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Hitachi is expected to announced its storage virtualization strategy in a few months with products to follow.
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HDS chief technical officer Hu Yoshida is understood to favor the in-band approach to virtualization, with some custom-built supporting silicon, versus the alternative out-of-band route. The company hasn't disclosed its plans to anyone but a few analysts with whom it's putting the strategy together -- plus partner Veritas.
A senior HDS executive, however, told the451 the strategy will see HDS invest in one or more companies, with a plan to acquire them at the point at which they would otherwise go public. It has an existing relationship with Troika Networks and sees CommVault Systems as an important future player.
specialist DataCore Software. If HDS goes ahead with an OEM deal for that company's SANsymphony product and is serious about investing in strategic partners, then it could open up in an interesting bidding war for the Fort Lauderdale, Florida based-company. Other industry players, including HDS competitor EMC and fabric switch leader Brocade, are also understood to be watching DataCore with keen interest.
Being able to manage and monitor every storage device as a single storage resource -- virtualization -- is the holy grail of storage area networking. There are currently many different approaches. In-band metadata server appliances offer file sharing and virtualization across different vendor platforms. They're cost-effective but difficult to scale and to make fault-tolerant. In-band network storage servers -- arrays front-ended by NFS/CIFS processors -- can back up to a SAN, but both approaches are in-band, don't scale well and need clustering to become highly available.
The Storage Networking Industry Association, meanwhile, is working on an out-of-band API that all vendors could use -- and implement in hardware -- with IBM and Compaq pushing their VersaStore technology as its foundation.
By September, HDS will also be shipping its Hi-Command console, which offers a single graphical view of (and command line access to) the multiple storage management applications a user may be running.
More Thunder and more Lightning is the way HDS describes the development of its disk product lines. It points out that by adding higher-capacity drives -- 144GB rather than the current 73GB -- it could deliver over 50TB in a single Lightning, up from 27TB now.
HDS claims that new products, channels and distribution agreements it has in the pipe will change the competitive face of the storage industry. But it's not giving much away. The existing relationships with Veritas and Microsoft (where HDS is eyeing the 6,000 enterprise NT users) are primarily to develop better integration.
Indeed, having been sat on by Sun for revealing it was in talks about a reseller deal, it now won't say how those talks are progressing, simply that the situation is ongoing.
HDS dismisses Sun's claim that the tie-up between Brocade, McData, IBM, EMC, Compaq and HDS to certify the interoperability of their respective SAN products was a closed process. For starters, Sun isn't even a member of the industry-wide Storage Networking Industry Association, so it can hardly complain about being closed out of any process. Besides, it was specifically invited to join the effort.
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Credit-card companies and retailers are trying to entice consumers to break out the plastic this holiday shopping season by offering them "gifts" of their own.
Fearing consumers might stick to cash, card issuers are rolling out extra points, deeper discounts, free gift cards and even cash for shoppers who pay with their credit and debit cards. And retailers are adding bounties through their own credit-card and loyalty programs.
"Some card issuers are seeing this as an opportunity to change the game and engage their customers further," says Kelly Hlavinka, managing partner at Colloquy, a loyalty marketing research firm in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Toy retailer Toys "R" Us, for instance, is hoping to win price-war battles against Wal-Mart WMT 0.15 % Stores and Target by tripling its rewards dollars to 10% on purchases made in stores or online.
Though holiday retail sales are expected to rise this year, they're doing so off a meager 0.4% increase last year, according to the National Retail Federation.
Consumers are still worried about their finances and unemployment and are making holiday gift lists and sticking closely to them, according to a survey of more than 8,700 consumers conducted earlier this month by BIGresearch for the National Retail Federation. What's more, only 27.6% of consumers say they will use a credit-card this season, the lowest number since 2002, according to the survey.
Here are some of the perks being touted.
Each time consumers make a purchase with a Citigroup C 0.05 % Citi card through Dec. 31, they will be entered to win a prepaid credit card valued at $10 to $10,000. (Cardholders must register their cards with Citi's online holiday sweepstakes to be eligible.)
