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Now, call me ignorant or stupid even, but explain to me how UN sanctions on Sudan could help end the crisis that's happening in Darfur?
The US and EU are pushing for these sanctions if the Sudan government doesn't move in to stop the bloodshed in Darfur.
Darfur is a region as big as France, and Sudan is one of the poorest countries on Earth. How in hell are they supposed to get the necessary means to control this situation and solve it alone?
And instead of stepping in and helping them with whatever is possible, sanctions are imposed on them?
I really don't see the logic in this.
How will that solve any problems?
Sanctions only affect the people of the country, not the governments, haven't they learned this yet?!
I think that the US and EU should stop babbling and throwing blame and instead put their money where their mouths are and help end the crisis.
When the problem is solved, then maybe we can see who is to blame for it. But not now while thousands of people are dying.


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One page letter on pale blue company letterhead, 8 x 10". The railroad has received a bill from Wistar for rent on a lumber yard in Broad Street. Hilles writes "If you will be kind enough to refer to the terms of the only lease I ever made with you, you will perceive that the conditions having been complied with by me I am under no liability whatever. I should be happy to receive your explanation of the matter it being my desire to fulfil to the utmost any obligations whether Legal or Moral.". Bookseller Inventory # 6363
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Apparently one eccentric point guard isn't enough for Antawn Jamison(notes). The Washington Wizards forward told HoopsWorld he thinks Stephon Marbury(notes) could fit well with the team.
"There are certain guys in the league that have an established reputation and you know what they can do, that they bring it every night," Jamison said. "Steph is one of those guys. I've known Steph since high school, and the things that he's accomplished as a person and as a player speak volumes. He's one of those guys that can't do anything but help the team out and make it a better team."
The Wizards hope to have Gilbert Arenas(notes) back healthly this season. They also recently traded for Randy Foye(notes), so there likely wouldn't be many minutes available for Marbury.
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Apple has sold during the first weekend on sale three million iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad, which is a new record for the company, as reported by the Californian firm.
Apple has indicated that this is a new record as the previous model, the new iPad (third generation), achieved 1.5 million sales in its first weekend on sale.However, Apple has not specified the units sold for each of the models.
On Friday November 2, Apple pulled the market in 34 countries its two new iPad models: the 7.9-inch iPad mini iPad and fourth generation, with screen Retina Display and a processor A6x . Three days later, the company's Cupertino ensures that the combined sales of these two models have set a new record in the family iPad.
According to a press release from Apple, the company has sold three million iPad iPad mini and fourth generation in the first three days after going on sale.
"Customers around the world love the new iPad mini and the new fourth-generation iPad" , says the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook said in the statement. "We set new record on the weekend of its release and we have virtually exhausted the iPad mini. We are working hard to build them faster and meet the incredible demand," he says.
Both models are available in 34 countries including the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom and Spain, and will be available in many more countries later this year, including mainland China.
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Bharti Airtel, India's largest telecom company, has started giving 'more than full' talktime on easy recharges that can be done from any vendor. The lowest such denomination of Rs 200, which will now give Rs 220 in terms of talk time, according to dealers. Earlier, a recharge of Rs 200 would have given a talktime of only about Rs 170. With the move, for someone recharging Rs 200, they get an incremental 30% talk time. Similarly, someone recharging with Rs 1000 would have got only Rs 1000 in talk time….Read More
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CRASH: Bharti Airtel offers 6 GB at Rs 147 per month
Hit by competition from Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, India's largest telecom company, is offering a whopping 6 GB of 4G data for Rs 147 with a validity of 28 days. The offer is being rolled out only to prepaid users, and can be seen only in the 'only for you' deals section of Airtel's recharge app or website. As it is a targeted offer, it may not be available to new customers. The regular price of the 6 GB pack is in the range of Rs 800 per month, and…Read More
BSNL matches Airtel, Idea with 339 unlimited voice + 1GB offer
