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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 25: Ryan Johansen, drafted fourth overall by the Columbus Blue Jackets, poses on stage with team personnel during the 2010 NHL Entry Draft at Staples Center on June 25, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Ryan Johansen scored the tiebreaking goal with 1:37 remaining to give the Columbus Blue Jackets a big boost in their push for the playoffs with a 4-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night. Mark Letestu scored twice and Vinny Prospal also scored for the Blue Jackets, who moved into a tie for seventh place with Minnesota in the Western Conference with 51 points. Columbus has played one more game than the Wild and two more than the ninth-place Detroit Red Wings, who are three points back in the race for the final playoff spot. Sergei Bobrovsky made 32 saves. Marty Havlat, Andrew Desjardins and Joe Pavelski scored for the Sharks, who needed only to take the game to overtime to clinch a ninth-straight playoff berth. Antti Niemi made 18 saves in his 23rd straight start as the Sharks lost at home in regulation for just the second time all year. The Blue Jackets looked like they would squander a big opportunity when they blew a two-goal lead in the third period. Pavelski tied ...
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VMware tightens grip on NSW councils
news Virtualisation giant VMware this week revealed it had signed a wide-ranging contract renewal involving some forty three local councils across New South Wales, in a move which the vendor said was expected to result in savings of up to $3 million for the council group as a whole and the further deployment of its technology.
According to a statement issued by the vendor yesterday, the lead on the deal was taken by Gosford City Council. The deal saw Gosford City Council expand its contract to include VMware View for virtual desktops, mobility; and vCentre Operations for cloud and datacentre management.
"Like most organisations, councils experience a tremendous enthusiasm for technology from our customers. We also feel the challenge of budgets – councils provide services to the community and every major investment in technology must be offset against some other service. As such, there is significant pressure for innovative solutions to increase what we provide while reducing the cost of providing it," said Gosford City Council manager Information Management & Technology Gregory Punshon.
"Our focus is on giving the workforce what it needs to be efficient and effective, and giving the community access to the information and services they need as accessibly as we can – this absolutely requires technological innovation."
Gosford City Council said it drew on its "experienced technical and legal teams" to broker the multi-council arrangement, which it sees as integral to state-wide goals around government sustainability and service innovation. After canvassing widespread support from other councils for continuing with VMware, Gosford City Council signed directly with the company to not only generate further efficiency dividends but also sustain focus on innovation with what the council said was "VMware's compelling suite in mobility, disaster recovery, and hybrid cloud".
"To ensure NSW local governing bodies received competitive pricing for virtualisation products, one Council needed to step up" said Punshon. "With our expertise and strong relationship with VMware, it made sense for us to take this opportunity to give back to our fellow councils and their constituents, while increasing the robustness of our solutions and offering greater flexibility to our internal customers."
"One of the emerging challenges that Gosford and other councils are facing is provisioning end user environments across the organisation" said the council's IT coordinator Jamie Beal. "Having successfully relied on VMware to deliver substantial efficiency dividends across our server and network infrastructure thus far, we're confident that a solution like View will assist in providing a uniform platform with centralised management that meets our needs."
"By renewing this agreement across 43 councils, we've hoped to broaden access to these modular solution bundles and VMware's supporting technical expertise in what should yield significant flow-on service improvements."
"Technological innovation is critical to providing cost effective services to the community. Virtualisation has already proven a valuable platform for Gosford Council and has potential to assist with developments across other local governing bodies," added Mr. Beal
Gosford City Council's IT systems administrator, Byron Twilley said: "Without VMware virtualisation, it would have been far more challenging to deliver the services we provide today", citing Gosford's large size and cost-effectiveness standards as being some of the most demanding of any NSW councils.
"Gosford City Council itself will adopt several new virtualisation and management tools across its IT infrastructure as part of the deal, including progressively deploying VMware's View platform to implement desktop virtualisation across more than 600 desktops and laptops currently used by staff. This will provide council staff with improved mobility services and service delivery levels through centralised management," Twilley added.
