24/7 Being Heard; Day288; Virtual Server 2005

Psa 6:8  Depart from me, all you workers of iniquity, for the Lord has heard the voice of my weeping. [Matt. 7:23; Luke 13:27.]
Psa 6:9  The Lord has heard my supplication; the Lord receives my prayer.

Health Log: I got up early in the morning yesterday (as normal, 0430h) and do the same routines as stated in my daily journal.  Everything was normal and even beyond normal that my body had a little bit of extra energy.  I’ve added dumbbell curls 15llbs for 2 minutes and 25lbs for 1 minute after my cycling workout.  After arriving at work, I went inside the Fab and sat in the morning meeting from night shift.  As I was just sitting and listening to the meeting, my left chest started to pound with erratic beat like lab dab, then lab dab dab, lab dab dab, then lab dab and it lasted for several minutes.  My breathing feels normal and I checked my pulse and it was at 56bpm with normal rhythm.  I placed my right hand on my left chest and I could feel the flesh was bouncing up and down as the irregular heartbeat continues to manifest  (most likely muscle twitch and not my heart).  Fast forward.. after 10 hours of working, I was still alive and the abnormal heartbeat disappeared.  I am writing this information just so my future cardiologist (either Brittney or Brent) can learn from this later just in case something happens to me in a few days (cardio wise).  I am living with a life extension and I don’t trust my body anymore.  My body failed me last year even when I thought that 2009 was my best year ever in terms of cycling and swimming accomplishments.  As of this writing, everything is normal and my vitals are within spec. 

Share: I’ve acquired a low cost Dell Poweredge 2850 lately and my original plan was to migrate all my Hyper-V virtual machines to this box to make it as the production server (part of my retirement project) because it has more power, more bandwidth and runs x64.  Then in the process of migration, I realized that the 2850 cannot run Hyper-V because the processor does not support hardware virtualization.  It is a x64 cpu but not designed for hyper-v.  So in order for me to continue on my project, I have to settle for Virtual Server 2005 R2 and it does the work just fine.  A guy from MSDN wrote the blog below to help me deploy the Virtual Server.
Virtual Server 2005 Part1
Virtual Server 2005 Part2

MIT (Most Important Task)
1. TPM meeting
2. Documentation-LK Motor Driver troubleshooting
3. Documentation-Ebara Motor Driver troubleshooting
4. Continue setting up Virtual Server 2005 on Poweredge 2850

0000, Sleep
0100, Sleep
0200, Sleep
0300, Sleep
0400, Breakfast; journal;
0500, Leave for work; TPM Meeting
0600, At work
0700, At work
0800, At work
0900, At work
1000, At work
1100, At work
1200, At work
1300, At work
1400, At work
1500, At work
1600, At work
1700, At work
1800,
1900,
2000, Dinner
2100,
2200,
2300, Sleep
2400, Sleep