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Quest Software, Inc. (now a part of Dell) enables organizations to clear significant hurdles associated with Windows 7/8 migrations by identifying the top rules for streamlining the process, while reducing costs and corporate risk. Companies often underestimate the major obstacles caused by application compatibility issues brought on by Windows migrations, which can involve laborious, time-consuming manual processes. While every organization—regardless of size—has different variables that can affect migrations, a core set of requirements for preparing, planning, organizing, and implementing the process remains the same. As a leader in application compatibility and a known, trusted partner in Windows 7/8 migrations, Quest has drawn upon its extensive experience in performing migrations worldwide, to develop 10 rules for avoiding undue cost and risk by leveraging best practices for application compatibility, automation and virtualization.
Ten Rules for a Streamlined Windows 7/8 Migration:
Plan the migration ─ Scope and assess the project to get a clear understanding of cost, resources and time required.
Rationalize the application list ─ Retiring older, incompatible versions and consolidating where possible means IT doesn't spend valuable resources migrating what isn't needed.
Don't forget the "unmanaged applications" ─ they can be the silent killers of any migration.
Conduct application compatibility assessment as early as possible; accurate results help ensure that rationalization decisions are sound.
Automate where ever possible ─ Don't assume all steps in the migration will be performed in one clean swoop; automation is the only way to ensure that any step that is repeated is consistent, which can save up to 50 percent in time and costs needed for migrations.
Don't neglect Web applications ─ More and more mission-critical apps depend on Web applications. Since Windows includes Internet Explorer, successful migrations require the resolution of any issues around Web-based applications early.
Build automated application assessment into the existing packaging service so new apps will stream in throughout the migration, improving user experience significantly while saving weeks to months on the migration project, as well as needed budget.
Virtualize applications ─ Usable apps are portable apps, so, in today's mobile and remote work environment, applications should be virtualized to ensure they are available when and where users need them.
Be prepared for multiple build changes ─ Know that as the migration project progresses, the Windows build will undergo change. This understanding will enable greater agility and responsiveness to change, which leads to faster, smoother migrations.
Have a plan for how to complete User Acceptance Testing (UAT) ─ Leveraging desktop virtualization speeds and streamlines user acceptance testing, which results in more satisfied users and IT organizations, alike.
Leveraging Application Compatibility Assessment and Automation to Shave Migration Time and Cost
- By adding automation and broad platform support, organizations are able to effectively adopt technology that lets them turn virtually endless cycles of change into key opportunities to introduce new efficiencies and better business alignment.
- Quest ChangeBASE™ now delivers a market-leading ability to reduce the risks associated with Windows 7/8, Office 2010, Windows Server 2008/2012, IE 9/10 or Firefox, and virtualized application migration by allowing organizations to leverage faster application compatibility assessment, automated testing, remediation and packaging, and seamless application virtualization.
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- More supported platforms for conversion of applications on virtual machines ─ Simplifies and speeds conversion of applications into virtual applications or MSI on all main platforms, including Hyper-V and VMware Workstation.
- Extended support of automated imports using SCCM 2012 ─ Speeds and simplifies import of applications into ChangeBASE via the latest corporate-wide Configuration Manager supplied by Microsoft.
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"There is no denying the opportunity for cost savings and improved user productivity afforded by Windows migrations; but, Windows 7 and 8 migrations can be prolonged and difficult if they aren't handled correctly. The need for simplicity and speed in these projects is felt by companies worldwide. Quest has taken everything we've learned from years of experience assisting with hundreds of migration projects, plus our expertise in application compatibility, to create this set of rules for making Windows 7 and 8 migrations faster and easier. The newest version of our ChangeBASE application compatibility tool further facilitates ease and speed in Windows migration projects with the injection of unique automation and platform support."
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Xander Bogaerts admits he was motivated after not making 2015 All-Star team
|07.10.16 at 5:23 pm ET
Xander Bogaerts will soon be boarding a plane to San Diego for the 2016 All-Star Game for his first All-Star appearance, but he very well could have made his first appearance last year in Cincinnati.
In 2015, the shortstop slashed .304/.338/.411 with three home runs and 43 RBIs in the first half of the season, but did not get invited to the game.
