with the oracle software technology moving to software support, we are using citrics, and vm ware. this is what we are trying to do. a virtualization model. i can't create virtual machines. i don't have the resources justice owns. i am not connected to the hard drive. the hardware side is expesnive. on the middleware side, we have followed the upgrade path. when we strted with justice years ago, it was oracle version 8 and 9. now we are on 10 g and want to move to 11. we are folowing lowing the upgre path. i said we had done the study to see the technology for dt. i was leaning to ibm. oracle has been acquiring the best intergreatioation technolo. oracle, there are no regrets on the technology side. >> one last question for linda. it is daunting to have this huge project. i wonder how long it takes to train people. what is the time investment to train people up and operational? >> we went from four to tsix. -- to six. they were in the department. we will offer this because we have a complete set of technical skills. rob, do you want to talk about the treaty? >> whe nwe go oun we hi

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criminal justice system are alive and kicking the citric around parts of new york. well speaking of the criminal justice system as much as we here at r.t.e. are sick of the casey anthony story we do think it's important to talk about the story of the media the number show people are watching h l n at its best ratings month ever last month averaging about six hundred thousand viewers a day during trial coverage so we will look deeper into why this case which if you haven't been called pornography of sorts continues to dominate the conversation and the airwaves are deal or lesser takes a closer look at the hype that is and that isn't we have the jury find the defendant not guilty it was a verdict heard around the nation the climax this is a historic rejection of the prosecution's case in a case that has captivated america. and the mainstream media who's been covering and analyzing every single detail of the casey anthony murder trial but if you ask any average american on the street if it has actually affects their lives the answer is unanimous probably no i think is