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Another release candidate of the next Ubuntu version called Dapper Drake has been released. The "Flight CD 2" gives a preview of the new version based on linux kernel 2.6.15.
Because of this kernel change the release has been slightly delayed, as is requires udev 071 or newer. That's why Canonical has updated Udev and removed the old Hotplug. Own Hotplug rules have to be rewritten to Udev rules manually. Because of that change the hardware detection should be even better now. Even the PCMCIA infrastructure has been switchted to Udev so that the Cardmgr isn't required any more, even though some old config files are still being used.
Dapper Drake uses a new bootloader based on gfxboot. It integrates the language selector, which should be a great benefit for the Live-CD. The standard resolution of the framebuffer has been set to 640x480 pixels, so that the installer is going to be displayed on all systems correctly now. The APT- and user configuration within the installer has also been improved.
With Ubuntu 5.10 there already has been a special version of Ubuntu for servers.
For the upcoming version 6.04 a newly founded server team plans to further optimize the server edition of Ubuntu. It is being planed to test server hardware with Ubuntu in depth. Also the quality of the kernel shall be ensured to establish Ubuntu as a reliable server platform. IBMs DB2 has already been certified with Ubuntu.
Ubuntu 6.04 will be released in April 2006 and brings a longer support period. Canonical plans a commitment to security updates for three years for the desktop version and 5 years for the server version. Currently Canonical is looking after some new members for their Server team.
VMWare offers a free product called Browser Appliance, which is a virtual PC with Ubuntu Linux 5.10. It is aimed for safer surfing in a safe virtual environment using Firefox 1.5. The download is 258 mb in size.
To use the preinstalled Ubuntu image you need the free VMWare Player, which has now been released as a final version. The VMWare Player is available for Linux and Windows and allows starting existing images. To create new images you need the full product.
After every reboot the browser settings like history and saved passwords are being lost, as the image always starts in its original condition. This feature can also be deactivated.
I would like to report that Ubuntu 5.10 works better out of the box on my DELL Inspiron 9300 than Mandriva 2006 PowerPack i've downloaded on the Mandriva Club.
I've seen there are differents 9300 models, mine is a Centrino with an ATI Mobility Radeon X300 ad 1GB of RAM.
I was very happy to see that everything works without configuring anything :)
Have a nice day,
Hi Ubuntu fans!
I'm in need of a good search engine. I mean Google does alright, but isn't there a specific search engine out there especially for Linux or Open Source?
As I'm using Ubuntu as my main operating system I sometimes just want to have search results in this area. Even better would be a search engine only for Ubuntu, of course :)
So leave me a comment if you know something about it...
i'm still alive even if i've not posted here but i'm happy to have read early comments to my first blog entry so I take time now to post some news about my Ubuntu projects.
I've not yet the need for aMule so i've not tried it yet and that's not on my priorities.
I'm still working on modeling an Ubuntu Server fresh install to include groupware support given by the eGroupWare suite and would like to know if anybody know about a Ubuntu Groupware Server derivative from the new Ubuntu Server version because I would like to propose an Install CD which can install only by using the files available on the CD a complete groupware server using Ubuntu for the OS and eGroupware for the groupware suite.
If anybody is already interested by this type of project or have URLs about this type of project, please just comment below to get in touch with me.
Ubuntu and its founder, Mark Shuttleworth, both won awards at the Linux New Media Awards at last week's Linux World Expo in Frankfurt, Germany.
The Best Debian Derivative Distribution award was judged by a 200-member international jury from industry and the Open Source community. This is a significant award as it recognises the effort that the Ubuntu team have put into working with Debian in order to produce an easy to use desktop environment, suitable for everyone.
This award follows on from several other prestigious awards that Ubuntu has won since the launch of the latest release, 5.10 in October this year.
Finally you can download Firefox 1.5. It is available for Windows, Linux and MacOS X, offers plenty of new features and is even faster than before. Here are the full release notes.
If you're currently not using Firefox, check out the new Firefox with Google Toolbar. This is an offer from Google, they have enhanced Firefox with their useful toolbar. So Firefox gets even better, a highly recommended download!
As a bundle it is currently only available for Windows. If you have Linux just download Firefox 1.5 and then go to the Google Toolbar site with your Firefox browser. It works just fine with Ubuntu.
The KDE Project is happy to announce a new major release of the award-winning K Desktop Environment. Many features have been added or refined.