Brock Holt was the only member of the Red Sox to get the invite and the other American League shortstops were Alcides Escobar and Jose Iglesias.
A year later, Bogaerts admitted he was motivated by not making the team.
"A little bit. A little bit," he said following Sunday's 4-0 win over the Rays to close out the first half. "That definitely helped my second half, but this is a new year and I am thankful."
Bogaerts was even better in the second half as he slashed .337/.372/.431 with four home runs and 38 RBIs. He's carried it over into 2016 as going into the break he's batting .329 with 10 home runs and 55 RBIs. The home runs and RBIs are the most by a Red Sox shortstop at the All-Star break since Nomar Garciparra back in 2003.
Since the start of last year, his 313 hits are the second-most in the majors.
Even with his tremendous first half and first All-Star nod, Bogaerts feels there are still ways he can improve in the second half.
"I'm swinging at a lot of balls out of the zone, but that would help a lot definitely," he said. "I would like to go the other way more in the second half so that's something I have a lot to do on since I've been pulling it as of late. Hopefully I just can go back that."
Red Sox reliever Brad Ziegler calls pitching at Fenway Park 'everything you dream of' after 1st appearance
|07.10.16 at 5:08 pm ET
Less than 48 hours ago, relief pitcher Brad Ziegler was in Arizona, prepared to be traded, but not sure when or if it would happen.
Come Sunday afternoon, he was pitching the ninth inning of a 4-0 division matchup in front of a sellout crowd at Fenway Park as a member of the Red Sox.
"It was awesome, a lot of adrenaline," said Ziegler. "The fans, I'm grateful for the reception they gave me when they announced me. It was a lot of fun, it was kind of everything you dream of when you think about putting on a Red Sox uniform and playing at Fenway. And to be able to close out a game and end the first half on a good note was fun."
The 36-year-old righty followed up starter David Price's tremendous outing by pitching the ninth inning, not allowing a batter to reach base while striking out two.
"I felt good," he said. "It's fun to sit and watch David pitch, he was fantastic today. I felt pretty good, just wanted to go out and try to go out and throw strikes. You've got a lead, be aggressive and just made some decent pitches and use our defense."
Manager John Farrell was impressed with the reliever's first outing, hoping that the small sample size shown Sunday is a sign of what is left to come.
"Yeah, we'll take two strikeouts out of every three every time he walks to the mound. We felt like his style, that submarine type arm-slot, that's a real good fit to the remainder of our bullpen," Farrell said. "With the number of quality hitters in our division, he gives us a guy who can potentially matchup favorably. A veteran guy that's pitched late in the game, pitched in important roles. He adds a lot of I think proven experience and performance to that back end."
Closing Time: David Price throws gem, David Ortiz homers as Red Sox go into break in style
|07.10.16 at 4:07 pm ET
In the final game before the All-Star break, Sunday afternoon's tilt between the Red Sox and Rays possesed all of the things that went right for the Red Sox in the first half of the season, seemingly leaving the negatives back in June.
En route to a 4-0 win over the AL East-worst Rays, the Sox hit the ball well and often, were sound on defense, and were able to lean on their ace David Price.
With a first half of the season characterized by criticism of not living up to the "ace" status placed upon him, Price put together a masterful outing, going eight innings, allowing four hits with ten strikeouts and one walk.
"Mixed it up well, had some hard hit balls go at people and some good defensive plays," said Price, citing specifically Jackie Bradley Jr.s throw in center field to nab Curt Casali at second base and Aaron Hill's diving grab at third in the eighth inning.
"Whenever you can go out there and put up zeros at this level that's always a good feeling," he added.
The 30-year-old lefty is now 9-6 with a 4.38 ERA, down from the 4.64 ERA he entered the game with. He's also struck out ten or more batters in seven of his 19 outings this season.
"I was never discouraged," said Price when asked about if he was encouraged by the outing going into the All-Star break. "I never lost confidence in my ability and I know my coaching staff and my teammates didn't either."
The Red Sox jumped on Rays starter Jake Odorizzi, putting a three-spot on the 26-year-old in the first inning. After Mookie Betts moved to third after a lead off single on a Dustin Pedroia double, Xander Bogaerts drove a sacrifice fly into right field to score Betts.
