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March issue 2009
Cricket's Darkest Hour
Who is to Blame?
If it is true that the simplest and most obvious theory is usually true then…
A Course in Death and Destruction
2008 January 10: Twenty-four people were killed and 73 others injured when a suicide bomber…
Terrorism and Cricket
April 21, 1987 (Colombo, Sri Lanka) The New Zealand team flew to Colombo for a…
Even two near-death experiences while swimming could not keep Rosheen Khan away from the water.…
Web Woman
A dedicated and passionate approach to her work has enabled Jehan Ara to succeed in…
Grilled lobster with garlic and lemon, stuffed with fresh asparagus and fresh mushrooms, Thai fish…
Oven Fresh
"Masoom Alam wanted to open a franchise of Masooms in Lahore," Farida Zaidi tells me…
Correcting Corruption
On February 18, Brigadier Anwar Khan, regional manager of TCF Schools (South) inaugurated the fourth…
Pakistanis have long believed that sport was exempt from the country's problems. That myth was…
Editor's Note: March 2009
Maulana Sufi of the Tehreek-i-Nifaz-i-Shariat-i-Muhammadi, who has just thrashed out a peace deal with the…
Toni&Guy's professional hair care range, label.m, has finally come to town. The exclusive products by…
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The Taliban are Here
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Slide into Chaos
A crystal ball was not needed to forecast the sad sequence of events that have…
A Fine Excess
Boutique publishers, Still Waters Publishing, launched Faraz Maqsood Hamidi's debut anthology of English poems, entitled…
Actions Not Words
Are we still invisible, voiceless and powerless? It is indeed a sad reflection that 36…
What's Your Shanaakht?
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A Taste of Success
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A Room Without a View
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Chromatic Harmony
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Neither Peace Nor Justice
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Disoriented Oeuvre
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The Right Balance
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A Gentleman Journalist
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By Nadir Hassan | News & Politics | Sports | Published 12 years ago
Pakistanis have long believed that sport was exempt from the country's problems. That myth was shattered on the morning of March 3, 2009, as 12 heavily-armed men staged an audacious attack on the visiting Sri Lankan team as it made its way to the Gaddafi Stadium.
The attacks claimed the lives of six security officials and two civilians, while injuring five members of the Sri Lankan squad and the reserve umpire, Ahsan Raza. The most immediate impact of the incident will be the death of international cricket in Pakistan, in the medium and possibly even the long run. In the weeks to come, if the Pakistan government is not able to track and apprehend those responsible for the attack, it is very possible that the increasing trend towards the isolation of Pakistan in the international community will quicken to the point where the country is left without any allies and supporters.
The attack took place at approximately 8:40 a.m., as two buses, containing the Sri Lankan players and match officials, reached Liberty Chowk, about half a kilometre from Gaddafi Stadium. The bus transporting the Pakistani players to the ground was about 15 minutes behind the other two buses and escaped attack.
According to eyewitness accounts, two cars entered the roundabout and lobbed a grenade in the direction of the buses. Although the grenade missed its target, three gunmen, armed with heavy weaponry, including Kalashnikovs and AK-47s, started firing indiscriminately at the buses. Police later said that these men reached the scene by hitching a ride on rickshaws. Khalil Ahmed, the driver of the bus with the Sri Lankan players, told reporters that the gunmen also fired a rocket and threw another grenade, neither of which hit the bus. Ahmed identified the terrorists as men between the ages of 20 and 30, most of whom had beards.
The majority of the fire was borne by the police vans escorting the players and officials to the ground and six security officials were killed in the firefight, although all 12 terrorists managed to get away. The most seriously injured official was reserve umpire Ahsan Raza, who is in critical condition after being shot in the back. Match referee Chris Broad, who emerged as one of the heroes of the saga, threw himself on Raza after realising he had been shot, thereby risking his own life to ensure that Raza did not suffer any further bullet wounds.
Among the Sri Lankan players, Thilan Samaraweera and Tharanga Paranivatana were the most seriously injured, suffering shrapnel wounds in the hamstring and chest, respectively. Three other Sri Lankan cricketers, captain Mahela Jayawardene, star batsmen Kumar Sangakkara and spinner Ajantha Mendis also suffered shrapnel wounds. The Sri Lankan players were spirited away from the scene by the bus driver, who drove them to the stadium. Ahmed described the ordeal: "A person ran in front of the bus and threw a grenade in our direction. Soon after that I was aware that the vehicles had come under attack by firearms." He says that he only became "sparked up" and drove off "as fast as I dared" when a Sri Lankan official yelled at him to continue driving. Jayawardene hailed Ahmed as a hero, saying, "We owe the team bus driver our lives for his remarkable bravery in the face of direct gunfire." All the players and match officials were taken to a secure military base from the stadium by helicopter and later flown out the country.
In the aftermath of the attacks, the second Test, which was beginning its third day, was called off and the tour cancelled. Condemnations of the attack swiftly followed from all the Test-playing nations and the Indian and New Zealand players, who were playing a One-Day International at the time, wore black armbands to mourn the loss of life and injuries.
Pakistan, which, along with India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, was one of the scheduled hosts for the 2011 World Cup had already become something of a cricketing pariah, with very few nations willing to play in the country. In fact, Sri Lanka had only agreed to tour Pakistan because the Indians had pulled out of their engagements due to the Mumbai attacks last year. And while vice-captain Sangakkara was gracious even after the attacks, saying that their decision to play in Pakistan was not the wrong one, there is no chance that any country will risk playing here again.