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd has unveiled a new unlimited call plan, matching bigger rivals such as Idea Cellular and Bharti Airtel. While Airtel and Idea offer unlimited calls to any network in India plus 1 GB of 4G data for Rs 345, BSNL is doing so with a new recharge of Rs 339. In addition, BSNL's offer is valid for all customers whether they use 2G, 3G or 4G handsets. In contrast, the other two have limited the 1 GB data to those with 4G handsets. BSNL has not yet…Read More
UPA-era procurement delays kept us back – BSNL CMD
BSNL Chairman and Managing Director Anupam Shrivastava blamed delays in procuring key equipment for the present backward condition of the state-owned telecom operator. The company, which was once profitable and dominated India's telecom sector, has run up huge losses in the last several years, while private telecom companies have reaped tens of thousands of crores in profit during the same period. BSNL reported a loss of Rs 3,803 cr for the year ended March 2016, taking its total loss to over Rs 47,000 cr. In the previous year, it had…Read More
BSNL JE 2016 recruitment frozen after complaints to DoT – CMD Shrivastava
BSNL Chairman and Managing Director Anupam Shrivastava said the recruitment of Junior Engineers (JEs) into the telecom company has been frozen by the Department of Telecom on the basis of complaints. "It is being held up by the Department of Telecom… due to complaints," Shrivastava said in response to questions by candidates who have qualified in the exams conducted in September 2016. Asked if any of the candidates may be deleted from the merit list, Shrivastava indicated it is too early to say. "Complaints are under investigation," he said. A…Read More
BSNL to launch Gigafiber plans, slash FTTH tariff to counter Reliance Jio
State-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd will launch Gigafiber plans with speeds of over 1,000 Mbps to counter the threat from players like Reliance Jio, the head of the organisation said today. "We have a similar strategy and soon we are going to come up with Gigabit OFC connection to customers in select locations," BSNL Chairman and Managing Director Anupam Shrivastava said today in an interaction with customers. He was responding to concerns about the company's ability to withstand competition from players like Reliance Jio, which already rolling out Fiber-to-the-Home or FTTH…Read More
Tata DoCoMo cuts 3G price to Rs 40/GB under unlimited call plan
Following its Rs 300 plan to give 2 GB of data and unlimited calls to any network in India, Tata DoCoMo has now unveiled a new plan that adds 3 GB more at an extra cost of Rs 50. The pack offers five times as much data for Rs 350 as is given by competitors like Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular. The new plan, currently being tested via an invite system, entitles subscribers to use a total of 5 GB of 2G or 3G data and unlimited free voice calls…Read More
Tata DoCoMo offers 2GB data + Unlimited Calls for Rs 298 per month
After Aircel, it is the turn of Tata DoCoMo, the telecom arm of the Tata Group, to jump on to the unlimited call bandwagon started by Reliance Jio. With nearly every player having already launched such plans, Tata DoCoMo too has started testing a 'free call' plan among select customers. It is offering 2 GB of 2G and 3G data along with unlimited local and national calls for Rs 298 per month. The offer is currently available by invite only, and is expected to be rolled out more widely soon….Read More
Is Reliance Jio DTH launching today? No, say sources
It was supposed to destroy the competition and unleash a new era in TV watching, but Reliance Jio's DTH service has so far failed to turn up on the rumored launch date of Dec 15. As we had predicted last month, the company had no plans of launching any DTH service, and did not tie up with any satellite provider for leasing transponder capacity. Our checks with company and industry sources continue to indicate that there are no plans to launch a DTH service. In contrast, many prominent publications, including…Read More
Aircel makes CALLS, DATA FREE at Rs 249 per month
Aircel today started offering unlimited calls to any number in the country under two special recharge plans — Rs 12 for one day and Rs 249 for 28 days. RC12 offers customers with Unlimited Local and STD calling across all networks with a validity of one day. Unlike earlier packs, the calls are not restricted to other Aircel users. However, it remains to be seen how successful the new strategy is, given that its partner Reliance Communications, is already giving unlimited calls to any network at Rs 149 per month….Read More
Airtel halves 4G data price to Rs 495/10GB; offers freebies to take on Reliance Jio
Over the last two days, Bharti Airtel has quietly slashed its 4G pack prices to unprecedented levels in reaction to upcoming plans from Reliance Jio. According to the new data plans available to anyone who recharges using Airtel's online or app facility, the price of 10 GB of 4G data pack has been brought down from Rs 999 to Rs 495. Similarly, the 6 GB plan now costs Rs 260-265 compared to Rs 700 a month ago. These price changes are applicable only for 4G handsets and usage, and not…Read More
