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Experience the visual splendor, action, and drama of this record-setting Academy Award-winning film. Charlton Heston, in his Best Actor Oscar-winning role, is Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish nobleman in Palestine whose heroic odyssey includes enslavement by the Romans, vengeance against his tormentors during a furious arena chariot race and fateful encounters with Jesus Christ. Winning an Oscar® for Best Director, William Wyler masterfully grips the reins of an enduring and spellbinding spectacular.
Based on Lew Wallace's best-selling novel and adapted by Karl Tunber, Ben-Hur stars Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins, Haya Harareet, Stephen Boyd, Hugh Griffith, Martha Scott, Cathy O'Donnell, and Sam Jaffe.
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For this release, Ben-Hur has undergone a $1 million restoration, the highest resolution restoration ever completed by Warner Bros. studio. Filmed with a process known as MGM Camera 65, one of the widest prints ever made, Wyler was able to capture spectacular panoramic shots and bold action sequences.
Fraser Heston (son of Charlton Heston) noted in a letter to Baker, "This is unquestionably the most remarkable restoration I have ever seen. It was an extraordinary, life- changing experience, like sitting next to Wyler in his answer print screening, only better."
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As virtualization continues its fast run at transforming IT, many organizations are starting to employ the technology to create and manage transiently configured systems. These systems are typically assembled for a one-off project and torn down at project end. Virtualization is an almost perfect match for this need. IT organizations that employ virtualization for temporary systems rely on software packages called virtual lab managers, or just lab managers for short.
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For this review, I looked at VMware's Lab Manager (which I reviewed in 2006, when it was still sold by the soon-to-be-acquired Akimbi); Surgient's Virtual Automation Platform (which I also reviewed in 2006); LabManager from VMLogix, a newcomer to lab management tools but a pioneer vendor in virtualization technologies; and Skytap, whose product is entirely cloud-based. I found that the products were excellent solutions that greatly simplified management of nonproduction virtualized systems.
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Lab managers are built around several basic features, all of which are implemented in the reviewed products. The software generally runs on its own dedicated server and interacts with a pool of virtualization resources (servers and storage), as well as with a dedicated storage server that holds artifacts I'll describe shortly. In sum, the minimum standard configuration consists of at least three systems: the lab manager, the storage server, and the virtualization host or hosts.
When virtual machines are created on the host, they are implementations of templates housed on the storage server. (A template might be a Red Hat server configured with three NICs and running Tomcat.) When the need arises, an admin will select a group of templates to instantiate into virtual machines. If this group of virtual machines -- for example, a database server, Web server, and a client machine -- is to be handled as a single entity, the virtual machines are bundled into a management unit called a configuration. This configuration can be saved to the storage server and, later, run as a single unit.
When lab manager products create a configuration, they optionally bundle a virtual router into it. This router provides network address translation (NAT), which is necessary in the event that two instances of the same configuration are run simultaneously. The NAT in the virtual router maintains the IP addresses of the individual virtual machines inside the configuration, while exposing them outside the configuration as translated addresses. This translation prevents the conflicts that would normally arise when two virtual machines with the same IP addresses run on the same network segment. Additional software built into the configuration similarly handles the problem of multiple instances of MAC addresses.
A key feature of lab managers is the ability to take snapshots of running configurations and thereby create clones. On-the-fly cloning is invaluable in testing and QA, where a test engineer can take a snapshot of a bug when it appears and forward a link to the cloned configuration to the developer for remediation. Like VM templates, these snapshots are saved on the storage server. (They could be kept anywhere, actually, but a storage server under the care of a lab manager can enforce access control, inventory management, lifetime duration, and so on.)
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While I've strived to highlight the differences between the products, the real feel as you sit at the console is that the products are much alike. They all accomplish the same tasks -- construction, deployment, and teardown of VMs in groups -- very well. As you'll see in the accompanying figures, they look a lot alike too. Given that their principal functions are identical, this is not surprising.
The products shared other aspects. The native versions (i.e., all the products except Skytap) were remarkably difficult to install, and in all cases the documentation was poor. The vendors clearly expect to send out technicians on any sale, but it behooves the IT organization to have managers and admins well versed in virtualization if they expect to keep operations going without spending a lot of time on the vendor support line. In this regard, Skytap is an IT site's dream. It is totally turnkey. You install nothing, and within an hour or two of taking the demo, users can be actively provisioning and productive.