The abandonment of Pakistan as a cricketing venue was more or less borne out by the ICC's chief executive Haroon Lorgat, who declared at a press conference that teams are unlikely to tour Pakistan unless there is a significant change in the situation. And while the ICC has put off a final decision on whether Pakistan will host any World Cup matches in two years time until next month, the outcome of that meeting is a foregone conclusion. It takes over a year to prepare pitches and other logistics for World Cup matches, and given that the situation in the country has shown no signs of improving — if anything it seems to keep getting worse — Pakistan can forget about hosting any multinational or even binational cricket series.
While there is very little that can be done to rescue Pakistan's reputation from the doldrums, an honest and efficient investigation into the attack would be a good start. The signs that emerged on the day of the attack, unfortunately, do little to inspire confidence, as politicians seemed more concerned with scoring points against each other and officials were only interested in covering their backsides. The first official word, received barely an hour after the attack, was that the Sri Lankan team hadn't been attacked at all; instead, it was caught in the crossfire between two gangs of landgrabbers, an assertion so patently ludicrous that it was quickly dropped and never repeated again. Rehman Malik was quick to see a "foreign hand" in the attacks, while Raja Riaz , a PPP member of the Punjab assembly, and MNA Nabeel Gabol automatically concluded that India was responsible for the carnage, a view that was echoed by various politicians doing the media rounds, including JI amir Qazi Hussain. Perhaps the most bizzare explanation come from Awami League chief Sheikh Rashid who declared on DawnNews that the police was unable to combat the gunmen because it was divided between supporters of the PPP and PML-N. He, too, raised the possibility of a foreign hand in the attacks. The electronic media fanned the flames, with one channel playing a clip of Congress head Sonia Gandhi saying that India would deliver a "fitting response" to the Mumbai attacks, the implication being that the response had been delivered in Lahore.
Others were out to score political points. Imran Khan, who had earlier criticised the Indian cricket team's decision not to tour Pakistan on the grounds that militants were trying to win public sympathy and hence would never attack cricketers, was quick to point an accusatory finger at the government for not providing the Sri Lankans with adequate security. Shahbaz Sharif, who had been removed as chief minister of the Punjab after a Supreme Court ruling, said of Asif Zardari, "Had [Zardari's administration] not spent all their time planning how to buy up enough MPs to form their own government in Punjab, this might never have happened." A spokesman for Zardari countered by saying, "It is disturbing that a major political party would attempt to score cheap domestic points during such a serious incident."
Although it is too early to judge the effectiveness of the protection offered to the Sri Lankan team, it is hard to take the Punjab police's assertion that there were "no significant security lapses" at face value, especially when taking into account that eight people lost their lives and not a single terrorist was apprehended. This despite the fact that the Gulberg police station was only five minutes from the scene of the attack. And even though the buses had many police vans escorting them, the security certainly did not rise to the presidential-level security promised to all foreign teams touring Pakistan. For one, the windows of the buses were not reinforced with bullet-proof glass and the terrorists were able to access Liberty Chowk all too easily. It has also been reported that, other than the police escorts, there were no policemen along the five-kilometre route from the Pearl Continental hotel, where the Sri Lankans were staying, to Gaddafi Stadium.
The initial police investigation also seemed quite shambolic and amateurish, reminiscent of the aftermath of the Benazir assassination when blood was washed away before it could be tested. At the scene of the attacks, the common public and journalists mingled freely with the police, who had not considered blocking access to the crime scene. One proud kid showed off a bullet he had managed to recover to the television cameras, with the police showing no apparent concern that a piece of evidence may have gone missing. It is also pertinent to note that the day before the attacks, Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer had held a meeting with high-up police officials, reportedly to discuss what security measures should be taken during the Long March scheduled for March 12. No mention was made of security for the Sri Lankan cricket team at the meeting.
One TV station produced a letter dated January 22 from the central investigation agency to the provincial police claiming that terrorists would target the Sri Lankan team, either at the ground itself or on the route from their hotel to the stadium. That the contents of this letter were not seriously discussed among the police could be due to the fact that the upper ranks of the police were replaced after the Supreme Court disqualified then chief minister Shahbaz Sharif from office, prompting Governor Salmaan Taseer to impose governor's rule. Former deputy police chief in Lahore, Parvez Rathore, who had been replaced after governor's rule was imposed, confirmed that they had received warning of a potential attack but did not know if the new set-up had taken any extra precautions as a result of the warning.
With the blame game well underway less than 24 hours after the attack, identifying the perpetrators of the attack may prove an impossible task. One possible clue could be found in the similarities between this attack and the one in Mumbai, suggesting that even if the same group was not involved in both the attacks, the gunmen certainly took inspiration from the latter. In both operations, the terrorists appeared to be highly-trained, well-knit groups that staged commando attacks. Another similarity was the manner of dress, as CCTV footage from both Mumbai and Lahore shows terrorists draping themselves in rucksacks.
The strongest symbolic moment that Pakistan is now an outcast not only in the cricket world but among the international community as a whole came from former England fast bowler Dominic Cork, who was in Lahore to commentate on the series for PTV. Cork had come to Pakistan especially to show that the country was safe for international cricket — he spent the past two weeks mingling with locals and hosting lucky draws. He gave numerous interviews to British newspapers advocating the return of Test cricket to Pakistan, claiming that if he could safely move around in Pakistan then so could anyone else. Here is what Cork had to say after the attacks: "I don't think international cricket should return to this country. I won't be coming back here while I'm still living, there is no chance."
Related: Who is to Blame?, A Course in Death and Destruction, Terrorism and Cricket.
Nadir Hassan is a Pakistan-based journalist and assistant editor at Newsline.
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Class DBHandler