Pokemon Go launched in India in association with Reliance Jio
Pokemon Go, the virtual reality game where players have to 'catch' and 'train' creatures called Pokemons, has officially been launched in India, months after it first became available in markets such as the US. The India launch has been done in association with Reliance Jio, the 4g mobile operator from the Mukesh Ambani group. "With this partnership, thousands of Reliance Digital Stores and select partner premises in India will appear as 'PokéStops' or 'Gyms' in the Pokémon GO game beginning Wednesday, December 14, 2016," said Jio in a statement. Under…Read More
India traffic to porn sites jumps 3-8% in November
Traffic from India to major pornographic websites in the world rose sharply in November. The numbers also reveal that Indians use the Internet for accessing pornographic content more often than globally. For example, according to similarweb.com, a website that collates monthly web analytics data, there were no pornographic websites included in the list of the top 22 websites in the world. The most popular website in the category, xvideos.com, is ranked No. 23 by traffic globally, while it is ranked at No. 9 in India. Globally, the website accounts for…Read More
Bharti Airtel offers unlimited calls at around Rs 200 per month to counter Jio
Days after Reliance Communications unveiled a plan that offers unlimited calls at Rs 150 per month, India's biggest telecom operator has come up with something very similar to take on both RCom, Reliance Jio and an upcoming plan from BSNL. Bharti Airtel has announced two new plans — one that offers unlimited Airtel to Airtel calls at Rs 148 per month and another which offers 1 GB of 4G data and unlimited calls to any network at Rs 345. Given that the cost of 1 GB of 4G data is…Read More
Indian Railways releases list of 71 stations with free Wifi, to expand to 709
The Indian Railways has released a list of 71 railways stations in India with free Wifi provided by Google and Railwire, and said the facility will be extended to 709 stations in about three years from now. In addition, several suburban stations in Mumbai — such as Kulra, Byculla, Belapur and Panvel — also enjoy this facility at present. Under the free Wifi program, anyone with a mobile phone can use the high-speed facility free of charge for the first 30 minutes. The facility is available in most of the…Read More
Vodafone 'Double Data' offer — the cheapest in India — to end in Dec?
Vodafone sent out a press release announcing its Double Data offer that offers 4G data at Rs 50 per GB, but a close look at the terms and conditions of the offer reveals that it has been in effect from October, and will end on Dec 31. "This is a limited period offer by Vodafone India, available from 18th October 2016, 00:00:01 hrs till 31st December 2016, 23:59:59 hrs, both days inclusive," the telecom operator says in the terms and conditions. The double data offer, as the name signifies, offers…Read More
10GB @ Rs 495 – Tata DoCoMo's new 3G plan costs half that of Reliance Jio
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January 28, 2011: An Auction To Benefit The Vasel Family
Many of you have listened to the Dice Tower podcast, hosted by Tom Vasel.
Tom and his family recently lost their new baby, Jack. The kind folks over on BoardGameGeek are running an auction to help deal with crushing medical bills. We encourage you to take a look at it and shake out your sofa cushions for any change you can spare.
John Kovalic has donated a page of original Munchkin Zombies 2 art. John rarely lets his originals out . . . and this page includes the first versions of some art that has since been redrawn, so this is a true rarity! Thanks, John!
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I wanted to leave a "thank you" to the person who bought a card with "Ibis in White." They don't let us know who is the purchaser, but I do hope you see this know that your purchase has made me very happy; as I hope it makes you!! :) Karen


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M. Night Shyamalan's "Signs" is the work of a born filmmaker, able to summon apprehension out of thin air. When it is over, we think not how little has been decided, but how much has been experienced. Here is a movie in which the plot is the rhythm section, not the melody. A movie that stays free of labored explanations and a forced climax, and is about fear in the wind, in the trees, in a dog's bark, in a little girl's reluctance to drink the water. In signs.
The posters show crop circles, those huge geometric shapes in fields of corn and wheat, which were seen all over the world in the 1970s. Their origin was explained in 1991 when several hoaxers came forward and demonstrated how they made them; it was not difficult, they said. Like many supernatural events, however, crop circles live on after their unmasking, and most people today have forgotten, or never knew, that they were explained. "Signs" uses them to evoke the possibility that ... well, the possibility of anything.
