Drugs and alcohol are involved in many suicides because they cloud your judgment.
Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) are an important fraction of the atmospheric aerosol, because they influence cloud microphysical and radiative properties, and consequently aerosol indirect radiative forcing (IPCC, 2007).
"We need to make sure that going forward the Legislature is not precluded from obtaining documents from an administration because they wish to cloud them in an executive privilege that we don't feel exists in New York," he added.
The belief amongst the various other players, is that Amazon is in the driver's seat for this bid, possibly because they delivered a $600 million cloud contract for the government in 2013, standing up a private cloud for the CIA.
There is a notion around cloud computing that companies born in the cloud have an advantage over those that are transitioning to the cloud because they have an acute understanding of how it works that a company moving to the cloud can't possibly match.
For example, a company in the UK decided to move to the cloud because they had a problem with agility, their internal processes and systems were too slow for what they wanted to do.
I had to constantly stay alert to control the flight, altitude, my oxygen flow, and to look out for cumulonimbus clouds, because they are a sign of atmospheric instability.
There is a need for open, potentially free space in the cloud and because they offer a concrete "service" instead of a nebulous spurt of API hand-waving, I say good on them.
While Remus and similar approaches fit well to IaaS Clouds because they provide an application-agnostic VM-based checkpoint, Kanso and Lemieux [7] argue that in a PaaS Cloud the checkpoint service must be performed at the application level in order to cope with internal application failures that may remain unnoticed in a VM-based HA system.
Aberdyfi Search and Rescue Team was called in after an RAF search and rescue helicopter was initially unable to reach the men because they were above cloud level.