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SQLiteOpenHelper

ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.DBHandler

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Handler

public class DBHandler
extends SQLiteOpenHelper
implements Handler

This class implements the Handler interface which specifies a contract for a class that will
 store and retrieve Story objects from some sort of storage.

 The DBHandler will use SQLite to store stories so that users may store stories locally (cache stories).

Author:

Ben Dubois

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Constructors

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DBHandler(Context context)

This is the default constructor for a SQLite Database class

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

void
addComment(Story story,
          Page page,
          Comment comment)

This updates a story after a user adds a comment.

void
addStory(Story newStory)

This adds a local copy of a story.

void
deleteStory(Story aStory)

This deletes a local copy of a story.

java.util.ArrayList<Story>
getAllStories()

This returns a list of all the stories stored locally

Story
getRandomStory()

Not applicable to DBHandler, so it does nothing.

Story
getStory(java.lang.String id)

This returns a local copy of a story from the database

void
onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db)

onCreate initializes the database for use.

void
onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db,
         int oldVersion,
         int newVersion)

onUpgrade defines the functionality if we update the Database

java.util.ArrayList<Story>
search(java.lang.String searchKey)

Not applicable to DBHandler, so they do nothing.

void
updateStory(Story aStory)

This updates a local copy of a story.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

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DBHandler

public DBHandler(Context context)

This is the default constructor for a SQLite Database class

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onCreate

public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db)

onCreate initializes the database for use.

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onUpgrade

public void onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db,
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             int newVersion)

onUpgrade defines the functionality if we update the Database

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db -

oldVersion -

newVersion -

updateStory

public void updateStory(Story aStory)
                 throws HandlerException

This updates a local copy of a story.

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updateStory in interface Handler

Parameters:

aStory - the story to update

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deleteStory

public void deleteStory(Story aStory)

This deletes a local copy of a story.

Specified by:

deleteStory in interface Handler

Parameters:

aStory - the story to delete

addStory

public void addStory(Story newStory)
              throws HandlerException

This adds a local copy of a story.

