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ANFORD, Fla. (AP) -- After taking less than a week to call 18 witnesses, George Zimmerman's defense attorneys rested their case Wednesday in the neighborhood watch volunteer's second-degree murder trial.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys planned to work out the jury instructions before presenting closing arguments on Thursday. Judge Debra Nelson said the case could be sent to six jurors either late that day or the next.
SANFORD, FL - JULY 10: George Zimmerman stands to identify himself Olivia Bertalan as she testifies on behalf of the defense during Zimmerman's murder trial during his murder trial in Seminole circuit court July 10, 2013 in Sanford, Florida. Credit: Getty Images
Zimmerman never testified. But jurors saw repeated video recordings of Zimmerman telling his side of the story to investigators. He claims that he shot Trayvon Martin, who was unarmed, in self-defense while the teen straddled and punched him.
The defense started its case last Friday, and it presented half as many witnesses in half of the time that prosecutors did. Zimmerman's friends, parents and uncle testified that it's him screaming for help on a 911 call that captured sounds of the fatal fight. Martin's mother and brother had testified for the prosecution that it's Martin yelling for help.
Convincing the jury of who was screaming for help on the 911 tape became the primary goal of prosecutors and defense attorneys because it would help jurors evaluate Zimmerman's self-defense claim.
Zimmerman's father, Robert Zimmerman Sr., was the last witness called by the defense on Wednesday, and he said it's his son yelling for help on the call.
Defense attorneys also called a forensic pathologist who testified that the forensics evidence supports Zimmerman's account of what happened.
Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. On the night of the fatal scuffle in February 2012, Martin was visiting his father and his father's fiancee at the same townhome complex where Zimmerman lived.
Zimmerman observed Martin while driving in his neighborhood, called police and the fight ensued after the neighborhood watch volunteer got out of his vehicle.
Some civil rights activists argued that the delay in charging Zimmerman was influenced by Martin's race, and protests were held around the nation in the 44 days between the fatal fight and Zimmerman's arrest. Martin was black and Zimmerman identifies himself as Hispanic.
The defense rested on a day when the judge made two rulings that prevented them from introducing pieces of evidence. Defense attorneys had wanted to present text messages discussing fighting from Trayvon Martin's cell phone and an animation depicting Zimmerman's fatal fight with Martin. But Nelson sided with prosecutors, who had argued the animation is inaccurate and the texts were irrelevant.
Immediately after the defense rested, prosecutors called their first rebuttal witness - Adam Pollock, the gym owner who had trained Zimmerman. But prosecutors decided not to question Pollock after the judge presiding over the case ruled he couldn't be questioned about a video put on his gym's website showing his court testimony at the trial.
Shortly after, court was adjourned until Thursday morning.
Earlier Wednesday, a former neighbor of Zimmerman's, Olivia Bertalan, described how he had helped her find a lock for her townhome's sliding door and offered any help he could after burglars broke into her home.
"I was just appreciative he was offering a hand and said I could spend time with his wife if I wanted to during the day," she said.
Defense attorneys also called public safety consultant Dennis Root to testify that Martin was in better physical shape than Zimmerman, and that the neighborhood watch volunteer wasn't any athlete.
"He would find himself lacking when compared to Mr. Martin," Root said of Zimmerman.
During cross-examination of Root, prosecutor John Guy used a life-sized foam mannequin in front of the jury to simulate the body positions of Zimmerman and Martin at the time of the shooting.
SANFORD, FL - JULY 10: Assistant state attorney John Guy (C) uses a foam dummy to describe and demonstrate the altercation between George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin to defense witness and law enforcement expert Dennis Root (R) during Zimmerman's murder trial in Semimole circuit court July 10, 2013 in Sanford, Florida. Credit: Getty Images
Straddling the dummy, Guy proposed a scenario in which Martin was on top of Zimmerman and asked Root if it was possible that Martin was backing away from Zimmerman at the time of the fatal gunshot.
"Yes," Root said.
Using the same mannequin during further questioning of Root, defense attorney Mark O'Mara challenged the notion of Martin retreating. Root said that while multiple gun angles were possible, he had no specific information to say what position Martin was in when he was shot.
"I think you're not going to be involved in a conflict like this without it being dynamic," Root said.
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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Le Perigord à Montmartre
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I longed for just one of those amazing strawberries, then I tried to imagine fig + fois gras flavor, and finally I nearly choked on my post-exercise high fiber, low fat oatmeal bar when I saw the caneles. Sorry. After the caneles the rest of the post was completely out of focus.ReplyDelete
What a great day you had:)ReplyDelete
Well deserved..love the aquarelle..
Yum yum all the treats..I most certainly would have bought un sirop for sure!
You do have my mouth watering. Everything looks amazing and some bring a remembrance of traveling in France from driving through the country side seeing the walnuts being collected and to a street fair with tastes of fois gras and those strawberries at the local market place. Oh dear, I must travel here again.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday month to you. May is the perfect month to celebrate.
- Anonymous11:52 AM
love the Perigord festival--wish I could be there---I will be close--when I stay in the 17th in July. Also like the link to the blog---have been thinking of blogging--everyone has suggested it---appreciated your literary connection too. LuLuReplyDelete
I cannot believe you went back up there today!! LOL, I was thinking about doing that. Maybe tomorrow...the strawberries were in my dreams! So good. And yes, the cannelles are the only ones I've ever found that worth eating.ReplyDelete
Go back!ReplyDelete
The berries are even ripper today
- Anonymous1:32 PM
I've been reading your blog for quite a few months, but had to comment when I saw your post on Périgord! Until just a few weeks ago, I was living in Périgord as an English assistant and I miss it dearly already. Wish I could have been in Paris for the fair, glad you had a good time celebrating your birthday there!ReplyDelete
I feel like I was with you at the market I go to near where I live. Today I was sharing a punnet of Perigord strawberries with my daughter. At Christmas we have those figs stuffed with foi gras, delicious.Love the little water colour of 'les dames sur la place du marche' The Perigord is a lovely area you should come & visit...(I'm so pleased I have the comment box back to make a post) why does Blogger mess things up ?ReplyDelete
So much good food :) The strawberries really look good.....ReplyDelete
Looks like you had great weather, too.