The next at-bat, David Ortiz did what he does best, drilling a two-run home run into the Monster seats for his 22nd homer of the year. They would add another the following frame as Betts' Texas leaguer to right field scored Sandy Leon.
The Red Sox got six of their eight hits in the game in the first two innings, with the other two coming in the seventh inning. Leon and Betts were the only Red Sox batters with multi-hit games, with Leon grabbing a single and a double while Betts hit three singles.
Newly-acquired Brad Ziegler got his first relief appearance as a member of the Red Sox, as he closed the game out in the ninth, striking out two.
Price got more than two runs of support for the first time since May 29.
Here's what went right (and wrong) in the Red Sox' win.
New Red Sox reliever Brad Ziegler 'really excited' to be part of team
|07.10.16 at 12:43 pm ET
The Red Sox' newest face, reliever Brad Ziegler, addressed the media for the first time as a member of the team Sunday morning. The 36-year old said he was "pretty excited" to join the Red Sox.
"I was shocked mostly at how early the trade happened, I thought it was going to be closer to the deadline" Ziegler said. "At the same time I appreciate if they felt like it was something they needed do right away and help out right now then I'm more than happy to a part of it."
The Red Sox acquired Ziegler from Arizona early Saturday morning in exchange for infielder Luis Alejandro Basabe and pitcher Jose Almonte. A ninth-year pro, Ziegler is 2-3 this season with 18 saves and a 2.82 ERA.
Ziegler's sidearm/submarine delivery is not only previously vacant territory on the Red Sox' pitching staff, but also a fresh arm to help an ailing bullpen.
"Hopefully a little different look," Ziegler said when asked what he was looking to add to the bullpen. "I'm probably a lot different than everybody else down there, but [I hope to bring] a lot of experience and hopefully help out some young guys here and there and pitch some tough innings here and there and just do what I can to help this team win."
Ziegler was admittedly unsure of his role, but that grey area exposes his versatility. The righty has 81 career saves — including the 18 so far this season. And with Craig Kimbrel being unavailable for three to six weeks from a medial meniscus tear in his left knee, Ziegler could provide some security in the late innings.
On Saturday, manager John Farrell said Ziegler would be the set-up man for Koji Uehara.
"If that's what they want me to do then I'm happy to do it," Ziegler said. When he's back or when Koji's got the ball I'm going to be there cheering them on just like everybody else. I don't really care what my role is, I'm just excited to be on a contender and try to help the team win.
Red Sox notes: Eduardo Rodriguez to start Friday in New York; Clay Buchholz back in starting rotation
|07.10.16 at 12:37 pm ET
The Red Sox will get two starting pitchers back in their rotation coming out of the All-Star break — Eduardo Rodriguez and Clay Buchholz.
Rodriguez will start Friday night in New York, as he's appeared in two games with the PawSox since being sent back down in late June. He threw seven shutout inning on July 3, then allowed two runs over three innings in a rain-shortened outing Friday night.
"There's been some adjustments made to his hand position," manager John Farrell said. "It was a seven-inning and a rain-shortened three inning outing in which he's pitched down there. The first inning in his second start — took him an inning to get into things, but the seven innings prior was sharp, was powerful. I think he's by all reports and watching video of him looks like he's gaining some comfort with the hand position that has been widely talked about. Required needed adjustments have been made."
It also appears Buchholz will go back in the rotation, but the Red Sox won't need a fifth starter until July 23. He hasn't appeared in a game since July 2.
"Right now, we'll work to get Clay back in there at some point," Farrell said. "Where that slots in after the New York series remains to be worked through, but that's the tentative plan right now."
After Rodriguez in New York, Steven Wright will start Saturday and David Price on Sunday. Farrell said he did this to get both Rick Porcello and David Price a few extra days off.
"Yeah, we tried to build in as much as we could for everybody," he said. "This will give David a couple extra days pitching on Sunday, but I think with Rick everything is pointing to a few extra days is what he needs."