The genius of the film, you see, is that it isn't really about crop circles, or the possibility that aliens created them as navigational aids. I will not even say whether aliens appear in the movie, because whether they do or not is beside the point. The purpose of the film is to evoke pure emotion through the use of skilled acting and direction, and particularly through the soundtrack. It is not just what we hear that is frightening. It is the way Shyamalan has us listening intensely when there is nothing to be heard. I cannot think of a movie where silence is scarier, and inaction is more disturbing.
Mel Gibson stars as Father Graham Hess, who lives on a farm in Bucks County, Pa. We discover he is a priest only belatedly, when someone calls him "Father." "It's not 'Father' anymore," he says. Since he has two children, it takes us a beat to compute that he must be Episcopalian. Not that it matters, because he has lost his faith. The reason for that is revealed midway in the film, a personal tragedy I will not reveal.
Hess lives on the farm with his brother Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix) and his children Morgan and Bo (Rory Culkin and Abigail Breslin). There is an old-fashioned farmhouse and barn, and wide cornfields, and from the very first shot there seems to be something ... out there, or up there, or in there. Hess lives with anxiety gnawing at him. The wind sounds strange. Dogs bark at nothing. There is something wrong . The crop circles do not explain the feelings so much as add to them. He catches a glimpse of something in a corn field. Something wrong.
The movie uses TV news broadcasts to report on events around the world, but they're not the handy CNN capsules that supply just what the plot requires. The voices of the anchors reveal confusion and fear. A video taken at a birthday party shows a glimpse of the most alarming thing. "The history of the world's future is on TV right now," Morgan says.
In a time when Hollywood mistakes volume for action, Shyamalan makes quiet films. In a time when incessant action is a style, he persuades us to play close attention to the smallest nuances. In "The Sixth Sense" (1999) he made a ghost story that until the very end seemed only to be a personal drama--although there was something there, some buried hint, that made us feel all was not as it seemed. In "Unbreakable" (2000) he created a psychological duel between two men, and it was convincing even though we later discovered its surprising underlying nature, and all was redefined.
In "Signs," he does what Hitchcock said he liked to do, and plays the audience like a piano. There is as little plot as possible, and as much time and depth for the characters as he can create, all surrounded by ominous dread. The possibility of aliens is the catalyst for fear, but this family needs none, because it has already suffered a great blow.
Instead of flashy special effects, Shyamalan creates his world out of everyday objects. A baby monitor that picks up inexplicable sounds. Bo's habit of leaving unfinished glasses of water everywhere. Morgan's bright idea that caps made out of aluminum foil will protect their brains from alien waves. Hess' use of a shiny kitchen knife, not as a weapon, but as a mirror. The worst attack in the film is Morgan's asthma attack, and his father tries to talk him through it, in a scene that sets the entire movie aside and is only about itself.
At the end of the film, I had to smile, recognizing how Shyamalan has essentially ditched a payoff. He knows, as we all sense, that payoffs have grown boring. The mechanical resolution of a movie's problems is something we sit through at the end, but it's the setup and the buildup that keep our attention. "Signs" is all buildup. It's still building when it's over.
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I, and my boss (using a Curve) have been having continuous trouble with reading emails that have been digitally signed. Now, before people start running down the basics, here's what I have done so far:
1. Installed latest ROM for both devices, still waiting on 4.5 for my 8830...
2. Installed S/MIME application on both devices
3. Installed latest Desktop OS on both machines and synchronized certificates from desktop to device and back
Here is the systems we are using:
1. Exchange 2003
2. BlackBerry Enterprise Server (version unknown, not my department)
3. Verisign certificates, managed on-site
Here are some of the caveats we are experiencing.
1. We can read signed and/or encrypted messages from Outlook (03/07), Entourage (04/08), and Thunderbird problem-free
2. We can read signed AND encrypted, or encrypted ONLY, messages from Mulberry, but we cannot read signed ONLY messages from Mulberry
There is no error message, in fact everything "looks" normal, we are just unable to view the body of the emails. What we do see is similar to this:
Received Using: <mailbox> (S/MIME)
Message Status: Opened
To: <me>
Sent: <date>
From: <Mulberry User>
Subject: <subject>
<img><img> Trusted
[1 Attachment]
application: Unknown (2K)
The <Mulberry User> did some research and sent me the following information:
This is a signed message sent from Outlook:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/signed;
This is a signed message sent from Mulberry:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=sha1;
See any difference between those two?
