avoid reverting to obsolete device drivers. Where required, future service packs will now include any new device drivers, and the Hotfix notification process has been improved.
The SP1 release introduces Docker container support to extend flexibility in the datacenter with granular visibility into running processes and container configuration, as well as run-time management of containers to start, stop and pause. Also included in SP1 are:
- Double density – XenServer is tested and supported running up to 1000 VMs per host, given sufficient underlying hardware and appropriately sized VMs.
- Intel GVT-d support – GPU pass-through on Intel chipsets embedded is a perfect accompaniment to XenApp workloads requiring enhanced graphics.
- Enhanced nVIDIA GRID GPU support – an update to existing GRID GPU pass-through support enables deployment of Linux workloads with enhanced graphics.


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Baby Boy Christmas Ornaments
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You are always welcome here at Audiko, where you can find killer ringtones for your Android smartphone. Today we have a ringtone of "Jumping" by nokia 3310 as well as 61 other ringtones by nokia 3310. "Jumping" is one of the best tracks from the "Ringing Tone" album that was produced by nokia 3310 at their studios together with other 5 tracks. You can listen to all 4 nokia 3310 – "Jumping" ringtone variations available here and download it for free right to your phone. You can also get other 2 albums produced by nokia 3310 for all time. "Jumping" is referred to , and we can offer you a huge amount of albums absolutely for free. And finally, we have collected lyrics for this track and you can view it here as well. So feel free to browse, listen, download ringtones at Audiko.net. Make your phone sound cool!
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Digitimes Research: March 7W, 9W LED light bulb prices down in China
Apr 7, 13:57
March average retail pricing for 7W LED light bulbs (equivalent to 40W incandescents) in the China market decreased 21.4% on month to CNY29.10 (US$4.70), while 9W models (equivalent...
Digitimes Research: China smartphone shipments drop over 30% sequentially in 1Q15 as small regional vendors suffer
Apr 2, 15:19
China's smartphone shipments are expected to have dropped over 30% sequentially in the first quarter due to decreased export shipment. China's first- and second-tier brand vendors...
Digitimes Research: Lenovo to ship less than 10 million smartphones in 1Q15
Apr 2, 14:02
Lenovo is expected to ship less than 10 million smartphones in the first quarter of 2015 due to high inventories left over from the previous quarter as well as its marketing strategy...
Digitimes Research: Samsung expected to see increasing orders on 14nm process
Apr 2, 12:01
Qualcomm's next-generation application processor (AP), the Snapdragon 820, is expected to outsource to Samsung Electronics using a 14nm node, which the Korea-based foundry house has...
Digitimes Research: China panel makers advancing production of high-end applications
Mar 31, 15:51
China panel makers are continuing to move toward production of TFT Oxide displays for use in large-size applications in addition to AMOLED, with Tianma Microelectronics starting to...
Digitimes Research: Tianma expects new high-end display fabs to enter production in 2H15
Mar 27, 11:32
Based on recent product displays and talks with representatives at Tianma Optoelectronics at the FPD China 2015 exhibition, the company is actively pursuing OLED and LTPS TFT LCD...
Digitimes Research: Microsoft to push 2 inexpensive notebooks in mid-2015 to counter Chromebook penetration
Mar 27, 10:54
Although the launches of inexpensive Chromebooks using Rockchip's solutions were postponed recently, Google is not giving up plans to release such products in 2015, forcing Microsoft,...
Digitimes Research: Holitech to become 2nd-largest touch panel maker in China after acquisitions
Mar 26, 14:56
China-based touch panel maker Holitech Technology reportedly will raise funds to acquire Each Opto Electronics Industrial, BYD's electronics component department, and Pingbo Electronics,...
Digitimes Research: Japan semiconductor product value edges up 8.7% in 2014 amid strategic changes
Mar 25, 15:47
The production value of Japan's semiconductor industry reached JPY3.25 trillion (US$27.5 billion) in 2014, increasing 8.7% from a year earlier. Companies have received a boost from...
Digitimes Research: More automakers looking to use adaptive LED headlights in upcoming cars
Mar 25, 15:35
Following the release of vehicles from Mazda that feature adaptive LED headlight (ALH) technology, more vehicle vendors are looking to incorporate the technology into upcoming automobiles...