Notable changes include:
- Konqueror is the second web browser to pass the Acid2 CSS test, ahead of Firefox and Internet Explorer
- Konqueror can also now free web pages from adverts with its ad-block feature
- SuperKaramba is included in KDE, providing well-integrated and easy-to-install widgets
- Kopete has support for MSN and Yahoo! webcams
- The edutainment module has three new applications (KGeography, Kanagram and blinKen)
For a more complete log of changes, complete with screenshots and explanations, see the KDE 3.5 visual guide to new features.
I've found some beautiful Ubuntu wallpapers for Xmas.
Christmas wallpapers:
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Kubuntu wallpaper 1 Kubuntu wallpaper 2
If there is more out there, please let me know.
Other wallpapers:
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More Ubuntu and Kubuntu wallpapers and artwork can be found at Ubuntuforums.org.
A new Ubuntu derivative is under development. It's called Gnubuntu and only uses software which follows the Free Software Foundation (FSF) guidelines. Mark Shuttleworth, founder of the Ubuntu distribution, agreed this with GNU-founder Richard Stallman.
Stallman supports the idea, but isn't happy with the name. Anyway, the name Gnubuntu will be kept, the corresponding domain gnubuntu.org is already registered - but with no content on it yet.
The new distribution will only contain Ubuntu packages, which follow the Free Software Foundation guidelines. Most of the linux distributions already consist mostly of free software, but they also contain binary packages without the corresponding source code or commercial applications. One exception is the Ututo distribution, which already consists only of free software completely. Shuttleworth wants to ask these developers to join the Gnubuntu development.
Hi there,
I've found two interesting Linux magazines, which can be downloaded monthly as PDF file. You can leave your email address on their website to be informed about new issues (subscribers get the link earlier).
These magazines are not exclusively about Ubuntu linux, but Ubuntu and Ubuntu applications often take part of it. So if you're interested in Linux related distributions and applications, it's definitely worth a try.
Here they are:
http://www.o3magazine.com/ (this one is brand new)
The Ubuntu developer have released a first preview of their new Ubuntu version with codename Dapper Drake. It features some improvements on the installer and plenty of new packages taken from Debian unstable. Kubuntu, the KDE variant, has also been updated.
There are now 5.219 updated packages, 4.064 of them coming from the debian unstable branch. Plenty of them should bring new features to the distribution, but unfortunately Canonical made no detailled declaration what packages are affected.
The installer has been updated and includes some improvements. It now detects multi processor systems better and doesn't offer any partitioning for CD and DVD burners any more. Additionally FAT filesystems won't be mounted at locations, where errors could occur.
This first version of Dapper Drake is just a preview version mainly aimed at developers. The final version will be released not before April 2006.
If you're interested you can download this preview of Ubuntu and Kubuntu for x86, PowerPC and AMD64 platforms as install or live CD.
Since my last entry I've gotten VLC to work great on both my machines, Dell 4600c and Inspiron 6000. DVD playback is great, don't forget to enable DMA though. It doesn't seem to be enabled by default. I have the wireless working on my Inspiron 6000 using WEP security. Breezy found the new Intel Pro 2200b/g card in it and installed everything. All I had to do was activate the card and put in my SSID and key. Presto everything is working great. Network setup is graphical just like in Windows, which is great for the Linux newbie like myself.
The more I use Breezy B. the more I'm impressed. It's been a little over a month now, I only get on my windows pc to do my graphics work because I'm familiar with the software, and for my personal finances, Quicken, enough said.
I was amazed when I got my 5 copies of Breezy in the mail, free of charge, each with an install and live disc. I don't think I will be buying any Windows OS again. I've given all my copies away to the college students next door, all CS students, they love Ubuntu, and all have used Linux extensively in their studies. I'm a newbie and I suppose easily impressed, but this distro is the first one I've been able to even get my wireless working on my laptop! NDISWrapper does not work for me, I'm sure it's because I'm not installing and setting it up correctly. I'm glad Ubuntu has drivers for the INtel Pro 2200 B/G mini PCI. My laptop has a Celeron processor and 512mb ram. It can get a little sluggish at times with Windows XP, Ubuntu on the other hand just flies around on it. I don't think I've ever seen an hourglass. So far I've been able to find all the apps to do what I do except for Quicken. Gimp will no doubt do the graphics work, but I am reluctant to change right now.


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STEVEN CALDWELL urged his team-mates to focus on Birmingham's relegation battle rather than worry about their own futures.
We have to focus on our remaining games and salvage something from the season
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the side, captain Caldwell believes there is still a chance the Blues can make a late charge for promotion.
He said: "We have to focus on our remaining games and salvage something from the season.
"We are bitterly disappointed we have underachieved and we feel we have a squad that should have done better.
"Sometimes you have seasons like this.
