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|By Greg Schulz
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Yesterday VMware announced that it is acquiring the IO performance optimization and acceleration software vendor Virsto for an undisclosed amount.
Some may know Virsto due to their latching and jumping onto the Storage Hypervisor bandwagon as part of storage virtualization and virtual storage. On the other hand, some may know Virsto for their software that plugs into server virtualization Hypervisor such as VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V. Then there are all of those who either did not or still don't know of Virsto or their solutions yet they need to learn about it.
Unlike virtual storage arrays (VSAa), or virtual storage appliances, or storage virtualization software that aggregates storage, the Virsto software address the IO performance aggravation caused by aggregation.
Keep in mind that the best IO is the IO that you do not have to do. The second best IO is the one that has the least impact and that is cost effective. A common approach, or preached best practice by some vendors server virtualization and virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI) that result in IO bottlenecks is to throw more SSD or HDD hardware at the problem.
Turns out that the problem with virtual machines (VMs) is not just aggregation (consolidation) causing aggravation, its also the mess of mixed applications and IO profiles. That is where IO optimization and acceleration tools come into play that are plugged into applications, file systems, operating systems, hypervisors or storage appliances.
In the case of Virsto (read more about their solution here), their technology plugs into the hypervisor (e.g. VMware vSphere/ESX or Hyper-V) to group and optimize IO operations.
By using SSD as a persistent cache, tools such as Virsto can help make better use of underlying storage systems including HDD and SSD, while also removing the aggravation as a result of aggregation.
What will be interesting to watch is to see if VMware continues to support other hypervisors such as Microsoft Hyper-V or close the technology to VMware only.
It will also be interesting to see how VMware and their parent EMC can leverage Virsto technology to complement virtual SANs as well as VSAs and underlying hardware from VFcache to storage arrays with SSD and SSD appliances as opposed to compete with them.
With the Virsto technology now part of VMware, hopefully there will be less time on talking about storage hypervisors and more around server IO optimization and enablement to create broader awareness for the technology.
Congratulations to VMware (and EMC) along with Virsto.
Ok, nuff said.
Cheers gs
Greg Schulz - Author Cloud and Virtual Data Storage Networking (CRC Press, 2011), The Green and Virtual Data Center (CRC Press, 2009), and Resilient Storage Networks (Elsevier, 2004)
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While Facebook eventually took down the graphic and apologized for the gaffe, the Filipino sense of humor took over and spun the gaffe into all sorts of interpretations:
- The Philippines is quietly at war with China over the latter's usurpation of islands that, by law, belong to the Philippines;
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In the same vein, quick fixes such as giving out free stuff and dole-outs is not the solution to winning the war on poverty. Proper education and empowerment is the more correct road in order to solve poverty. By doling out goods and services to the poor, we simply make them dependent on such mechanisms. By educating them about their rights, and exhorting them to fight for their rights, they will be able to stand up on their own.
Finally, the third interpretation is based on the most recent elections, wherein the corrupt dictator's son, who has repeatedly denied his father's crimes against the nation, very nearly became vice-president. It's a sobering illustration of how we have failed to educate ourselves on the horrors and sins of the past. Despite the fact that much data and information exists on the culpability of the son in his father's crimes, he still managed to come within a hair's breadth of coming back into power. The closest equivalent is if the son of Adolf Hitler became Germany's leader.
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First lady to women veterans: 'Tell your story'
By Karen Parrish, DOD News, Defense Media Activity
/ Published March 03, 2016
First lady Michelle Obama had a message for women veterans March 2: "Tell your story."
The first lady and Dr. Jill Biden, wife of vice president Joe Biden, attended an annual Women's History Month reception, honoring women veterans and hosted by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi at the Capitol's National Statuary Hall.
Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Wilma L. Vaught was singled out for honors at the reception. The first woman comptroller selected for the rank of brigadier general, Vaught served after her military retirement as president of the board of directors for the Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation Inc. until January of this year.
Women in 'just about every role and rank'
Obama called Vaught "one of the most inspiring, trailblazing women I have ever met."
"Thanks to brilliant, fearless women like general Vaught, today more than 200,000 women are serving our country in just about every role and rank," the first lady said. "They are flying fighter jets, training new recruits, they're graduating Army Ranger School -- and I met those graduates. They are awesome -- fierce. And as you've already heard, they will soon be welcome in every combat unit in our armed forces."
But "the striking reality," Obama said, is that those women in uniform and 3 million living women veterans "still face plenty of challenges as they serve this country and then transition back to civilian life."
Missing out on benefits
Many women who have served don't self-identify as veterans, she said, and they thus miss out on benefits they have earned -- only one in 10 take advantage of GI Bill benefits.
"When you meet these women and you hear their stories, you begin to understand why they might be reluctant to tell," she said. Obama said women veterans she has spoken with have experienced disbelief, outdated assumptions or misguided questions about their service.
"When these women have sacrificed so much and served so bravely, they should never have to hide their accomplishments," she said. "They should never have to worry about whether their service will be valued equally. And just like every veteran who has served this country, they should be getting every single one of the benefits they've earned."
Taking action for veterans
The first lady pointed to improvements in recent years. With Veterans Affairs funding now at "unprecedented levels," she said, women's VA health outreach efforts are improving.
"We've trained 2,400 veteran health care providers in women's health, and established a designated women's health provider at every VA medical center in the country," she said.
Obama challenged her audience and "folks around the country" to take action on behalf of women veterans: legislate for them, aid in their transition to civilian life, and commit to giving them jobs.
To women veterans she said, "I want to ask you to stand tall and share your story."
Veterans develop skills "that uniquely set you apart," she said.
