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Unisys Corp. said yesterday that it had finalized an agreement with Dell Computer Corp. to cross-market some of their computer servers, with the expectation of generating about $1 billion in revenues for the two companies over the next three years. The companies, which had announced the initiative last month, would not say how much of the $1 billion each expected to get over the course of the agreement, which took effect immediately. As part of the deal, Unisys, of Blue Bell, will sell its 16-processor and 32-processor CMP servers to Dell, which will rebrand and resell them.

10:01 tonight Channel 6 Sam (Taye Diggs, right) is torn between his personal feelings and his professional obligations when the man responsible for killing Dell and endangering Maya arrives at Oceanside Wellness with a heart problem.

A 50-year-old woman was critically injured in a fire in the city's Upper Holmesburg section Thursday morning, authorities said. The woman, who was not identified, was in critical condition Thursday at Aria Health-Torresdale Campus, said Philadelphia Battalion Chief William Dell. The fire began about 10:25 a.m. on the 8900 block of Frankford Avenue in the woman's second-floor apartment, which is above a beauty salon. The fire apparently started in the living room, Dell said, and the woman was found in the bedroom.

In Bob Moul , the nonprofit Philly Startup Leaders has picked a president who has a longer professional resumé than his two predecessors. Moul was chief executive officer of Boomi Inc. , a Berwyn integration-software company, when it was acquired by Dell Inc. in November 2010. Prior employers included Electronic Data Systems Corp. and Malvern's Systems & Computer Technology Corp. Blake Jennelle and Jameson Detweiler - Philly Startup Leaders presidents No. 1 and No. 2 - began their careers as entrepreneurs while setting out to knit together the various pockets of technology talent here.

There will be a showdown under Market Street today. The busy "Dell crowd," a group of 50 to 60 Philadelphia Stock Exchange traders who buy and sell options in Dell Computer Corp. stock, will be competing for the first time with groups of traders in Chicago and New York. The Philadelphia exchange's future is at stake. If PhilEx traders keep most of the Dell volume, the exchange will gain momentum in its recent campaign to draw new customers. The loss of too many trades could push the exchange, which has long served as a regional business incubator and a wealth-making machine for its 505 members and thousands of dependent jobs, to merge or sell its operations.

Get ready to rock and soul, bop and stroll most every night this summer. 'Cause the floodgates are open, and a deluge of big-name acts are coming our way. The Grateful Dead will call out their tie-dye legions for another love fest at JFK Stadium July 7 (Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m.). A big band version of the Who (featuring Joe Walsh on lead guitar) will reshape blasts from Brit rock past for two sold-out shows at the Vet (July 9 and 10). The cool haircut/black clothing crowd will be out in droves at the Mann July 14 for underground rockers New Order, Public Image, Ltd. and the Sugarcubes.

   The bidding war over a company most of us had never heard of produced a statistic that caught my attention last week.     3Par Inc. is a Fremont, Calif., company that's involved in the white-hot business of cloud computing. Since reaching a deal to be acquired by Dell Inc. for $18 on Aug. 15, 3Par has become the object of Hewlett-Packard Co.'s desire.    There are lots of ways to describe what an acquisition is worth. Often, it's in terms of total dollar amount.

QVC has named Michael George president and chief executive officer, effective yesterday. He replaces Doug Briggs, who had been in the position since 1995, and who is retiring. George said yesterday that he did not envision making a lot of changes at the television shopping channel. "I just hope to be carrying on the success and traditions that we've enjoyed," he said. He specifically said he wanted to continue QVC's sales growth. Global sales last year for the Liberty Media Corp.

SO, a member of the Union League, whose motto is "Love of Country Leads," decided that our secretary of defense is an evil murderer of our soldiers and is ashamed that he was to be honored. Well, if he felt that way, he should resign. Rumsfeld isn't evil, and never killed anyone, the terrorists and their supporters did. He has served his country honorably, for more than one president, and is a good man who deserves that gold medal. Stuart Caesar, Philadelphia Missing Mary Re Fatimah Ali's op-ed ("The Dell from hell")

Shirley "Shirlee" Kiley, 71, a well-known South Jersey astrologer and "acrophonologist" who contributed to area newspaper columns and was the author of several books on the topics, died of cancer Thursday at her Cherry Hill home. The longtime owner of a fudge shop on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, Mrs. Kiley got her start in astrology and acrophonology - character analysis through the study of letters in a person's name - in 1954. "She just woke up one morning and had all this information in her head - it just came to her," said longtime friend Barbara J. Silverstein of Voorhees.

NEW YORK — A big final-hour comeback pulled the Dow Jones industrial average nearly back to where it started Wednesday. The Dow was down as much as 191 points earlier as the threat of a financial crisis spreading from Europe shook markets. The euro dropped to a nearly two-year low against the dollar, and oil prices sank to their lowest this year. A late surge of buying erased nearly all of the Dow's deficit, leaving it down just 6.66 points at 12,496.15 by the end of the day. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 2.23 points to 1,318.86.