— Both Brock Holt (sprained ankle) and Junichi Tazawa (shoulder) are unavailable Sunday, but Farrell is hopeful they will be available Friday and he doesn't expect either to go on the disabled list.
"Both are unavailable today," Farrell said. "We don't anticipate either situation, a DL situation. The four days is coming at a good time for a number of guys."
Holt sprained his ankle after jamming it sliding into second base on Friday night, but is getting better by the day.
"Getting treatment," Farrell said "Walking around a little bit more. The increase is a little bit more each day. Those guys are going to remain here over the break to continue to get treatment. Hopefully things are pointing to Friday for Brock and [Tazawa]."
Red Sox lineup: Hanley Ramirez out for 2nd straight game
|07.10.16 at 12:24 pm ET
For the second game in a row, Hanley Ramirez will be out of the lineup for the Red Sox.
Ramirez left Friday's game after fouling a ball of his leg, and has not played since. As a result, the Red Sox will run with the same lineup as Saturday, with Sandy Leon catching Red Sox starter David Price.
Newly-acquired reliever Brad Ziegler will also be available to pitch Sunday.
Here is the complete Red Sox lineup:
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Dustin Pedroia, 2B
Xander Bogaerts, SS
David Ortiz, DH
Jackie Bradley Jr., CF
Aaron Hill, 3B
Travis Shaw, 1B
Bryce Brentz, LF
Sandy Leon, C
David Price, RHP
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Sunday Red Sox Farm Report: RHP Joe Kelly has mixed results in rehab appearance with Lowell; CF Joseph Monge collects 4 hits for Salem
|07.10.16 at 10:05 am ET
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— After the PawSox concluded Friday's suspended game by dropping a 3-0 decision, they dropped a one-run game in the six-inning nightcap as left-hander Roenis Elias gave up five runs in four innings to take the loss. The 27-year-old from Cuba allowed eight hits — including a deep home run to former major leaguer J.P. Arencibia — and four walks with four strikeouts. Elias now is 6-4 with a 4.21 ERA and 1.52 WHIP in 14 games (13 starts) with Pawtucket this season.
— Right-hander Chandler Shepherd pitched a perfect sixth inning. The 23-year-old, making his sixth appearance with the PawSox since his promotion from Portland, has a 2.70 ERA and 0.70 WHIP in 10 innings.
— First baseman Chris Dominguez, who had a double and a triple in three at-bats, had two of his team's six hits and knocked in three of Pawtucket's four runs. The 29-year-old is hitting .225/.253/.406 in 42 games this season.
— Second baseman Ryan Court went 1-for-2 with two walks and two runs scored. His hit was a double. Designated hitter Mike Miller was 1-for-2 with a walk and an RBI.
Sunday's Red Sox-Rays matchups: David Price vs. Jake Odorizzi
|07.10.16 at 8:48 am ET
The Red Sox will call upon David Price while the Rays will use right-hander Jake Odorizzi on Sunday afternoon in the final game before the All-Star break.
Price is 8-6 with a 4.64 ERA and a 1.229 WHIP in 18 starts this year. In his last start on Tuesday, Price pitched eight innings and gave up three runs on eight hits and one walk with 10 strikeouts in a 7-2 loss to the Rangers.
"There's nothing positive to point at right now. Threw 50 pitches through two, still went eight, we still lost. It doesn't matter. I've got to be better. That's why they brought me here. I'm not doing it right now," Price said.
In that start, Price gave up a home run on the first pitch of the game to Shin-Soo Choo. Seven of the 16 home runs Price has given up this year have come on the first pitch to a batter.
Against the Rays, Price's original team, the 30-year-old is 1-3 with a 6.52 ERA and 1.276 WHIP. Price's last start against Tampa Bay came on June 29. Price went 6 1/3 innings, allowing four runs, nine hits and one walk with 10 strikeouts. Price also faced the Rays on April 21. That start was Price's worst of the season. He lasted just 3 2/3 innings, allowing eight runs on eight hits (two home runs) and two walks with five strikeouts.
Looking at real importance of Brad Ziegler's presence with Red Sox
|07.10.16 at 8:35 am ET
But there is another piece of the puzzle when it comes to Ziegler's presence that many are overlooking.
