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Reward offered to stop security sales scams
A national security company is offering a $25,000 reward for proof of a company training its sales teams to be deceitful, Call 6 Investigator Kara Kenney reported.
ADT Security Services said they are seeing a growing problem of scammers telling customers that "ADT has gone out of business" or they're there to "upgrade the equipment."
Sometimes the scammers claim they are affiliated with alarm panel manufacturers, company officials said.
"ADT's trusted brand is being exploited by swindlers and scammers who mislead unsuspecting consumers," said David Bleisch, ADT General Counsel. "Victims end up having their ADT security systems unnecessarily replaced and are duped into signing new contracts with another provider."
The Indiana Attorney General's office issued an alert earlier this year warning consumers of high pressure or deceptive sales tactics including calls and door-to-door solicitors offering home security or alarm systems.
More than 150 consumers have filed complaints with the office after receiving unwanted calls, including robocalls offering home security systems.
The AG's office tracked some of the illegal out-of-state calls to Justin Ramsey, owner of Loyal Marketing, LLC.
A Hamilton County Superior Court judge awarded the state a default judgment against Ramsey which included $4.375 million in civil penalties after the defendant failed to respond, according to the AG's office.
ADT has video evidence from one company's training session showing representatives being taught to lie during sales presentations at customer homes.
The company refused to release the video to Kenney, so it's unclear which company it is.
Last year, ADT recovered more than $4 million from companies as a result of lawsuits and ADT said it will continue filing lawsuits against companies who deceive its customers.
The AG's office said consumers should be wary of scare tactics in which a solicitor mentions a rash of burglaries in the neighborhood.
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Even though MAC changed its regular 1st Wednesday of the month meeting date to Monday, July 11, there was Standing Room Only to hear the Action item, The Park at Granite Bay, which is located on the west side of Sierra College Boulevard north of Old Auburn Road. ...
The opportunity to comment on the Notice of Preparation has closed; so, the County will now conduct the environmental review process which will review ALL of the 80 specific issues that were noted in the Initial Study as issues that could have a "Potentially Significant Impact" on our existing environment as well as the items that were brought to the attention of the County in the letters they received in response to the Notice of Preparation. This process will take some time and the Draft EIR—the complete environmental study of this project—will not be available until early next spring.
The next step is to circulate a petition ...
Proposed Project:
"GBD Communities proposes to develop the Hawk Homestead project in the Granite Bay Community Plan (GBCP) of unincorporated Placer County [on property formerly known as the Frank Andrews property]. Hawk Homestead features 108 rural estate home sites with extensive open space, trails and amenities consistent with the character and identity of Granite Bay. The 245.2-acre Hawk Homestead (HH) site is located at the northwest corner of Barton Road and Cavitt-Stallman Road in the Granite Bay community."
The property is currently zoned for just 37 homes with a minimum lot size of 4.6 acres. This project proposal is asking for almost three times as many lots ...
GraniteBay.com has received several e-mails recently that express concerns about different situations in the area; i.e. traffic problems, project development issues, down trees, etc. If your concerns are similar to the examples listed and are related to Granite Bay, Placer County, please send your email to email@example.com.
At its regular Board meeting on February 12, at 7:00 in the district office on Auburn Folsom Road, SJWD will consider available options for the crisis, and based on their grim discussions at the January 22 meeting there are no good ones. ...
At a recent fire board meeting, an information item was presented to the Board of Directors that the new healthcare law may affect ambulance transportation revenues ...
A number of projects have been proposed that will have an impact on the community and are in various stages of submittal at County. Click here to learn more about them.
MAC regularly scheduled for 1st Wed. of month has been changed to Monday, July 11th at 7:00 PM at Eureka School on Eureka Road in order to hear one action item: The Park at Granite Bay. The Final EIR for project can be assessed here.
Proposes 56 single family lots on 16.3 acres in gated, fenced sub-division. Zoned for 16 homes. One gated access onto Sierra College Boulevard. One and two story homes on lots from 7,150 to17,196 sq. ft. Surrounded on three sides by one to four acre lots zoned for animals and farming. Requesting General Plan Amendment, Rezone, and Variances. Located on west side of Sierra College Blvd., north of Old Auburn Road.
The Placer County Department of Public Health and Placer County Air Pollution Control District are issuing a joint air quality advisory to notify the public of poor air quality conditions primarily due to smoke from the Trailhead Fire in Placer and El Dorado counties. The joint air quality advisory is in effect from June 30 through July 4. Click here to read more.
