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"These versatile new UIO cards allow users to customize their SAS solution by choosing the card that is best for their specific application," asserts Charles Liang, CEO and president of Supermicro. "When installed, the UIO SAS card becomes part of the serverboard, and the system still retains all of its PCI-Express and PCI-X slots for expansion cards."
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Ancestry.com's collection ... includes The Stars and Stripes newspapers from WWI and WWII, commemorative military yearbooks, and the only complete collection of WWI draft registration cards. Combined, the records -- the bulk of which were digitized and indexed from original documents on microfilm at the National Archive and Records Administration (NARA) -- bring to life the stories and sacrifices of the millions of brave men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
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There are two different library cards used at The New York Public Library: a Branch Libraries Card is needed to borrow circulating items, use online databases from home and renew or reserve books. An ACCESS card is used to request materials in any of the readings rooms of the Research Libraries.
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Smart cards and readers are just the tip of the iceberg in FIPS 201 deployments. Government agencies need to consider new enrollment and issuance systems, as well as PACS changes and integration with back-end authentication systems," said Lars Suneborn, director, government programs, Hirsch Electronics and Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council lead for the project.
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A limited edition 2 card set, both $20 cards, one showing JA class number 1271 and the other card KA class number 945. Only 600 presentation packs will be sold, giving a brief history of steam locomotives in New Zealand.
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"RFID as well as contactless smart cards are seeing healthy growth levels in the Asia Pacific region," notes Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst Michelle Foong. "New applications continue to emerge and prices of devices such as cards, tags and readers are falling as the market matures in some of the key applications."
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