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Obama or McCain?
Well, I did get a little harsh on Palin the other day, our reader Nicole Price from GreatPricesHere.com left a comment that did get my attention and I’ve had enough of this Political drama between Obama and McCain.
Frankly, I take no sides in this political campaign but McCain is too OLD to be President.
I really like how McCain answer gay marriage question, couldn’t he just say that gay marriage should be allowed since if it’s not, it’s a prejudice against sexual orientation, thus against U.S. Constitution?
Well, I think being old has nothing to do with ANYTHING. Look at Tiger Woods, he beat the crap out of everyone who’s OLD, made a new game out of golf.
Well, I am not taking sides here but McCain is definitely not it, I just don’t want to see another Bush marathon of U.S. economy collapse and $700 billion spent on rich people. Just think about what happened yesterday when AIG decided to use $400,000 on corporate outing when their company is part of that $700 billion that I might be paying for! Here’s the protest video. I even predicted this couple days ago…
Okay, now you can tell me why you want to vote for Obama or McCain. Let me go on blogging again now. 
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Continuent launches Tungsten project for database scale-out
Continuent is probably best known for its database clustering technology for MySQL, as well as PostgreSQL, but the company has for some time had its sights set on expanding beyond open source databases and enabling horizontal database scalability.
It has just taken a major step towards delivering on both counts with the launch of Tungsten, its new stack of open source middleware technologies designed to enable low-cost databases to scale horizontally for database failover and continuity.
Tungsten includes includes Sequoia, the existing synchronous multi-master replication project, as well as Tungsten Replicator for asynchronous master/slave replication, Tungsten Manager for cluster-aware service management over LAN or WAN, Tungsten Connector (previously known as Myosotis) for native wire protocol proxying, Bristlecone for scale-out performance testing and Hedera for group communications.
Tungsten brings Continuent technology to Oracle environments for the first time, although as CTO Robert Hodges notes on his blog, a more significant immediate target will be addressing some of the previously mentioned MySQL replication issues presented by Monty Widenius last April.
The Tungsten stack is designed to let users mix and match the components to fit their specific replication requirements, and Continuent will be doing that itself as it delivers commercial products based on the open source code and commercial extensions next year.
ubuntu-productivity
Ubuntu Productivity—a blog about an Ubuntu user’s experience as he moves from Mac OS X Leopard to Ubuntu Linux.
B2 Bomber Crash on Video!
Stealth B2 Bomber crashed for no apparent reason but the pilots are okay. Yey, there goes another 30 million dollars of my tax money!
Air Combat Command officials released a report June 5 on the Feb. 23 crash of a B-2 Spirit at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. The investigation revealed distorted data by the B-2’s air data system ulimately caused the crash. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class