Placer County's Board of Supervisors will consider transitioning county-run medical clinics in Auburn and Kings Beach to private operation in a public hearing scheduled for 1 p.m. on July 12 at the Placer County Community Development Resource Center, 3091 County Center Drive, in Auburn. Click here to read more.
A plan to improve area roadways to relieve both existing and future traffic and congestion and to improve public transportation is two steps closer to reality. Click here to read more.
The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved nine different contract agreements totaling more than $18 million to provide mental health, substance abuse, transitional housing and child abuse prevention services throughout the county. Click here to read more.
Commercial medical marijuana cultivation and sale will not be allowed in unincorporated Placer County, after the board of supervisors today voted 3-2 to limit marijuana cultivation to small, indoor grows by medical marijuana patients only. The board directed county staff to return with an ordinance codifying the approach they approved today for their consideration in the coming weeks. Click here to read more.
Placer County, like all other counties in the state, is required to provide legal representation to criminal defendants who cannot afford their own legal counsel. Because of the specialized nature of public defender work, the county contracts with law firms to provide these services.Click here to read more.
Notice is hereby given that the Placer County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on June 7 , 2016 at 9:30 a.m . , at Board of Supervisors' Chambers , 175 Fulweiler Avenue, Auburn, CA 95603,in order to consider the Placer Cou nty Planning Commission's April 28, 2016 recommendation to the Board of Supervisors to approve a Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map , a Conditional Use Permit , and a Rezone of Assessor Parcel Number 048 -151 -088 -000 from RS -B-40 PD = 2.0 (Residential Single Family, combining Building Site of 40,000 square feet, combining Planned Residential Development of 2.0 units per acre) to RS -B-18 PD = 2.8 (Residential Single Family, combining Building Site of 18,000 square feet, combining Planned Residential Development of 2.8 units per acre). The project is located at the northeast corner of Sierra College Boulevard and Eureka Road in the Granite Bay area and proposes a 72 -unit project consisting of a Planned Residential Development (PD) of 28 detached, single- family res idences on the eastern portion of the site and 44 attached residential "halfplex" units on the western portion. The Planning Commission also recommended the Board of Supervisors adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration prepared for the project .
Administra tive remedies must be exhausted prior to an action being initiated in a court of law. If the proposed action is challenged in court, one may be limited to those issues raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence deliv ered prior to the public hearing.
All letters, written materials, studies or reports, in excess of one (1) page should be delivered to the Clerk of the Board, 175 Fulweiler Avenue, Room 101 Auburn, CA 95603, at least 24 hours or (1) business working day prior to the beginning of the meeting as noticed above.
Further information on the proposed project can be obtained by calling the Community Development/Resource Agency at (530) 745 -3000 or 1 -800 -488- 4308, ext. 3000 during normal business hours. Interes ted persons are invited to attend the hearing or submit written comments.
Meeting to be held in Eureka School District Office, "Big Gym", 5455 Eureka Road, Granite Bay, CA.
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If Supervisor Kirk Uhler is not present, Ashley Brown will present
Hawthorn Retirement Residence:
Hawthorn Retirement Residence is a 3 story, 145-suite facility for seniors located on the corner of Sierra College and Old Auburn Road. APN 468-060-038-000 and 468-060-019-000. The senior housing concept is designed for those who are still ambulatory, but in need of some support. The private suites include studio, one, and two bedroom versions. Each is similar to a conventional dwelling unit except a kitchen is not included. Total building population will be roughly 147. Fewer than 25% of the residents will be driving their own cars.
Presenter: Mark Lowen, Lenity Architecture (15 minutes)
Quarry Ridge Professional Center:
This is a request for General Plan Amendment to change the land use from Low Density Residential to Commercial, a Rezone to change the zoning from RS-B-20 to OP, four lot parcel map and a development plan review for an office park. The Office Park would include one 3,200 sq ft office building, and three-one story medical offices (4,020 - 4,530 - and 5,510 sq ft, respectively - total 17,260 sq ft) and 91 parking stalls. Project located on the NE corner of Douglas Blvd and Berg St.