Discover cardholders earn double cash-back bonuses, or 2%, on purchases of up to $1,000 made online through Dec. 31. Purchases after the $1,000 limit earn the usual 1% cash-back bonus.
Cardholders can earn 5% cash back on up to $300 in purchases made at restaurants, department stores and clothing stores through Dec. 31. Discover also is allowing cardholders to redeem rewards points for things like tickets to the 2011 Discover Orange Bowl on Jan. 3 in Miami.
J.P. Morgan Chase JPM 0.23 % is adding discounts for redemptions and more opportunities to earn points through its ultimaterewards.com program.
Through Dec. 20, cardholders who redeem 5,000 rewards points or more for merchandise in a single transaction receive a $10 Best Buy BBY 1.88 % gift card; they get a $25 gift card if 10,000 points are redeemed.
If consumers use reward points to shop online tomorrow, Cyber Monday, on ultimaterewards.com, they'll save 30%. And people who make purchases on the site through Nov. 30 will earn eight bonus points for every dollar spent.
Wells Fargo WFC -0.19 % has stepped up the deals at its online mall, wellsfargorewards.com. Holders of Wells Fargo credit and debit cards earn up to 16 points for every dollar spent at more than 600 brand-name merchants through Dec. 31.
Target has stepped up its regular rewards program ahead of the holidays by giving REDcard customers a 5% discount on all purchases made online or in stores with a Target credit or debit card or a Target Visa card.
Even the travel industry is getting in on holiday giveaways. Expedia EXPE 0.45 % is offering a $200 travel coupon, redeemable early next year, if you book a flight by Dec. 20 for travel by Jan. 3.
AirTran Airways launched a "The More the Merrier" promotion for its A+ Rewards frequent fliers to earn extra credit for themselves and for up to three members of a traveling party on flights originating in Atlanta. A party of four flying round trip can earn six credit points each. Two round-trip flights during the promotion will get you a free one-way flight, originating from Atlanta.
Keep in mind that many of these rewards may have usage deadlines or restricted eligibility. The AirTran promotion, for instance, requires members of its frequent-flier program to register for the promotion before the flight departs.
The Toys "R" Us loyalty program has a $50 limit on the rewards and requires that the dollars be spent at Toys "R" Us or Babies "R" Us stores between Dec. 26 and Jan. 31. The Toys "R" Us "program is very rich," says Ms. Hlavinka, "but when you sit down and do the math, will you have money to spend on toys in January?"
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A new integrated circuit packaging structure was needed to support the new 90-mm multilayer ceramic modules, known as Thermal Conduction Modules (TCMs), used in the IBM 3081 computers. The structure developed eliminates one level of packaging (the card level) and allows up to nine TCMs to be plugged directly into a large multilayer printed-circuit board using a new zero-insertion-force connector system. The board has 18 internal circuit planes for signal and power distribution and accommodates new signal cabling, power bus, terminating resistors, decoupling capacitors, and cooling hardware, forming a packaged unit of up to a quarter million logic gates and half a million bits of memory. This paper focuses on the detailed design of the printed-circuit board and on its signal and power transmission characteristics.
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Black Bean Rarebit
|Condensed black bean soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 can)
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chili sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Toast slices
|1 Tablespoon
|Tomato wedges
1. In saucepan heat soup with cheese and chili sauce until cheese is melted and mixture is hot, stirring occasionally.
2. Meanwhile, cut toast slices into triangles; butter them; then arrange 2 on each of 4 luncheon plates.
3. Spoon rarebit mixture over top of each toast triangle; then top each triangle with a tomato wedge. Serve hot. Nice as luncheon dish with fruit salad.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 993 Calories from Fat 378
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 43 g65.9%
Saturated Fat 19.9 g99.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 92.8 mg30.9%
Sodium 3896.8 mg162.4%
Total Carbohydrates 110 g36.6%
Dietary Fiber 13.8 g55.2%
Sugars 15.3 g
Protein 42 g84.6%
Vitamin A 73.5% Vitamin C 57.8%
Calcium 54.3% Iron 74.1%
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The Copperas Cove Bulldawgs football team won Friday's away non-conference game against Waco by a score of 41-31.