"We need to get as many wins as we can so we can have an outside chance of the play-offs."
City had 13-goal striker King to thank for dragging them out of the Championship's bottom five with a stunning volleyed winner against play-off chasing Burnley.
The Blues had taken the lead when Curtis Davies, another of the club's stars thought to be leaving, was in the right place to head in Rob Hall's corner.
But Burnley fought back and hit a deserved equaliser when Ross Wallace converted a penalty 11 minutes into the second half.
The match looked on course to finish as a draw until Dean Marney was dismissed for a foul on Paul Robinson.
Burnley midfielder Chris McCann said: "It was a big decision and unfortunately it didn't go in our favour.
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Eduardo Antonio
Update on Eduardo AntonioWith his previous Kiva loan, Eduardo bought basic goods and supplies in larger quantities, with which he obtained discounts and increased his sales volume. He is now applying for a Kiva loan with which he will buy building materials to repair the floor of his business and buy basic goods such as cheese, meat, fizzy drinks and other refreshments to offer much more and increase his profits.
Since he received his loan from the Fundación Mario Santo Domingo, Eduardo has opened 2 more sales locations and has generated 2 jobs which benefit other relatives as well. Little by little, he will achieve many of his dreams for his and his family's good. He tells Kiva loan lenders that "with your help, I have achieved many of the aims I had set out" and he asks that you "continue supporting, helping many people to make their dreams a reality as well."
Previous Loan DetailsEduardo purchased many things with his earlier Kiva loan, such as meat. sodas, vegetables, spices, disposable items, plastic chairs, and also invested in the sports shoes and clothing which sold very well and invested in. He is very satisfied, and for this reason is applying for a new Kiva loan ... More from Eduardo Antonio's previous loan »
Additional Information
About Fundación Mario Santo DomingoFundación Mario Santo Domingo (FMSD) is a non-profit organization in northern Colombia dedicated to developing programs for the country's poorest communities. In addition to numerous social services, FMSD runs a microfinance program to strengthen micro-businesses in the areas where it works. The organization also offers several non-financial components as part of this program, including training to help entrepreneurs start their own businesses.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 17 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Disbursed:
- Dec 29, 2012
- Listed
- Dec 26, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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- Ended:
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Indya Kincannon's father has passed away. Washington Post...
Our condolences to Indya and her family.
Condolences to Indya. She
Submitted by Bbeanster on Thu, 2012/12/27 - 12:42am.
Condolences to Indya. She sure comes from good stock.
Condolences to Indya and the
Submitted by Stick on Thu, 2012/12/27 - 12:31pm.
Condolences to Indya and the family.
Submitted by Tamara Shepherd on Thu, 2012/12/27 - 1:56pm.
Yes. From everything I've been able to read, it sounds as if Mr. Kincannon was widely respected and much loved by his staff.
So sorry, Indya.
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INDIVIDUALS who receive a cancer diagnosis will forever view themselves, and the world in which they live, in a different way. But the core of who they are — their personalities and the ways in which they communicate — is still intact. More than ever, they will need to know that they can count on the love, understanding and support of their families and close friends.
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- Anonymous
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Everything about Port is great. Location especially cool because it's in more local area instead of very touristy Sultanamet, but very close to tourist attractions. Also, I have to say the manager, Lutfi, is so insanely helpful, probably one of the most helpful hotel staff members i have ever met. He helped us book a bus ticket online and since they only accept Turkish credit cards, he used his own card to book it. Also, he walked us to the bus station, which was 2 metro rides away!! What a guy
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- Germany, Couple, 25-30
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very well located hostel, 7min walk to the next tramstation, super-friendly and helpfull staff, good WIFI, good breakfast, very clean!
- Anonymous
- USA, All Female Group, 25-30
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Everyone behind the desk was always smiling, very welcoming, and tremendously accomodating. The neighborhood is perfect. It is hip, safe, and overflowing with great cafes, bars, and shops. There is daily maid service, which was very appreciated and breakfast! The traditional Turkish breakfast was simple, but everything you need to start your day. Highly Recommended!
Thank you so much for your praise, it made the day of our entire team! We are happy you enjoyed our beloved neighborhood so much and liked our amenities. Good luck on your future travels and thank you again for choosing us. It was a great pleasure to host you!
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- Mexico, Female, 18-24
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It was a really nice experience, the whole hostel was always super clean, the staff was super friendly and helpful, the breakfast was simple but really good, I really enjoyed staying there, 100% recommended!