"All of you learned how to build a team and lead others under pressure, and complete any mission in front of you no matter what it takes," she said. "See, that's why it's important that you tell your own stories. … Our girls, our daughters and granddaughters, need to hear them."
Obama also urged her audience to "use the women's vets hashtag" to lift up women veterans' stories on social media platforms.
"If we all keep joining forces, then I am confident that we can serve our men and women in uniform, and our veterans, as well as they have served this country," she said.
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If someone - even if it was my true love - gave me a partridge in a pear tree, I'd really have to question the relationship. If I get a bird, I don't want it hanging out in some tree that I'd probably end up killing anyway. I'd like the bird to be on my shoulder, pirate style. I've long thought the pear tree was one of the major faults of The Twelve Days of Christmas which is why, when reflecting on the past year, one of the happier moments was suddenly having a bird on my shoulder during a holiday in Melbourne.
I do so enjoy those quirky little moments of life.
Anyway, it came to New Year's Eve and frankly, I was tired. Tired from work, tired from the year and tired from too much Christmas drinking. So I decided to stay in. The trouble with staying in, however, is that you start to feel sorry for yourself.
Around 10pm I started wondering why on earth I was sitting alone on a porch in the dark when all those high and glorious hopes for a fresh start included the exact opposite of being alone on a porch in the dark.
It got even worse. I hate quiet reflection yet suddenly I was forced to quietly reflect.
The year of 2012 was so magnificently crappy in so many areas of life. I lost it mentally and physically many times over. I'd like to think I was like a duck, paddling madly beneath the surface while presenting a calm exterior but even the duck mask fell off last year.
So I thought about the areas in life in which I was rich - and that was friends.
And where does one go to thank friends? Why Facebook, of course. So in the middle of all the happy new year updates and people talking about how they were grabbing 2013 by the horns, I admitted 2012 had come with more than a few curly bits.
"So, if you've kept me afloat when I've needed it, " I said, "I thank you. But hopefully I've said it to your face already. In saying that, it appears to be ending on the up, so happy new year to you all, and, remember, if you've been a good mate to someone, your job is pretty much done."
And that's it really. While many of us have been through torments of various kinds and to varying degrees, there has usually been someone who will listen.
But before I could curl up in a maudlin ball in the dark, my friend Jane reminded me of the bright side with a list of things that didn't happen to me in 2012:
"Turning 41. Herpes. Fatal gardening accident. Appearing on The GC. Having a hairy top lip. Being dumped via Twitter. Having a medical condition named after you. Breaking your ankle on the Queen Charlotte walk. Indoctrination by Destiny Church. Forced to divorce Tom Cruise."
She's right you know.
Someone stuck a bird on my shoulder, two best friends moved from the United Kingdom to New Zealand, I looked hot on my 40th birthday, I decided I liked cats and I survived.
Last year was capped off by a lovely small family Christmas rather than the extended, unwieldy version. Mum stood up to say grace during which she started going off script and delved into thus far uncharted prayer territory of Sandy Nook and Syria, then on to Israel.
The heartfelt, if not slightly rambling, prayer was interrupted by a giggle. One of us was being a bit naughty. It was Grandma. When you have your grandmother giggling at the table, can life be all that bad?
It's the little things right? And I'm going to keep a better watch out for them this year.
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Hi Guys! I want to visit either Nepal or Sikkim in Oct for a week. I am coming with my wife!
Can anyone suggest me which is better choice for new married couple Itinerary please
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Hi Guys! I want to visit either Nepal or Sikkim in Oct for a week. I am coming with my wife!
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The two destinations are very different from each other.
In Nepal, you might want to spend your whole week in the Kathmandu Valley. There is plenty to do and see there. Here is my trip report from a few years ago that covers all of the heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley.
We were in Sikkim two years ago.You are right in the Himalayas, so the views are spectacular. Sikkim has many Tibetan Buddhist monasteries which are wonderful to visit. I's recommend two areas to visit: the Gangtok area and the Pelling area. While we went to Darjeeling as well, we weren't impressed with it after being in Sikkim. We stayed in Heritage hotels, both run by the Elgin group and thought they were lovely.
Photos of all of our trips are at www.marlandc.com
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Yes two destinations are really different ....If you would come to Nepal then it would be really nice and wonderful to visit " Chimkeswori village trail " which is really suitable to explore nature people and religion of the area ....offers a magnificent view of snowy mt. range along with Everest . thanks
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Premier Greater Cincinnati PR Firm Selects 2014 Grant Recipients
The Eisen Agency Selects Operation: Outreach Winners
Cincinnati, OH – February 11, 2014 – After nearly 200 applications and in person reviews with key non-profit leaders, Cincinnati's premier marketing and public relations firm The Eisen Agency has selected its 2014 Operation: Outreach recipients. Each non-profit organization will receive comprehensive marketing and marketing communications expertise from the professionals at The Eisen Agency, including such services as brand development, website and online development, media relations, social media, event support and creative.
The winners are: The Alzheimer's Association, A Caring Place, The First Tee of Greater Miami Valley, Give Hope, S.T.A.Y. (Services to Adults and Youth), and Covington Partners.
"We are honored and humbled to be in a successful position where we can give of our time and talent to help these amazing groups do what they do best and focus on helping make our city, our community and our region a wonderful place to live and work," The Eisen Agency CEO Rodger Roeser says. "Our firm is committed to working with organizations that make a meaningful, positive difference in our region, and we are excited to deliver expertise that will help these organizations stand out and to share their message about the great work they do."
About The Eisen Agency
The Eisen Agency is Greater Cincinnati's premier marketing and public relations agency, offering comprehensive marketing communications services to top professional services businesses and organizations across the region and throughout the country. More information can be accessed at www.TheEisenAgency.com.
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