Digitimes Research: Samsung to rank as top smartphone vendor in 2015
Mar 25, 12:28
Samsung Electronics will lead the world's top-10 smartphone vendor rankings in 2015, followed by Apple, Lenovo, LG Electronics, Huawei, Xiaomi Technology, Microsoft, TCL Communication...
Digitimes Research: White-box tablet players turn to Windows 2-in-1s using Intel Bay Trail in 2Q15
Mar 23, 15:51
Shipments for white-box tablets using Intel solutions enjoyed significant growth on quarter in the fourth quarter of 2014 and are expected to see flat performance or drop slightly...
Digitimes Research: Sharp to see Oxide TFT LCD display segment challenges through 2015-2016
Mar 23, 14:32
Panel makers are looking to further invest in Oxide TFT LCD technology throughout 2015, with major plans to expand production capacity expected to unfold in the second half of the...
Digitimes Research: Global smartphone shipments in 2015 to reach 1.401 billion units
Mar 19, 22:42
There will be 1.401 billion smartphones shipped globally in 2015, increasing on year by 16.4%, according to Digitimes Research.
Digitimes Research: Samsung to adopt MediaTek APs for smartphones
Mar 18, 22:12
Samsung Electronics had talks with MediaTek over cooperation in the second half of 2014 and MediaTek is expected to become an application processor (AP) supplier of Samsung's smartphones...
Digitimes Research: Dual-OS tablets becoming popular in white-box market, but Google GMS remains an obstacle
Mar 18, 15:04
China's second-tier and white-box players have recently turned their focuses to dual-OS (operating system) tablets and are aggressively preparing to ship these products to overseas...
Digitimes Research: More China-based smartphone vendors gearing up efforts to promote overseas sales
Mar 17, 14:45
More China-based smartphone vendors, including second-tier Gionee, Zopo and Haier, appear to have geared up efforts to promote sales of their smartphones in overseas markets, according...
Digitimes Research: Taiwan top foundries combined revenues to rise 38.6% in 1Q15
Mar 16, 22:17
Taiwan's top-three IC foundries will see their combined revenues increase 38.6% from a year earlier in the first quarter of 2015, according to Digitimes Research.
Digitimes Research: South Korea 2013 robot production valued at KRW2.42 trillion
Mar 16, 21:57
South Korea recorded production value of KWR2.42 trillion (US$2.3 billion) for robots mainly used in the industrial segment during 2013, growing on year by 6.5%, while KWR737.6 billion...
Digitimes Research: Taiwan ready to develop smartphone payment system in 2015
Mar 13, 16:01
With 4G service subscribers accounting for 13% of Taiwan's overall telecom service users and the number of smartphone users in the country surpassing 13.5 million in 2014, Taiwan's...
Digitimes Research: Smartphone AP suppliers looking to offload inventory to tablet market
Mar 13, 14:28
China's smartphone application processor (AP) shipments enjoyed strong growth in the second half of 2014 as the country's 4G ecosystem gradually matured. However, the 4G growth came...
Digitimes Research: Development of Wi-Fi Only Phone service gaining momentum
Mar 12, 14:49
The launch of Google's Nova project and Cablevision's Freewheel services will help push the deployment of Cable Wi-Fi as well as the implementation of Wi-Fi Only Phone and Wi-Fi First...
Digitimes Research: LG, Sony Mobile, Acer highlight entry-level, mid-range smartphones at MWC
Mar 11, 22:07
In light of slowing sales of high-end smartphones, vendors including LG Electronics, Sony Mobile Communications and Acer all highlighted their new entry-level and mid-range models...
Digitimes Research: Home electronics market witnesses new HDR TVs and smart home development in February
Mar 11, 15:00
The February 2015 home electronics market witnessed several developments, including GE Appliances further integrating into the smart home market coupled with the launch of new high-end...
Digitimes Research: Apple notebook shipments to grow 30% sequentially in 2Q15 thanks to new MacBook products
Mar 11, 14:23
Apple is set to ship its new 12-inch MacBook on April 10 and has also upgraded the specifications of its MacBook Pro/Air notebooks. At the same time, Apple is reducing the inventory...
Digitimes Research: Notebook shipments by major brands, ODMs decline in February
Mar 11, 10:47
Notebook shipments (excluding detachable models) by the world's top-five brands and top-three ODMs declined 13% and 18%, respectively, in February, affected by reduced work days in...