According to the RFC, the "application/x-pkcs7-signature" MIME type is supposed to be handled, by clients, the same as the "application/pkcs7-signature" MIME type, which is the "correct" MIME type. So Mulberry handles it correctly. Outlook does not. And neither does the Blackberry. Because *all* clients *should* honor both types.
"C.1 Early MIME Types
Some early implementations of S/MIME agents used the following MIME types:
In each case, the "x-" subtypes correspond to the subtypes described in this document without the "x-"."
"This memo also discusses how to use the multipart/signed MIME type defined in [MIME-SECURE] to transport S/MIME signed messages. This memo also defines the application/pkcs7-signature MIME type, which is also used to transport S/MIME signed messages. This specification is compatible with PKCS #7 in that it uses the data types defined by PKCS #7."
3.4.1 Choosing a Format for Signed-only Messages
There are no hard-and-fast rules when a particular signed-only format should be chosen because it depends on the capabilities of all the receivers and the relative importance of receivers with S/MIME facilities being able to verify the signature versus the importance of receivers without S/MIME software being able to view the message.
Messages signed using the multipart/signed format can always be viewed by the receiver whether they have S/MIME software or not. They can also be viewed whether they are using a MIME-native user agent or they have messages translated by a gateway. In this context, "be viewed" means the ability to process the message essentially as if it were not a signed message, including any other MIME structure the message might have."
This means that the Blackberry is required, by RFC, to be able to read a signed message even without the aid of S/MIME capable software. The fact that it does not is a failure of the Blackberry.
The above email was in reference to the fact that all of these emails that cannot be read on the devices, can be read in Outlook, and when a signed message is sent from Outlook, it can be read on the devices. Furthermore, this is not to say that the information above is 100% valid and correct, but I am hoping that it sparks some discussion and hopefully a resolution can be found.
Thanks for your time in reading this.
Well not 100% sure but in my experience the following setting is the problem "Enable S/MIME Encryption on Signed or Weakly encrypted messages". This setting is a per server setting and is found in the general options of the server.
When this is set to true the BES encryptes the message again over the signed message...but then for some reason unknown it doesn't decrypt it back when the client reads it.
Maybe you could ask your admins and try it out and see if it works...


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"Coming from the ashes of Festa Mobile this band from Bari (where their name comes from) and based in Rome chose a very different musical style, concentrating on an instrumental jazz-rock that was very popular in Italy during the mid/late 70's.
Both their albums, released by EMI in 1976 and 1978, show strong influences by the likes of Weather Report or Mahavishnu Orchestra, mixed with a mediterranean feel that's more evident in Trusciant [their second album-brainticket].
After the second album the group disbanded, and reformed for a short while as a trio in 1983-84 with a disco-inclined self produced single. Brothers Boccuzzi have not left the music, still playing as sessionmen."-IP
Keyboard dominated jazz prog, rather light-weight, which can often stray into a funk territory of its own kind (you can hear the seeds of their 80s disco single, I'm sure). The drummer and bassist are really skilled here and provide a tight, but mobile, backbone, I think, but I can imagine they were really overlooked due to the brothers on dual keyboards. Admittedly, I wasn't crazy about this album at first but it grew on me over time and I think it is well worth adding to a collection even if it isn't one of the frequent listens.
Apparently the original vinyl is still rather common and cheap in Italy...?
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Company aims for positive cash flow first time in five years
Missed analyst earning estimates 20 times over past decade
Weatherford International Plc shareholders are asking the company for one thing this quarter: Please, just be a little more boring.
Over the past decade, the oilfield-services provider has missed analyst estimates 20 times, settled a corruption probe and spent more than $150 million in professional fees to fix errors in its accounting. And last month, it abandoned plans to raise $1 billion for an acquisition just hours after announcing them.
Now the company is seeking to build investor trust amid the worst oil-market slump in decades. Chief Executive Officer Bernard Duroc-Danner needs to manage day-to-day activities in a way that will, for the first time in five years, generate more cash than the company spends, said David Anderson, an analyst at Barclays Plc in New York. It's a target Weatherford set for itself last year but failed to reach.