The Red Sox need somebody to get ground balls, and there are few better at accomplishing just that than Ziegler.
The Sox' pitching staff is currently second-to-last in inducing grounders, with its relievers sitting at dead last in the majors in ground ball percentage (38.9 percent). The best they had before Ziegler was Robbie Ross Jr., who came in at 55.8 percent.
The new Red Sox side-winder's ground ball rate currently sits at 65.5 percent (5th best in the majors), having totaled the second-best percentage last season at 73.3 percent.
Since the statistic started being charted in 1987, the Red Sox haven't had a relief pitcher claim a ground ball rate of better than Derek Lowe's 66.5 percent mark in 1998. Other than Lowe, the closest any Sox reliever has come to Ziegler's propensity for the grounder was Burke Badenhop's rate of 61.9 percent in 2014.
Ziegler also owns the third-best ground ball rate of any reliever in a single season, coming in at 77 percent in 2012.
"It's what he does, he gets ground balls and gets out of tough situations," said Red Sox infielder, and former teammate of Ziegler in Arizona, Aaron Hill. "You get to see first-hand how good he actually is. Sometimes you don't appreciate it on the other side, but when you see it on a day in, day out basis, it's like, 'Wow, this guy is getting it done.'
"When he comes in the game, as an infielder you're always like, 'Here we go. I'm getting one of these.'"
Dave Dombrowski all in on getting starting pitcher(s) for Red Sox
|07.10.16 at 8:08 am ET
After the acquisition of reliever Brad Ziegler, Dave Dombrowski made it very clear where his priorities reside when it comes to the Red Sox' next acquisition.
"I mean, it's no secret we're looking for a starting pitcher," said the Sox' president of baseball operations Saturday. "I have no idea that somebody may call me this afternoon out of the blue. I can tell you that we don't have anything that's sitting right there prepared to make a deal, but I said the same thing about the reliever and the other moves that we made. Somebody may pick up the phone and say today's the day they want to go, and I have to be ready."
It's one thing to be looking, however, and it's another to actually reel in the kind of starter the Red Sox are hoping for.
As Dombrowski pointed out, this year is a far cry from a season ago when the market was flush with available pitchers, many of whom were playing on the final season of their contract. This July, the list of starters who will be eligible for free agency at the conclusion of the season pretty much begins and ends with Oakland's Rich Hill and San Diego's Andrew Cashner.
But considering the Red Sox have quite a bit of uncertainty after the trio of David Price, Steven Wright and Rick Porcello, the need for somebody is evident.
"I think we really need somebody — that's why I keep saying, 'We don't really need a No. 1 starter,'" Dombrowski said. "We'd love to have a No. 1 starter. We've got our three guys that have been pitching very consistently. I'm hoping that somebody that we still have will take a step up and do well. They have the ability to do so. But if we can get an effective six innings, seven innings to get to our bullpen, that would be great. We've just really struggled with the fourth and fifth spot, getting that done on a consistent basis. I'm not ruling it out because I think we have the abilities to do it, but we just haven't been able to do it."
And as for how many starters the Red Sox might need, Dombrowski added, "You've got to start with one. I hope we get one. It's not an easy starting pitching market out there. There's a lot of clubs looking for starting pitching, and there's not a lot of starting pitchers out there. You can get starting pitching. I assure you I could pick up the phone here and say here, call, and you can get a starting pitcher. But is it a starting pitcher that helps you? That's sort of the key there."
The biggest roadblock to acquiring the pitcher the Red Sox desire appears to be the asking price of the other teams, with top prospects Andrew Benintendi and Yoan Moncada seemingly always being surfaced by the Sox' potential trade partners.
Dombrowski, however, seems intent on staying away from putting a sizable dent in the Red Sox' farm system. Thus far, he has managed to acquire two very useful players in Ziegler and infielder Aaron Hill without allocating any minor leaguers who would seem to have a future with the Sox at the major league level.
"The names we don't want to trade always seem to start the conversation," he said. "And it's early enough. People know there's a limited starting pitching market, and again that could change. Clubs could fall out of it or somebody else could get back in and that changes. That's what makes this time of year so interesting and that's why you have to be prepared. It's a common thread of the same names that seem to be coming up. But they have come up in every conversation we have, and then you try to get realistic and move from there."