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Very welcoming and friendly small hotel. We felt really at home, the room was small but cosy and clean. Great renovated bathroom. Traditional Turkish Breakfast included. Staff always happy to help with any questions. Great location near Karaköy tram stop so really easy to access the old town and Taksim. Loved the quirky tea houses, cafes & restaurants right on our door step. On our last morning the staff made us a packed breakfast as we were leaving quite early. Definitely recommend Portus!
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Ubuntu Security Notice (C) 2010-2016 Canonical, Inc. / NASL script (C) 2010-2016 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis :
The remote Ubuntu host is missing one or more security-related patches.
Description :
Marsh Ray and Steve Dispensa discovered a flaw in the TLS and SSLv3
protocols. If an attacker could perform a man in the middle attack at
the start of a TLS connection, the attacker could inject arbitrary
content at the beginning of the user's session. (CVE-2009-3555)
It was discovered that Loader-constraint table, Policy/PolicyFile,
Inflater/Deflater, drag/drop access, and deserialization did not
correctly handle certain sensitive objects. If a user were tricked
into running a specially crafted applet, private information could be
leaked to a remote attacker, leading to a loss of privacy.
It was discovered that AtomicReferenceArray, System.arraycopy,
InetAddress, and HashAttributeSet did not correctly handle certain
situations. If a remote attacker could trigger specific error
conditions, a Java application could crash, leading to a denial of
service. (CVE-2010-0092, CVE-2010-0093, CVE-2010-0095, CVE-2010-0845)
It was discovered that Pack200, CMM readMabCurveData, ImagingLib, and
the AWT library did not correctly check buffer lengths. If a user or
automated system were tricked into handling specially crafted JAR
files or images, a remote attacker could crash the Java application or
possibly gain user privileges (CVE-2010-0837, CVE-2010-0838,
It was discovered that applets did not correctly handle certain trust
chains. If a user were tricked into running a specially crafted
applet, a remote attacker could possibly run untrusted code with user
privileges. (CVE-2010-0840).
Solution :
Update the affected packages.
Risk factor :
High / CVSS Base Score : 7.5
CVSS Temporal Score : 5.9
Public Exploit Available : true
Family: Ubuntu Local Security Checks
Nessus Plugin ID: 45474 ()
Bugtraq ID: 36935390653906939071390723907539078390813908539086390883908939090390933909439096
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Update on HildaThis is Hilda. Her previous loan was a big help not just in her business but also in her children's education and their household expenditures. She has been in this business for twenty years and she keeps on working to provide a good future for her family.
She would like to apply for another 35,000 PHP loan to buy dried fish she needs in her business. The more dried fish displayed on her stall the better. More items to sell will result in a better profit. Her profits from business will definitely help her to sustain her daily needs and the educational expenses of her children. She looks forward to this financial increase with gladness and thankfulness in her heart.
Hilda hopes to continuously be successful in her business and dreams to give her children a good life and education. She meets up with her co-fellowship members weekly to share stories of her work and to draw strength and inspiration from the word of God she studies.
* All CCT community partners/clients are organized into fellowship groups that meet on a weekly basis. A fellowship group comprises 15 to 30 community partners. The fellowship groups gather each week to study the word of God, build social capital and pay micro-finance loans.
Previous Loan DetailsHilda previously accessed a 33,000 PHP loan that she used to buy more dried fish to expand her business inventory. Her earnings were a big help for her children's education and for the family's personal, household and business expenditures. Hilda and her husband are working hand in hand to contin... More from Hilda's previous loan »
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About the Center for Community TransformationThe Center for Community Transformation (CCT) is dedicated to the development of communities and lives via spiritual transformation and access to financial services. CCT offers loan products to address the needs of micro-entrepreneurs in the Philippines. The organization's loan products include small business, education, and housing loans. CCT utilizes a community-based approach to provide a variety of non-financial services that include training and development programs, clinics, disaster relief operations, a low-cost medicine program, and social service programs. CCT offers a unique "Pavement Dweller" program designed to provide food, housing, and job training. CCT also provides education support services to the poorest groups in the Philippines. Find more information about CCT on their website or join their lending team.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
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Hey Eevee, I just wanted to let you know that I am going to wait for you to post your second part of the Angel District so I can incorporate it into my post. So yeah just let me know when that's all set.
@Yagerbomb: In my opinion I think you should go look at all of the other applications, then look at yours and see the difference between them. I have no control over whether you're accepted/denied, but I would STRONGLY suggest re-evaluating your application and putting a little more time and effort into it.
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Have the Outlook Add-in work with multiple Exchange accounts no matter which are enabled for archiving
Currently the PRIMARY Exchange account has to be EV enabled, or the user will get a pop-up telling them that the EV Outlook Add-in was disabled because the primary Exchange isn't EV enabled. This is a pain for end-users. It would be a good idea to enable the EV Outlook Add-in regardless of which Exchange account(s) were enabled. I realise it might get complicated if different Exchange accounts are handled by different EV environments.