Presenter: Neil Doerhoff (15 Minutes)
Lake Vista Estates:
The project proposes a Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map and a Conditional Use Permit to subdivide the approximately 35.8-acre property into 15 single-family residential lots at Boulder Road near the intersection with Walden Woods Way in Granite Bay. The project site, consisting of two parcels, is currently vacant and surrounds an existing equestrian facility. Future single-family residences would consist of custom homes which would be constructed by individual land owners. Access to the site would be from Boulder Road, and circulation within the project would consist of two private cul-de-sac roads. The project would also provide a secondary emergency access point from Boulder Road to Barcelona Court (a part of the Los Lagos subdivision) at the northwestern edge of the project site. This secondary emergency access point would be gated and for the exclusive use of emergency vehicles.
Presenter: George Rosasco (15 Minutes)
Placer County is now one step closer to bringing more economic, education and residential opportunities to south Placer County, as the board of supervisors today awarded two contracts for planning of the Placer Ranch project and the Sunset Area. Click here to read more.
With Placer County's elected clerk-recorder-registrar, Jim McCauley, retiring this month, the county board of supervisors voted today to appoint Ryan Ronco to the position. Click here to read more.
A new financing option is available to Placer County residents who are looking to purchase a home but are unable to use traditional mortgage loans. Click here to read more.
Some Placer residents can look forward to lower flood insurance premiums now that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has issued new draft flood maps for the region. Click here to read more.
First responders from 35 local agencies converged on Roseville today to rescue the victims of a staged but horrific accident. Click here to read more.
It's a small insect the size of a grain of rice that by itself is fairly innocuous. But the Asian citrus psyllid is capable of carrying a bacteria that will kill every citrus tree it infects.Click here to read more.
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Though best known as a contemporary jazz performer, trumpeter Chris Botti made his initial splash on the pop music scene. A native of Oregon, he started playing at the age of ten, and began performing professionally while still in high school. After studying in the prestigious Indiana University music program under noted jazz educator David Baker, Botti relocated to New York, where he served with saxophonist George Coleman and trumpet great Woody Shaw. In 1990, Botti was asked to join Paul Simon's band, where he remained for the next five years. Finally, in 1995, he recorded his solo debut, First Wish, a record combining the sounds of contemporary pop-jazz with the textures of art rock. After scoring the 1996 film Caught, Botti resurfaced in 1997 with his second LP, Midnight Without You, which was followed by Slowing Down the World in 1999.
Two years later, he was a featured soloist on Sting's Brand New Day world tour, and that time allowed Botti to rediscover old musical passions and create new ones. Recorded in Los Angeles, 2001's Night Sessions captured such jazzy pop. That muse was explored further in 2003 with A Thousand Kisses Deep, and to a lesser extent on the more traditional orchestral jazz of 2004's When I Fall in Love. That record was his first Top 40 entry, and it was followed by the number 18 hit To Love Again: The Duets in 2005. Another Top 40 placement, Italia, followed in 2007, with the live album Chris Botti in Boston following in 2009. In 2012, Botti returned with the studio album Impressions. Focusing on his love of melody, Impressions features Botti collaborating with such artists as jazz pianist Herbie Hancock, guitarist Mark Knopfler, country singer Vince Gill, composer/pianist/producer David Foster, and more. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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University of Washington researchers have successfully replicated a direct brain-to-brain connection between pairs of people as part of a scientific study following the team's initial demonstration a year ago.
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Traditional, tea party conservatives seem split on foreign policy
Foreign policy looms large as the 2014 midterm elections approach. But traditional conservatives and their tea party counterparts may bring different concerns and motivations to the November ballot, according to a University of Washington political scientist. While traditional conservatives seem most motivated by concern over American security, Christopher Parker, UW professor of political science, suggests…
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Psychological studies of children who began life in Romanian orphanages shows that institutionalization is linked to physical changes in brain structure. The thinning of the cortex leaves a lasting legacy that can explain impulsivity and inattention years later.
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Toddlers regulate behavior to avoid making adults angry
UW researchers have found that children as young as 15 months can detect anger in other people's social interactions and then modify their own behavior.
September 18, 2014
Poverty, income inequality increase in Washington state
The number of Washingtonians living in poverty jumped by more than 50,000 from 2012 to 2013, and the state poverty rate rose as well, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data released Thursday.
World population to keep growing this century, hit 11 billion by 2100
A study by the UW and the United Nations finds that the number of people on Earth is likely to reach 11 billion by 2100, about 2 billion higher than widely cited previous estimates.
August 16, 2014
Virginity pledges for men can lead to sexual confusion — even after the wedding day
Young men receiving support after they pledge to abstain from sex until marriage, can find themselves without advisors and help once they do marry.