All four packages were easy to use once the basic concepts were understood. Thus, the real determinants in the selection process are the secondary features. The most IT-friendly packages are Surgient and VMLogix. They have the greatest interoperability, both have license trackers, and Surgient has an extensive scheduling mechanism.
VMware's product stood out comparatively in two areas: scalability and performance. While tested on different platforms, VMware was definitely faster -- a tribute to skillful use of its linked clone design. It also has the reputation for running huge labs and being installed at many sites. However, it requires a complete commitment to VMware, as it does not manage other virtual machines. It is in many ways the barest but fastest offering in this group. It is also backed by the largest vendor in this review, if this factors enter into your selection equation.
For sites that have never used lab management software, I highly recommend trying Skytap. This will provide a hands-on experience with a small investment and no disruption to their existing infrastructure. Then, once addicted to lab management's capabilities, they might consider one of the other solutions if they don't want to be on the cloud or care to deal with Skytap's twice-monthly windows of downtime. Skytap is also my first choice for organizations that need only occasional lab management facilities, such as testing surges caused by imminent product releases.
Overall, any solution you pick will work well, and the vendors offer evaluation plans that make it inexpensive to compare and contrast the solutions in pilot projects.
Read the individual reviews for the details:
- Surgient Virtual Automation Platform 7
- VMLogix LabManager 3.8.1
- VMware vCenter Lab Manager 4.0
- Skytap Cloud
Read the first review: Surgient Virtual Automation Platform 7
Virtual lab managers at a glance
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|A cross-platform, enterprise-scale lab manager with excellent IT features, including a scheduler and license monitoring.
|Strong enterprise offering and the only product in this review that supports Xen. VMLogix also has a cloud offering that runs on Amazon EC2.
|Widely deployed, fast, and highly scalable solution. Fewer IT features than the other packages, and limited to VMware platforms only, but the de facto standard.
InfoWorld Review: Surgient Virtual Automation Platform 7
Surgient is in many ways the prototype of lab management, being the first vendor in this market, via its acquisition of ProTier in 2003. Surgient Virtual Automation Platform 7 is the latest release of the product that garnered the top rating in our reviews in 2006. The platform provides lab management for VMware ESX and Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisors. In fact, it can manage virtual machines on both platforms from the same pane of glass. The company expects within the next 12 months to add support for Red Hat KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine), the new hypervisor bundled with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which marks that OEM's departure from its longtime association with Xen. Surgient has no timetable for Xen support.
From the Surgient console, administrators first outfit servers with a hypervisor. These servers are then added to the inventory of usable systems. According to its capacity, a new server is given an estimate of its capabilities, including what Surgient calls EPU, or effective processing units, which are the smallest divisible unit of computing power. The EPUs, the RAM, and the storage are then assigned to resource pools, which are management entities for hosting virtual machines. As with the other products, configurations of virtual machines can be hand-tooled by the administrator or copied from a library of templates. The virtual router discussed earlier is an optional feature for the configurations. Cloning a running configuration is a simple menu click. The Surgient console below shows a configuration and its clone running simultaneously. (Click image for closer view.)
Configurations can be set up to use a physical network address and attached as a WAN segment, so that users can access them transparently, as a wide area network, without awareness that they are using a virtual machine. Surgient uses this capability in house for its own administrative needs.
As I used Surgient, I became intensely aware of how well it has integrated itself into the fabric of enterprise IT. Not only does it support both leading hypervisors, but accessing the consoles of running VMs can be done through a wide choice of options: RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), VNC, VMware's vSphere console access, or Citrix ICA. Deployment of VMs can be automated within Surgient or via HP Server Automation (HP's provisioning tool for enterprises) or Altiris from Symantec. Like the other packages reviewed here, Surgient integrates with Microsoft Active Directory and LDAP. It also can relay usage and performance data to most BI tools.
While the other packages have some of these IT features, none has the rich scheduling environment that comes with Surgient. The scheduler enables users to schedule a given number of machines at a specific time and be confident the VMs will be available. This option is critical in several use cases, such as education (when a class might need 30 preconfigured VMs at a set time) or doing demos from remote locations.
The only detail that gave me pause was how Surgient handles cloning. This requires some explanation. When a clone is made on VMware vCenter Lab Manager, the system saves only the delta (that is, the changes) from the base template virtual machine. This is called a "linked" clone. The reason for this design is that deltas tend to be small files, and they're easy to store economically and set up quickly.