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Thanks for the suggestion. The requirement to have the primary Exchange account in a mail profile enabled was something we decided on during the development cycle. It hits a very good portion of the use cases in this area while not requiring unecessary complexity on the client side to support potentially problematic combinations of primary accounts being enabled/disabled. There are no plans to change this functionality at the moment.


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Cloud & Service Management blog
The Virtues of Cloud Coverage or How are Runners Like Data Centers?
Jennifer Dennis 110000CSRM email@example.com Tags:  running o'connor texan ibm-cloud texas data ibmcloud doug cloudburst summer cloud-burst chris cloud-computing dynamic-infrastructure webcast center cloud brown service+management don workloads service-management dynamic dynamic-infrastruc thomas 3,363 Visits
It's been said that the only difference between a native Texan and an adopted Texan is who complains more about the crazy, long hot summers. For those of you who know neither, believe me when I tell you the natives complain a lot more. The adoptees relish it.
A lifelong Texan and passionate runner, my idea of good weather is not based on how hot and sunny it is outside. I prefer a temperature just shy of 50 degrees with plenty of cloud coverage, and even a little rain is welcome. As my skin sizzled under the 97 degree sky yesterday, I was thinking about IBM CloudBurst and wishing I could order up my own personal cloud . . . maybe someday IBM will invent that!
For now, I remain very impressed with the cloud that IBM does offer today. You will be too, if you attend the June 25 webcast, A Breakthrough in Service Delivery for Data Center Workloads hosted by Doug Brown, Chris O'Connor and Don Thomas.
In the mean time, here are some of the features and benefits you can expect when you introduce IBM CloudBurst in your enterprise with the dynamic infrastructure of IBM Service Management.
Faster time to value: Delivered on site as a prepackaged and self-contained service delivery platform for cloud computing... virtualization included!
Flexibility: Scalable platform allows you to deploy now and easily scale as business needs change. Ease of use: Self service portal for rapid access to cloud delivery
Simplified systems administration: Integrated systems management of both physical and virtual workloads - through a single interface to blade servers, storage and networking
Superior reliability: Keeps your virtualized infrastructure up and running - with multiple layers of redundancy built into the hardware platform resulting in no single point of failure.
Energy efficiency: Designed from the ground up to dramatically improve power utilization and reduce energy costs. Integrated power management to help you plan, predict, monitor and actively manage power consumption of your BladeCenter servers.
Visit IBM CloudBurst to learn more.
An Illustrated Explanation of Integrated Service Management in Less than 7 Minutes
Jennifer Dennis 110000CSRM email@example.com Tags:  planet ibm integrated software security smarter cloud storage illustrated steven wright tivoli computing service asset+management enterprise it explanation management 2 Comments 7,854 Visits
What is IBM Tivoli Software? We know you want the short version. Steven Wright of Tivoli Software breaks it all down for us in less than 7 minutes on a white grease board. Check it out while you have your morning coffee, afternoon tea, or while you get your miles in on the treadmill or trail with your smart phone. Then visit ibm.com/software/tivoli for more details on how IBM Tivoli Software can help you run a smarter business.
Why you should keep your head in the clouds
David Ojalvo 060001CNQC firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  cloudburst isdm manager. cloud delivery power7 management ibm integrated service 2,377 Visits
Last week, IBM announced an enhancement to our cloud portfolio that will deliver CloudBurst on POWER7-based hardware, as well as offering it as software that can run on currently installed IBM and non-IBM systems.
With CloudBurst, IBM is tying together the hardware, storage, networking, virtualization, and service management as an all-in-one package for enterprises to build a private cloud. This is significant because it removes the arduous manual processes that in-house IT departments often face when configuring and managing their cloud systems.
In the press release, IBM states that it estimates CloudBurst's automated configuring capabilities "can cut IT staff's labor in integrating systems, provisioning and managing storage up to 95 percent." That seems pretty impressive, when you consider that if I could cut 95% off of my work week, I'd be logged on for a total of two and a half hours.
At the heart of this new offering is the IBM Service Delivery Manager, a stand-alone integrated service management software bundle which automates the deployment, monitoring and management of a cloud solution on IBM or non-IBM hardware.
If you'd like to delve into the details behind these solutions, and understand how to decrease your costs and increase your efficiency with CloudBurst, you can contact your IBM sales rep and/or
Business Partner (Business Partner Locator Site).