I've got a few comments to make about this one. Firstly, it obviously demonstrates, as analysts have been saying for some time, that VMware has largely reached saturation in terms of its penetration into medium to large-sized organisations in Australia. Virtually everyone's using VMware's core virtualisation products at this point, and has been for a while. The business case for server virtualisation became financially and technically compelling throughout the 2000's, and I'd expect that most organisations would gradually be trending towards the 100 percent server virtualisation mark at this point.
With this in mind, what we're seeing here is an attempt by the councils to drive down their VMware-related costs (which can be substantial) by banding together. It's only by doing so that they're going to be able to push the vendor at all, given its dominant market share position.
However, this story isn't all on the council side. We're also seeing a concurrent push by VMware to extend its presence within these organisations beyond server virtualisation and into areas such as virtual desktops, mobility and broader datacentre management. This makes sense for VMware as, if it is to grow, the vendor needs to not just re-licence Australian organisations the products they are already buying, but also new product lines they haven't implemented yet.
In this context, this deal looks very good for VMware. By using the technically adept early adopter Gosford City Council as its launching pad, it may be able to extend its reach through the other councils with new product deployments. Australian councils have particularly been getting interested in VMware View recently, and other vendors' virtual desktop solutions.
So who got the best deal here? To be honest, I'm not really sure, as it looks like there are benefits and concessions on both sides. However, I do know who got a terrible deal: Microsoft. VMware is definitely extending its reach here into Redmond's traditional territory, and the more it can lock large organisational groups like these councils in, the more Microsoft is going to be annoyed. I would advise Gosford City Council to get Microsoft in to provide some further competitive tension in this deal the next time it needs to be renewed. Because I have no doubt that Microsoft's local sales reps have marked this contract down on their 'to do' list to revisit in a few years' time.
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I'm sure the pressure of Hyper-v would have helped VMware sharpen their pencil. It will be interesting next time around.
The losers are the people of NSW. They are paying for VMware and getting a.virtualization platform that is inferior to Hyper-V when.they are likely already getting HyperV for free as part of Windows Server. I'd rather see government dollars not wasted.
Is it! – there are options in vmware stack which microsoft has yet to release plus the cost of change over (project and purchase of hardware), retraining, outages for systems, risk of sucessful change over to hyper-v etc just to add a few still needs to be accounted and to have a real dollar value which need need to be funded by taxes!
Odd are when the maths was done the cost analysis was completed it was cost neutral to stay with vmware or a little cheaper this time around.
As an IT technician at one of the Councils that benefitted from this deal I can tell you that it was an extremely competitive deal that was put forward from VMWare. The cost savings from the View component alone made it a no-brainer. We are about to implement VMware View on Nutanix clusters with Unidesk management to extend the life of our desktop fleet by at least two years saving council about helf a million dollars.Like most businesses Councils are under extreme budgetary pressures these days and using group buying power like Gosford did makes a lot of sense.
Gosford council continues their technical leadership. Did you know they're a carrier and run their own WAN, and are looking at being a NBN RSP?
All that VDI software – interesting. Give the users Windows 7/8 on cheap desktops and they'd be happier. All the best
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Thousands of grass roots, low impact, high sustainability initiatives all over the world struggle to tell tourists they exist. Very few of these inspirational initiatives have the resources or skills to market themselves in an industry dominated by multinational companies. Like its predecessors, the on-line Ethical Travel Guide is a challenge to this dominance, seeking to redress the balance in order to make tourism more fair.
The on-line Ethical Travel Guide is a chance for local communities in destination countries, who are often extremely poor, and dedicated local entrepreneurs to talk to their customers, to promote a more authentic and local experience which they are uniquely able to provide. The first edition went to reprint within a month of publication and was translated into Dutch and Italian. The second edition proved to be just as popular with travellers who were looking for unique and interesting places to stay around the world – places that bring real benefits to local people. However a print publication has certain limitations, so we have fully updated and revised the on-line edition.
The print edition of the Ethical Travel Guide lists over 400 places in more than 70 countries, many of which you won't find in conventional guidebooks. Entries include places to stay, organisations, trips, tours and projects, from canoeing the backwaters of the Amazon to luxury breaks in the Indian Ocean. You can stay in very simple, local style accommodation or more sophisticated hotels with western plumbing. But they all have one thing in common. They all support the local economy, bringing much needed wealth to communities. It is a tribute to enterprising people all over the world and a fulfilment of Tourism Concern's commitment to ensure that people in destinations benefit from tourism.
