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mentions the following...Other people suggest that Apple should allow OS X to be virtualized on any brand of hardware, even suggesting that Apple should sell a special license for this case. But this is a bad idea. Just selling the OS separately to run as a VM... what's the point of that? So people can run it without buying Apple hardware? What's in it for Apple? Then you'd have all these people who can't afford "real" hardware clogging up the Apple support ecosystem because their piece-of-*** machine doesn't paint the graphics as well as a MacBook.
Other folks have suggested that Apple should sell these virtual hardware licenses so Mac OS X can run in a datacenter on real datacenter (e.g. "non-Apple") hardware which could be used to drive massive OS X-based VDI deployments. Again, this would be a colossally bad thing to do. The reasons people use VDI and the reasons they use Macs are not the same reasons. (In fact, they're almost the opposite.) And all of the beautiful graphics that Apple has can't be remoted except with the fastest LANs, so if you're only going to use an OS X-based VDI environment with a fast LAN... really.. what's the point? (Source)
It might be fine now.Code:Improve Active Directory and LDAP integration.
You could ask why did they discontinue the Xserve and replace it with non-enterprise solutions with no power redundancy and in the case of the mac mini no way of using more than one Ethernet port?
Also why the hell did they release lion server as they have done. Will they look to release a more fully fledged version with the service management tools put back in server admin?
Having looked at the mac "server" mini, its rubbish - having a redundant hd doesn't make it server grade. It doesn't have much in the way of ventilation, and generally seems low quality to me, especially given the price. Also VDI and server virtualisation arn't quite the same thing. You can have other benefits with virtualisation like reduced electricity bills, hardware redundancy etc. Like you say, you don't really want to do video editing etc with VDI. The cost of a mac server is quite high if I just want to use MCX and workgroup manager, it really doesn't warrant its own physical box.
Anyway, I think this might be OT now.
I have to agree with those of you wanting to virtualise your servers to allow for some redundancy. The idea of running multiple Mac Minis to try to do this is missing the point. Although that last question is tongue in cheek it was based on a real request from a member.
Thanks for the feedback ... keep it coming. I know a few ASEs are reading this thread too ... so nothing should come as too much of a surprise to those at the event.
You only have to look at Apple's three year court case with Psystar in the U.S. and Steve Jobs killing off the Mac clones when he returned to Apple in 1997 to see that installing/virtualizing OS X on non-Apple hardware is never going to happen. Apple has zero incentive to change the status quo, especially with sales of Mac hardware increasing.Q. I want to receive more information about future Apple products and technology initiatives. How can I get this information from Apple?
A. It is Apple's policy not to comment on unannounced products or products under development, whether or not they actually exist. It is also against our policy to discuss release dates. (Source)
lower prices across the board for all of Apple's applications (particularly Lion and Final Cut Pro X). The new lower price for Lion Server also makes it more appealing to home users with multiple iDevices.
The addition of Thunderbolt on every new Mac also makes internal storage less of an issue because you can easily add it externally (see the RAID enclosures from Promise, Sonnet and LaCie), connect to a SAN using a Thunderbolt to Fibre Channel adapter or use a PCIe expansion chassis (Sonnet RackMac mini Xserver, Magma ExpressBox 3T) along with a suitable RAID card and HDDs/SSDs.
P8600/P8800) in the 2010 models to 35-45w processors (Core i5-2415M/i5-2520M/i7-2635QM) in the 2011 models while keeping the same case from the previous-generation Mac mini Server. The latest models are apparently quite noisy under load, but I expect this will change next year when Apple release Mac's based on Intel's lower power "Ivy Bridge" processors.
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Thanks for the information about some alternatives to WGM, etc ... one problem I am coming across though is with some schools (primary and secondary) with limited staff and time, with limited expertise, are the people hitting problems. I know we have solutions like RM CCx in schools ... and it is there for a reason. At the moment there is nothing like that with Apple (ever since they caused problems for HiResolution which resulted in MacAdministrator going!) and the idea is to have as simple a solution as possible ... and one that consistently works. That is why, even though Apple have 'fixed things' in there last update (10.7.2) there is a very valid history of them breaking things again ... and some folk are forced to use a new OS / build that doesn't always work, because that is what comes on the hardware and they can't downgrade the OS version.
How can we use iPads in education when proxy servers are used and apps don't support authentication/identification?
Hi @drewp
Thanks for the nudge, I had updated my Questions list but not on here.
I think it fits within the context of Question 2 in the same way we would have to consider similar if putting any other software / system within a school.1) What are the plans for making integration of OSX.7 and AD actually happen and stay as something reliable?
2) Can Apple give examples, case studies and instructions about how to employ iOS Devices in a multi-device, multi-user environment ... taking into consideration accessing and saving files, security, patch management, application deployment and configurations settings for accessing the network infrastructure? This includes working with educational networks where there are specific filters, proxies, firewalls, etc.