Master Service Lifecycle Management at Innovate 2010
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Learn all about the latest strategies and smarter software for design and development innovation through next generation service delivery from the Integrated Service Management track at Innovate 2010, June 6-10. The Integrated Service Management track at Innovate is a continuation of the discussion and training of the Software Delivery Lifecycle Management stream at Pulse 2010, which showcased how clients, IBM and IBM Business Partners use software delivery lifecycle management solutions to help realize greater value from software investments and optimize business outcomes at reduced cost and risk.
The Integrated Service Management track kickoff will be hosted by Jamie Thomas, Vice President of Tivoli Strategy and Development, formerly of worldwide development, client support and product management for the Rational software brand. Jamie will be joined by Bala Rajaraman, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Software, Tivoli and John Wiegand, Distinguished Engineer, Rational Analysis, Design and Construction.
At Innovate 2010, IBM clients and partners will learn innovative approaches to optimizing the service lifecycle, driving better efficiencies and lowering their TCO. Attendees of the Integrated Service Management track will also learn how to leverage the existing tight integrations with Rational solutions. Specifically, clients can find out how to:
Register now for Innovate 2010 and sign up for sessions in the Service Lifecycle Management track!
IBM and SMB: We're Fired Up, not Watered Down
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Just in case you weren't sold on IBM's commitment to better serve and team with smaller enterprises, here is some hard hitting evidence for you. IBM recently launched the Small and Midsized Business (SMB) web portal around Cloud & Smarter Infrastructure as a clear illustration of how the Tivoli, Maximo, TRIRIGA and Netcool solutions are geared for the SMB space across Cloud, Mobility, Asset Management and Storage.
Orlando Is The Happiest Place On Earth: IBM Edge And IBM Innovate
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Over 51 million tourists travel to Orlando, Florida every year, but only the cool ones go to attend IBM Edge and IBM Innovate.
As I type this, so many of our customers, partners and my colleagues are in the "brutal" 88°F* weather learning more about storage and software & system innovation.
IBM Storage
Since much of my focus is around product announcements, I wanted to point folks to the IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center V5.1 announcement that happened yesterday (Announcement Letter 212-189).
For content coming from the conference, a number of the marketing team are on the ground at Edge and tweeting. Be sure to follow Maria, Martha and Branavan (and of course, @ibmstorage) as well as the hashtag #ibmedge.
IBM Innovate
The Rational team have a number of exciting new announcements around Jazz and they will be talking quite a bit about mobile, cloud, industry solutions and a few other things including DevOps.
For us service management folks, DevOps translates into tangible benefits we can bring back to the business; like fewer errors and faster time to resolving errors if they do occur.
Back at Pulse 2012, we announced, among other things, the Beta for IBM SmartCloud Continuous Delivery (see the blog post and press release).
Of course, at Innovate there's a lot more to talk about with DevOps. Including the announcement from last week of IBM SmartCloud Application Performance Management 7.5 (Announcement Letter 212-143).
Along with IBM SmartCloud Control Desk and IBM SmartCloud Provisioning Manager (among others), it's about developers and testers having access to the same tools, data and information that operations uses and leveraging them to fix problems before they occur. And if problems do occur, the linkages with tools like Rational Application Developer and Rational Performance Tester allow the developers and testers to quickly resolve these issues as everyone and everything is connected.
As stated before, fewer errors and faster time to resolving errors if they do occur. This translates into using time to be productive and being innovative. Innovation is what provides value back to the business.
There's a good press release from yesterday, "IBM Expands Collaborative Software Development Solutions to Cloud, Mobile Technologies" that highlights some of the integrations and new solutions (including Application Performance Management).
The conference is being livestreamed (with video available right on the IBM Innovate home page) and be sure to follow the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #ibminnovate and be sure to read the Invisible Thread blog for updates on what's happening on the floor.
IBM Announces Platinum Sponsorship of the New OpenStack Foundation
Noah Kuttler 110000SVNJ email@example.com Tags:  cloud openstack smartcloud open-standards 2 Comments 14,542 Visits
Our General Manager, Dr. Danny Sabbah, framed cloud computing perfectly in his keynote address at Pulse 2012.
When you think of the levels of innovation you are required to give to the business, cloud is the right technology to do it.
Since the Cloud lives on the Internet, which is built upon the "bricks" of open standards, it should not surprise you that there is a drive to an ubiquitous Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) open source cloud computing platform for public and private clouds.
In October 2011, my neighbors to the South at Rackspace founded the OpenStack Foundation.