I like that last shot of the train tracks - it really looks like spring to me!
I hope that you had an amazing birthday! This festival looks like a wonderful way to spend the day!ReplyDelete
A true feast for your birthday Carol... wishing you happy days and a wonderful year ahead.. xvReplyDelete
Super! And a very happy belated birthday to you my friend! BisesReplyDelete
The figs with foie gras sound heavenly! :oReplyDelete
You certainly found a fine place for a birthday celebration! Every delicacy looks absolutely delicious. You were also in very good company.ReplyDelete
Please do keep an eye out for any other regional fairs that might set up in Paris. Is Montmartre a recurring location? Making that climb up could be good prep for the feast at the top!
- Anonymous9:44 AM
What a lovely time (personally, I am of the age that I think birthdays should be celebrated every day of the year!) Life is a celebration, especially if you live in Paris...you go girl! Thanks for amplifying my impression of Perigord which only comes from the series of mystery books by Martin Walker. Chief of Police Bruno lives in the Perigord region, cooks, grows veggies and chickens, and solves mysteries. Maybe he was at the fair, or at least his love interest Isabelle, who has moved to Paris. They seem alive, although only fiction. Thanks for the beautiful pictures and keep celebrating!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:48 AM
Your birthday sounded absolutely perfect, Carol. How WILL you top that next year. Joyeaux anniversaire.VirginiaReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:02 PM
Happy Birthday!!! Strawberries and whipped cream.......it doesn't get any better than that! And YES of course you should do a book......it is hard work and truly a labor of love......but don't be so hard on yourself......let it all come to you at the right time.....you are very talented and the book will be amazing!!.......God Bless.......NormajeanReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:04 PM
The food looked wonderful as always. What fun to wake up everyday and decide what bakery to consume. Heaven!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:09 PM
Bonne anniversaire!ReplyDelete
et mmmmmmmmmm --
I plan to go back this summer and take my daughter for her birthday treat,
and we will eat our way across the city -- inspired by you!
Sounds like a perfect birthday - you've made me very hungry for foods I cannot get right now.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday! It all looks delicious, lucky you! I have still not tried snails, I don't think I can face them but everything else looked perfect.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4:19 PM
Hello.just for information those foie gras figs are actualy Norbert d'echourgnacs lol i recognise the price tag and the quality finish.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous8:28 AM
I sent you some links Norbert Echourgnac and figs stuffed with foie gras. I'm his daughter. I hope you can correct your mistake.
Thank you in advance.
What a delicious way to spend your birthday! Wishing you a happy year and many more.ReplyDelete
Happy Belated Birthday~ I hope you had a glorious day. We're all down with flu here, so be careful.ReplyDelete
Oh wow.. what a wonderful way to celebrate. It all looks so lovely. :)ReplyDelete
Carol, another wonderful (delicious!) post!ReplyDelete
My favorite picture (though hard to choose) is the second one,Montmartre by the Sacre Coeur,
where my hubby and I got engaged almost 50 years ago.
THANK YOU for happy memories!
Looks like you had a glorious birthday! This is an area I discovered first with my friend Jerry, then when Peter took us there. Lots of fun, pretty, charming -- and it looks darned delicious, too!ReplyDelete
Oh, what a perfect birthday!ReplyDelete
Belated best wishes for a wonderful year!
Happy Birthday, I'm so glad that you found the perfect celebration. I shouldn't be surprised any more at the wonderful activities that you find, but I am.ReplyDelete

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La Russa, Torre, Cox going into Hall of Fame
Legendary managers, elected unanimously, combined for 7,558 wins and eight titles
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- For the first time in the history of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, three of the greatest managers of a generation -- Bobby Cox, Joe Torre and Tony La Russa -- will be inducted on the same day this coming summer.
The three, who accumulated 7,558 regular-season wins, 17 pennants and eight World Series titles, were elected unanimously by the 16-member Expansion Era Committee during a lengthy meeting on Sunday. The announcement by Hall of Fame chairman Jane Forbes Clark was made on Monday morning as the annual Winter Meetings began.
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Cox spent 25 of his 29 seasons as a big league manager with the Braves, winning the 1995 World Series and 14 consecutive division titles. Torre, who managed for 29 seasons, won six pennants and four World Series with the Yankees in an eight-year period from 1996-2003. La Russa managed for 33 years, winning it all once with the A's and twice with the Cardinals. They all were notified of their elections at about 8:30 a.m. ET.
"I am thrilled that these great managers during my tenure as Commissioner will join the legends of our game in the halls of Cooperstown," Commissioner Bud Selig said. "In careers of consistent excellence and incredible longevity, Bobby, Tony and Joe all left indelible impacts on our national pastime. For decades, these three individuals not only led great ballclubs, but instilled in their teams a brand of class and professionalism that baseball fans admired. It is fitting that Bobby, Tony and Joe will share our game's highest honor together.
"Joe and Tony have been outstanding members of our staff at Major League Baseball in recent years. On behalf of all of their colleagues with MLB, it is an honor to congratulate them and their families on this milestone. I look forward to a remarkable day for all of baseball next July 27 in Cooperstown."
La Russa, Torre and Cox rank third, fourth and fifth in managerial victories in Major League history, each winning more than 2,000 games. Only Connie Mack (3,731) and John McGraw (2,763) won more games than La Russa (2,728), Cox (2,504) and Torre (2,326).
They will enter the Hall of Fame on the second day of Induction Weekend, to be held July 26-27 in Cooperstown, N.Y.
"When I think of these guys, I think of the respect they've had from their players, their fans and their organizations," said Phil Niekro, a Hall of Famer who pitched for both Cox and Torre, was briefly a teammate of La Russa's, and was a member of the election committee. "They are men of integrity and character. I was honored and privileged to play for a couple of these guys.