Specified by:

addStory in interface Handler

Parameters:

aStory - the story to add

Throws:

HandlerException

getStory

public Story getStory(java.lang.String id)
               throws HandlerException

This returns a local copy of a story from the database

Specified by:

getStory in interface Handler

Parameters:

id - The ID of the story to retrieve

Returns:

The Story requested

Throws:

HandlerException

addComment

public void addComment(Story story,
              Page page,
              Comment comment)
                throws HandlerException

This updates a story after a user adds a comment.

Specified by:

addComment in interface Handler

Parameters:

story - The story where the comment was added

page - The page with the comment

comment - The comment

Throws:

HandlerException

See Also:

For a local copy, updating a story is fine.

getAllStories

public java.util.ArrayList<Story> getAllStories()
                                         throws HandlerException

This returns a list of all the stories stored locally

Specified by:

getAllStories in interface Handler

Returns:

The list of all local stories.

Throws:

HandlerException

search

public java.util.ArrayList<Story> search(java.lang.String searchKey)
                                  throws HandlerException,
                                         java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException

Not applicable to DBHandler, so they do nothing.

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search in interface Handler

Throws:

HandlerException

java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException

getRandomStory

public Story getRandomStory()
                     throws HandlerException

Not applicable to DBHandler, so it does nothing.

Specified by:

getRandomStory in interface Handler

Throws:

HandlerException

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I was actually surprised that I didn't wipe out! HA HA It is kind of like riding a bike.
Just getting caught up on your blog. Love it all! And I really like this idea!! I'm going to do this with the girls too!
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Q: Cordova - Change app name accordingly to the build type I need to change the app name of a Cordova based project depending on the gradle build type (debug/release). If I understand correctly, Cordova uses the <nametag in master config.xml as app name. Is there any easy way to configure it? If no, what should I use?
I am using cordova-android": "^6.2.3

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You can set the name of your Application in your config.xml
the tag which defines it is
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- Step 2 :
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A: Change the value of android:label attribute in your <application> tag in your AndroidManifest.xml fileLike this:
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/ it's time malaysia introduces legislation to curb cyber crimes
IT'S TIME MALAYSIA INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO CURB CYBER CRIMES
The government's plan to introduce new legislation to curb cybercrimes is timely due to the surge in complaints related to cybersecurity.
The recent Wannacry malware attack that has hit 300,000 devices in 150 countries is one example of a cybercrime.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi on Friday said the bill would be tabled at the next Parliament sitting after it had been scrutinised by the Attorney-General's Chambers.
Cybercrime, also called computer crime, involves the use of a computer as an instrument to further illegal ends, such as committing fraud, trafficking in child pornography and intellectual property, stealing identities or violating privacy.
Zahid said it was important that the legislation be enforced strictly in combating cybercrime, including the recruitment of terrorists and sourcing of funds for terrorism, money laundering and online gambling.
Data from CyberSecurity Malaysia, an agency under the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry, show 2,428 cybercrimes were reported between January and April this year.
Fraud cases detected in cyberspace, for example, have also jumped 20 per cent last year compared with 2015.
Besides fraud, the top cybercrimes were intrusion, spam and malicious code.
CyberSecurity Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Dr Amirudin Abdul Wahab recently said countering cybercrime would be increasingly challenging due to the exponential growth of connected devices.
I believe the new legislation would help safeguard the interests and wellbeing of the people since every complaint could be acted upon through legal means.
It was reported that the National Cyber Security Agency, which came into force on Feb 1, is the agency which helps coordinate efforts against cybersecurity threats under existing laws, including the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, Defamation Act 1957 and the Sedition Act 1948.
Cybercrimes represent an extension of existing criminal behaviour but the perpetrators are now exploiting the advancement of the Internet and digital technology to commit crimes.
Cybercrime attacks also do not take place on a physical body and in most cases, have non-local character where actions can occur under the jurisdiction of other countries.
This poses problems for local law enforcement agencies as they need to have strong international cooperation in order to locate and take action against the perpetrators.
I hope the government will find ways to strengthen its cooperation with regional and global enforcement agencies to combat cybercrime apart from establishing a legal framework with other countries to nab the culprits.
I also hope that the new legislation will tackle cyber-harassment, which includes cyberbullying.
Based on the CyberSecurity Malaysia statistics, there were 1,524 cyberbullying cases recorded in the past five years and most of them involved students.
Although the number is low compared with more than five million students nationwide, the statistics are based only on reported cases.
A survey by DIGI Telecommunications Sdn Bhd and Telenor Group last year revealed that one in four students admitted that they had experienced cyberbullying.
I hope that the new legislation will address all types of cybercrime, including cyberbullying, which is more serious than what has been reported.
We have to act now since technological advancement and better Internet access have enabled the virtual world to be exploited by more people including existing and potential criminals.
*Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye, Senior Vice-Chairman, Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF).
Source: Malay Mail Online