Today, IBM is announcing that we will be joining the OpenStack Foundation as Platinum-level sponsors along with AT&T, Canonical, HP, Nebula, Rackspace, Red Hat and SUSE.
The OpenStack Foundation has a great blog post that covers what's happening today and what the next steps will be.
The official press release is on MarketWatch and I'd also suggest reading IBM Vice President of Software Standards Angel Diaz's two very cool posts A Smarter Planet blog and Wired's Cloudline.
This is the start of a very exciting future for cloud computing and of course there will be more news coming from the OpenStack Foundation in the weeks to come at events like the OpenStack Design Summit & Conference in San Francisco on April 16-20 and IBM Impact in Las Vegas on April 29 - May 4.
OpenStack is on Twitter at @OpenStack and of course follow @IBMCloud and #ibmcloud for what's going on here.
To close out this post, I thought I'd embed the keynote mentioned above. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it since nobody explains the importance of cloud better than Danny.
Cloud Service Management Simulator Workshop At Pulse 2012 (Saturday and Sunday)
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David has written about the Cloud Service Management Simulator Workshop in a previous blog and things are heating up as we get closer to Pulse.
In addition to the Sunday workshop we have a few extra seats left on Saturday for business partners and customers who wish to attend. If you are interested, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Both workshops (Saturday and Sunday) are from 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
And for more information, watch developerWorks' Scott Laningham interview Ivor MacFarlane on what to expect in the room.
Pulse 2011: Tuesday Wrap Up
Noah Kuttler 110000SVNJ email@example.com Tags:  cloud smarter-buildings pulse2011 pulse rtal smarter-rail ibmpulse 1 Comment 3,998 Visits
Today was a long, but fulfilling, day.
A bit different from yesterday, I spent the morning helping our customers register for industry round tables and then followed that up with showing customers the new Integrated Service Management Simulator Game in the Expo Center.
Tuesday, as you know, is when IBM makes product announcements and this Tuesday was no different.
Jamie Thomas talked about a number of announcements (including the ones below) in her portion of the general session (which can be found on the Livestream)
I would call your attention to the following two Announcement Letters that were released today:
This information is covered in the press release, "IBM Advances Cloud Computing with New Software" (which includes information on the beta for the advanced virtual deployment software.
The adoption of cloud and virtualization technologies by the market is increasing.
For these technologies to be meaningful to our customers, it is on us to ensure that we can provide the levels of Visibility, Control and Automation (TM) they require to match their Integrated Service Management best practice. (and that's just what we're doing)
Press Release Round Up
The press team put out some great articles that I'd also like to call your attention to:
Some great coverage of the successful client relationships we've built with our industry solutions. They are worth a read (especially the Cities one).
I'd also point you to the excellent blog post Christina wrote about Intelligent Metering Network Management
Speaking of Coverage
As a sequel to yesterday's general session visual note-taking adventure, I present to you my notes from day 2 (Flickr link:
What's Next For Noah?
Tomorrow, I'll be talking to Scott Laningham on the Livestream at 12:40pm PST about Integrated Service Management and then closing out the conference and staffing the Simulator Game in the Expo Center.
If you want, stop by and say hello. I'll show you the demo and can also talk to you about anything Integrated Service Management -related.
Or Simpsons trivia. I can do my pitch as Professor Frink if you like.
Either way :-P
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No Cloud Pun, Just A Great CSP Cloud Solution
Noah Kuttler 110000SVNJ email@example.com Tags:  cloud-computing csp2 cloud csp 2,542 Visits
I spent the last few minutes trying to think of a clever title that had some sort of cloud pun in it...then realized that it's like booking an opening act for Frank Sinatra.
You don't need it. Cut to the headliner and go for it. So here goes:
If you are a communications service provider (CSP), you are going to want to check out the latest solution to come out of our Cloud Computing group.
IBM Enables Communications Service Providers To Capture New Cloud Services Market Opportunity (press release) talks about the new solution that helps our customers address public cloud services.
What I love about this solution, and I'm going to quote from the press release, "...quickly and cost-effectively enable hundreds or even thousands of new services and use an integrated cloud service management platform to create, deliver and manage those services."
This is another real-world (purchasable) example of the type of game-changing solutions that could not be solved without a comprehensive service management strategy like the one IBM has with Integrated Service Management.
There's more information about this particular release for the CSP solution on the press release and customers from all industries can visit the Cloud Computing website for more information on all of our cloud computing solutions.
If you want to sit down with someone to discuss this or other solutions, you can contact your IBM sales rep and/or Business Partner (Business Partner Locator Site) and have them sit down with you now to discuss Integrated Service Management and be sure to ask them about conducting a whiteboarding session.