Performance is the key, but it has a price: complexity. The complexity comes from situations in which the clone is later cloned. In the VMware product, cloning clones creates two or more generations of descendants from the original virtual machine. This works fine. When you boot the VM, the series of deltas are combined transparently with the original virtual machine, and you're good to go -- but what happens if a linked clone is deleted?
On VMware's implementation, you cannot delete the original virtual machine if it has linked clones. (The virtual machine will show up as deleted on the console and be unusable, but in the background it will continue to exist as long as it has dependent clones.) However, you can delete one of the intermediate generations of delta files, thereby marooning all subsequent generations of clones on the system. They can no longer boot.
Surgient gets around this problem by allowing only one generation of linked clones. If you clone a virtual machine, it creates a delta file. If you clone the clone, it consolidates the delta file into the virtual machine, then clones the entire VM. This neatly solves the problem, but it incurs a distinct performance penalty: Second-generation clones take a long time to create.
How much this delay is a benefit or limitation depends on how often you need to clone machines. The most common use case for frequent cloning is development and test environments. In the example of the tester cloning a virtual machine for a developer to witness a bug, the developer might then run the clone and in the debugging process take a clone of that virtual machine.
At this point, the developer crosses the threshold where VMware and Surgient take divergent paths. As a user, I prefer the VMware solution because creating a clone at these points is something you want to do quickly. As a manager, I recognize the complications of multiple generations can be costly and represent an occasional burden to IT administrators.
If you tend toward the IT perspective, Surgient has an excellent solution; otherwise, you might prefer the approach taken by VMware or VMLogix.
That concern aside, I find Surgient to be an excellent product. From an IT perspective, it is the most complete package reviewed here -- running on the major platforms and offering a broad range of IT hooks.
InfoWorld review: VMLogix LabManager 3.8.1
VMLogix has been providing management tools for virtualization since roughly 2004. It recently moved into the lab management market with two versions of its LabManager: One runs on native systems, while the other supports pure cloud architecture.
While the LabManager name emulates VMware's product moniker, the product is decidedly different. VMLogix supports virtual machines running on VMware platforms, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Citrix Xen. The cloud product works with instances of Amazon EC2 machines. It supports these platforms by installing an agent on each server and passing commands back and forth from VMLogix to the server via this agent. This design is what enables VMLogix to offer a resource pool that includes hypervisors from multiple vendors -- as Surgient does.
As with the other products discussed here, VMLogix acquits itself well in the creation, provisioning, deployment, and teardown of configurations of multiple virtual machines. On VMware platforms, it uses the linked clone pattern discussed earlier; with Hyper-V and Xen, it uses similar technology. However, VMLogix does not allow any links in the clone chain to be deleted if it has children. In this way, it enjoys both performance and safety.
VMLogix templates have a feature that neatly echoes one found in VMware vCenter Lab Manager -- namely, advanced configuration of networking. It's easy to create multihomed virtual machines, in which virtual network adapters can be attached to different networks and selectively bridge to outside nets. VMLogix also supports multiple virtual NICs on the same network segment to increase network bandwidth.
Moreover, the virtual switch built into configurations is uniquely enhanced in VMLogix to include a full firewall. This firewall has all the standard features you'd expect, including opening and closing ports, rerouting various protocols to specific ports, and so on.
Another unique and useful feature is the ability to push changes to a virtual machine the next time it boots up. VMLogix offers several prebuilt possibilities, such as installing software, upgrading existing packages, patching the operating system, and running internally designed scripts. (You can use any scripting language supported by the operating system, shell or batch languages being typical.) This feature is particularly helpful for admins who want to perform updates across a group of virtual machines, but don't have the time or the inclination to start up each one to push out the change. With VMLogix, they can simply push the change, confident that it will be applied the next time the machine starts up.
One last feature that distinguishes VMLogix is the flexibility of the main console (click image below for closer view), which shows not only the usual thumbnails and resource usage levels in a real-time chart, but also user-defined fields. These are not user-selected, but user-defined, so specific attributes of VMs can be listed on the management pane. These can include reminders to the admin, ways of classifying the virtual machines, and so forth.