(September 2, 2011: Waco, TX 76710) Copperas Cove Bulldawgs (Copperas Cove, TX) fans left the game satisfied Friday as they observed their football team run past the host Waco Lions (Waco, TX), 41-31 in a non-league test.
With the win, Copperas Cove improves its record to 1-1 on the season. The Bulldawgs host Belton (Belton, TX) to confront the Tigers in a 5A Region II District 12 test on Friday, September 23. The Tigers go into the test with a record of 2-0.
With the loss, Waco moves to 1-1 on the season. The Lions travel to Ellison (Killeen, TX) to confront the Eagles in a non-league test on Thursday, September 8. The Eagles go into the test with a record of 0-2. Ellison lost 52-0 in their recent non-league test against Cedar Park (Cedar Park, TX)


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NEW YORK Ś U2 frontman Bono feels optimistic that his musical, ôSpider-man: Turn Off the Darkö will continue to thrive after the show turns the lights out on Broadway early next year.
ôWhen you think of the difficult birth that we had with ĹTurn Off the Dark,ĺö he said, ôitĺs worked out so well.ö
ôThree hugely successful years, and then itĺs off to Germany, itĺs off to Las Vegas,ö Bono said Monday night on the red carpet for ôMandela: Long Walk to Freedom.ö
U2 contributed to the filmĺs soundtrack with ôOrdinary Love.ö Itĺs the band first new song in three years and it plays at the end of the movie.
Bono and Edge also wrote the music for ôSpider-Man.ö
By the time it closes, more than 2 million people will have seen it. But the musical had a tumultuous run, including six delayed opening nights, numerous injuries to the cast, and the publicized firing of director Julie Taymor. It was also Broadwayĺs most expensive show, costing around $75 million.
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Teresa Seiverling, 59, schoolteacher, worked for Weaver Financial, loved yard saling
Teresa Seiverling, 59, of Lititz, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, June 26, 2014, at her residence.
She was born in Ephrata to Lamar "Henner" and Lillian M. (Lutz) Weaver and was the wife of Jeff Seiverling with whom she shared 29 years of marriage.
Teresa was a 1972 graduate of Ephrata High School and a 1976 graduate of Bloomsburg University. She taught elementary school in the Solanco School District and in 1988 she went into the insurance business, working at Weaver Financial. Teresa and Jeff were the first couple to be married at the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Ephrata. She loved life and enriched the lives of everyone around her. Teresa was very loving and caring and her bubbly personality and smile always made people laugh. She loved going to yard sales and going on vacation. Her children were the love of her life and she always enjoyed spending time with friends. She will be sadly missed by her in-laws, Jack and Joyce Seiverling. They would like everyone to know that Teresa was the best daughter-in-law anyone could ask for.
In addition to her husband and parents, she is survived by a son: Tyler Seiverling of Ephrata; a daughter: Chelsea Seiverling, fiancée of Jason Bryan of Ephrata; two brothers: Tracey Weaver of Akron and Todd, husband of Kelly Weaver of Allentown.
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Mitre Suites, Buenos Aires
- Free breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 26 guestrooms
- Airport drop-off service
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Concierge services
- Barbecue grills
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Daily housekeeping
- Cable TV service
- Barbecue grill(s)
What's around
- Obelisco (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Teatro Colon (3 mi / 4.9 km)
- Argentine National Congress (2.2 mi / 3.5 km)
- Argentine National Museum of History (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Centenario Park (1 mi / 1.7 km)
Mitre Suites, Buenos Aires
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $19
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 26 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 11 AM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Cash deposit required
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport drop off (available on request) *
- No parking
- Free nearby parking
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- Free breakfast
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- Ceiling fan
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
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The Wollongong Wolves' start to the National Soccer League (NSL) season went from bad to worse with a 4-0 flogging at home to South Melbourne on Friday night.
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The Victorian fire service says a blaze which gutted a Melbourne electrical warehouse this afternoon caused about $3 million worth of damage.
