Jason Miller interviewed by Robert Turnbull 11/19/08 Robert Turnbull: I guess I'll start with a rather mundane question. How are you? Jason Miller: I just looked at some horrific photos of extremely sick and emaciated people who suffer from a drug-resistant strain of TB and AIDS, so I'm feeling blessed because I'm relatively healthy and able to employ my personal strengths to carry out my purpose on Earth. RT: What is that you consider your purpose on Earth to be? JM: It's multi-faceted an

Wells Fargo team shares green tech tips for the data center Posted by Heather Clancy @ 1:15 pm Categories: green tech, energy, conservation Tags: Team, Data Center, Green Technology, Wells Fargo & Co., Data Centers, Server Virtualization, Virtualization, Storage, Hardware, Data Management In my quest to uncover practical information about what real data center managers are doing to decrease their energy consumption, for real, I recently spoke with two executives from Wells Fargo’s Technol

By Sean Casten A few observations as to what we can expect from the incoming administration: What they ultimately get done may be a function of what they do first. First off, our economic downturn is going to be long and deep. The headlines about over-leveraged companies going bust or paying down massive amounts of debt essentially mean that there is a lot of money that will not be invested in the U.S. next year. And by "a lot," think trillions of dollars. This may be conservative, but in all

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Auto industry - who’s watching this? The CEO’s show up in their corporate jets and ask for money to bail out a failing industry. Let the industry die. Selling big overpriced gas guzzlers, sold to an ignorant public, who financed those vehicles with inflated home equity, through a crooked credit and banking industry - they should be in jail, not asking for a handout. Buy from automakers who aren’t asking for a bailout - or buy a used car. Take the thousands of autoworkers, the empty factories,