"We're in Disney World right now. This is a Magical Kingdom. I think we just honored the three kings among the managers. It's a magical day for each and every one of them, and we're so excited about having them in the Hall of Fame."
Cox's election is matched up with the candidacies on the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot of two Braves pitchers, Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine, who pitched together for Cox for a decade and between them spent 28 seasons with Atlanta. Maddux totaled 355 wins and Glavine won 305. Any electees from the BBWAA ballot will be announced in New York on Jan. 8.
"I'm still getting goose bumps," Cox said. "I'm excited to be in Cooperstown in July and get inducted. It's the greatest honor you can have in baseball. I'm going in with great company. I'm just hoping that Glav and Mad Dog can be up there on the stage with me. They were two of the guys who got me there, or helped get me there. That would be the final, finishing touch, going in with those two."
Cox, Torre and La Russa were among 12 people on the Expansion Era ballot, which included another landmark skipper, Billy Martin; players Dave Concepcion, Steve Garvey, Tommy John, Dave Parker, Dan Quisenberry and Ted Simmons; Marvin Miller, the influential executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association; and iconic Yankees principal owner George Steinbrenner.
None of the other nine received more than six of the 16 possible votes. Like all Hall of Fame elections, a candidate's name needs to appear on at least 75 percent of the ballots to be elected. On this committee, that was 12 votes. Each member could vote for a maximum of five candidates.
Miller's name had previously been on ballots studied by several permutations of the Veterans Committee, and he missed election by a single vote on the first Expansion Era ballot three years ago. He died last year. Steinbrenner, Martin, Concepcion, Garvey, John and Simmons were also on the previous Expansion Era ballot.
But the selection of the three managers provided an epic highlight. Monday's announcement assured that the 2014 induction weekend will be one of the most widely attended and covered ever.
Torre and Cox had each attended one recent induction each, while La Russa has never been to one.
"You realize you want to offer thanks to the people who made it possible," said La Russa, whose managing career began with the White Sox under owner Jerry Reinsdorf and is now a consultant to Major League Baseball on on-field issues. "You want to thank the family. There have been a lot sacrifices by my wife and daughter. You go to the park early and you stay late. And finally, you realize who is sitting behind you. I can categorically state I don't think I will ever feel comfortable as a member of that club."
"I can't tell you how I'm going to feel," said Torre, who also managed the Mets, Braves, Cardinals and Dodgers and is currently MLB's executive vice president of baseball operations. "All I know, and Tony just said it, when you see who else is there, players who have obviously been inducted before you and come up every year. It's obviously special to them. I've admired these players even though I might have played or managed against some of them. So I don't know how I'm going to feel, but I can tell you it will be a feeling I've never had before."
Cox compiled a 2,504-2,001 (.556) record in his 29 seasons, which included four managing the Blue Jays. His Braves won the 1995 World Series while capturing five National League pennants during his 25 years with Atlanta. Cox led Atlanta to a record 14 straight division titles from 1991-2005.
La Russa had a 2,728-2,365 (.536) record in 33 seasons, winning the World Series with the A's in 1989 and the Cardinals in 2006 and '11. He also guided Oakland to three American League pennants (1988-90) in 10 seasons and the Cards to three NL pennants (2004, '06 and '11) in 16 years. La Russa also spent eight seasons managing the White Sox, taking them to the AL Championship Series in 1983.
Following an 18-year playing career in which he had a .297 batting average and one batting title, Torre posted a 2,326-1,997 record, good for a .538 winning percentage. Torre led the Yankees to Series titles in 1996, '98, '99 and 2000 (in addition to 100-win seasons in 1998 and from 2002-04), and six AL pennants. He spent his first 14 seasons a manager with the Mets, Braves and Cardinals, and finished his career managing the Dodgers in 2010. Torre took his teams in New York and Los Angeles into the playoffs every year from 1996-2009.
The 16-member electorate charged with the review of the Expansion Era ballot consisted of Hall of Famers Rod Carew, Carlton Fisk, Whitey Herzog, Tommy Lasorda, Paul Molitor, Joe Morgan, Niekro, and Frank Robinson; Major League executives Paul Beeston of the Blue Jays, Dave Montgomery of the Phillies, Reinsdorf and Andy MacPhail, formerly of the Twins, Cubs and Orioles. They were joined by historians Steve Hirdt of Elias Sports Bureau, Bruce Jenkins of the San Francisco Chronicle, Jack O'Connell, secretary-treasurer of the BBWAA, and Jim Reeves, recently retired from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
"It's a great day for baseball," said Robinson, MLB's executive vice president of baseball development. "They are three outstanding, quality guys."
"It was amazing in our discussion," Reinsdorf said. "Everyone said you could throw a blanket over them. It was almost like one. They're so similar."
"It's a wonderful, wonderful class," said John Schuerholz, the Braves' club president who was general manager beginning in 1990, when Cox returned to the Atlanta bench for the remainder of his career. "I have a wonderful partner and dear friend elected to the Hall of Fame in Bobby Cox and two friends in Tony and Joe, who are on the instant-replay committee with me, so I've gotten to know them a lot better through that. I'm delighted for all of them."


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This weekend, Gerri Jordan, proprietor of Yar Golf, agreed to speak with me about the chain of events that led to the October suicide of her partner, Essay Anne Vanderbilt. Today, she declined to carry through. "I have spoken with an attorney," she wrote in an email, "and we are gathering information for potential legal action."
That sudden progression of events, from a willingness to talk to the invocation of an attorney and lawsuits, more or less recapitulates the reaction to "Dr. V's Magical Putter," a story that ran on Grantland last week. It was initially met with praise, here and elsewhere, as a fascinating trip into a vortex of weird science that started with the nearly magical properties of a golf putter and ended with the suicide of Vanderbilt, an inventor who along the way had been revealed to be a possible con carrying fraudulent credentials, as well as a transgender woman. After Shakesville's Melissa McEwan wrote about it, the piece came in for closer scrutiny, under which it was clear that writer Caleb Hannan and Grantland had made serious, avoidable mistakes that may have played a role in Vanderbilt's decision to take her life.