Digitimes Research: LTPS TFT LCD production capacity to have CAGR of 20% from 2014-2017
Mar 9, 21:39
LTPS TFT LCD production capacity will have a CAGR of 19.8% from 2014-2017 compared with a 30.3% CAGR from 2011-2014, with China makers ranking number two globally as of 2017 in terms...
Digitimes Research: WiGig chips to support smartphones in 2H15
Mar 9, 11:09
WiGig (Wireless Gigabit Alliance) chips are expected to appear in high-end smartphones in the second half of 2015 with Qualcomm, Broadcom, Panasonic, Intel and Nitero as...
Digitimes Research: Intel simplifies Atom product lines for mobile devices
Mar 6, 16:16
Intel has announced its latest lineup for its Atom series products at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015 and in addition to simplifying the naming system for the processors to avoid...
Digitimes Research: February 7W, 9W LED light bulb prices sequentially up in China market
Mar 6, 16:05
February 2015 average retail prices for 7W LED light bulbs (equivalent to 40W incandescents) in the China market increased 10.8% on month to CNY37 (US$5.9), while 9W models (equivalent...
Digitimes Research: LG focuses on mid-range/entry-level smartphones and smartwatches at MWC 2015
Mar 6, 11:13
Unlike Samsung Electronics and High Tech Computer (HTC) that unveiled their newest flagship smartphones at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015 in Barcelona, Spain, LG Electronics focused...
Digitimes Research: 24- and 27-inch monitor retail pricing increases in February
Mar 4, 22:02
Global average retail prices for 24- and 27-inch LCD monitors in February 2015 rose on month by 6% to US$265 and 14% to US$465, respectively, according to Digitimes Research.
Digitimes Research: South Korea sees worldwide memory market share reaching 57.1% in 4Q14
Mar 4, 15:38
South Korea's production value for memory products, mainly DRAM and NAND flash chips, has been increasing for three consecutive quarters and reached KRW13.17 trillion (US$11.97 billion)...
Digitimes Research: Global server shipments in 2014 up 7.1% on year
Mar 4, 15:01
There were 10.420 million servers (counted based on motherboards) shipped globally in 2014, increasing on year by 7.1%, and due to fast growing demand from Internet data centers,...
Digitimes Research: Taiwan IC design industry output value to grow 13% in 2015
Mar 3, 20:28
The production value of Taiwan's IC design industry will rise 13.1% in 2015, thanks mainly to continued-strong demand coming from the smartphone sector, according to Digitimes Rese...
Digitimes Research: Taiwan makers ship 49.42 million large-size TFT-LCD panels in 1Q16
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When NASA's Orion capsule made its maiden flight in 2014, it was easy to forget that only half of the spacecraft actually went into orbit. A dummy version of the European Service Module (ESM), which is still undergoing development, sat behind the the unmanned capsule as it lifted off from Cape Canaveral. That development has just passed a major milestone according to the main contractor, Airbus Defence and Space, with a model of the ESM's solar array performing "flawlessly" in a deployment test this week.Read More
Pluto may be well and truly in New Horizons' rearview mirror, but data collected by the probe is still uncovering intriguing new details about the makeup of the distant dwarf planet. Studying images and data captured by the spacecraft during its July flyby, the New Horizons team has discovered a series of snow-capped mountains residing in one of the Pluto's more recognizable features.Read More
NASA is moving ahead with its new X-planes program by awarding its first contract to design a prototype "low-boom" supersonic passenger jet. At a ceremony today at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden announced that a team led by Lockheed Martin will develop the preliminary designs for a demonstration aircraft.Read More
The detection of a gamma-ray burst by NASA's Fermi Space Telescope a fraction of a second after the first ever recorded instance of a gravitational wave has led scientists to theorize that the dual black holes at the heart of the phenomenon formed inside a single colossal star.Read More
NASA recently released evidence buried for decades showing that astronauts on the Apollo 10 lunar mission in 1969 heard strange "space music" that seemingly defies explanation – or did it ... and does it? Many news services have picked up on the story and claim that the "space music" incident is only now being made public, but NASA disagrees. According to the space agency, the audio and transcripts from the mission have been available in the National Archives since 1973 and the explanation of the event is quite down to Earth.Read More
The testing of the Orion spacecraft continues in preparation for its first uncrewed mission atop the Space Launch System (SLS) slated for 2018. Following vibration testing, ocean recovery testing and its maiden test flight, NASA engineers are busy at work developing and testing the internal display and control components of the spacecraft that will one day carry crews into lunar orbit and, eventually, to Mars.Read More
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SCROGGIN, SABRA NICOLE, 22, of Shepherdsville, returned to her Heavenly Father Sunday, March 9, 2014.