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Caregiver Support
January 2015
- Making My Goals Matter: Looking Forward to the Year Ahead
- This group focuses on identifying why goals can be helpful, obstacles that may arise and how to overcome these obstacles to achieve a desired outcome. Participants are coached to identify specific steps toward reaching the goal which take into account all the pressures and responsibilities of being a Caregiver. A visualization exercise is incorporated as a teaching tool to help Caregivers stay motivated towards reaching their goal.
- Wednesday, January 21st at 7pm ET
Wednesday, January 28th at 3pm ET
February 2015
- Leaning into Love: Building Strong Relationship Bonds
- With all the challenges love relationships face, particularly if caring for someone with medical and mental health concerns, one's own health challenges, time demands, financial and work stresses, caring for children, caring for a home, and trying to take care of ourselves, how do Caregivers keep investing in his/her partner? This group helps participants identify the struggles of a loving relationship; the conflicts and burdens that are felt, and guides participants in exploring some practical tools to better negotiate conflict and restore a loving connection.
- Tuesday, February 10th at 10am ET
Wednesday, February 18th at 7pm ET
Wednesday, February 25th at 3pm ET
March 2015
- Creating a Space for You: Caring for a Loved One at Home
- This presentation explores the unique challenges of caring for a Veteran whose illness or injury can make it challenging to leave the home for medical appointments, trips or even a short drive into town. Caregiving for a loved one is truly a gift of Caregivers' energy and attention, and while it can provide great satisfaction, it can also stress and strain the Caregiver. This group examines how caring may impact Caregivers overall health and well-being, and explores ideas to create the sacred space needed when caring for a loved one at home.
- Tuesday, March 10th at 10am ET
Wednesday, March 18th at 7pm ET
Wednesday, March 25th at 3pm ET
April 2015
- Focusing on the Forgotten….ME!
- Caregivers have very demanding lives, with pressures and responsibilities seeming to come from every direction. This group focuses on recognizing these challenges and how easy it becomes to neglect one's own needs. Caregivers will learn strategies to identify signs of stress and the belief system that contributes to focusing on others needs rather than one's own. Strategies will be introduced to help Caregivers become more attuned to personal needs, opportunities to connect with people/places/experiences that restore balance and vitality. A body scanning activity and visualization activity are incorporated into the presentation as exercises Caregivers may do on their own to restore balance.
- Tuesday, April 14th at 10am ET
Wednesday, April 15th at 7pm ET
Wednesday, April 23rd at 3pm ET
May 2015
- Goodbye to Going It Alone: Learning to Ask for Help
- In a society where independence and autonomy are so valued, asking for help can be a very difficult thing to do. This group focuses on challenging that belief system and viewing asking for help as a strength. The ability to recognize feelings and needs is something to be valued and honored. This group helps guide Caregivers in becoming more aware of when help may be needed, identify barriers of asking for help, and the steps of actually seeking out assistance.
- Tuesday, May 12th at 10am ET
Wednesday, May 20th at 7pm ET
Wednesday, May 27th at 3pm ET
June 2015
- Balance in the Eye of the Storm: Self Care When Caring For a Loved One with Mental Health Concerns
- Caring for a loved one with mental health needs may present Caregivers with unique challenges. This presentation examines these challenges. Strategies are discussed to assist Caregivers in becoming more aware of personal reactions and tools are introduced to help Caregivers enhance their own well-being.
- Tuesday, June 9th at 10am ET
Wednesday, June 17th at 7pm ET
Wednesday, June 24th at 3pm ET
* Visit www.myvehucampus.com and selection the "Upcoming Events" Icon in the virtual lobby. Then click the "Register" icon next to "VA Caregiver Conference". Your minimum system requirements will be verified automatically. Then click "Continue to next step". Select the checkbox next to the session(s) you plan to attend and then click "Register. You will receive a confirmation by email.