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Australia's former chief veterinary officer has warned of dire consequences if the Federal Government goes ahead with a proposal to bring home 50,000 sheep stranded in the Middle East.
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If someone wanted to fork a library as GPL, they would be able to, etc. Hmmmm...
WebKit will round letter-spacing values to the nearest pixel, which means your design likely has keming issues and is one dick away from disaster.
Its not too far off from the familiar practice of media outlets asking for you to subscribe before you can read more articles.
ASM.js would be actually perfectly in alignment with what Google wants to optimise V8 for. I was actually quite shocked in fact to learn it was mozilla to make the first move here, that is the extraordinary part IMHO.
ASM.js is a subset of javascript, as in, a style and consistency of coding, much like the famous book JavaScript: The Good Parts teaches you a subset of JS. ASM.js teaches you an optimizable style, it encourages you to write JS in a way that makes it easy to force static-typing.
Lets have an example (one of the first in the ASM.js spec even), we have a function that takes in a number, adds 1 to it and returns it:
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In this case, we want to have x be an integer. So we have to coerce it from a number into an int:
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If we wanted to make sure it is a double, we would use:
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The return type should be an integer as well, so we apply the same coercion on the result.
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Everything together, we have this function:
function addOne(x) { x = x|0; return (x + 1)|0; }
I definitely think ASM.js is more than just for emscripten, it is also for manually optimising libraries that may need the performance boost, for example I have math libraries for computing collisions, physics, interpolation and artificial intelligence that could definitely get a kick out of this.
(This is my own interpretation, have followed ASM.js before the media knew about it and the mozilla thing)
I may have stepped into a case after investigation an odd bug, which seems to have been due to what looks like a race condition.
(Which in my case was pretty bad - caused multiple setIntervals where it only expected one and didn't clear the extra! If this code were perfectly sequentially then there would only ever be one interval running at one time for each object instance, so this is only possible with multi-threading)
My code seems to have spawned two threads from analysis and started merging again after running .apply on a function -- there was originally a debug message which was visible twice and printed an increment which made it seem like it always skipped one increment, despite showing the message twice -- the first hint I had of multi-threading and weirdness going on.
Here is a snippet of the console log: (with comments about what seems to be going on)
increment.b queued to 1 utilities.js:88 (first thread, increment variable '*queued*' number to 1)
increment.a queued to 2 utilities.js:69 (second thread, increment '*queued*' number to 2)
[ThrottleQueue:1] Timer reset ~ lateFn +1 (2) utilities.js:73 (this would have been the second thread, queued is 2 (correct))
[ThrottleQueue:1] No timer ~ lateFn +1 (2) utilities.js:91 (this would have been the first thread, queued is 2 (!!))
increment.a queued to 3 utilities.js:69 (process repeats, first thread here, goes to 3)
increment.a queued to 4 utilities.js:69 (second thread, 4)
[ThrottleQueue:1] Timer reset ~ lateFn +1 (4) utilities.js:73 (queued is 4)
[ThrottleQueue:1] Timer reset ~ lateFn +1 (4) utilities.js:73 (again, 3 is skipped and shows 4 instead)
increment.a queued to 5 utilities.js:69
increment.a queued to 6 utilities.js:69
[ThrottleQueue:1] Timer reset ~ lateFn +1 (6) utilities.js:73
[ThrottleQueue:1] Timer reset ~ lateFn +1 (6)
For reference, I am using Google Chrome 27.0.1438.7 dev (default chrome://flags, not using special switches, etc.)
The above console.log()'s are from the same anonymous function() returned from one object instance.
I took out the function code into a gist and modified the debug messages a bit to clarify it. (The multi interval bug is fixed, but mutli-threading is still exhibited)
My code creates the throttleQueue on an object with an opts argument that looks like: { fn: function() { ... }, lateFn: function() { ... }, delay: 250, batch: true, maximumCallStack: 20 });
The returned function is then called 18 times in a short amount of time (so that all 18 calls are queued)
Is it just me, did I do something dumb or can other people reproduce this?