July 8, 2014
Better visualizing of fitness-app data helps discover trends, reach goals
University of Washington researchers have developed visual tools to help self-trackers understand their daily activity patterns over a longer period and in more detail. They found people had an easier time meeting personal fitness and activity goals when they could see their data presented in a broader, more visual way.
June 11, 2014
Nearly 1 in 8 American children are maltreated before age 18
By the time they reach age 18, nearly one in eight of American children experience a confirmed case of maltreatment. Co-author Hedy Lee, a UW assistant professor of sociology, says the study shows that child maltreatment is much more common than previously thought.
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Sociologist Robert Crutchfield examines the relationship between work and crime in 'Get a Job'
In his new book, "Get a Job: Labor Markets, Economic Opportunity, and Crime," University of Washington sociologist Robert Crutchfield explains the nuanced links between work, unemployment and crime.
May 20, 2014
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Roger Roffman chronicles society's long struggle with pot in 'Marijuana Nation'
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In her lecture "Are We There Yet? The Four Directions in Native American Higher Education," Metoyer will talk about the historic development of Native Americans in higher education.
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Babies prefer fairness – but only if it benefits them – in choosing a playmate
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Science-themed music videos boost scientific literacy, study shows
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UW launches online bachelor's degree completion program in social sciences
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March 14, 2014
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A new UW study conducted in Seattle shows that people bypass supermarkets and ethnic stores near their homes to shop at their preferred grocery.
March 13, 2014
Negative effects of joining a gang last long after gang membership ends
Joining a gang in adolescence has significant consequences in adulthood beyond criminal behavior, even after a person leaves the gang. Former gang members are more likely to be in poor health, receiving government assistance and struggling with drug abuse than someone who never joined a gang.
March 11, 2014
No one likes a copycat, no matter where you live
Very young children often don't view an artistic copycat negatively, but that changes by the age of 5 or 6, even in countries that place less value on intellectual property rights than the U.S.
February 11, 2014
Data on today's youth reveal childhood clues for later risk of STDs
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February 4, 2014
Personal experience, work seniority improve mental health professionals' outlook
One might think that after years on the job, mental health workers would harbor negative attitudes about mental illness, but a new UW study suggests the opposite.
January 30, 2014
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January 27, 2014
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Dr. Stephen Gloyd, professor of global health and health services, will discuss creative responses to reducing inequity worldwide.
January 24, 2014
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UW psychologist Anthony Greenwald has developed a scientific test to measure the strength of one's support for a football team.
January 13, 2014
Cognitive training shows some lasting effects in healthy older adults
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January 8, 2014
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Population growth since 1980 drives increases in the number of smokers in countries including China and Russia, while Canada, Mexico, and the United States see strong declines
January 7, 2014
'Sharecropper's Troubadour': The life of singer, union organizer John Handcox
UW historian Michael Honey talks about his latest book, "Sharecropper's Troubadour: John L. Handcox, the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, and the African American Song Tradition."
January 6, 2014
Babbling babies – responding to one-on-one 'baby talk' – master more words
Common advice to new parents is that the more words babies hear the faster their vocabulary grows. Now new findings show that what spurs early language development isn't so much the quantity of words as the style of speech and social context in which speech occurs.
'Future of Ice' initiative marks new era for UW polar research
The UW's new "Future of Ice" initiative includes several new research hires, a new minor in Arctic studies and a free winter lecture series.
December 16, 2013
5 effective parenting programs to reduce problem behaviors in children
UW researchers evaluated about 20 parenting programs and found five that are especially effective at helping parents and children at all risk levels avoid adolescent behavior problems that affect not only individuals, but entire communities.
December 9, 2013
Communities across U.S. reduce teen smoking, drinking, violence and crime
Fewer high school students across the U.S. started drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes, committing crimes and engaging in violence before graduation when their towns used a prevention system developed by UW's Social Development Research Group.
December 3, 2013
New book 'Going Viral' explores nature, impact of Internet virality
Will we of the early 21th century be remembered for Internet memes like Grumpy Cat? "Going Viral," a new book by Karine Nahon and Jeff Hemsley of the UW Information School explores the nature of virality and impacts of virality.
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.Please note, airport shuttle service is only available to and from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Key points is 30 for parking a night. I was on a business trip and just staying 1 night there. They let me keep my car there after check out so I could tour some of D.C. Before I left. Breakfast and happy hour drinks were awesome!
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We have been staying at the Marriott Residence inn in Crystal City, and couldn't get in. My wife and I are very happy about finding the Embassy Suites, and will probably return. We liked the afternoon social and the room.