"Just be a little more boring," Anderson, who rates the shares the equivalent of a hold, said in a phone interview. "The next 12 months are going to be really difficult in this market. They need to manage this downturn aggressively in order to survive."
For most of this year, investors favored the company's shares over those of rivals after it had sold off non-core businesses, settled the federal corruption investigation and put the accounting issues behind it. From January through late September, the stock was down 12 percent and still outperformed Schlumberger Ltd. and most of the other members of the Philadelphia Oil Services Index.
Poor Performance
Yet since Weatherford announced an offering of stock and convertible notes to raise $1 billion for an acquisition on Sept. 21 and then canceled the plan the same day, it has been the second-worst performer in the 15-member index. The company had intended to use the money to be able to bid for Halliburton Co.'s drilling-services assets that are up for sale, according to James Wicklund, an analyst at Credit Suisse Group AG in Dallas.
Excluding certain items, Weatherford reported on Wednesday a third-quarter loss of 5 cents, which was 6 cents better than the average of 33 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. It generated $123 million in cash flow from operations in the quarter and reiterated its expectation for positive free cash flow for the year, according to a statement.
Investors will be looking to see whether the company can deliver on its 2015 guidance of generating $150 million to $250 million in free cash flow. If that holds up, it would be the first time since 2010 it's managed to generate more cash than it spent. Weatherford reported $487 million in negative free cash flow last year after earlier projecting it would be positive.
Unexpected costs have undermined the company's efforts at producing free cash flow. Investors are generally worried about that happening again, Wicklund of Credit Suisse, who rates the shares a buy and owns none, said in a phone interview.
One example is the work Weatherford did in the Zubair oil field in Iraq. In an effort to follow its competitors into that country, the company took a contract to build facilities that would help boost production from the aging field, Anderson said. It was outside the company's expertise in oilfield service work, he said.
The project contributed to Weatherford's negative free cash flow last year,
Chief Financial Officer Krishna Shivram told analysts and investors on an April conference call. The project is expected to be "cash neutral" in the second half of this year, the company said in July.
The accounting fix was also costly. Weatherford disclosed in March 2011 that it identified "material weaknesses" in its accounting system that the company said would result in adjustments of about $500 million to its financial statements for the periods from 2007 to 2010.
"What the market has wanted to see was the company exercise capital discipline, generate free cash flow and not screw up," said Wicklund, who estimates that over five quarters in 2013 and 2014 the company spent $155 million in professional fees for lawyers and accountants "to clean up all their internal reporting structures, external reporting structures."
Industry Woes
Weatherford's problems have come on top of what everyone else in the energy industry is going through after crude prices fell by more than half since June 2014, forcing companies to slash more than $100 billion in spending and 200,000 jobs around the world. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark crude, declined to $45.20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The company's shares also slipped 2.2 percent to $9.20 in New York.
Weatherford declined to comment for this story.
The company has said it's trying to use this downturn to slash costs. The cuts include better integrating its collection of acquisitions from years past. The company was created through a number of mostly small deals over the years -- only two were greater than $2 billion in size since 1991, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Executives say the lack of integration made it less efficient than larger competitors Schlumberger and Halliburton.
"They are better managed, but we're younger," Duroc-Danner told analysts and investors on an April conference call. "We understand that. We're just taking actions to try to mature."
Investors want to see the company deliver on its promises, Luke Lemoine, an analyst at Capital One Southcoast in New Orleans, said in a phone interview.
"It's definitely a 'show me' story," said Lemoine, who rates the shares the equivalent of a buy and owns none. "The number-one concern now is hitting that free cash flow target."


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Over the past couple centuries, declining mortality rates have made it possible for people to spend more years of their lives as sons or daughters, spouses, parents, and grandparents. Yet concurrent changes in marriage, divorce, and fertility patterns mean we're spending smaller proportions of our lives in some of these roles. We spend a smaller fraction of our lifespan as spouses and parents of young children now than people did in the year 1800, for instance.