Overall, I was favorably impressed by VMLogix. The company has announced that an upcoming release will be able to perform lab management for both on-site and cloud setups. This will come about by integrating support for Amazon's EC2 cloud into the product. This hybrid will enable IT sites to quickly scale resources when demand spikes, such as when performing large-scale testing of products or in other development and QA use cases.
InfoWorld review: VMware vCenter Lab Manager 4.0
VMware's vCenter Lab Manager 4.0 is the defining product in this category, not only because it's from VMware, the 800-pound gorilla in virtualization, but because it's an excellent product with obvious enterprise credentials. The product shows up in some of the biggest deployments of lab virtualization, such as a large ISV that uses it on a configuration consisting of 3,000 virtual machines running on 100 hosts supported by 27TB of storage.
Installation of Lab Manager is a complex task that has the feel of heavy enterprise. VMLogix and Surgient were also difficult to install and configure, but VMware requires a three-step process: first ESX 4, then VMware vCenter, and finally Lab Manager. vCenter already contains many management features; however, Lab Manager adds capabilities that greatly facilitate the configuration and deployment of transient systems.
Prior to the advent of vCenter, Lab Manager managed the hosts directly. Today, it goes primarily through vCenter. This step enables admins to see a correct image of their systems from the vCenter console. Lab Manager does install an agent on the ESX hosts that routes the VM consoles to Lab Manager, where they are accessible via RDP and SSH. The screen image below shows thumbnails of these VMs as they appear in Lab Manager. (Click image for closer view.)
Lab Manager has a SOAP interface, which enables sites to provision virtual machines via Web services. (This is in addition to the SOAP interface in VMware ESX, which provides the ability to perform a variety of administrative tasks.) Lab Manager's SOAP access enables QA and development staff to create and run VMs on the fly during testing runs -- a unique and valuable benefit.
Another salient feature of Lab Manager is that, like VMLogix, it can enable complex, multihomed VMs that attach to multiple networks (including a bridge to the outside net) via multiple virtual NICs.
Lab Manager also provides a unique configuration switch that forces a CPU to emulate 32-bit architecture, even if it is a 64-bit processor. This enables backward compatibility with some applications and early versions of some Linux distributions -- reinforcing VMware's reputation for being able to run an enormous swath of legacy systems.
VMware's approach to license monitoring and user management is different from the other vendors, and in my opinion, vCenter Lab Manager 4.0 trails the other products reviewed here. VMware's entire management layer for users and licenses consists of limiting permissions of users and user roles. While VMLogix and Surgient enable you to enforce a maximum number of machines that use a given software license (VMLogix takes this one step further by having hard and soft limits), VMware attempts to reach the same ends by limiting who can create virtual machines. At that point, it's up to those individuals to monitor their own license deployments. I find this to be a distinct shortcoming.
Lab Manager also lacks the scheduling layer found in Surgient (as does VMLogix). In this sense, Lab Manager gives the impression of being more of a lab tool than an IT-oriented product -- that is, it hews closely to its origins as a development and test solution.
VMware is the least expensive product in this review. To its cost must be added the price of vCenter. However, for sites that have already committed to VMware's products and invested in vCenter, the good pricing and the natural product fit make it a highly attractive option.
InfoWorld review: Skytap Cloud
The Skytap product, whose name changed during this review to Skytap Cloud, is an entirely cloud-based solution. For a monthly fee based on projected number of resources, you're given a login that enables you to build and run virtual machines and configurations on Skytap's cloud. The cloud itself is hosted by Savvis, a $1 billion market cap provider of corporate infrastructure services. It is tempting to compare Skytap with Amazon's EC2 cloud service, but in reality there is no comparison.
For starters, Skytap runs on VMware hosts; unlike EC2, which only recently announced limited support for Windows, it lets you run all forms of Windows machines, from old versions to 64-bit heavy lifters with eight cores and 8GB of RAM. It also runs just about every other major operating system. Skytap facilitates construction of your own template library by having templates of all major machines available for retrieval from its central vault. If you grab a Windows machine, you'll need to enter the 25-character license key the first time it starts up; then you're good to go.
If you already have your own virtual machines, you can upload them to your library. Running Skytap was trivially easy and intuitive. Weeks after the half-hour demo, I was still able to log in and successfully run around the system, tending to all the standard tasks. Features work as expected, the interface is both intuitive and attractive, and users are immediately productive.