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BTS's RM Reveals That He Faced Some Backlash For His Decision To Become A K-Pop Idol
The comments bothered RM a lot at first.
While RM is now known as the talented leader of BTS, he originally started as an underground rapper.
During an episode of Yaman TV, RM revealed that when he decided to become a K-Pop idol, he received quite a bit of backlash.
RM stated that a lot of people were disappointed in his decision to become an idol, where some people told him, "Why did a hardworking guy like you suddenly debut as an idol?"
Other people criticized RM since they didn't believe that idols were rappers.
RM admitted that during BTS's earlier days, he was quite obsessed with these negative comments and strived to prove these people wrong.
However, as time went on, RM started to focus more on making music that would inspire people and give them power.
Here's the full video below!


Braemar Care Home is a privately owned care home for older ladies and gentlemen and is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (C.Q.C).
The directors have owned and manage the homes since 1989 and have a wide experience of management of social care services. Braemar Care Home has over the years built a very good reputation locally and has consistently received positive reports from it's annual statutory inspections.
Braemar Care Home is an older property which has been carefully and sensitively converted and tastefully modernised to provide a charming and fully equipped care home for older persons seeking short or long term residential care.
The Home is spacious and brightly decorated. It is furnished to a high standard with modern furniture and fittings. There are two dining rooms and four lounges including a conservatory on the ground floor. Resident's accommodation is split between three floors accessible by either stair lift or passenger lift.
The Home's Manager is supported by a team of trained and experienced carers and ancillary staff.