Over at The Toast, there's an excellent roundup of responses to the piece; there were also thoughtful responses here, here, here, here and elsewhere, as well as a voluminous and impossible to summarize discussion that took place on Twitter and over email and in bars and wherever else people talk about trans* issues and/or journalism. There's no real consensus on what happened here—there are people arguing that Hannan really didn't do anything wrong, and that he essentially killed Vanderbilt—but there are several basic points on which nearly everyone agrees.
The first is that up to a certain point, Hannan did nothing worth criticizing. Vanderbilt, the inventor of a supposedly revolutionary putter, had falsely represented herself as a physicist with degrees from M.I.T. and Penn and experience doing classified work on advanced projects for the military. While Hannan did agree to report on the science and not the scientist, any competent journalist who discovered, as he did, that an inventor whose work he was looking into might've been touting phony credentials would dig deeper. His discovery that she was a transgender woman was an accident that came about while investigating claims she'd made.
The second is that Hannan crossed an ethical and moral line when he outed Vanderbilt to an investor in Yar Golf. There was no compelling reason to do so; it took the choice of whether or not to disclose her status away from Vanderbilt—a choice that is, barring fairly extreme exigencies, solely to be made by the person it most affects. As Christina Kahrl put it in her review of the piece that ran on Grantland, "revealing her gender identity was ultimately as dangerous as it was thoughtless."
The third is that several specific choices in the construction of the narrative—the revelation that Vanderbilt had once lived as a man and the abrupt revelation that she had committed suicide, especially—as well as certain uses of language were at best insensitive, and more likely dehumanizing. Rather than the story of a troubled woman who ended her own life, this was, as told, a tale of fraud and science that veered into the sensational and ended with a death as an unfortunate footnote.
Past all of this, there are several more criticisms on which there's a lot less agreement, most of which can be read in the critiques linked above. Rather than cataloguing them, it might be better to note how deeply rooted they are in the story's failure to explain itself.
There's nothing in the text of the piece, for example, to support the idea that Hannan vigorously harassed Vanderbilt, or threatened to out her. As written, it suggests that having honestly come across information about her past, he sought to give her a chance to refute or discuss it, and then more or less let the matter drop, following on in the course of investigating her claims.
Conversely, there's nothing to suggest that he did the humane thing, which would have been, at the point when he sought to verify information about her past, to stress that he had brought it up only to see if it was something she wanted to discuss, and that he had no intention of taking control over choices that were hers alone to make. As Kahrl wrote, it can fairly be assumed, on the basis of what was published, that he didn't "reassure her that her gender identity wasn't germane to the broader problems he'd uncovered with her story."
Understandably, people are going to read their own biases into that kind of ambiguity. A certain kind of reporter or editor who values their craft above all will identify with the writer whose story has gone awry, and read the piece as supporting one interpretation; trans* people and their allies can read it an entirely different way. The ambiguity that allows this is down, fundamentally, to errors in writing and editing.
It may be useful here to define some jargon terms. Reporting, as journalists use it, refers to the gathering of information; writing, to turning that information into a story; and editing, to verifying the reporting and refining the writing so that the end product can be as effective as possible. These are three distinct but related processes.
In terms of reporting, it's difficult, going by what's known, to say that Hannan did much wrong past outing Vanderbilt to one of her investors—which was, to be clear, a terrible mistake. He collected information, sought to verify it, and, going by the chronology he laid out, at certain points backed off. If he made errors of omission—if, for instance, he didn't make it clear that he had no intention of outing Vanderbilt as part of his story—those will weigh on him, but it's not fair to hang them on him until we know that he made them. And it's certainly not fair to draw a causal line between any mistakes he made and suicide, which is far too complex a matter to reduce to straight cause and effect.
There are, by contrast, clear errors of writing and editing here. By writing the story chronologically, as a mystery where every revelation led to a further revelation, Hannan essentially locked himself into a structure where he had to reveal that Vanderbilt was a transgender woman to make sense of the blanks he'd found in her background. The chronological structure requires that to be the emotional pivot of the story, the moment when the story begins to open up for the author; the death is only a coda. As Steve Silberman put it on Twitter:
This is all the more troubling given that Grantland's editor-in-chief, Bill Simmons, wrote that the story was filed in something approximating its present form before Vanderbilt killed herself in October. That suggests that in the process of writing, Hannan thought it would be acceptable to out Vanderbilt, by way of buttressing his claims about her background and thus casting doubt on the science behind her putter.
Even so, bad writing isn't published without an editor allowing it, and in the end the most serious problems with the piece have to do with editing. Most obviously, there are matters of line editing—misgendering her in lines related to her past, for instance, or allowing the narrative crux of the piece to be the "chill" that ran up Hannan's spine when he learned that Vanderbilt was a transgender woman. That "chill" has gone in for a lot of criticism, held up as evidence of Hannan's malicious ignorance of transsexuality. A closer reading doesn't bear that out. The "chill" is the story clicking into place for him—he is realizing that the reason he can't check up on Vanderbilt's credentials is because she was born under a different name. As with many problems with the story, the blind spots aren't malicious, but because the structure puts undue emphasis on her gender status, they can come off that way.
More seriously, though, there are issues related to the basic conception of the piece. "Dr. V's Magic Putter" ran three months after its subject committed suicide. This is a tricky thing, a writer confronting the possible observer effect of his own reporting in the most egregious of circumstances, but the final product here comes off as incurious at best about the death itself. At some point, if it was to run at all, someone among the many smart people Simmons says read it before then should have realized that the subject was no longer a piece of golf equipment, but a woman's death. Perhaps Hannan couldn't manage to reframe the narrative in a way that would've matched the gravity of the subject; if he couldn't, someone else should have done it for him. Starting with her death and retracing everything that led to it, even if that included her gender status, would have produced a very different story from the one that ran. Even before that, it would have been possible to reframe the story in the manner described by Gerri Jordan: "the most scientifically advanced Near Zero MOI putter, and the science of the Inertia Matrix ... invented by a lesbian auto mechanic." Jordan was mocking Hannan, but she was essentially stating the précis of what might've been a great piece. Who wouldn't want to read a story about an auto mechanic who faked some credentials so someone would take her possibly useful golf invention more seriously?