3) Can Apple be clear about how Apps are now to be licensed on iOS and LionOS devices, taking into account that this is for devices that are multi-user and users who will access multiple devices, especially in the light of recent changes to the iTunes ToS in the UK.
4) Can Apple be clear about what work they are doing with suppliers of educational resources and tools to help them provide stuff that will work across the range of Apple devices? If you can get Flash to work it would be a start!
5) When will Apple start giving information to people in schools instead of just saying "Go ask an ASE" ... who are wonderful, but people in schools also want to learn and deploy things themselves (or have to, depending on the budgets).
(Sorry if it seems that I want to do ASEs out of some business ...)
Reserve questions (in case anyone else asks one of the above or if there is a clear demonstration of it at the event)
6) Any chance of knocking another 20% off the price for schools?
7) When are you coming back to BETT instead of just being done by ASEs? (who are wonderful people ... yada, yada, yada)
8) When can we stick OSX on kit other than Apple kit? We'll pay! Honest!
Apple have allowed some resellers to sell 20+ volume licences of Mac apps now. We at Jigsaw are one of them, but it's fairly widespread I think. So if you need 20 or more Apertures, Final Cuts, Lions etc you can approach your favourite reseller. Sadly there still isn't a reseller scheme for one-off purchases like a single Lion Server licence or Apple Remote desktop.
Hope that's useful.
GrumbleDook (19th October 2011), stevenwba (20th October 2011)
Well, it was a good event I did tweet a heck of a lot (I wasn't trying to compete with @TheScarfedOne and @EduTech who were at the Microsoft IT Academy event in Reading ... honest) and I am going through my notes to put together a fuller report.
I managed to get most of the questions asked during the sessions in one form or another ... and I am very thankful for some Apple staff who stayed behind to have a longer discussion.
I'll stick a link to the report in this thread once it is finished.
Once again, many thanks to all who put forward suggestions.
A little heathy competition! It looked from the tweets that were coming through to be a very usful event - even if some of the things were face palm moments - like managing apps on ipads. Grrr.
Look forward to the report. Now, Ive got to go through all my tweets too...
GrumbleDook (21st October 2011)
Shame more couldn't be asked but it seemed like such a poor answer from apple that everything must be converted to HTML5. Sorry, most companies don't have the finances to do that and re-code everything so it works like it did on flash. I have seen a handful of companies try to recruit HTML5 coders aren't cheap, infact they cost more than flash animators and this is going to be a big PITA for many people.
98% of enterprises rely on the Flash Player,
93% of educational programs with live/actionable content relies on Flash
85% of the most-visited web sites use Flash,
75% of web video is viewed using the Flash Player,
70% of web games are made in Flash.
Don't see it happening any time soon
Adobe are hedging their bets with HTML5. They acquired Nitobi and TypeKit this month, added HTTP Live Streaming support to Flash Media Server v4.5 to enable iOS devices to receive HTML5 video streams (see announcement last month) and is adding more and more HTML5/CSS3 features to their Creative Suite.
Amazon has also announced their new Kindle Format 8 spec which replaces Mobi 7 on the latest Kindles. Guess what it is based upon?
did with Machinarium? What's stopping them?
If we just count the iPad's and iPhone's, that works out to 28.19 million iOS devices sold last quarter alone. How can any business completely ignore that many potential customers?Apple Q4 2011 Results
iPhones sold: 17.07 million, 21% growth YoY
iPads sold: 11.12 million, 166% growth YoY
iPods sold: 6.62 million, -27% decline YoY
Macs sold: 4.89 million, 26% growth YoY
Source: osxdaily.com/2011/10/18/apple-q4-2011-results/
By comparison, Apple's competitors are shipping and/or selling approx. 200,000-2,000,000 tablets per quarter. RIM being on the low-end of that scale with their PlayBook and Samsung near the top (Asus and Motorola are somewhere in the middle).
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In this case he went quickly to early childhood in this life when he was riding in a car with his birth mother. She parked outside a building which they entered. In the hallway she kneeled down and hugged him, and while crying, told him how sad she was to have to give him up for adoption because she was very ill and dying.
She told him repeatedly how much she loved him and how sorry she was for being unable to care for him. The young man spent several minutes repeatedly going over those precious moments and her words with tears streaming down his face.
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After he was out of the light trance state later, he said prior to this Past Life Regression he was totally unaware of his mother's illness and death. This scene from the past was totally new to him. Up to that time he had felt unloved and guilty about being put up for adoption, likely because there was something wrong with him.
About a week after the session I saw my client across the street, while I was on my way to work. He rushed over to me and said, "I can't stop smiling! She really loved me!"
[NOTE: I allow for the possibility of reincarnation and source of the problem being in a past life, but I do not direct the client to a past life. We only go to the "source experience", wherever and whenever that was.]
