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It depends on the downtime requirements. For a switched-disk iASP . You can use SWA to reduce downtime but it is basically the same as doing a savsys separate from the all user save.
Emergency Preparedness Conference Happening In Omaha
Before Monday's tornado in Oklahoma, plans were already in motion in Omaha for a national conferene on disaster preparedness.
Heineman Cuts $200,000 from U.S. Senior Open
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman used his power of the line-item veto Tuesday to cut $200,000 from the U.S. Senior Open in Omaha this summer.
Nebraska Search & Rescue Team In Oklahoma
A search and rescue team, made up of Omaha and Lincoln firefighters, is in Moore, Oklahoma helping in the wake of Monday's deadly tornado.
Nebraska legislators debated the issue of local sales taxes Monday, when Sen. Ernie Chambers of Omaha introduced an amendment to repeal the local option sales tax changes of last year.
Racial disparities in the surgical management of non-small cell lung cancer
ATS 2013, PHILADELPHIA - The surgical management of non-small cell lung cancer in U.S. hospitals varies widely depending on the race of the patient, according to a new study.
Police Investigate North-O Homicide
Police say a man found unresponsive in a north Omaha home has died, and investigators are treating the death as a homicide.
Omaha man acquitted of murder in 2012 death
A Douglas County jury deliberated for just one hour before acquitting an Omaha man of first-degree murder in the March 2012 slaying of Kyle McCroy.
FBI, Omaha police, State Patrol hunt for ties between new slayings, Dundee case
A new task force will investigate whether last week's slayings of a Creighton University physician and his wife are connected to the stabbing deaths of an 11-year-old boy and his family's housekeeper five years ago.
World-Herald editorial: One more step in OPS change
A new president would be best positioned to carry out that unmistakable message.
Midlands Voices: Obamaa s attacks on press troubling
The writer, of Omaha, was a Douglas County election commissioner and ran unsuccessfully for Nebraska's 2nd District congressional seat in 1976.
Cleaning Up Debris In Plattsmouth
Sunday's storm that blew through the area missed Omaha and Council Bluffs, but areas south of the metro weren't so lucky.
An Omaha police officer is recovering after being bitten and punched by a 19-year-old woman who didn't want to follow instructions.
Store owner says Westroads shoppers ready for apparel atypical for mall
In a little shop near the Westroads food court, shelves of pastel-dyed high-waisted denim shorts and well-worn canvas Converse sneakers await shoppers ready for warm weather.
Weekly legislative roundup, May 13-16
Nebraska lawmakers finished up an eventful week failing to vote on a repeal of the death penalty and overriding the governor's veto.
Q&A: 'Basics of life' are stuff of Garrison Keillor's comedy
What: An evening with Garrison Keillor Where: The Holland Performing Arts Center, 1200 Douglas St.
Tornado watch issued for southeast Nebraska, southwest Iowa
Brooke Rubenthaler of Lincoln leaves because of a lightning delay that cleared the stadium for about 20 minutes.
Jean Stothert urged to set new tone early
Stothert must work to assemble a Cabinet as her June 10 inauguration approaches.
School Custodian Leaving An Impression
Her students know her as "Mrs. Barb." She's been at St. Thomas More School at 48th and Grover in Omaha for 25 years.
Teacher Donna Shannon, known for no-nonsense ways, is retiring
Aleese Kindopp listens up during a spelling quiz administered by Shannon. One of the words: "because," which Shannon calls her "least favorite word." The longtime teacher said that kids often misuse it and the word is "just an excuse." Donna Shannon, who will turn 72 next week, helps fourth-grade student Savannah Pykiet at Elkhorn Hillrise ... (more)