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The Return of Bill Gates; Laptops to Make You Forget About MacBook Air

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• 10 Things Bill Gates Would Change If He Came Back to Microsoft • Seven MacBook Air Alternatives • Cloud Services: Who Owns the Customer? • Vendor Loyalty in the Cloud Up for Grabs • Ingram Micro Unveils Cloud Marketplace, Partners • Citrix Launches Project Olympus Cloud Infrastructure Product • EMC, NetApp, IBM Lead External Disk Storage Systems Growth • Ethernet Prices Drop as Cisco, HP and Juniper Competition Intensifies • Northrop Grumman, L-3 Hit in Cyber-Attack via RSA SecurID Tokens Database Threatened: Insider Attacks Worried about threats to your data? Look in the mirror. According to a new survey, the biggest threat to databases comes from human error and insider threats. The study polled members of the International Sybase Users Group (ISUG) and found that even at financial organizations, databases are still very vulnerable to attacks due to lack of oversight by insiders. Conducted by Unisphere Research on behalf of Application Security, the survey polled 216 ISUG members, almost a quarter of whom belonged to financial services organizations. Here's a look at what they said. READ MORE >>   10 Things Bill Gates Would Change If He Came Back to Microsoft With hedge-fund manager David Einhorn calling for a change at the top of Microsoft, we wonder how Bill Gates would shake things up if he returned. Such a return is not unprecedented. After all, Apple soared after its founder returned. Here's a look at how Bill Gates would turn Microsoft around. READ MORE >> Seven MacBook Air Alternatives Maybe some business professionals on the go can get away with carrying just an iPad, but a physical keyboard is still a must for many of us. And while the MacBook Air may be pretty, its high price and tiny hard drive may leave many users wanting a better value and more space. For a laptop that won't break your budget or your back, take a look at these MacBook Air alternatives. Their powerful processors, ample hard drives, USB ports and plain old good looks just may make you forget all about owning an Air. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Symantec.cloud Visit the new Security Solution Center on eWEEK.com for the latest IT security news, reviews, videos, and resources. Go to the Security Solution Center ADVERTISEMENT Cloud Services: Who Owns the Customer? Hardware resales provided clear lines on who owned the customer, the vendor or the VAR. These days, the question is more complicated, especially as Microsoft prepares to launch Office 365 and more vendors offer the option of direct cloud sales. READ MORE >> Vendor Loyalty in the Cloud Up for Grabs In a cloud-centric world, brand has far less cachet than the sum of the aggregate parts that make up a solution provider's cloud offerings. Vendors get ready. READ MORE >> Ingram Micro Unveils Cloud Marketplace, Partners IT distribution giant Ingram Micro unveiled its cloud marketplace where IT solution providers can buy and provision cloud services, billed on a monthly basis. Ingram Micro also announced the launch of several services from vendors such as Cisco, N-able, Symantec, VMware and others. READ MORE >> How to Get Started with Cloud Computing View this panel discussion with IBM cloud computing leaders on how enterprises can get started with cloud computing -- reviewing which workloads make sense to move first and the right type of cloud for workloads. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Oracle Databases on VMware vSphere 4: A Guide This document will also show that the same best practices, tuning tips and tricks, and skill sets necessary to deploy Oracle databases in physical environments can be leveraged when deploying Oracle databases in virtual environments. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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The Morning Scoop - Will Jobs Numbers Sink Obama in 2012?

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JUNE 4, 2011

Will Jobs Numbers Sink Obama in 2012? May's jobs data were pretty dismal—just 54,000 private-sector jobs gained, and the unemployment rate up a tick to 9.1 percent. All signs point toward a very slow recovery on the jobs front, and so the conventional wisdom arbiters in Washington right now are asking: Can President Obama be reelected if the unemployment rate is still 9 percent? But The Daily Beast's Michael Tomasky says the GOP candidates—and Nixon's example—are giving Obama cause for hope. Just as the Democrats seemed to have lost their moorings in 1972, so it may be that in 2012 Obama will benefit from a heavy dose of Republican Crazy. Read it at The Daily Beast NATO Helicopters Strike Gaddafi's Troops For the first time in its Libya intervention, British and French helicopters have fired on Muammar Gaddafi's troops. NATO commander Lt. Gen. Charles Bouchard said the helicopters allowed the alliance to strike troops attempting to hide in populated areas, which they wouldn't have been able to do with the jets they'd been using until now. Bouchard said the strike, which took out installations in Brega and military forces elsewhere in Libya, "demonstrates the unique capabilities brought to bear by attack helicopters. "The helicopter strikes come a day after rebels took control of three towns and broke the siege on a fourth. Read it at Associated Press Yemen's President Retaliates for Wounding Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh has retaliated for the shelling of his palace that left him and several officials injured. Government forces shelled the homes of the leaders of the tribal federation currently fighting against him, and street fighting spread to more areas of the capital, prompting thousands to flee. Saleh is reportedly in good health following the attack, but he hasn't been seen in public since, and the speakers of both houses of parliament and the deputy prime minister were flown to Saudi Arabia for treatment. Read it at Reuters Thousands Flee Rising Missouri River Melting snow from the Rocky Mountains combined with heavy spring rains have swelled the Missouri River to dangerously high levels, prompting North and South Dakota residents to prepare for flooding. The Army Corps of Engineers has already opened floodgates at six dams and has been releasing reservoir water into the river in an attempt to make room for new snowmelt, but it seems to be insufficient. More rain is expected later this week. "It's the perfect storm, but in the worst sense," said a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Aberdeen, South Dakota. As many as 12,000 people have been forced to evacuate the North Dakota city of Minot, and another 1,000 homes in Bismarck are under voluntary evacuations. Read it at Los Angeles Times U.S. Strike Kills Key Pakistan Militant One of Pakistan's most senior militants may have been killed in a U.S. drone strike in South Waziristan. Locals say Ilyas Kashmiri was among nine people killed in a strike, but his death hasn't been confirmed by officials. Kashmiri is a key al Qaeda commander believed to be responsible for Mumbai-style attacks on military targets in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. He is believed to be behind the attack on the Mehran naval airbase in Karachi last month, in which six militants held off Pakistan's special forces for 15 hours. Kashmiri has been declared dead before—in September 2009, Pakistani intelligence said he had been killed in a drone strike in North Waziristan. Read it at BBC News Jaycee Dugard Tells Her Story Of the 18 years she was held hostage. Gates Visits Kabul For talks on Afghan strategy. Federer Ends Djokovic's Winning Streak At 43 matches. Sony Confirms New Hacker Attack Stole over a million emails, passwords. Adele Cancels Tour Due to Illness Has laryngitis. Sign up for The Yes List email, our weekly cultural recommendations. For more of The Daily Beast, become a fan on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

Casey Anthony Speaks by Diane Dimond The accused murderess may not testify, but jurors got to hear from her nevertheless—through eerie videotaped jailhouse conversations that reveal Anthony's true moods. The Return of Back-Alley Abortions by Michelle Goldberg In states across the country, women are being arrested for the crime of ending their own pregnancies—though they have a constitutional right to do so in a doctor's office. Michelle Goldberg on a worrisome new trend. June 4: The Week in Viral Videos by The Daily Beast Video From Anthony Weiner's Weinergate to Lindsay Lohan's art-house flick and Sarah Palin's cross-country road trip, watch the buzziest videos of the week.

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