How Grantland's editorial staff ran through a complete breakdown here, one that involved multiple missed opportunities to do right by the subject of the piece, is an open question. It's certainly being asked around Bristol. ("Where's John Walsh?" as one source characterized the complaint, referring to ESPN's high priest, and occasional low priest, of responsible journalism.)
You won't find an answer in Simmons's characteristically self-obsessed, if searching, apology, in which he spends a bit more space talking about the ambitions he holds for the site, and a bit less about Vanderbilt, than is really necessary. It serves as an extension of the site's premise, which is that the principal appeal of sports is that sports are what sportswriters write about, and that therefore their doings are of more significant appeal to readers than those of their subjects. This fixation leaves a gap in Grantland's apology that resembles the one in the original piece, a hole suggesting a set of questions that aren't quite answered.
To work up a guess at those answers, though, you might start with the site's ambitions. Grantland is a prestige product, meant less to run quality work (though it does do that) than to run work that's perceived to be quality. It's also a singular reflection of Bill Simmons, a gift from ESPN to him, an entity whose autonomy is meant above all to demonstrate how deeply he's valued.
The breakdown that took place here could have happened at any shop staffed by reporters and editors who aren't as sufficiently attuned to trans* issues as they could or should be, which is to say nearly any of them, including this one. This particular breakdown, though, was a fractal of the Grantland problem in general, which is to say the Bill Simmons problem. It has to do with a set of ideas: that function is a pleasant but in the end unnecessary corollary of form, that the point is less the product than how it's perceived, and that success on a large enough scale is self-justifying.
It's no secret at Grantland that ESPN president John Skipper wants his tasteful loss leader to win awards and to play on the same fields as the slicks, with their twisted-up stories that are too good to be true and yet are. Last week, it found one of those stories; it just turned out that it wasn't so much about Dr. V. and her magical putter as it was about Grantland and all the things it doesn't know, and all the trouble those things can bring.


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Eighteen-year-old Patrick Farves said he received three days of in-school suspension Thursday because he asked Nina Davuluri to prom.
The senior at Central York High School stood up and popped the prom question, then walked to the stage with a plastic flower. Davuluri just laughed and the students cheered.
School officials heard about Farves' plan in advance and warned him not to do it. He has apologized for disrupting the event.
The school says students are disciplined for breaking rules and this incident is no different.
Davuluri was at the school to talk with students about diversity and the importance of science, technology, engineering and math studies.


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The Gambit Scheme system is a complete, portable, efficient and reliable implementation of the Scheme programming language.
This web site is intended for users of the Gambit Scheme system. It is a place where various resources are collected and where users can exchange information related to Gambit.
Download latest release (v4.9.4)
Source code: gambit-v4_9_4.tgz
Install from a package manager
choco install gambit
brew install gambit-scheme
|Ubuntu Linux / Debian Linux
sudo apt install gambc
|Fedora Linux
sudo yum install gambit-c
|Arch Linux
sudo pacman install gambit-c
nix-env -i gambit
|FreeBSD / DragonFly BSD
sudo pkg install gambit-c
sudo pkg_add gambit-c
sudo pkg_add gambc
Install from the iOS App Store
Download previous release (v4.9.3)
Development Sources, Mac OS X installer (for Intel 32), Mac OS X installer (for Intel 64), iPhone/iPod touch/iPad, Windows installer (for MinGW32) Windows installer (for MinGW64) (for other releases see the distributions). Libraries and module systems are installed separately.
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What's Gambit?
Gambit consists of two main programs: gsi, the Gambit Scheme interpreter, and gsc, the Gambit Scheme compiler. The interpreter contains the complete execution and debugging environment. The compiler is the interpreter extended with the capability of generating executable files. The compiler can produce standalone executables or compiled modules which can be loaded at run time. Interpreted code and compiled code can be freely mixed.
Gambit-C is a version of the Gambit programming system in which the compiler generates portable C code. The main features of Gambit-C are:
- Conformance. The Gambit-C system conforms to the R4RS, R5RS and IEEE Scheme standards and implements all optional features. Tail calls and first class continuations conform to the Scheme semantics. The full numeric tower is implemented, including: arbitrary precision integers (bignums), rationals, inexact reals (floating point numbers), and complex numbers. Several extensions to Scheme are provided, including: lightweight threads, a foreign-function interface (FFI), and extended I/O capabilities (Unicode, networking, subprocesses, ...).
- Portability. Because the system is mostly written in Scheme and the compiler generates portable C code, it is easy to port the system as well as programs compiled with it to any platform with a decent C or C++ compiler. There is no reliance on a particular C compiler, although the system can take advantage of some gcc-specific constructs. The C code generated is oblivious to the endianness and word size of the target environment (32 and 64 bit architectures are currently supported). There are no external library dependencies, and OS API dependencies can be removed so as to run directly on the bare metal. The system includes high-performance bignum support utilizing sophisticated algorithms, implemented in Scheme.
- Performance. The compiler includes several powerful program transformations such as user procedure inlining, partial-evaluation, and lambda-lifting. With appropriate declarations in the source code the executable programs generated by the compiler run roughly as fast as equivalent C programs. Programs containing no declarations are also optimized without compromising the Scheme semantics by speculatively inlining predefined procedures (see the benchmarks page for a comparison with other Scheme implementations and other languages). Thanks to an efficient implementation of continuations, the thread system is very efficient and can support millions of concurrent threads.
- Reliability. Stable releases typically have very few bugs. Bug tracking is done with the issue tracker on github. Gambit-C has been used to develop large-scale real-world software and services in academic and commercial settings.