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Lawrence's Comment
Previous week close acted as support gave us a clean run up to Y+1 and then 100% absolute range expansion. Closed the week near Y+1 and above midpoint.
As noted several weeks ago, the weekly support underneath is strong and that it is more likely we see a push towards year high for a retest. If B-0 / Y+1 zone acting as support, a run towards 1.35 and above is likely.
Lawrence's Comment
Breakout play to the upside gave us Y+2 and above. 100% absolute range expansion capped the upside. Closed the week above Y+2 and near week high.
No sign of weaknesses yet as 30-min timeframe uptrend is intact. A quick drop back down to below B-0 will induce more selling with target B-2 potential.
Lawrence's Comment
ES pushed into Y+1 and Y+2 zone as expected. So far no sign of reversal though. Closed the week near Y+2 and above midpoint.
Test of B+1 will tell us if this leg up is over. Downside target B-1 and below.
Lawrence's Comment
Channel breakdown play worked out perfectly with Y-2 target tagged. Closed the week near Y-2 and week low.
Potential weekly down trend in the making. B-0 / Y-1 resistance must hold for further downside push towards B-2 and below.
Lawrence's Comment
Previous week close support helped sending ninja higher. Consolidation week actions since. Closed the week near Y+1 and midpoint.
Consolidation around Y+1 after a strong rally is bullish. As long as B-2 / Y-0 holds up, retest of B+1 likely.
Lawrence's Comment
Bearish expectation played out. Struggled around Y-1 / 1.10 round number before giving in by end of week. Closed the week below Y-1 and midpoint.
FOMC week will decide how far Euro is going to drop. Target of 1.08 still in play.
Lawrence's Comment
Consolidation around Y-0 all week. Closed the week below Y-0 and midpoint.
Structure of inverse head and shoulder intact but the formation has weaken. Breaking below B-2 points to weekly down trend continuation.
Lawrence's Comment
Consolidation week moving around Y+1. Closed the week near Y+1 and midpoint.
Y+1 acting as resistance if give us a test of Y-0 / B-2.
Lawrence's Comment
As expected NQ pushed into Y+1 / Y+2 zone. Very quiet option expiration week though. Closed the week above Y+1 and midpoint.
Tight range levitation last week gives us a very powerful breakout setup. Both direction has about equal chance to happen so trade what you see, not what you think.
Lawrence's Comment
Dow pushed towards Y+2 and gap thru. Tagged 18500 and stalled. Closed the week above Y+2 and midpoint.
Cannot time the end of a parabolic move but if it ending, the initial drop can be very sudden. Be ready for a snapback down to Y-0 area where this last push up started.
Lawrence's Comment
Y+1 support in the beginning of the week started a stop hunt to the up side. Y+2 tagged and ES went sideway since. Closed the week near Y+2 and above midpoint.
Tight range week can easily produce a whiplash move if B+1 /B+2 zone is proven strong resistance. If so downside target Y-0 / B-2 in play.
Lawrence's Comment
Expectation of very strong reaction materialized. Previous week close acted as support and sparked a strong push of 200% absolute range expansion to the upside. Closed the week above Y+2 and midpoint.
The Brexit crime scene finally tagged. B-0 / Y+1 very strong support until proven otherwise.
Lawrence's Comment
Cable held Y-1 and cleared Y-0 for its Brexit low test. Since then Y-0 support sent cable higher until 100% absolute range expansion was reached. Closed the week above Y-0 and near midpoint.
Potential inverted head and shoulder in the making if B+1 is cleared with target B+3. As long as B+1 is acting as resistance, continuation to the downside is still likely.
Lawrence's Comment
FBO against Y+1 gave us a drop back down to Y-0 and then lower. 100% range expansion stopped the down move. Closed the week near Y-0 and midpoint.
Same problem like past several weeks that Loonie is still range bounded. Until we get a move outside of this range, there is no directional play.
Lawrence's Comment
Channel play as expected. Pushed to Y+2 and stalled. Closed the week near Y+1 and below midpoint.
Channel break down will give us at least B-2 and likely lower.