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Source: Cancer, Volume 89:873-880, (August) 2000.
Précis: Interest in complementary medicine a sign of coping in cancer patients
May 7, 2012 - Although widely used, complementary and alternative medicine does not impact patient satisfaction with treatment or patient-reported outcomes after treatment for localized prostate cancer, according to a study published in the May issue of Urology.
Mar 24, 2010


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MelanieBEAUTIFUL, BRILLIANT
Save it twice, got totally lost in it both times. Absolutely worth it. Even two years since the last time I saw I listen to the Original Broadway Recording at least once a week. 6 years ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
How I did it: I worked at a summer camp in Virginia over the summer and travelled up to New York for a few days at the end. My parents booked me the ticket as a birthday present way back in June once I knew I was definitely going to the States. It was truly awesome :D Read how I did it… 6 years ago
Save it twice, got totally lost in it both times. Absolutely worth it. Even two years since the last time I saw I listen to the Original Broadway Recording at least once a week. 6 years ago
I got to visit NYC a few weeks ago and I made sure to see this on broadway before I left. I wasn't disappointed, it was amazing! The cast was awesome, every one of them, and I fell in love with the musical all over again! If you get the chance to hit up NYC this Summer, definitely see this production, it's ending in september so now's the time! :) 6 years ago
My parents just told me that they will buy me tickets to see the show for my birthday!!!!!!
I'm in NYC in August, which coincides with my 19th birthday… AND I'M GOING TO SEE RENT!!!
Oh my gosh, this has made my whole year. And I'm not even there yet! :D :D 6 years ago
I need to see this show! I'm in the US for the summer but I don't think I'll have a chance to see it in NY before it closes… I might be bale to see the tour when it comes to Virginia but it's a pretty slim chance that would require a lot of organising…
I fell in love with Rent after discovering it accidentally (I was watching an interview with Idina Menzel). Seriously, this story is AMAZING. I so want to see it on Broadway but it's difficult when I live all the way in Scotland!
I WILL see it – one day! Viva la vie boheme! 6 years ago
I don't think I will be able to see it on broadway it. I won't give up I will see it one day before I die. 6 years ago
I fell in love with RENT the moment I heard seasons of love when I first saw the movie. I told myself I MUST see this on broadway someday.
When I learned it was ending its broadway run on June 1st I was like "damn I gotta see this soon!" So I've planned a trip to New York City this May to spend the day and see RENT on broadway before it ends, I can't wait! 6 years ago
I went to see RENTRemixed in October, on its opening week, and it was the best show I have ever seen! Having RENT come to England was a renthead's dream come true! 6 years ago
... Enough said :D 7 years ago
I've seen Rent a lot (especially if you count the movie), but getting to see it (twice) with Anthony Rapp & Adam Pascal was the BEST! If you can catch it before they leave on October 7th, I couldn't recommend it more. Of course, Rent is still worth seeing if you miss them. 7 years ago
It's the best story of all time. I saw it broadway style in San Diego. 7 years ago
I live near Akron, or kinda near, and they came there. So jealous that I didn't get tickets. Someday! 7 years ago
This musical was so impactful. I tell everyone that they need to see it. I've had the opportunity to see it live twice and I own the movie (not as good as seeing it live). It has such a powerful message and I don't think that life is complete without opening yourself up and experiencing it. 7 years ago
and RENT is definitly one of them. This is without a doubt the most beautiful musical production I have ever seen in my life. Words cannot even describe it. Please, go do yourself a favor and go see it. 7 years ago
Very young cast. The most inexperienced cast of all the musicals I've seen, but all things considered, they did a pretty good job. To be honest, I was a bit more worried or concerned about what the people that came with me thought about the musical. 7 years ago
"Worth it" doesn't even begin to describe it. 7 years ago
RENT came to my city in November and I went to see it with two friends. We laughed, we cried, we sang. It was worth it all the way. 7 years ago
Or maybe it was just not a very good travelling cast that I saw – it's not as if I saw it on Broadway. I used to be a theatre major and I do like musicals a great deal, but I freely admit that some are just not good. I felt that way about this one, but I am willing to reserve judgement for the entire show itself versus perhaps just catching a bad performance. 7 years ago
oo the stage version is fantastic!! if u can see it, do!! 7 years ago
I've never seen the show in New York, but I have went four times when touring companies passed through California. The most memorable had to be the second performance, when my sister and I went around to the back door and met a lot of the cast.
I actually wrote one of my college admissions essays on RENT. One of NYU's questions was to write about a piece of art that had really touched you or changed you in some way, and since musical's were included in their list I thought that this was perfect. RENT makes you remember that you have to seize each day and each opportunity.