Sabra was a 2009 graduate of Bullitt Central High School and enjoyed hanging out with friends.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her parents, Laura and Wade Scroggin; brother, Landon Wade Scroggin; grandparents, Linda "Ma' and Uriel "Pa" Sparks, Fred D. Scroggin, Everette and Juanita Estes and Brenda and Joseph Miele; fiancé, Robert James McGinnis; uncles, Perry Scroggin (Terry) and Steve Branham; cousin, Taylor Scroggin; feline companions, Skittles and Snickers and a host of other family and friends.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 05/22/14 -- Webtech Wireless Inc. (TSX:WEW), a leading provider of vehicle fleet location-based services (LBS) and telematics technology, today announces enhancements to its reporting capabilities with new Advanced Reports and Dashboards.
Webtech Wireless customers using the award winning Quadrant solution will now enjoy a more interactive and dynamic user experience. The Advanced Reports and Dashboards provide intelligent data which enables fleet managers to focus on key performance indicators (KPIs) and identify critical issues that impact their fleet operations.
The interactive Advanced Reports offer dynamic sorting, filtering, and maneuvering capabilities that let users easily compare and analyze KPIs in a single interface. The extracted data is presented in an intelligently organized manner and is viewable from the web or can be exported into a Portable Document Format (PDF), Microsoft Excel® and other digital forms.
In addition to Advanced Reports, Quadrant subscribers can also use Dashboards to meet their fleet management goals. Dashboards are a set of graphical data analysis tools that provide a high-level view of KPIs that are specific to a business objective. Users can customize their Dashboards by selecting specific drivers, vehicle groups, or setting a custom of tolerance benchmarks and KPI targets. Fleet managers and dispatchers can easily identify vehicle and driver trends and highlight any critical issues that may pose as challenges to their fleet operations.
"Our new Advanced Reports and Dashboards provide a snapshot of essential fleet information in a rich and engaging format," says Fara Saeedi, Vice President of Software Engineering, Webtech Wireless. "These new reporting capabilities equip fleet managers with a powerful set of tools that transform raw data into valuable business information that impact fleet operation decisions."
"Webtech Wireless' state-of-the-art technology delivers high-value data to our customers every single day. In today's marketplace, big data is the most powerful asset an organization can own," says Scott Edmonds, President and CEO of Webtech Wireless "Our business intelligence tools coupled with big data not only provides visibility to what is happening, but drives change that enhances operational efficiencies."
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Webtech Wireless (TSX:WEW) is a leader in providing fleet management telematics, GPS and automatic vehicle location (AVL) solutions that improve efficiency, accountability and reduce costs. Our end-to-end solutions automate record keeping and regulatory compliance, reduce fuel burn and idling, mitigate risk, and keep drivers safe. Managers trust us to ensure people are accountable and vehicles are visible. Through the cloud, in the office, or straight to mobile devices, we deliver Fleet Intelligence Anywhere(TM). Our products are InterFleet®, for government winter maintenance, public works and waste management fleets; and Quadrant®, for commercial fleet operations and compliance (HOS, EOBR). Please visit www.webtechwireless.com.
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Yemen peace talks commence in Kuwait on April 21 following a threeday delay
Parties to the conflict largely maintain a cessation of hostilities, which began on April 10
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GENEVA (18 January 2016) – The vital flow of remittances from diaspora countries into Somalia is under threat as a result of necessary, but inadequately thought-through counter-terrorism measures. United Nations human rights experts have warned that the measures risk severely affecting the human rights of the people of Somalia, and have urged the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Somalia to ensure that such remittances continue to flow.
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Caroline Kennedy's mysteriously abrupt decision to abandon her Senate bid gave rise to a swirl of accusations Thursday and speculation over whether she jumped or was pushed.
ALBANY, N.Y. — Caroline Kennedy's mysteriously abrupt decision to abandon her Senate bid gave rise to a swirl of accusations Thursday and speculation over whether she jumped or was pushed.
