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[Techrepublic.com.com] In the Workplace: When I spoke to him socially after that, he could still conjure up that engaging guy I used to know but it became increasingly difficult to ignore his work persona.</p> <p>In 1971, social scientists at Stanford University conducted an experiment (<a href="http://www.prisonexp.org/">the Stanford Prison Experiment</a>) in which they wanted to find out why prisons were such awful places.

 [Blogs.sun.com] Jonathan Schwartz's Weblog: One of the key features in Solaris 10 is just this - "containers" are logical partitions that allow a single computer to behave like an unlimited number of smaller systems, with little/no overhead. Reboot a partition in 3 seconds, keep disparate system stacks on the same computer, assign different IP addresses or passwords to each, treat them like different computers, and use them to consolidate all those otherwise 15% utilized machines - sky's the limit (on any qualified hardware platform), and with it, customers can now drive utilization through the roof.

 [Blog.washingtonpost.com] Early Warning by William M. Arkin - washingtonpost.com: The Nation, on March 27, 2000 - in a story co-authored by David Corn and Paul Lashmar - wrote, "In January former President George Bush and former British Prime Minister John Major paid a social call on Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Abdullah" This story confirms at least one meeting between the elder Bush and Saudi leaders, including the bin Ladens. That the bin Ladens attended this meeting was confirmed in a subsequent September 27, 2001 Wall Street Journal (WSJ) story.

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