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Well I was skeptical because of the name and the fact that it was kind of last minute reservation. But I was very impress with the room, very clean, well presented, huge.
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Breakfast is great. The rooms are great. Staff is wonderful.
Sometimes some of the late night service in the restaurant is rather slow.
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Located close to the airport. The rooms were very quiet and the view from my floor was spectacular.
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One on the best I have stayed in. Will definitely return.
Can't think of a thing. Exceeded my expectations.
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The building... Very original
The gentleman @ the front desk.
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January 21, 2015
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The desk attendant was wonderful. Helpful in explaining the metro format. New the community for shopping and restaurants. very social and outgoing & friendly.
did not know the hotel had $27.00 per night parking charge. This was probably my fault for not checking. I just figured outside of DC we got away from that.
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very kind staffs. well equipped and free busuness center.
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When I write a document (https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Event/UIEvent/KeyEvent#Order_of_key_events), I found an inconsistency issue across platforms.
On Windows, CapsLock, NumLock and ScrollLock don't dispatch keypress event.
On Linux, CapsLock, NumLock and ScrollLock dispatch keypress event.
On Mac, CapsLock dispatches only keydown event, NumLock key (without Fn key, i.e., external keyboard's NumLock key) dispatches keydown, keypress and keyup events. NumLock key with Fn key and ScrollLock key don't dispatch any key events.
The CapsLock of Mac doesn't send keyup event is a limitation of platform. I'm not sure the ScrollLock on Mac. But that isn't a matter of this bug.
The main issue of this bug is whether we should dispatch keypress event for these keys or not.
The keys don't generate any characters, so, we shouldn't dispatch keypress event at that time.
Note that NumLock key has been obsoleted on Mac. Please ignore the NumLock issue on Mac mentioned in the comment 0.
This was completely fixed by other bugs.


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The Oracle Anti Patent-Threat Conspiracy
In November 2006 Novell and Microsoft singed and announced a collaboration agreement between them, which took the Linux world by surprise. Novell is the owner and producer of SUSE Linux which it acquired in 2003.
Novell is also the owner of the UNIX and UnixWare copyrights, which was recently confirmed by a US court, which in itself is a welcome victory, because of SCO's threat to the Linux community based upon allegations of copyright infringement of UNIX. SCO claimed that Linux is an unauthorized derivative of UNIX and sued IBM and Novell over copyright claims. And then there were speculations, that Microsoft helped SCO in its effort against Linux. But since SCO doesn't own UNIX after all, the threat is now nothing more than hot air. Perhaps, Microsoft realized that SCO is going to lose and it was them, which suddenly needed protection from Novell, hence the collaboration agreement with Novell. But that deal includes also a patent cooperation agreement, where Novell and Microsoft each promised not to sue the other's customers for patent infringement.
But ever since that deal, Microsoft hasn't stopped claiming that Linux violates their own patents, something Novell vehemently denies. Like as if Microsoft is directly spreading the uncertainty from now on, instead of SCO as a proxy. Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer claimed that they made the deal with Novell, because Linux uses their intellectual property. And Novell's CEO Ron Hovsepian responded that the agreement with Microsoft in no way acknowledges that Linux infringes upon any Microsoft intellectual property. And so forth…
In this new reality, which left all other Linux vendors high and dry - for them the threats from Microsoft are real. They were not included in the patent protection deal cut with Microsoft, leaving them vulnerable. Never mind the fact that Microsoft hasn't proved any patent violation in court and many simply dismissed their claims. But the temporary damage of such threats against users and vendors of the Linux operating system alike, are real. Should Microsoft decide to sue for example Red Hat or its customers, it's questionable if Red Hat could overcome the difficulties of such an attack, even as the number one Linux vendor.
At about the same time of the friendship announcement between Novell and Microsoft, Oracle announced its Unbreakable Linux, a distribution build from Red Hat source code. Unbreakable Linux is actually a support program, but Oracle effectively produces and distributes a RHEL clone, the very same way StartCom does with StartCom Enterprise Linux.
This move was not less surprising to the Linux folks and left many scratching their heads (including me). Oracle supported their databases and other products for a long time on Red Hat Linux operating systems. It seemed that there was a longstanding partnership between this two companies and somehow it didn't made sense, that Oracle wanted to compete with Red Hat - by using the source code distributed by Red Hat of all things. The support fees Oracle charges* for its Linux program are touted to be even cheaper than the ones from Red Hat, something which sounds even more ridiculous, considering the costs of the Oracle databases which run on top of the operating system. More than that, Oracle bothered to build their clone of Red Hat by themselves and some reported their early versions riddled with bugs, even so they could have grabbed one of the existing and working clones.