The 51-year-old daughter of President Kennedy was widely considered a front-runner for the Senate seat until she sent a midnight e-mail to reporters and Gov. David Paterson, saying she was withdrawing for what she described only as personal reasons.
Even though many Democrats had thought Paterson was going to appoint Kennedy soon, a person close to the governor said Thursday that Paterson had no intention of picking her because he believed she handled herself poorly in introducing herself as a candidate.
The person also said there were concerns about possible tax problems for Kennedy, a potential "nanny problem" involving a housekeeper and media rumors that her marriage was on the rocks. The person, who spoke on condition of anonymity, would not elaborate.
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Kennedy spokesman Stefan Friedman would not detail her reasons for withdrawing, but complained: "This kind of mudslinging demeans that process and all those involved."
The state tax department said it could not find any problems with Kennedy's tax records. In a December interview, she denied she had any "nannygate" problem and said her husband, Edwin Schlossberg, was very supportive and they lived together with their children.
On Thursday, Paterson said Kennedy's decision "was hers alone" and he hadn't ruled out any candidate before she withdrew. He is expected to announce his choice today.
Kennedy's withdrawal unfolded in chaotic fashion.
She called the governor around midday Wednesday and told him she was having second thoughts about the job, the person close to Paterson said. After several hours in which the governor's staff could not find her to discuss the matter, she told the governor she would remain in contention, the person said. Then came the midnight e-mail.
People close to the governor were clearly angry at Kennedy over the confusion.
"The question is, did she jump or was she pushed?" said Maurice Carroll of the Quinnipiac University poll.
A person close to Kennedy denied her "personal reasons" were concerns about the health of her uncle, Sen. Ted Kennedy, who had a cancerous brain tumor removed last summer.
Among those said to be in the running are New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo and Reps. Kirsten Gillibrand, Carolyn Maloney and Brian Higgins.


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Not fit for West Ham but Morrison joins QPR! Midfielder set for Loftus Road loan
Ravel Morrison will complete a loan move to QPR in the next 24 hours after Sam Allardyce revealed the midfielder is refusing to play for West Ham due to a 'niggling' injury.
Remarkably, Morrison is in line to feature in the QPR squad to take on Reading this Sunday despite declaring himself unfit to turn out for West Ham.
Allardyce professed to be in the dark about Morrison's impending move, but the midfielder is joining on three-month loan, with West Ham having the option of recalling him within the first 30 days. And his manager raised serious questions about the 21-year-old's commitment to the Hammers' cause.
Not operating at full capacity: Ravel Morrison (left) has been troubled by a groin injury
Keeping it clean: West Ham lead the way this season on Premier League clean sheets
Discussing Morrison's recent lack of playing time, Allardyce said: 'Ravel is still complaining about a niggling groin problem. Listening to our medical team, there is no problem if he wants to carry on. He says he feels it occasionally and instead of gritting your teeth and getting on with it... he is not the type.
'Lots of players
throughout the country will be playing with a similar type of injury
that the medical teams say, "You can carry on, it is not a problem".'
Morrison plays for QPR at the weekend after his reluctance to put his
body on the line at Upton Park, questions will inevitably be asked
about his West Ham future.
The midfielder has not played since the second leg of West Ham's Capital One Cup semi-final drubbing at the hands of Manchester City three weeks ago. It now seems he is on his way out of Upton Park at least in the short term, and a permanent departure in the summer cannot be ruled out.
Despite not feeling fit enough to turn out for West Ham, Morrison has refused a hernia operation to cure his groin problem. Such surgery would scupper his move across London to QPR.
Allardyce said: 'He has to decide whether he's going for a hernia operation. At the moment he doesn't need it.'
Morrison's short career has been full of controversy. He was shown the door at Old Trafford by Sir Alex Ferguson, despite the legendary manager saying he was the best 14-year-old player he had ever seen.
Grand Sam: Allardyce led West Ham to a 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday
Allardyce took a chance on the gifted youngster despite a past which includes convictions for witness intimidation and criminal damage.
Morrison shone for West Ham earlier in the current campaign, but struggled to maintain that form.
it seems the 'severe competition' for places at West Ham, coupled with
his unwillingness to play through his groin issue means, in the short
term at least, he is surplus to requirements at Upton Park.
It remains to be seen whether Harry Redknapp can extract consistent performances from the talented but troubled midfielder.