An overview of the Gambit system was presented by Marc Feeley at the 2010 International Lisp Conference. The slides of the "Gambit Scheme: Inside Out" talk are here. The slides for the talk "Compiling for Multi-language Task Migration" given at DLS 15 are here. The slides for the talk "Tail Calling Between Code Generated by C and Native Backends" given at the Scheme Workshop 2018 are here. The slides for the talk "An R7RS Compatible Module System for Termite Scheme" given at the European Lisp Symposium 2020 are here.
Getting Gambit
Gambit is available as prebuilt and source code distributions. There are prebuilt distributions for Mac OS X, iPhone/iPod touch/iPad (on Apple App Store), Microsoft Windows, and other operating systems. The source code distributions must be compiled with a C or C++ compiler. The latest sources are available at the Gambit repo on github.
Documentation is available.
Learn how to contribute to Gambit's development.
Reporting bugs
Please use the issue tracker on github. Note that the bugzilla bug tracker previously used (Gambit bugzilla bug tracker) will be phased out in favour of the github issue tracker.
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State stops Amistad payments; Sailfest appearance unclear [The Day]July 11, 2014
By Joe Wojtas | The Day
The state will not make any payments to Amistad America until a new funding agreement is negotiated and executed, according to the governor's office.
This news comes amid a storm of controversy surrounding the organization that operates the schooner Amistad. Amistad America said late Thursday that it will try to send the ship to Sailfest after Gov. Dannel P. Malloy urged in strong terms that it honor its commitment to the New London festival.
Malloy's strongly worded letter came after Amistad America Executive Director Hanifa Washington angered some state officials and residents this week by saying she was backing out of the ship's commitment to attend Sailfest, in part because of The Day's coverage of how the organization has spent $8 million in state funding.
"We will exhaust every resource in our effort to attend Sailfest," Amistad America said in a statement. "Next to upholding our mission, our priority has to be the safety of our crew and compliance to maritime regulations. If we can satisfy these requirements, we will gladly participate."
The ship is currently berthed in New Haven, its homeport. The three-day Sailfest festival starts today in New London.
Malloy did not address current support in a letter sent Thursday to Amistad America, but urged the financially troubled organization to bring the ship to Sailfest or jeopardize its nearly $400,000 in annual state funding in the future.
However, the governor's office said that when it became clear a state audit of Amistad America would not be done by June 30, it instructed the state Department of Economic and Community Development not to make any payment to organization in the new fiscal year.
In his letter, Malloy wrote, "I believe it is wholly unacceptable for Amistad America to break its commitment to a festival that brings hundreds of thousands of people to southeastern Connecticut. I write to strongly urge you to reconsider the decision and to make any and all necessary plans to send Amistad to New London."
He added that ensuring the ship is at Sailfest should be among the most basic annual fulfillments of the organization's promise to make the schooner available to Connecticut residents.
"Failure to bring the Amistad to New London would force me to reconsider support of additional state funding when negotiating future budgets with the Connecticut General Assembly," the governor wrote.
Malloy told Washington there may be issues that she thinks would prevent the ship from coming to New London but he fails to believe there are problems that could not have been raised "in a more public manner" months ago.
Also today, State Sen. Leonard Fasano, R-North Haven, wrote a letter to Malloy asking for support of his suggestion to suspend all future direct payments to Amistad America until the state's financial audit is complete and there is an understanding of how the organization has used taxpayer funds, a move that the governor's office said has been made.
"The organization has been using state funds with little to no accountability to the state," Fasano wrote. "Until the state is more fully aware of how taxpayer money is being spent, we should not blindly fund this organization."
He said financial transparency is a necessity if the state wants to truly protect and preserve the ship, which he called "a huge national treasure" and "an important piece of Connecticut history."
Fasano said that he had not heard from DECD, which has oversight of the program that funds Amistad America, after he asked the department Monday to immediately halt all payments to the organization.
The governor's letter was welcomed by State Rep. Diana Urban, D-North Stonington, who has long pursued an accounting of how Amistad America, which lost its nonprofit status for failing to file three years of federal tax returns, spent the $8 million in state funds. She has also urged the organization to pay off its debts to small businesses and organizations, some of which have placed liens on the ship.
Urban has pushed for an accounting of how the money was spent by former Amistad Executive Director Greg Belanger, who signed over operation of the boat to the Ocean Classroom Foundation in Maine, an organization he now heads.
"I can't thank the governor enough for stepping up for the taxpayers of Connecticut. The buck stops with him," Urban said this afternoon. "I've worked long and hard on this, so it makes me feel good that someone else is paying attention to it now."
Urban vowed to continue her efforts to get small businesses repaid by Amistad America.
Meanwhile, the firm hired by the state continues to conduct the audit of Amistad America's finances. That audit was due seven months ago.
Fasano also wrote a letter to the state Office of Policy and Management secretary, Benjamin Barnes, saying the delay in completing the audit is unacceptable and he hopes OPM can resolve whatever issues are delaying its completion.
He asked for the status of the audit, what is causing the delay and when the results are expected.
The Day reported two weeks ago that the auditors are now looking into a $280,000 loan that Amistad America received from TD Bank. The bank placed a lien on the boat in July 2010 after the organization did not make payments, but filed a satisfaction of the lien seven months later, according to Coast Guard records.
The Coast Guard said today the ship's license is in effect until October.
"Amistad America has not been held accountable for how they are using taxpayers funds for far too long," Fasano wrote, adding that the audit is the first step to ensuring taxpayer money is spent appropriately.
Barbara Neff, the executive director of the Downtown New London Association, the host of Sailfest, welcomed the news that the governor is urging Amistad America to fulfill its commitment to attend the city's premiere summer festival.
"We would definitely welcome them," Neff continued, explaining that Amistad's decision to back out of Sailfest left the organizers with only one schooner at the three-day festival.
"We always try to have at least two tall ships here," she said, adding that there will be a berthing spot available for Amistad at City Pier.
Staff writer Ann Baldelli contributed to this report.


