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LEAD STORY
"IBM attacks EMC with Shark"
IBM's Shark is obviously now more predator than prey. Sales 
of the enterprise storage system surged 55% to an estimated 
$350 million during the second quarter. The boost in 
business is helping Big Blue attack rival EMC, which saw 
its storage system business shrink by 19%. Shark's 
resurgence came amid steep price cutting in an industry 
rocked by a downturn in global tech spending.

SOURCE: Reuters
http://www.zdnet.com/intweek/stories/news/0,4164,2795641,00.html

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TODAY'S OTHER AS/400 AND INDUSTRY NEWS
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[1]  "Sun releases free Java-based ebXML 
registry/repository"
[2]  "Newspaper announces Gerstner's retirement"


[1]  "Sun releases free Java-based ebXML 
registry/repository"
Sun made good on a promise from last month's JavaOne show 
and released a Java-based reference implementation of the 
ebXML registry and repository. Developers and solution 
providers can begin experimenting with Web services using 
ebXML on Sun's ebXML Registry/Repository 1.0 
Implementation, which is available for free download from 
Sun's Web site.

SOURCE:   CRN
http://crn.com/sections/BreakingNews/breakingnews.asp?ArticleID=28445

[2]  "Newspaper announces Gerstner's retirement"
A UK newspaper has reported that IBM's Lou Gerstner will 
retire in March. The report does not give details except to 
say that Chief Operating Officer Sam Palmisano will take 
the helm.

SOURCE:  The Register
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/7/20565.html

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BEST AS/400 WEB LINKS
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[1]  "PowerLock network security"
If you worry about the security of your iSeries, check out 
this article. This writer compares the iSeries to Masada, 
the totally self-contained city that was built on a hill.  
With its strong walls and good defenses, the city did a 
good job of repelling the Roman army. The iSeries also has 
to ward of wanderers that have the potential to cause harm. 
The defenses found in your iSeries are called exit 
programs. Because most folks don't have time to keep up 
with the changes, debug problems and write their own 
programs, this writer decided to examine a program that 
already capitalizes on this technology. 

SOURCE:   iSeries Magazine
http://www.the400resource.com/CONTENT/MONTHLY/200107/spotlight7.html

[2]  "AS/400 tips"
Here you'll find a collection of tips and techniques that 
you can use when programming on the AS/400. If you are just 
getting started with the AS/400 this is a good place to 
start your research.

SOURCE: AS/400 tips.com
http://www.as400tips.com/

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THE MISSING LINK 
A look at an off-the-wall story off the Web 
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"Study: Net use doesn't increase depression after all"
A report issued a few years ago that suggested that people 
who use the Internet at home are at greater risk of 
becoming depressed or lonely apparently isn't true anymore. 
According to a recent study, the poor mental health effects 
of the Internet have disappeared. The psychologist who 
conducted both studies said that either the Internet has 
changed or people have learned to use it more 
constructively. So you might not be depressed any more, but 
using the Internet still might make you a bit edgy. The 
report concludes that the Internet is still a great source 
of stress for some people. 

Source: USA Today 
http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/tech/2001-07-23-web-depression-study.htm

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