What about as grandparents? Falling mortality rates and delayed fertility push in opposite directions in this case. Today's older adults tended to have children later in life than their parents did (if at all), and their grown children are putting off parenthood even more. On the other hand, adults can also expect to live longer, which might offset the effects of delayed parenthood on the time they will spend as grandparents.
Sociologist Rachel Margolis investigates how these changes have recently played out in Canada in an article for the Journal of Marriage and Family. The family lives of Canadians and Americans have not evolved in identical ways, but are similar enough for her findings to have relevance here. The years she compared, with data from the Canadian General Social Survey and Canadian life tables, were 1985 and 2011. Trends in declining mortality and delayed fertility were already well underway by 1985, of course, and continued in the following years.
Margolis found that although fertility trends have resulted in people becoming grandparents at older ages, they were just as likely to (eventually) become grandparents in 2011 as in 1985. In the 1985, almost six in ten Canadian women in their early fifties were grandmothers; in 2011, less than three in ten. For men in their early fifties, the figures were 44 percent and 22 percent.
Despite first seeing the birth of a grandchild at older ages, women of 2011 could expect to spend a similar amount of time as grandmothers as their 1985 counterparts. Margolis estimated that a 20-year-old woman in 1985 could expect to be a grandparent for 24.7 years, versus 24.3 years for a 20-year-old of 2011 (a statistically insignificant difference). Women's increase in life expectancy meant that the proportion of life spent as a grandmother declined a bit.
The story was a bit different for men. Men, too, are becoming grandparents at older ages—even older ages than women. Yet men's larger increase in life expectancy (about six years at age 20, compared with around 3.5 years for women of the same age) outweighed the effect of this trend, such that a 20-year-old man in 1985 would spend 17.0 years of life as a grandparent, whereas his 2011 counterpart would enjoy 18.9 years. Even proportionally, that means a slightly longer period of grandparenthood.
Might becoming a grandparent at a later age affect how much people can actually do with their growing grandkids? The concern is not unfounded, but in Canada, at least, grandparents were healthier in 2011 than in 1985, despite being older on average. And if people spend more years of grandparenthood as retirees, they could potentially be more involved with their grandkids. Although acting as a primary caregiver to grandchildren may have mixed effects on individuals' health, Margolis writes that "grandparenthood is reported to be one of the most satisfying parts of older age." I can't promise that these findings will turn impatient parents into grandparents any sooner, but young adults, take note: seeing your parents play with your kid is highly satisfying, too.


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By AUDREY FISCHER
Fifteen years may be a brief moment in time, but it is long enough to experience a revolution. So said retiring Information Technology Services (ITS) Director Herbert S. Becker, who presented his reflections on 15 years of technological change at the Library at a Nov. 21 program sponsored by the Technology Users Group. Mr. Becker retired on Dec. 30 with 43 years of federal service.
"It has been a remarkable time to be at the Library," said Mr. Becker. "As you work at the Library day to day, making a myriad of decisions, change seems to be evolutionary rather than revolutionary. But when you look back, you realize that there has been a revolution in the information industry that has had a major impact on how the Library does business."
When Mr. Becker first came to the Library in July 1985, the mainframe computer was dominant, and "big" was the operative word. Two mainframes stretched across the entire computer room floor. While performance and storage capacity increased dramatically over time, the size of the mainframe and its associated storage devices were drastically reduced in size.
"We used to talk about running out of space," joked Mr. Becker. "Today we could actually lease some of our floor space. Compared with 400 gigabytes of storage in the entire Computer Center in 1985, we can now provide 10 gigabytes on someone's desktop," he added.
Much has also changed in the way information is distributed throughout the organization. During the early 1980s, staff members came to the Computer Center with a cart to pick up their computer output. Local area networks (LANs) were still in the future, as was the concept of a personal computer with a printer on nearly every desk. Mr. Becker recalled the days of the standalone word processor, with no other functionality.
"Sometimes it worked, and sometimes it didn't," he recalled.
The move from these early word processors to more versatile personal computers was a key component of the "revolution" of which Mr. Becker spoke.
"The ability to move computing power from a central room to peoples' desktops made computers a more integral part of everyone's workday," he observed. "But it also presented a management challenge."
For example, the upgrading of software could no longer be done at the mainframe level, but had to be distributed to everyone's machine. LANs held some promises, but the Library's technical staff soon realized that the Library's buildings were wired for voice, not data communications.