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The video will construct of pictures off of the internet, that will be played to the song �On A Beach In France� by Katherine Wheatly. We are requesting your permission to use pictures off of your web site.
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By LUIS HIDALGO and LUIS ANDRES HENAO
Associated Press
IQUIQUE, Chile (AP) — Coastal residents of Chile's far-north spent a second sleepless night outside their homes early Thursday after a major aftershock rattled an area hit a day earlier by a magnitude-8.2 earthquake that caused some damage and six deaths. No new major damage or casualties were reported.
After the 7.6-magnitude aftershock struck just before midnight Wednesday, Chile's Emergency Office and navy issued a tsunami alert and ordered a precautionary evacuation of low-lying areas for the country's whole 2,500-mile (4,000-kilometer) Pacific coastline.
Among those moved inland was President Michelle Bachelet, who was in the city of Arica assessing damage in the north from Tuesday night's powerful quake.
"I was evacuated like all citizens. One can see that the people are prepared," she tweeted early Thursday.
Chile's evacuation order was lifted at around 2 a.m. Thursday. The whole coast also was evacuated for several hours after Tuesday's quake, and for the night in the north, although the tsunami proved small.
The aftershock caused buildings to shake and people to run out into the streets in the port of Iquique, which was one of the cities that suffered damage from the Tuesday earthquake. There were no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries from the aftershock, which was one of dozens that have followed the magnitude-8.2 quake.
State television said the aftershock caused some landslides near Alto Hospicio, a poor area in the hills above Iquique where about 2,500 homes were damaged by Tuesday' earthquake.
The Ministry of Education suspended classes again in schools in the north for Thursday.
The aftershock was felt across the border in southern Peru, where people in the cities of Tacna and Arequipa fled buildings in fear. Police Lt. Freddy Cuela in Tacna said no damage or injuries were reported. Peru's navy tweeted a tsunami alert for the country's extreme southern coast, which is next to the Chilean region hit by the quakes.
Earlier, authorities reported just six deaths from Tuesday's magnitude-8.2 quake, but didn't rule out the possibility others could have been killed in older structures made of adobe in remote communities that weren't immediately accessible.
The tsunami after Tuesday night's quake caused the sea to rise only 8 feet (2.5 meters) in Iquique, a city of nearly 200,000 people, although that was enough to sink and damage many fishing boats. Iquique's fishermen poked through the wreckage Wednesday trying to assess what it will coast to repair and replace.
Still, as Bachelet deployed hundreds of anti-riot police and soldiers to prevent looting and round up escaped prisoners, it was clear the loss of life and property could have been much worse from Tuesday's powerful tremor.
Tuesday night's mandatory evacuation lasted 10 hours in Iquique and Arica, the cities closest to the epicenter, and kept 900,000 people out of their homes along Chile's coast. The order to leave was spread through cellphone text messages and Twitter, and reinforced by blaring sirens in neighborhoods where people regularly practice earthquake drills.
But the system has its shortcomings: The government has yet to install tsunami warning sirens in parts of Arica, leaving authorities to shout orders by megaphone. And less than 15 percent of Chileans have downloaded the smartphone application that can alert them to evacuation orders.
Chile is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries, and tsunamis are a particular danger because of activity in the fault zone just offshore where the Nazca tectonic plate plunges beneath the South American plate.
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Install Patched vyum
The Issue
If you are getting the following error:-
You are using a version of yum which is insecure and broken in chroot related operations; either apply the patches shipped in the 'contrib/' directory of util-vserver, or ask the author of yum to apply them (preferred). In the meantime, 'vyum' will continue with dirty hacks which might not work when the vserver is running and local DOS attacks are possible. Execution will continue in 5 seconds...
How to solve
Find your Yum version
yum --version
Change directory
cd /usr/src/*/SOURCES/
Next find the correct patch at http://svn.linux-vserver.org/svn/util-vserver/trunk/contrib/ and download it (replace X.X.X with your yum version)
wget http://svn.linux-vserver.org/svn/util-vserver/trunk/contrib/yum-X.X.X-chroot.patch
Now lets create a directory to build all this
cd /root mkdir yum-chroot cd yum-chroot
Go to http://rpm.pbone.net/ and search for yum-X.X.X Pick the correct version eg 32 or 64bit, etc Then click the SOURCE file (important, don't go to the RPM's) Select the right option from the list (eg. Centos or Redhat) Then pick a mirror (replace X.X.X with your yum version)
wget ftp://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/os/Linux/distr/CentOS/5.0/os/SRPMS/yum-X.X.X-1.el5.centos.2.src.rpm rpm -i yum-X.X.X-1.el5.centos.2.src.rpm
Now we will have 'yum.spc' file to modify, move it to our working directory
cp /usr/src/*/SPECS/yum.spec .
Edit the yum.spec file and find Patch lines as below (yours may be different):-
Patch1: yum.conf.centos Patch2: yum-fix-install.patch
And add another patch line after last Patch eg.
Patch1: yum.conf.centos Patch2: yum-fix-install.patch Patch3: yum-X.X.X-chroot.patch (replace X with version)
Then find:-
%patch1 -p1 %patch2 -p1
And add another line with the same number you added above:-
%patch1 -p1 %patch2 -p1 %patch3 -p1
Save and exit
Now the build
rpmbuild -ba yum.spec
Now update yum to our patched version
rpm -U /usr/src/*/RPMS/noarch/yum-*
vyum should now be patched, to test
vyum <vserver_name> -- update


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Installation on Linux 2.6
From Linux-VServer
This guide will explain how to install a Linux-VServer kernel and util-vserver manually from source. It is assumed that you have basic knowledge about building a custom kernel, i.e. that you know which stuff to turn on in the kernel configuration. Of course some Linux-VServer specific options are explained here.
Manual Kernel Compilation
You might ask yourself, why should I build a custom kernel? Manually configuring a kernel is often seen as the most difficult procedure a Linux user ever has to perform. Nothing is less true -- after configuring a couple of kernels you don't even remember that it was difficult ;)
However, one thing is true: you must know your system when you start configuring a kernel manually.