The cloud environment is nicely leveraged by Skytap. It's possible to configure the lab manager's IP configuration to be an extension of an in-house segment so that you can make the virtual machines available as normal machines to users. This is safe, as IP addresses are not exposed to the outside unless you explicitly configure them for public access and assign them one of the IP addresses in your public pool.
The linked clone issue is handled differently by Skytap. Rather than use VMware's approach, clones are not linked. Rather Skytap drops to the OS level and simply copies the disk image of the VM in its entirety. The cloud storage is optimized for disk I/O, and the company claims that this approach can be as fast as VMware's cloning. Given the impossibility of comparing like to like, this could not be verified -- but I remain skeptical.
The Skytap console below shows a configuration of three machines running on the Skytap Cloud. (Click image for closer view.)
Pricing is favorable when compared with standard cloud options. The base enterprise pricing comprises 50 virtual machines, 5TB of storage, 1TB transfer, 10 IP addresses, 50 users, 1,000 VM-hours, IPsec, VPN, and training for $2,400 per month. VM time is measured by the minute, with no rounding for fractions of an hour. Sites can have their cloud custom branded so that there is no evidence the systems are running on an outside platform. An express plan for small businesses or tire kickers offers the full set of features for five users, five virtual machines, and 500 machine hours for a mere $250 per month.
Overall, I was very impressed with Skytap. It's easy to use, works well, and is favorably priced. My principal complaint is that the company reserves a four-hour block of downtime twice a month (on Saturdays). It sends email reminders of these time slots well in advance. As the hour approaches, a notice appears across the admin console, but when the moment finally arrives, the virtual machines are shut down without further notice. I don't like this downtime window, as it precludes longer-running projects, and I would prefer more warning rather than an abrupt shutdown.
Otherwise, however, Skytap is an excellent solution. I expect the company's offering points the way to the future for lab managers.
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Sayfu says: "Anybody that can't see the problem with socialism is on the spending side, and thinks one small group of what the left calls rich people can make any impact raising their taxes, and it will reduce the debt is dumber than a jag..who can't even read a 5th grade chart on economic growth."
Out of one side of your mouth, you claim raising taxes on the rich won't have an impact, and out of the other side, 2 minutes later, you claim that lowering taxes on the rich will cause significant economic impact.
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Jag I think you either don't get what Sayfu was posting or don't want to know what he posted. The way I see it is Sayfu was posting this. Expecting the rich to pay for the total government debt is stupid, they don't have enough wealth to pay the freight. Then in the next sentence he posts if you damage the wealthy you damage jobs. Well it is an undeniable truth. The Rich hire employees and the poor don't hire employees. Hiring employees does affect economic growth and taxing the rich is not going to do squat in satisfying deficit government spending but will do great damage to the supply of jobs..
No, I didn't get sucked in like you did living in California, and then having to spew the crap that it is great living there. So you say that guys making $20 million a year playing a sport, and much more on top of that in endorsements, aren't really rich?...or they just don't pay any taxes? Which one is it? There are lots of rich folks that make their riches during their working years.
Jag both you and Sayfu have been sucked in by the Press. The rich are not taxed. Poor people trying to become rich are taxed with Capital Gains taxes levied on the path to becoming wealthy, and wage earners trying to become rich are taxed on their wages during their path to becoming wealthy. There is no tax on the Rich. The Rich usually take some of their untaxed wealth off the table, call it Capital gains in one column of their tax filing, and then list the same dollar amount in the expense column and don't pay any taxes to the Government since one dollar amount is used to cancel out the other dollar amount.
Jag, one of the reasons the world wants to move to California is foreigners know if one can avoid the tax man in Calif., the path to wealth is unlimited and most foreigners know exactly how to avoid the tax man from experience on the ground from where they came. The dual citizenship frees them up from making the decision to fish or cut bait when voting time comes. Bottom line, with dual citizenship I don't think they give a dam which party wins or loses, the losers will be Washington as both parties watch the Washington revenues shrink right before their eyes, so they print up more currency to borrow from themselves.


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Savill Court Hotel - Egham
Your hotel has a restaurant where you'll find good menu choices for breakfast and dinner. Savill Spa is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering facials and body scrubs, as well as Ayurvedic treatments, body wraps and body treatments. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
In addition to the on-site spa, a fitness center, a sauna and outdoor tennis courts are among the leisure facilities on offer. Free WiFi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like.