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Mr. Becker also noted that the Library has historically been a leader in many areas of the technology revolution. Outside of the scientific research community, the Library has been close to the cutting edge of technology, according to Mr. Becker. Early in the 1990s, when he began to serve as the Legislative Branch representative to the National Information Infrastructure (NII) Task Force, Mr. Becker noted that agencywide electronic mail was a novelty in many federal agencies. By comparison, a Library-wide e-mail system was already in place. With the aim of building "a seamless web of communications networks in the United States and around the world," one of the NII's first assignments was to get its members connected through e-mail so they could work more easily together to support this initiative.
Similarly, the Library was quick to connect to the Internet when it was still in its infancy.
The Library's first use of the Internet during the early 1990s made possible a joint software development project with IBM to replace the Library's 3270 Comterms (mainly used for cataloging and searching the Library's databases) with more standard personal computers that could be used for word processing and many other functions. At the time, IBM's subcontractor on this project was located in England.
"Since we could test the software being developed with them electronically over the Internet, we didn't get to visit in person," joked Mr. Becker.
On a serious note, Mr. Becker said that one of the themes of his tenure as ITS director has been to make the Library's computer hardware and software more standardized by purchasing and implementing products that are commercially available and supportable. While customizing the Library's systems made sense when there were no products on the market to meet its information needs, the situation has changed. Mr. Becker believes that what is to be gained from standardization outweighs what is lost by no longer customizing its systems to specific Library applications.
On April 30, 1993, the Library's card catalog debuted on the Internet.
"I wish I had kept my notes from the planning meetings," said Mr. Becker, who recalled a lively debate on the subject. "Some thought it would be just a novelty and that people wouldn't really use it. Today it remains one of the Library's most popular online resources. The Library can be proud of its role in making geographic boundaries irrelevant in terms of the ability to communicate and share its resources."
Mr. Becker, who still keeps a box of vintage IBM punch cards in his desk, made some observations about the impact of the technology revolution.
"Technology is ahead of our ability to deal with the issues that come with implementation," said Mr. Becker. "The technology was quick to deploy, but the impact on social institutions is not as easy to manage. The barriers are no longer hardware and software, but our imagination in dealing with issues such as privacy, security and copyright. As the institution that contains the Copyright Office, the Library is sensitive to the issue of intellectual property rights. Balancing intellectual property rights with the ability to provide global access to electronic resources is an enormously complex issue, which will no doubt pose a challenge to this generation and most likely the next generation."
Similarly, Mr. Becker noted the challenges associated with managing large-scale digital assets. While the Library is accustomed to upgrading its systems and software periodically, in the past the amount of information to be migrated from old systems to new ones was manageable.
"In the future, we will be talking in terms of migrating petabytes [1,000 gigabytes] of information, not merely gigabytes."
A case in point was the recent implementation of the Integrated Library System, which involved the migration of data from old legacy systems.
"The volume of these digital records was relatively small," said Mr. Becker. He also noted that the time period from their original creation in the late 1960s to the 1999 migration was also relatively short. "But what about long-range data migrations-50 years, 300 years, 500 years? These issues must be tackled or else the value of having vast digital resources will be diminished."
One of the most rewarding experiences of Mr. Becker's career at the Library has been his participation in the successful effort to provide the American public with information on how Congress works through the development of the THOMAS public legislative information system, and the Legislative Information System used by members of Congress and their staffs.
"This was a landmark experience," said Mr. Becker, who believes that many Americans take for granted free access to information. "Once the doors are opened on how government works, they are not easily closed. In fact, the desire is to open them even wider."
Since the inception of THOMAS in January 1995, many parliamentary leaders and representatives of other nations have contacted the Library to learn how to manage their legislative information.
"They are fascinated with the technology, but the policy issues are just as important," he observed. "Clearly, a government can use technology to communicate effectively with its citizens, if that is what the government wants to do."
"Maybe it's just my own perspective upon leaving the Library," said Mr. Becker, "but with regard to the use of technology, I believe this is just the end of one chapter with many chapters yet to be written. The Library of Congress is the nation's library and an international library, and it will continue to remain a premiere institution."
Ms. Fischer is a public affairs specialist in the Public Affairs Office.


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