Luke Pease scored four times and set up five goals for 10th-seeded Haddonfield, which recorded a dozen assists in sinking No. 23 River Dell, 20-11, Saturday in the opening round of the NJSIAA state Group 1 boys' lacrosse tournament. State Group 4. Quinn Mehigan picked up two of his three goals in the first quarter for No. 14 seed Cherokee, and the Chiefs parlayed a fast start into an 11-6 victory over No. 19 seed Morris Knolls. Colin McDonald had a hat trick along with one assist to lead Rancocas Valley's balanced attack, and the 10th-seeded Red Devils used a 10-4 spree over the second and third quarters to pull away from No. 23 Randolph, 13-7.

DELAWARE basketball star Elena Delle Donne will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Phillies' home opener on April 9. "Gotta start working on my fast ball! #yikes," she tweeted Monday. Delle Donne was named the Colonial Athletic Association player of the year after helping Delaware (31-2) to a school record for wins, its first national ranking and first NCAA Tournament victory. She led the nation in scoring at 28.1 points per game and her point total of 925 is seventh all-time for a season.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Even Elena Delle Donne couldn't stop Kansas' improbable NCAA tournament run. The nation's leading scorer had 34 points, but Angel Goodrich answered with 27 of her own for the 11th-seeded Jayhawks, who rallied in the second half for a 70-64 win over the Blue Hens on Tuesday night. The only other loss this season by Delaware (31-2) was to No. 5 Maryland on Dec. 29. The school entered the tournament having never won an NCAA game before its opening-round win over Arkansas-Little Rock, in which Delle Donne scored 39 points in 30 minutes of action.

WELCOME TO the NCAA Tournament, Elena Delle Donne. Stick around for a few more days, won't you? Delle Donne, the nation's leading scorer, had 39 points and 11 rebounds to lift third-seeded Delaware to a 73-42 win over 14th-seeded Arkansas-Little Rock in the Des Moines Regional in Little Rock yesterday. The Blue Hens (31-1) earned their first victory in three NCAA Tournament games and ran their winning streak to 21 in a row. It was also the tournament debut for Delle Donne, the former Connecticut signee who transferred back to her hometown Delaware and led the school to the WNIT the past two seasons.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Elena Delle Donne made the most of her first NCAA tournament appearance. The Delaware star had 39 points and 11 rebounds on Sunday to lift the third-seeded Blue Hens to a 73-42 win over 14th-seeded Arkansas-Little Rock. The Blue Hens (31-1) earned their first victory in three NCAA tournament games and ran their winning streak to 21 in a row. Delle Donne, the nation's leading scorer at 27.5 points per game, was making her first NCAA appearance after twice leading the Hens to the WNIT.

Robin Hood Dell appears headed for a name change, but not until 2015. Philadelphia City Council's Parks and Recreation Committee on Monday approved a proposal to rename the concert venue the Georgie Woods Entertainment Center, in honor of the civil rights advocate and radio DJ who brought acts such as Michael Jackson to Philadelphia. The legislation still requires a vote from the full Council, and the new moniker would not go into place for three more years because of a policy requiring that people be dead at least 10 years before a facility can be named for them.

CITY COUNCILMAN Curtis Jones Jr. plans to submit a bill to a Council committee today proposing that Robin Hood Dell East be renamed the Georgie Woods Entertainment Center. Woods, an iconic Philadelphia disc jockey, entertainer and civil-rights activist, died in 2005 at the age of 78. The bill will be presented to Council's committee on parks and recreation, cosponsored by Council President Darrell Clarke, Cindy Bass, Kenyatta Johnson, Marian Tasco and Jannie Blackwell. "Georgie Woods was a progressive, forward-thinking entertainer who engaged the community on the issues," Jones said, "and it would be an honor to have the grand theater named after him. " Woods spun mostly R&B records at WHAT and WDAS radio from the early '50s, introducing Philadelphians to many famous singers and musical groups, including Sam Cooke, Jerry Butler, the Righteous Brothers, the Osmond Brothers the Beatles and numerous others.

When Elena Delle Donne, the leading scorer in the nation in women's college basketball, couldn't sink a shot against Drexel on Feb. 19, she kept hitting the tattoo of her sister, Lizzie, on her rib, saying to herself, "You've got to help me. " She rubbed the tattoo with her shooting hand. "Come on, Lizzie, help me!" Finally, Lizzie did. After having missed 15 of her first 18 shots from the field, Elena hit the game-winner with two seconds left, and the University of Delaware beat Drexel, 40-39.

Elena Delle Donne had 26 points and 11 rebounds to lead No. 8 Delaware to a 79-53 victory over William and Mary on Wednesday night in Williamsburg, Va. The Blue Hens (27-1, 18-0 Colonial Athletic Association) became the first team to finish undefeated in the conference since Old Dominion in 2001-02. Drexel 73, VCU 63 - The Dragons used a big second half to earn the third seed in next week's Colonial Athletic Association tournament. Senior Kamile Nacickaite led Drexel (16-12, 12-6)