Seen that? - Short life span for burned CDs

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Short life span for burned CDs at On Storage

IBM expert warns of short life span for burned CDs | InfoWorld | News | 2006-01-10 | By John Blau, IDG News Service: Unfortunately, it's true - the affordable option isn't the one that's going to last. Pretty much the same applies to DVDs. You can, of course, take certain steps to helps your CDs and DVDs last - keep them in a reasonably temperature stable environment, with stable (and low) humidity [...] Read More


HP launches archiving, data protection tools at On Storage

HP launches archiving, data protection tools | InfoWorld | News | 2006-04-24 | By Shelley Solheim, IDG News Service: HP's new StorageWorks Continuous Information Capture software employs continuous data Protection (CDP) technology, which backs up enterprise data whenever changes are made so that in the case of a file corruption, the most recent, clean copy of a file can be recovered. Now, I'm sure we can all see how something like that [...] Read More


Email Archiving: A Liability Timebomb? at On Storage

Email Archiving: A Liability Timebomb With the emergence of new regulations, government organizations are looking to reduce the risk associated with managing the growing and disparate document and data types. Discover how you can comply with these regulations, reduce the risk associated with archiving and retrieving different types of data based on its value to the organization, and effectively manage storage requirements without increasing complexity or impacting the productivity of the [...] Read More


Longer Lifespan Found With Extract of Rhodiola Rosea at Straightfromthedoc

At least in flies! Rhodiola rosea is a yellow-flowered mountain plant indigenous to the Arctic regions of Europe and Asia and an herbal supplement long used for its stress-relief properties. Now, according to a University of California, Irvine study, flies that ate a diet rich with Rhodiola rosea, lived on an average of 10 percent longer than fly groups that didn't eat the herb. According to Mahtab Jafari, a professor of pharmaceutical [...] Read More


Does 'Short' Equal Diabetic? at Daily Diabetic

It's bad enough that we have to push the car seat as far forward as it will go, and remain the last picked for a game of basketball. But now short people have to fear Type 2 diabetes, too? According to a new study, we do. Apparently, 'short' people, and people with 'short' legs are at a higher risk than their statuesque counterparts of developing the disease. The length of a person's [...] Read More