New to MyVeHU Campus? Enrolling takes just a few minutes. Visit www.myvehucampus.com and click the ENROLL icon at the bottom of the page. Included are step by step instructions explaining how to enroll. If you need any assistance, please contact us. Email the MyVeHU Campus Helpdesk at email@example.com or call 423-979-4368. For more information, visit www.vehu.va.gov . All sessions are presented online, streamed directly to your desktop or mobile device.
Caregiver Services
VA offers a number of services that can provide you with the support that's right for you. Whether you and the Veteran you care for could use some help at home or you just need someone to listen, we're here to support you. Follow the link to learn more about the variety of services available to Family Caregivers.
Services for Family Caregivers of Post-9/11 Veterans
If you are the Family Caregiver of a Veteran who was injured post-9/11, you may be eligible for additional services through VA, including a stipend, comprehensive training and medical coverage through VA if you are not already covered by a plan. Follow the link to learn more about the services and to see if you are currently eligible.
Have questions about VA Caregiver Support Services? Contact VA's Caregiver Support Line (1-855-260-3274) or your local Caregiver Support Coordinator for assistance.


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They had performed their version of "My God (My Guy)" from the Sister Act movies.
Proposition 16 – a statewide ballot measure with major implications on the future of retail electricity costs in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon – appears headed for defeat in Tuesday's voting.
Manteca Police Chief Dave Bricker believes Manteca has more than 40 solid locations that can engage kids in wholesome activities and help counter the lure of gangs.
Pinky Rideau gave everything she had when she was up on the gazebo stage at Library Park Tuesday afternoon.
Mary Hildebrand lived through one of the worst snowstorms to hit Pennsylvania during the early part of the 20th century.
Eight-year-old Alyssa Rose Elliott was enjoying her first day of the summer break.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK – Yosemite Conservancy, a nonprofit organization benefitting Yosemite National Park and its millions of visitors, was launched last week with commendations by public officials, songs by local school children and cheers of people who love the park.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE - The Mountain House Kite & Multi-Cultural Festival returns Saturday, June 12, to fill the skies with colorful kites and the air with laughter and music.
Merrill Gardens at Manteca will celebrate Support Our Troops Week by hosting a Big Band Swing Concert played by "Tradewinds Dance Band" on Thursday, June 17, at 6 p.m. at the retirement community located at 430 N. Union Road.
Wanted: Blood donors to help Sierra Johnson, the 20-year-old Fresno State sophomore who is fighting acute lymphocytic leukemia complicated by Philadelphia Chromosome.
Every first Friday of the month at 7 p.m., a group of women meet at Crossroads Grace Community Church on Moffat Boulevard.
Manteca's "Magic Bus" is not a salute to the rock-n-roll band The Who that popularized the song with that name.
Megan Germann and Mallory Luck didn't have any experience with Give Every Child a Chance prior to two weeks ago.
Precision Automotive was busy as usual on Saturday. Owner Chris Kohl with a small flashlight in hand was in the shop peering at the undersides of cars perched on hydra-lifts. His wife Shelley was inside the office attending to that part of the business.
Sitting at the kitchen table interviewing the retired master sergeant, it was clear that the former tank platoon leader was someone who had given his all in his devotion to country - serving in both Korea and Vietnam.
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Life saving memories and fleeting words of caution are often shared at the Every 15 Minutes program every year during the two-day event at Manteca High's Gus Schmiedt Field. This year was no different.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1051 is asking for a $50,000 loan from the City of Manteca in order to furnish the new Manteca Veterans Center being built on Moffat Boulevard in time for the July 4 grand opening.
About 15 years, the City of Ripon entered into a long-term lease with Jack Tone Golf, LP.
Conserving water has cost Manteca $1,020,300 since July 1.
A young Vietnamese boy owed his life to U.S. Army pilots who rescued him from a dusty trail where he had been left for dead after being clubbed in the head by Viet Cong soldiers.
Manteca - based on trends as of Jan. 1, 2015 - could push 75,000 residents this year.
John "Jack" Thomson - among the top 30 California high school coaches for overall baseball wins - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
Relay for Life Manteca is back at East Union High.