Step 1 - Login into the vCenter Server using the vSphere Web Client and start both the Auto Deploy and Image Builder service. To do so, navigate to Administration->System Configuration->Services and select each of service and click on the "Start" button located at the top. Once enabled, you will need to logout and log back in for the UI to take effect. For more detailed instructions, please have a look at the documentation here and follow Step 2 and 3 only.
Step 2 - Once logged back into the vSphere Web Client, you should now see an Auto Deploy icon on the main home page. Go ahead and click on the icon and then navigate to the "Software Depots" tab.
This is where we will specify the ESXi image that we want to use with Auto Deploy. You can either upload a specific ESXi offline bundle which you will need to obtain from VMware's download site or you can just point it directly to VMware's online software repository. The latter option is beneficial as you will be able to see all available ESXi images and only when you create a deployment rule, will it go ahead and download the content locally. In this demo, we will be using the VMware online software repository.
Click on the first icon "Add Software Depot", provide a name and the following URL: https://hostupdate.vmware.com/software/VUM/PRODUCTION/main/vmw-depot-index.xml For more detailed instructions, please refer to the documentation here.
Step 3 - Now we need to create a deployment rule which will associate a specific ESXi Image Profile, Host Profile as well as the inventory location for the ESXi host to be added to vCenter Server. You can also provide specific filter patterns on which hosts would be applicable to the deployment rule such as vendor ID, IP Address or MAC Address as some examples. For more detailed instructions, please have a look at the documentation here.
Click on the "Deploy Rules" tab and create a new Deploy Rule. As mentioned earlier, you can specify which hosts the Deploy Rule would apply to such as vendor ID. If you are not sure about the exact string, my recommendation is to leave the default to "All hosts", allow the system to boot which will then register itself with Auto Deploy and then you can then inspect the properties that are returned by the physical ESXi host.
Once an ESXi hosts is booted up from Auto Deploy, you can visit the following URL: https://[IP-OF-VC]:6501/vmw/rbd/host/ on the vCenter Server hosting the Auto Deploy service to view the properties as shown in the screenshot below. Here I have my Apple Mac Mini booted up and we can see the vendor ID string is "Apple Inc." which I can then use to create my real Deploy Rule.
Step 4 - Next, we will select our ESXi Image Profile. In this example, I am using the latest ESXi 6.5 release that does not include VMware Tools. You can of course choose any version that works with your Mac hardware.
Note: If you are trying to use ESXi 6.5 and Mac Pro 6,1, please have a look at this article as there are some known issues.
Step 5 - We are going to skip the Host Profile section and go to host location, but you can create one which will define the configurations the ESXi host will automatically apply when joined to the vCenter Server. For more information about configuration Host Profile, please refer to the documentation here.
The final step in creating a Deploy Rule is specifying the inventory location of where the ESXi host will be attached to. As you can see in the screenshot below, I have a vSphere Cluster called "Mac Cluster" which I would like the ESXi host to automatically join. You will need to pre-create the inventory objects before you can select them in this wizard.
Step 6 - The final step in configuring Auto Deploy is to now activate the new Deploy Rule we just created. To do so, just click on the "Activate/Deactivate ruleset" and enable the Deploy Rule and ensure the Status tab shows "Active" once you are done.
The only changes that you will need to make to the file is the networking section to reflect your own environment which is located in Lines 1-2, 64-69 and 106. Note Line 107 should be the IP Address of your Ubuntu (TFTP) server.
Step 12 - Finally, the last step is to start both the DHCP and TFTP services by running the following commands. It is recommended that you run the status command to ensure there are no errors in your DHCP configuration file before proceeding to the TFTP service.
At this point, you are now ready to boot your Mac system! You will need a keyboard connected to your Mac as you will need to hold down the "n" character to perform a Netboot. You should see a globe icon for a few seconds and then see the VMware iPXE image get booted up. Once that happens, it will download the tramp file via TFTP which then point the system to our Auto Deploy Server for further processing.
If your Deploy Rule was configured correctly, it should start booting the specific ESXi Image Profile that you had configured earlier along with the other configurations in your Deploy Rule.
Once a host has been deployed with a specific Deploy Rule, you can see it under the "Deployed Hosts" tab in Auto Deploy as shown in the screenshot below. If you do not have a specific Deploy Rule, then it may be under the "Discovered Hosts" tab waiting for a Deploy Rule.
If we now have a look at vCenter Server Inventory, we can see that the Mac Mini has been successfully booted from Auto Deployed and joined to the specific vSphere Cluster that we had specified earlier. Pretty cool huh?!
So there you have it, vSphere Auto Deploy Netboot'ing ESXi onto Apple Mac Hardware! This article only scratches the surface on what can be done with both vSphere Auto Deploy and Host Profiles. For more detailed information, please refer to the official VMware documentation which can be found here. Big thanks to Suresh Sundriyal, one of our Auto Deploy/Host Profile Engineers who helped me get this solution working.


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Dr Loretta Dorstyn
University of South Australia, AUS
Dr Loretta Dorstyn obtained her PhD from the University of Adelaide for the discovery and characterisation of novel cell death proteases, known as caspases, from Drosophila melanogaster. She has made seminal contributions to the cell death field, particularly in caspase biology and function.
Her work using the model organism, Drosophila melanogaster lead to the fundamental discovery that caspases can be transcriptionally regulated and helped decipher the evolutionary conserved mechanisms of caspase activation during apoptosis.
Dr Dorstyn was awarded fellowships from the Royal Adelaide Hospital and then Cancer Council SA, before being appointed as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of South Australia in 2012.
Her work has since been devoted to understanding the molecular mechanisms of cell death by apoptosis and its role in preventing tumourigenesis. She was involved in the discovery of caspase-2 tumour suppressor function and she currently leads a group that examines the biochemical and molecular mechanisms of caspase activation and regulation.
In particular, her work has found new apoptotic and non-apoptotic roles for caspase-2 including maintainance of genomic integrity, facilitating the DNA damage response and oxidative stress response, regulating metabolism and in preventing pre-mature ageing.
IHMRI is a registered charity, please support our research
UOW CRICOS Provider No: 00102E | © 2017 Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute