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Now, Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer's: Intriguing New Studies Say the Same Measures That Help Your Heart Could Also Help Prevent Dementia
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Just days into 2004, are you already struggling with those New Year's resolutions to eat right, exercise and shed excess pounds? Here's added incentive to stick with the program. It turns out that the healthy measures most of us vow to take every New Year's could not only make us look better in bathing suits but also lower our risk of Alzheimer's disease.
For generations, Alzheimer's has seemed as unpredictable as a game of chance--either you win or lose at dementia roulette. But that picture is starting to change. Scientists have long known that proper diet, exercise and weight control can help lower the risk of heart disease, strokes and vascular dementia. Now they're recognizing that the same healthy-lifestyle factors may also lower the risk of Alzheimer's. In short, what's good for the heart is good for the brain. Next month the Alzheimer's Association, a nonprofit group in Chicago that supports research and services for families, will begin rolling out a campaign to raise awareness of the new findings. "Over the last three years, the single most significant trend in research is the evidence that risk factors for heart disease track with those for Alzheimer's," says Bill Thies, vice president of medical and scientific affairs.
The vascular hypothesis, as the idea has come to be known, got its tentative start in the 1980s at the medical examiner's office in Lexington, Ky. Neuropathologist Larry Sparks, who was then the chief bio-medical consultant, was studying the brains of people who had died in a variety of accidents. None of the victims had overt signs of dementia. But Sparks noticed that many of their brains bore the same telltale amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles that characterize the brains of Alzheimer's patients. As the number of cases grew, he noticed something else. Plaques and tangles were three times more common in the brains of people with heart disease. "That suggested that if they were resilient enough not to succumb to heart trouble in their 60s, they might be star-ing down the loaded barrel of dementia in their 80s," says Sparks, now with the Sun Health Research Institute in Arizona. The scientific community was skeptical.
Then results started coming in from long-term epidemiological studies. In 1996 Dr. Ingmar Skoog, a psychiatrist at Goteborg University in Sweden, published a study in The Lancet showing a correlation between high blood pressure at the age of 70 and a tendency to develop Alzheimer's 15 years later. Was hypertension years earlier setting people up for Alzheimer's in their old age?
Other studies suggested it was. In 2000 the Honolulu-Asia Aging Study reported that middle-aged Japanese-American men with diastolic blood pressure over 90 (the second of the two blood-pressure readings is diastolic) ran five times greater risk of dementia 20 to 25 years later than those with diastolic pressure in the 80-to-89 range. If the men treated their high blood pressure, however, risk of later Alzheimer's fell. The Honolulu findings were particularly powerful because the researchers were able to examine the brains of participants at death. "The higher their midlife blood pressure, the more plaques and tangles they had on autopsy," says Lenore Launer, chief of neuroepidemiology at the National Institute on Aging and one of the investigators. …


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GAINESVILLE, Florida -- Rick Sloan, Washington State University men's and women's track and field coach, has been selected the West Region women's Coach of the Year for the 2000 Indoor season by the United States Track Coaches Association.
Sloan is in his fifth year as mentor to the combined men's and women's program, sixth year as the head coach for men, and 27th season as a coach with the Cougar track program. This is the second consecutive year Sloan has received the USTCA West Region Coach of the Year award for women's track.
The WSU women's track team successfully defended its 1999 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Track & Field Championship February 25-26, at Reno. The Cougar women outscored the competition by more than 20 points for the 2000 team title.
The March/April issue of Sports Illustrated for Women, magazine features the Washington State women's track team and field team in its Spring Sports College Preview. The Cougar women are listed as eighth among the top ten outdoor track and field teams. UCLA was selected first, followed by USC, LSU, Texas, South Carolina, Houston and Stanford. Following WSU was Florida, ninth, and Nebraska 10th.
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Wafa is requesting a loan from Izdiharona for Economic Development to buy an air conditioner, an iron, a generator, and a sewing machine to increase her production. She is aiming to increase her profits by having a better machine, longer hours of electricity supply, and more comfortable working conditions, so that she may continue providing the best life to her children.
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About Izdiharona for Economic DevelopmentIzdiharona for Economic Development (Izdiharona) is a nonprofit organization in Iraq that provides financial assistance to small and medium enterprises in need of capital so they can develop their businesses and train their staff. Founded in 2008, it currently operates ten branch offices throughout Iraq in the provinces of Baghdad, Babil, Basra, Karbala, Messan, Sulaymaniyah and more. Kiva lenders' funds are used to provide education, startup, green, and youth loans, as well as interest free loans to the ultra poor and loans that support income generating projects for women.
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