Savill Court Hotel - Egham
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $86
- Classic, One Double Bed
- Classic Double Room
- Executive Double Room
- Executive Double Room
- Classic Double Room
- Classic Single Room, 1 Single Bed
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 97 rooms
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis courts - 3
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Meeting rooms 8
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
Savill Spa has 3 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic.
DiningThe Orchid Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in British cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis courts - 3
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
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Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of GBP 30
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of GBP 30
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text: On Tue, 2008-04-22 at 21:24 +0200, Hans de Goede wrote: > The avr chain is in good hands. The arm chain is currently for the gp2x > handheld only, I would be much interested in discussing and getting advice on > perhaps making a generic arm embedded chain. Or rather 2 one arm glibc and one > arm ulibc, perhaps the arm glibc chain can be just Fedora arm? Ok. We should talk ARM. I noticed all you seemed to have was GP2X (which I debated buying but don't have currently). I generally work on ARM/PPC and have a few ARM devices kicking around. Let's ask the wider audience what they think about having a more generic toolchain. > As for bochs you are very welcome to take over maintainership of that I never > use it, just say the word and I'll release it in pkgdb. I'll mull it over. I don't use it much myself tbh, but it's the kind of thing I'm interested in in general so wouldn't mind. Will let you know. Jon.


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I let the wet, droplets of hope sprinkle the outer rims of my eyes.
I hold myself together with one simple breath.
I make sure I take good care of what I seem to be so bare without.
Illusion is what keeps intrigue in one's life.
A simple "No" would suffice.
Why is it so hard for me then?
What waits for me at the other end, I'm not sure I want to be aware of.
The rose petals sliding down my neck, red leaving a track.
I want to wake up from this dream.
If it's not a dream, I want to rip each stitch fromthe seam.
I'm not what I seem to be.
I look so well put together.
A shining smile, bright eyes, simple structure.
I want something more.
I feel so utterly worn.
A song on repeat.
A television sitcom going through reruns.
A hamster forever spinning on it's wheel.
I want something more to feel.
Instead of just this.
Reveries of fake, imaginary, bliss.
I want to touch something solid, something full.
Enrich my soul.
Yet, it's too much, too fast.
I don't think I'm ready to be happy.
I need to find an antidote, and drink it quick.
I taste the venom on my lips.
He's poisoned me.
I can't kiss, touch, love.
Without the guilt.
Make a better choice.
Pick a different direction to take.
I want to make my world beautifully decorated.
Vibrant colors, vivid memories of joy.
No more toying with my emotions.
No more lies.
No more late night cries.
It's not worth it.
Find a simple speck of dust.
Blow it far away.
Into a land where things don't end bitter.
No abrupt endings.
Just timeless grace.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Nice change of direction, from despair to a self determination, to active redemption...I love - Stop. Make a better choice. Pick a different direction to take.
Nicely done, I get the impression you believe it, and feel it!
love the sense of inner dialogue and the format makes the voices rise in fall.....wonderfully presented
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My work over the course of six months with San Francisco Dance Film Festival has been extremely enlightening. Getting to learn how a nonprofit organization is run by having a hands-on experience, truly is the best way to learn. My role with the SFDFF right now is Social Media Coordinator–I research new dance films or […]
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Activision could be in some more legal hot water, now that developer NovaLogic is looking to sue the publishing giant for using the "Delta Force" name in Modern Warfare 3. Currently, the California-based studio holds trademark on "Delta Force," having claimed it back in 1998.
Now this wouldn't be an issue if the term were actually used by the military, but contrary to what many believe, the "Delta Force" name is not an official military term, though it can refer to the real-life 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D). To make the whole situation even more confusing, both the Delta Force emblems used in NovaLogic's FPS series of the same name and Activision's Modern Warfare 3 closely resemble the arrowhead-and-dagger insignia of the Spec Ops unit's real world equivalent.
That said, so long as "Delta Force" isn't recognized by the U.S. government and armed forces, NovaLogic's complaints against Activision are perfectly valid.
"The U.S. Army officially denies that any unit called Delta Force exists and does not claim ownership to either the Delta Force name or the logo," the complaint stipulates.
NovaLogic also claims they sent Acti two cease-and-desist notices back in May and December 2011, though both were ignored. The studio is seeking damages and an injunction against the Call of Duty publisher.