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[Ucsdnews.ucsd.edu] University of California, San Diego: RICHARD CARSON: Chair of the economics department at the University of California, San Diego and current president of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, Richard Carson specializes in the economic damages of environmental disasters. Perhaps best known for his government work assessing the economic effects of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, Carson is also well-versed in water projects, including levee systems, having served on a National Academy of Sciences planning review committee.

 [Computerworld.com] E-voting security under fire in San Diego lawsuit: Ion Sancho, head of elections for Leon County, Fla., and an outspoken critic of e-voting, acknowledged that the sleepover policy is commonplace, even in his jurisdiction. Nevertheless, he said that the voting machine vendors had yet to come up with proper guidance to address any potential vulnerabilities.

[Jillmatrix.com] Data Recovery Service, Inc.: If too many bad sectors are detected on the array, the raid 5 may take itself offline and declare the failing drive as bad causing a MISSING ELEMENT to appear in the raid controller. For Raid 0, a bad drive will wipe the array volume info completely.

[Drunkendata.com] DrunkenData.com » Blog Archive » Going to San Diego Soon: SNW San Diego is right around the corner, April 3 through 7. I have been asked by Computerworld to reprise my user panel moderator role and to interview a group of fellows on the subject of data resiliency and protection on April 4.

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