Now with the SCO vs. Novell case coming to a close and with the continued threats spewed by Microsoft about patent violations against the Linux community after the Novell deal, I'm left wondering if it can be, that Red Hat and its partners got wind of the emerging deal between Novell and Microsoft, which after all took month to accomplish. Can it be, that Oracle scrambled to Red Hat's help, by producing effectively the same product? Because if Microsoft would sue Red Hat, they would be suing also Oracle which distributes the very same product!? Or at least Oracle would have good reasons to defend Red Hat. Was this a warning sign to Microsoft? At least it would explain, why the database giant started its own RHEL clone…
Update 1: This opinion story seems to give some support to the Oracle connection with the confirmation of the legal threat from Microsoft after the SCO case.
Update 2: Oracle's Larry Ellison, on his first visit to Israel last weekend, is flexing his muscles even more by statements like "Open source is not something to be feared" and "When Oracle will become the biggest software company depends on how fast Oracle grows, and how fast Microsoft shrinks".
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Roma defeated Bologna 2-0 at the Dall'Ara thanks to goals from John Arne Riise and Julio Baptista to remain four points behind the reigning champions, and Totti writes on his official website: "Professionalism, passion, technique and heart. All these qualities allowed us to win this match against Bologna.
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Did you see something strange in this screenshot of Google's homepage on 6th Nov, 2009?
No, not Bert and Ernie (it's Sesame Street's 40th birthday).
It's that ad for the Verizon Droid right there under the search box (today is also Droid Day). Although, the juxtaposition does make it seem like Bert and Ernie are trying to get you to buy a Droid.
Google's homepage is normally an ad-free zone. No more than 28 words are allowed on it, and Google is always trying to find ways to make it even sparer.
But the company does make exceptions now and then to promote a partner's product, such as it did with Firefox back in the day, and with the launches of Chrome and the very first Android phone from T-Mobile a year ago. And at least this Droid ad does not break the 28-word rule. The page weighs in at 27 words.
The ad goes to this Google landing page, which then links to Verizon's Droid page. I guess they want to lose some folks along the way. Still, I'd love to see the clickthrough rates on that promotion.
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Susan was an original. She was brash, brilliant, passionate, funny, idealistic, professional and fearless in her reporting.
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Even a brief reading of the latest teachings of Pope Francis, which closely follow the teachings of Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict, make it clear to me that Santa is, in fact, a liberal populist.
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Yes, we all know the mainstream media is liberal. Yawn. Let's move on.
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When the chairman of the Republican National Committee and the Clinton brain trust agree on anything, I am inclined to grasp my wallet with both hands.
They both agree that the surge of Hillary Clinton "entertainment," including and particularly by NBC, is a bad idea. They are both right and dramatize the points I made in my new column, "Citizen Bezos," about the future of The Washington Post and the flood of insider nonsense that passes for political discourse these days.
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Kudos to Judy Kurtz for her story in The Hill last week about the new Ron Paul television channel that is set to debut this summer. I hope there is some way for Neilson to give ratings for the Ron Paul channel, which can be previewed at www.ronpaulchannel.com, because this is going to be a very huge hit.
During the 2012 campaign I suggested that when the dust settles, Paul should get a cable show. Paul outdid this. He is starting his own channel.
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With a season of dissent circling Washington, reporters now, the infamous mainstream media — especially those associated with the White House Correspondents' Association dinner — will begin to bail and join the revolution.
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The Tea Party queen here is, of course, Sarah Palin. Interesting, because Parker was among the first to announce, when Palin first arrived on the scene, that Palin was "out of her league."
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Illegal benefits in college football.
It seems to be a predominant theme in the sport these days, even more so at times than the games themselves.
But as four football players at William Patterson University illustrated this week, some student-athletes aren't in the business of benefiting from their stature on campus.
CBS New York reported that the four football players were caught on surveillance entering Buddy's Small Lots in Wayne, N.J., Sunday night after hours. The door to the convenience store wasn't locked, however, so they entered and went looking for sunglasses and batteries.
When it was time to pay, the four players called for an employee to ring them up. When nobody showed, they did the noble thing rather than the easy thing.
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