(For some background on throttleQueue: It is an extension of the traditional throttle function design taken to the next level - I needed to delay rendering of DOM elements by javascript and threw in the ability to batch all those renders together, this was all inspired by the recent Google Chrome mobile for android upgrade which brought in the accelerated rendering for scrolling, so I made a hacky variant for vertical hardware-accelerated lists in a Sencha app I am working on)
It seems there should be a community formed around it, like some go-to place to talk about DevTools, a forum specifically. Especially better if it is frequented by the chrome developers working on it.
I'm sure people would love to hear how you can extend devtools with plugins and themes and what is available out there.
+Paul Irish could you kick off something, please?
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For example, getting a 2x DPI favicon at 16px from the ArsTechnica site:
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iconType is 'favicon' or 'touch-icon',
iconSize is the resolution in pixels,
pixelRatio is pretty much just window.devicePixelRatio,
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Trying to match photoshop typography with the HTML/CSS world or vice versa is always a pain, but at least this makes superscript work the same.
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So, the longer an image is visible in the viewport of a site (along with other factors such as cursor attention and other human factors) the more you should try to improve the quality of the image post initial load IMHO. I had been thinking about to achieve this, it should be possible using canvas and drawing decoded delta frame updates on top over time to keep sharpening and enhancing the quality.
I'm somewhat unsure exactly what would be the best algorithm suitable for this. You could initially load a very lower quality JPEG and then do extra AJAX requests for delta frame payloads.
The lowest quality image could be inlined into the first HTML request of a page (for the time-to-glass phase) and then keep downloading further updates based on factors (device capabilities, network, etc) and user interaction (or non-interaction even if they are looking at the same location for a while).
Additionally this would be pretty awesome with responsive design.
Their insistence on JP2K (great ability to progressively decode decent images but decoding has a ridiculous hit on CPU performance), choices in network protocols (compared to the new verse protocol: http://youtu.be/IJm-Inp9kTI ), fudged texture priorities (they are awful at fudging things, see Land Impact), unnecessarily XOR'ing cached images and other decisions all add up to a really suboptimal implementation.
Looks like the visual idea of a person sitting infront of a computer has almost fully removed itself from the old stereotype of a "loser with no life" and turned 180 degrees towards the famous "thinker pose" - a human who is fully using their brain thinking power.
Not to mention the children next to her showing that it is acceptable and even social.
Anyone else notice this?
The future is really a lot closer than we think it is.
Really nice piece by +Jolie O'Dell in +VentureBeat about the +Tynker launch.
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I always stop and look at a cover before reading and wonder - what does the picture have to say about the story? Where could this woman be going?
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Emma is a lawyer and has been working towards partnership for many years. When her firm strongly discourages her taking a month long absence, she surprises herself by going anyway. The trip starts out well, but within a few days, Emma is seriously ill. The safari leader leaves her with volunteers in a remote village with a promise to send a doctor. But then an earthquake decimates the country. Emma recovers, but there is still no way for her to contact anyone from her remote village. Six months later, she is finally able to return, ready to step into her life again. But, that life is no more - the key to her apartment doesn't work, there's a strange man living there, she can't reach any of her friends by phone, someone else has her job...and more. When Emma googles herself, she discovers the truth - she's been declared dead.
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It's been a long journey over the past year, but I'm proud to announce that the Architecting EUC Solutions book is finally available. The book focuses on helping you develop your design for modern EUC solutions. It touches briefly on the strategy and roadmap phases of these projects also. The chapters are created so that each one covers a different topic and they range from all of the EUC solutions, operations, infrastructure and all parts required for a design.
The content in the book is very vendor neutral and is not a blueprint on how to write a VMware Horizon or Citrix XenDesktop design. Instead, it takes an approach of educating architects on what questions to ask and how to evaluate alternatives. Then apply these to the solution of your choice.
I would like to thank Sean Massey for helping by contributing some content for the book and Kees Baggerman for stepping up as a technical reviewer for the book. I hope that if you read the book, that you enjoy it and it's able to help you on your design journey. If you are not into EUC but are looking for design related content, you may still find some helpful chapters as there are not that many books on IT architecture.Read More


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