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Today (Saturday, May 2) is Free Comic Book Day.
Manteca may not reduce the number of days it is OK for businesses, residents, and government agencies to water landscaping from three to two days a week.
Jeff Shields plans to retire in mid-October as general manager of the South San Joaquin Irrigation District.
Manteca Police are stepping up bicycle safety efforts for the next week with focused enforcement on collision-causing factors involving motorists and bike riders.
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Phoenix Suns GM: Glad we didn't trade up in NBA Draft
Many people try to predict what will happen in the NBA Draft.
For the most part, they fail.
Some picks make sense, others do not. There are also always a handful of trades.
It was believed that the Phoenix Suns, with a trio of first-round picks and a seeming lack of desire to add three rookies to the roster, were going to be one of the teams that made a deal.
They did not, though that doesn't mean they never came close.
"We certainly considered it, and that's always the challenge," Suns GM Ryan McDonough told Doug and Wolf on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Friday morning. "We did have the pick assets to do it with the 14th, 18th and 27th picks.
"But at the same time, we had a good feeling about the guys we thought were going to be there. And that's the challenge, you never know how it's going to go."
Of course, it's not like the Suns will be adding all three first-round selections to the roster this season. The plan is for Bogdan Bogdanovic, the 27th pick out of Serbia, to continue playing in Europe for the foreseeable future.
But the chance to nab both T.J. Warren and Tyler Ennis was, for all intents and purposes, too good to pass up.
"We had T.J. and Tyler rated a lot higher than they were selected, and we were certainly happy they were there," he said. "In retrospect we're glad we didn't cash out two assets to move up to get one of those guys or somebody like that because we got both of them."
McDonough added that while the team did consider moving up, they were never really close to a deal. Part of the issue was that there was a limit to how high they could get, and unless they could move into the top five or six -- which wasn't an option -- the decision was made that they would be better served staying put.
"Short of that, we had the players rated fairly evenly in kind of that mid to late lottery range."
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My family and I will be visiting the UK in August. We're going over for a wedding and will be staying in Bedford most of the time. We will be going to London for two days, 8/19 & 20.
While in London, I'd like to take a few hours for myself and visit a really good photo gallery. I'd like to see some work of the masters. I don't really care about modern inkjet artists. I want to see good traditional work.
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Run by a local Czech/Slovak fraternal organization, this hundred-year-old beer garden and hall serves food and beverages year-round in its indoor and outdoor facilities. Inside, there's a full bar and seating area popular during cold-weather months.


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This is the monthly combined Board and General Meeting of the Virginia-Highland Civic Association. The public is invited to attend.
Meetings are generally held on the second Monday of each month, 7:00 PM, at the public library located at 980 Ponce de Leon Ave. If the public library is not available, the meeting is generally relocated to the Church of Our Saviour on N. Highland Avenue, across the street from the fire house. Meeting relocations will be listed here and also communicated to the neighborhood via social media.
The April 13, 2015 meeting will be held at the Virginia-Highland Church, 743 Virginia Ave. (across from Inman Middle School). This meeting will start at 6:30 PM and begin with a special focus on neighborhood safety during which city and APD officials will be present.
The October 12, 2015 meeting will be held at the Church of Our Saviour on N. Highland Ave. across from Fire Station #19 due to holiday closure of the public library.


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Javac, jar and similar...
Hi, this is the first time I'm using Java and I don't understand a little thing. I've two packages, both with name starting with "org.". How can I use both in the application? Have I to use javac -classpath? How?
Sorry if it seems stupid, but really I'm so confused about the use of .jar...
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For compile
javac -classpath .:lib/Package1.jar:lib/Package2.jar:etc... MyClass.java
For execution I used a Manifest file with the line
Class-Path: lib/Package1.jar lib/Package2.jar etc...
NOTES: separator using -classpath it's different between Windows users & Linux users. If you're using Windows (...) you have to use " ; " instead of " : "
in the example
javac -classpath .;lib/Package1.jar;lib/Package2.jar:etc
I solved, but maybe it can be helpfull to someone. Hope it helps! :)