The movie was completely worth it as well, although I do think it's better to watch it once you've seen the stage performance. 8 years ago
I saw it in NYC a few years ago and thought it was great. I rarely do repeat attendances, but I think I'd like to see it again. 8 years ago
I am seeing it tomorrow! I am beyond excited! It's taking a lot to not type in all caps right now! 8 years ago
I watched this three years ago at the Nederlander in Manhattan. It was fun, although the people I was with didn't enjoy it as much. There were clearly a lot of people around who were very familiar with it—they went absolutely nuts when Maureen asked everybody to go "moooooooooo!" (in fact, the crowd might have pre-empted her call a little…) The actress even broke out into a little smile on stage… 8 years ago
I saw the show on Broadway for the first time this September (Jaime Lee Kircher's first night!) and loved it more than I ever imagined I would. The cast was so into what they were doing and were all fabulous. Highlights were Christopher J. Hanke as Mark (I wish his contract weren't so short), Jaime Lee Kirchner, and Nicole Lewis. So worth it. 8 years ago
NOVEMBER 18TH!!! 8 years ago
Front row seats that we won the right to buy on the street that morning. Great show, great company. Hopefully will do it again this November! 8 years ago
i didn't see it on broadway, but a tour came thru San Antonio. The actors/singers/dancers had just as much energy as a broadway show, and the live experience of Jonathan Larsen's masterpiece came shining thru.
Now, I have to see the movie…i know, quite a contradiction ain't it? 8 years ago
I loved both! I've seen the live performance a few times and then the movie so many times I can't count. If you can…see the live performance first. 8 years ago
This movie is SO wonderful! 8 years ago


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YAHL: Biking to a healthier Ottawa
By TOM YAHL, City of Ottawa | 5/3/2013
Anyone who knows me well knows that my life, outside of my career with the City of Ottawa, revolves around two things: kids and bicycles.
When I'm not working, I often can be found with my daughter, "little brother" or other kids, or off on an adventure on my bike. One of the projects I've worked on for the city is our Safe Routes to School program.
Anyone who knows me well knows that my life, outside of my career with the City of Ottawa, revolves around two things: kids and bicycles.
When I'm not working, I often can be found with my daughter, "little brother" or other kids, or off on an adventure on my bike. One of the projects I've worked on for the city is our Safe Routes to School program.
The plan for our program was approved in 2010 by the Kansas Department of Transportation, in the form of a funding award. Since then, we have undertaken a number of activities to teach kids about safe walking and bicycling, encouraging kids to walk or bike to school and helping keep the streets safe for them to get to school. Best of all, this past fall, contractors hired by KDOT completed the four sidewalk projects we proposed. These projects include new sidewalks on Ash Street, Osage Drive, Cherry Street and 13th Street.
While we have received numerous compliments on these projects, a survey of students conducted just this week shows the vast majority of students still are being driven back and forth to school by their parents or other family members. A review of the results from Ottawa Middle School shows that for all trips to and from OMS Tuesday and Thursday, only 25 percent were made by walking or biking. Those who rode their bikes represented only 3 percent of the students who weren't driven to school. And this was on two of the best weather days we've seen this year.
While these numbers represent only middle school students, I suspect the results from the elementary schools would show a pattern similar to those across the nation. Between 1969 and 2009, the number of kindergarten through eighth-grade students who walked or biked to school slipped from 48 percent to only 13 percent.
While there are a number of reasons behind this decline, the result is that many kids are not getting the exercise they need. Less active kids tend to be overweight, and research shows overweight children are at increased risk of obesity and such chronic diseases as diabetes, high blood pressure and asthma.
Walking or bicycling to school is an opportunity for children to get the physical activity they need and to develop more healthful habits. Physical activity is associated with improved academic performance in children and adolescents. There also are community benefits. In addition to reducing traffic congestion, it helps develop a sense of neighborhood and provides time to connect with parents, friends and neighbors. Most importantly, it is fun. Walking or biking to school gives children time for physical activity and brings a sense of joy, responsibility and independence to young people.
On Wednesday, schools and communities across the country will celebrate the second annual National Bike to School Day as part of National Bike Month. Almost 1,000 schools in 49 states registered events for the inaugural Bike to School day in 2012. While The City of Ottawa and the Ottawa school district don't have any formal events planned, the day will be a good opportunity to encourage your students to ride their bikes to school.
Our community offers many features, such as the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail, bike lanes, and connected neighborhoods, which allow safe bicycling between homes, schools and businesses. We also can encourage other drivers to be aware of the presence of cyclists and ask them to slow down and give adequate space when passing cyclists.
As we here at City Hall work to improve our infrastructure to allow more transportation options, it's up to the city's residents, parents and educators to inform young people that these options exist. If we all begin to take a few small steps away from regular vehicle use, our children and our community will become both healthier and happier.
Tom Yahl is a City of Ottawa planner and codes officer.