Lawrence's Comment
Quiet week for Euro. Previous week close support created an hourly channelup drift. Stalled at previous week resistance zone. Closed the week below Y-0 and near week low.
Inside week points to breakout mode. So far weekly ledge in place so continuation down is the more likely outcome with target below 1.08
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The sale was announced in November and the $170 million purchase closed on Tuesday.
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Part of the contractual agreement was that when the deal closes everything remains as is or better for the next two years," Driscoll says.
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We're an investor-owned utility, so we're always looking for opportunities to bring value to our shareholders and Southeast Alaska is certainly an area that has opportunities in it," Wuerst says. "So we're looking."
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Avista started as Washington Water Power on the banks of the Spokane River in 1889.
AELP was founded in 1894. The Corbus family bought into the utility in 1896 and has been majority owner since.
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Mr Middlebrook has put together a book that will stay pride of place on my bookshelf, the first hand accounts that he has collected and placed within this book really take you to the Somme, and interweaved with the background and build up to the first day really bring the magnitude of this disaster to the reader, you can see for yourself that the rating this book recieves does it justice.
The book starts with the formation of the 'Pals Batallions'(groups of volunteers from the same town/city). These 'Pals' would go to France and fight alongside each other. It was thought the cameraderie and community would help the men during their time in a foreign land. We learn about the planning and preparation for battle, and the crucial time leading up to 'zero hour'.
An obvious comparison can be made with Malcolm Brown's book 'The Book of The Somme'. Like Brown, Middlebrook uses personal records, eyewitness accounts, diary entries and photographs to push the idea that these were not seasoned veterans going to war, but inexperienced and niave 'normal everyday people'. Henry Webber's story is one that is sure to stick in your mind.
The book offers a morning, noon, afternoon and evening review of the 1st July. The artillery bomabrdments by the British was not successful. All along the front, barb wire was intact and machine gun posts unharmed. Wave after wave of British soldiers went over the top to be mown down. Poor communication did not stop later attacks, and we learn of the power struggle between the Generals involved.
This book should be in the collection of anyone who has an interest in World War 1.Read more ›
On the going down of the sun, we will remember them
Martin Middlebrook has done a great job at bringing the evocative spirit of the Army to light and its sacrifice on the Somme. It is a small tragedy that people all over the British Commonwealth and the US would completely forget what modern man was capable of doing almost 100 yrs ago. It was a largest pile of human killing ever witnessed in a single day and it should be more properly remembered. Although other battles have lasted longer and consumed a few more lives... only at the Somme in 1916 do you see the full horror of mechanised death unbound.
Middlebrook descibes this army how and why it was comprised, the Pals Regiments (a novel idea that tragically would never be used by any army to recruit people), the regular Older British Army from 1914, the "Old Contemptables," the strategic situationa and the tactics employed in the greatest concentration of artillery firepower ever witnessed. So much so that it was described as a 24 hour frieght train passing overhead for 2 full weeks of pre-bombardment.
The heroics are here as well, the medical facilities that could not save many without modern antibiotics, the relentless marching with "guns at slope" into the German Machine Guns. Whole regiments destroyed. Whole battalions of 700 men with less than 100 effectives by noon on the first day was hardly novel.
The Somme represented a lot and in some ways signifiies the beginning of the modern era of doubt and the downfall of absolute authority and tradition.Read more ›
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Fabulous book, having visited the Somme I was intrigued to find out more and this book definitely delivers. Read morePublished 15 days ago by Joni McGlade
Thank goodness Martin Middlebrook wrote when he did and was able to interview some survivors of the day. I am not surprised that other authors have drawn on his researchesPublished 1 month ago by Amazon Customer
Although slightly dated (1971) it has the advantage of direct personal words of soldiers who served from interviews the author conducted with survivors and follws individuals. Read morePublished 4 months ago by Frances Alison Ney
This is my first Martin Middlebrook book I found it to be well written and informative. I'm sure I will be reading more of his books.Published 5 months ago by Jenks
An excellent read for anyone interested in the Battle of the Somme and the soldiers who fought in it. RIPPublished 5 months ago by MR ANTHONY J LAKING
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