Meanwhile, Allardyce praised his defence after another clean sheet in the victory over Aston Villa.
The Hammers ran out 2-0 winners at Villa Park - which followed a 2-0 triumph over Swansea - and they have now kept 12 clean sheets in the league this season, a record no other side has bettered.
Allardyce said ahead of Tuesday's match against Norwich: 'Twelve clean sheets and nobody bettering that is a fantastic base to build from.
Back in the running: Joe Cole and Mo Diame (right) are in the squad for West Ham's match against Norwich
and foremost we have to maintain our defensive stability and if we do
that we'll have a great chance of gaining another three points.'
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game against Norwich at Upton Park on Tuesday, adding: 'We're in a rich
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into the squad.
'Every game recently has been massive in terms of trying to get the team in a better position in the league.
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Kopp's Flavor of the Day billboard ends 20-year run
Milwaukee commuters will now have to rely on the Web for the daily flavor forecast from Kopp's Frozen Custard.
Yes, it's true, that somewhat iconic I-43 North Kopp's billboard that proudly displays the "Flavor of the Day" is in its final days.
Kopp's didn't renew the sign, owned by Clear Channel Outdoor, and, next week, Concordia University will hang its promotional hat at the space located near the Capitol Drive exit.
The billboard, featuring a big blue circle with driving directions to the Kopp's Glendale location, also scrolled the flavor of the day.
How will commuters handle this? Simple. Like nearly everything else in life, they'll turn to Web.
Kopps.com has the Milwaukee restaurant's flavor forecast updated daily. You also can follow Kopp's on Twitter.
A call to Kopp's seeking a comment has not yet been returned.
dey102 | Oct. 15, 2009 at 12:01 p.m. (report)
They do have a "Flavor Line" you can call to find out the flavors but the problem is that it is done on a 1980's answering machine and sounds like someone is recording it from across the room.
I think taking the sign down stinks and I don't like it but the phone line is another option.
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swami says | Oct. 15, 2009 at 10:46 a.m. (report)
mkelover - it is possible to check the flavor BEFORE you get in the car if you know you're headed that way.
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High_Life_Man | Oct. 15, 2009 at 9:32 a.m. (report)
I have a feeling that this has a lot more to do with money than establishing a web presence.
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TheyThink | Oct. 14, 2009 at 10:51 p.m. (report)
Too bad it's WAY too dangerous to surf the web AND drive in order to find their flavor of the day. Guess I'll just have to go to Culver's now since I see their billboards around the area.
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BVmom | Oct. 14, 2009 at 5:36 p.m. (report)
that is a real shame. i stopped on sunday just because i saw the sign.
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The Kiwi maker of a documentary on climate change has won a top scientific prize.
Victoria University professor Simon Lamb, maker of the film "Thin Ice", has been awarded the New Zealand Association of Scientists' 2013 Communicator prize.
The award recognises excellence in communicating science to the general public.
Lamb's 2013 documentary put him in the lead, immediate past president of the association Shaun Hendy said.
"Simon really stood out for he fact that he's been able to reach an international audience, and that's actually quite unique for a scientist who has been based in New Zealand," he said.
"Thin Ice" was released on Earth Day last year (22 April), and has since been viewed more than 50,000 times.
"It's so topical and so important, and it's also an area, communicating climate change, that's fraught with difficulty, because it has become a bit of a political issue as well as a scientific issue, so it does take some courage for a scientist to really put their neck out," he said.
Lamb has been involved in science communication since 1990, writing popular books and working on TV and film documentaries, including 10 documentaries with the BBC on earth science subjects.
Lamb says while his audience's response has been gratifying, this is the first time he has been recognised by his fellow scientists in the 24 years he has been communicating science to the public.
"I'm very pleased that I've got this award because there were times when I wondered whether the scientific community would appreciate the investment in time and feel that it was worthwhile," he said.
The next media project he wants to work on is looking at the solutions to climate change, talking to scientists and engineers about how humanity might tackle the problem.
Other winners of the 2013 awards were Professor Barry Scott from Massey University, who won the Marsden Medal for his work on the relationship between grass and fungus, which has been of great importance to the New Zealand agriculture industry, Hendy said.
Wining this year's Shorland Medal was Dr Graham Nugent and his team at Landcare Research for their two decades of research into New Zealand pest control.
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