Capital’s money problem serves as wakeup call for towns – Times-Argus
MONTPELIER Barre Mayor Thomas Lauzon said Thursday he will ask the City Council next week to tighten internal controls for processing warrants and check requests of $50,000 or larger, a move sparked by Montpelier’s overpayment in 2004 of about
Safety first onWhite Cane Day – Rutland Herald
In the past year, Darlene Manning’s had three near-misses with Rutland city motorists as she’s tried to cross downtown streets. One car turning from Court Street onto Center Street even knocked out of Manning’s hand the thin, long white cane she uses
Server & Tools – Seattle Post Intelligencer
T-Mobile has made it clear that the server outage which caused thousands of Sidekick smartphone customers to lose their personal data wasn’t its fault it was Microsoft’s. Many industry experts have speculated the cause. Was Microsoft attempting
Combination of low-power processors and flash memory creates energy – Smash Hits.com
Washington, October 15 (ANI): Scientists have combined low-power, embedded processors with flash memory to create a server architecture that is fast, but far more energy efficient for data-intensive applications than the systems now used by major
Adexus looks to bill US$320mn, launch IPO by 2012 – Chile – Business News Americas
Chilean IT systems integrator Adexus plans to end 2012 with revenues of US$320mn which would be an ideal size to launch an IPO on the Chilean stock exchange, company CEO Carlos Busso told BNamericas. Adexus expects sales this year to increase 45
WCAX anchor signs off a final time – Times-Argus
Anchorman Marselis Parsons, a fixture in the Vermont news scene for 42 years, holds the hand of his co-anchor, Kristin Kelly, in South Burlington Thursday on his last evening broadcast, Parsons, whose first big assignment for WCAX-TV of Burlington
Storage Virtualization makes Asian Paints Agile – Network World Fusion
As the largest paint company in India and Asia’s third-largest, the Rs 4,400-crore organization grappled with low server utilization rates at its datacenter. The company needed to move all its data – but its three existing SAN arrays were unable to
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