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Why become a partner with Gett Results?
How much money can I expect to earn as a partner promoting your products and services?
Commissions vary based on what the leads you introduce go on to order. For example, you can earn £100 per LinkedIn Model Profile service that comes from one of your referrals. So if you pass 20 company leads to us each month, and 50% of these convert into a paid solution (which is our standard conversion metric) for the LinkedIn Model Profiles alone that would be £1,000 a month to your bottom line. Typically a further 60% of these convert into a training program which would generate an additional £250 – £500 per client dependent on what is ordered, or a further £1,500- £3,000. So from 20 leads, you could generate £2,500 – £4,000 a month.
Why did you start this partnership program?
We wanted to expand our own client base. One of the easiest and most effective ways to do that is by getting other like-minded companies that share similar values to us to join us as partners in this venture.
Furthermore, we're genuinely passionate about getting our own clients results with our Gett products and services. The more people we can reach by using partners then the more businesses and individuals we can change for the better.
How will I know if this is the right partnership program for me or not?
Firstly, you need to be operating in a similar industry to us. Our target market is large companies, marketing departments in SME's, CEOs', business owners, and self-employed professionals.
You need to either be a marketing or advertising agency, PR agency, media agency, copywriting firm, that serves a similar target market to us for this to make sense for you.
Lastly, we'll need to have a call with you after you fill in an application form. This will allows us to get a better understanding of your business and whether or not you're appropriate to join us as a partner.
How do I know you won't encroach on our clients?
We understand this is a serious concern for you and there are two ways we can guarantee you that we won't ever encroach on your clients or existing client projects.
One is that we have our own reputation at stake and to uphold. In business, reputation is everything and if we get a bad reputation by encroaching on your clients then it will potentially ruin our company.
Secondly, we'll get a legal contract drafted and give you a signed copy that guarantees you legally that we won't encroach on your clients and that we can face legal ramifications if we did so.
We want to make sure you have as much peace of mind as possible.
Will you provide marketing and advertising collateral?
Yes. We give you everything you need to succeed.
Are there any special bonuses for the top referrers?
Yes. The top referrer each 12 month period will be rewarded with a holiday to an exotic destination. This is our special way of saying thanks for being such a great partner.
We also have a tiered partnership system that rewards the top earners. There are a three tiers and each tier has a different commission pay out rate. The more referrals you make for us then the more likely you are to climb to a higher tier and then be rewarded with even bigger commissions.
Do you offer any kind of ongoing support?
Yes, as we said you're not just some business to us but a partner we want to develop a lifelong relationship with. So in addition to all the marketing and advertising collateral, and everything else, we're also giving you a dedicated Partnership Account Manager.
They will there to give you ongoing tailored support during normal business hours and answer any questions you may have.
How do you sell to the clients and how will you not irritate my clients?
Our approach focuses on giving first and providing incredible value upfront rather than being pushy. Therefore, it's easy for people to see the value in what we do and from there some will reach out to us to become clients.


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CNN Host Brooke Baldwin Reveals Why She Disappeared in the Middle of Her Show
Brooke Baldwin had television viewers very concerned after she suddenly was missing from her own show.
On Thursday afternoon, the news anchor, 39, was in the middle of hosting her CNN Newsroom from New York when she suddenly disappeared.
When her program returned from a commercial break, viewers were surprised to see Brianna Keilar, host of CNN Right Now, which airs weekdays from 1 to 2 p.m. ET, covering the segment instead.
"I was watching #brookebaldwin, went to the bathroom, came back and Brianna is on… another bomb threat @cnn??" one user tweeted.
"One minute I was watching her, the next minute Brianna Keilar is doing the show. Is Brooke ok?" another viewer asked.
Baldwin later resurfaced on social media to explain why she disappeared.
"Ocular migraine. I get 'em about once a year. And in 20 years of doing live TV… that had never happened on set til today. I suddenly couldn't see. HUGE props to my girl @brikeilarcnn for hopping in the seat with 2 mins notice," Baldwin tweeted.
"Going home to sit in the dark. Back tomorrow. Xoxo."
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American Migraine Foundation describes an ocular migraine as a term used to describe a number of migraine "subtypes that are characterized by a variety of visual disturbances including visual loss, blind spots, zig-zag lines, or seeing stars."
Ocular migraines that cause vision disturbance are often caused by harsh lights, electronic screens or straining your eyes for long periods of times.
In addition to hosting CNN Newsroom, Baldwin previously launched an eight-part digital video series, American Woman, to highlight the lives of some of the biggest female trailblazers.
The anchor interviewed Ashley Graham, Issa Rae, Diane Von Furstenberg, Betty White, Ava Duvarney, Sheryl Crow, Tracy Reese, and Pat Benatar –– eight women who are extremely accomplished in their respective fields and have carved unprecedented paths for future generations to follow.
CNN Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin airs weekdays at 2 p.m. ET.
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