There are good reasons to build your kernel manually:
- Your distribution does not have a prebuilt Linux-VServer kernel
- or maybe it does, but it hasn't been compiled with the options you need
- Your distribution does not have the latest and greatest
- You don't want to install bloated prebuilt kernels
- You want a monolithic kernel and your distribution uses modules
- You can tell everyone that you built your kernels manually ;)
If you still don't want to build your own kernel, have a look at our Documentation section for how to install a prebuilt Linux-VServer kernel for your distribution. Otherwise, read on.
Getting the Sources
You'll need the vanilla kernel sources (i.e. those from kernel.org) and (of course) a Linux-VServer patch for the kernel version you intend to use. You can find links to both files in our Downloads section. (Note that for recent kernels, only development versions of the vserver patch exist. You can obtain these from http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Experimental.)
In this document we will use Linux 22.214.171.124 with Linux-VServer 188.8.131.52.
First, you have to create a directory for the sources, if you already have one, feel free to skip this step and/or adjust the paths to your needs.
# Create a directory for our sources mkdir ~/src # Switch to that directory cd ~/src
Now that we have a place to store our sources, we need to fetch them. We start with the vanilla sources.
# Get Linux 184.108.40.206 sources wget http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-184.108.40.206.tar.bz2 # Extract them tar xjf linux-22.214.171.124.tar.bz2
Now it is time to get the Linux-VServer patch and apply it to the sources. While we're at it, I tell you a nice trick I learned from Bertl, that allows you to keep a lot of source trees on your disk without using up lots of disk space (and this also speeds up 'diff' a lot, which is really nice if you do kernel-hacking). What we do is creating a hard-linked copy of our sources and patch this copy with the Linux-VServer patch. That way, only the patched files use additional disk space (and because hard-linked files are equal by definition, diff doesn't need to compare them).
# Get the Linux-VServer 220.127.116.11 patch wget http://ftp.linux-vserver.org/pub/kernel/vs2.2/patch-188.8.131.52-vs22.214.171.124.diff # Create a hard-linked copy of the vanilla sources, this will get the Linux-VServer patch applied cp -la linux-188.8.131.52 linux-18.104.22.168-vs18.104.22.168 # Switch to that new directory cd linux-184.108.40.206-vs126.96.36.199 # Patch the sources cat ../patch-18.104.22.168-vs188.8.131.52.diff | patch -p1
Now you have two sources, the vanilla sources for 184.108.40.206 and the Linux-VServer sources for 188.8.131.52-vs220.127.116.11. You might ask "Why do I need two source trees at all? I only want one kernel!" and that's a good question.
Here's one answer: Updates! If a new vanilla kernel is released, you can just download the patch from your version to the new version. Otherwise, if you would have applied the patch to your one and only vanilla source tree, you would not be able to do this. The same applies for new Linux-VServer releases. That is, if a new Linux-VServer patch is available, you can simply create another hardlinked copy of your vanilla sources and apply the new patch using the copy. This can really save you time (and bandwidth), since you can keep everything you might need, without wasting a lot of disk space.
But be aware that this needs some discipline when hacking the source. Because hard-linked files share the same data on the disk, you need to make sure that your editor does The Right Thing, otherwise you might mess up all your source trees...
An even better way of dealing with this, if using more disk space is not a big issue, is to use a version control system. Git, for example, is specifically designed for dealing with a project with many different but similar versions, and is in fact used to handle the source code of the Linux kernel itself. Rather than downloading and extract a tarfile, it's possible to directly copy the kernel sources from the Git repository at [git.kernel.org] into your own local repository.
Configuring the Kernel
Under Ubuntu (on 8.04 Hardy x86_64 tested) the configuration files of the existing kernel can be found in the /boot directory with a name similar to: config-'uname -r'-general. This file can be used if copied to the source dir of the kernel as a starting point to configure the rest of the kernel. The filename must be .config.
Now go to your kernel source directory and execute make menuconfig. This will fire up an ncurses-based configuration menu. (Of course you can use whatever configuration method you like, there is a text based one (make config), a GTK based one (make gconfig), and even a QT based one (make xconfig)). make oldconfig is particularly useful because it only asks you about kernel options that are supported by the kernel but that don't already have a value assigned to them in your .config. Looking through all the available options can be tedious; make oldconfig saves you time by only showing new the new ones (in this case, vserver-related options).
# Configure the kernel using a ncurses based menu make menuconfig
It is out of the scope of this guide to explain all the available configuration options. If you feel unsure about certain options, either use the default value, or consult your distribution manuals and the documentation shipped with the kernel for help.
Nevertheless, we will explain the Linux-VServer configuration options, of course. Depending on your version your configuration options may look similar to the following:
Linux VServer ---> [*] Enable Legacy Kernel API (<2.3) [ ] Show a Legacy Version ID [*] Enable dynamic context IDs (2.1 - 2.2) [ ] Disable Legacy Networking Kernel API (2.0.x only) [*] Enable Legacy Networking Kernel API (2.1 - 2.2) [*] Automatically Assign Loopback IP (2.3+) [*] Automatic Single IP Special Casing (2.3+) [ ] Remap Source IP Address (<2.3) [*] Enable COW Immutable Link Breaking (2.1+) [ ] Enable Virtualized Guest Time (2.1+) [ ] Enable Guest Device Mapping (2.1, 2.3) [*] Enable Proc Security [ ] Enable Hard CPU Limits [ ] Avoid idle CPUs by skipping Time (2.1+) [ ] Limit the IDLE task Persistent Inode Tagging (UID24/GID24) ---> [ ] Tag NFSD User Auth and Files [ ] Enable Inode Tag Propagation (2.1+) [ ] Honor Privacy Aspects of Guests (2.1+) [256] Maximum number of Contexts (1-65533) (2.2+) [*] VServer Warnings (2.2+) [ ] VServer Debugging Code [ ] VServer History Tracing (64) Per-CPU History Size (32-65536) [ ] VServer Scheduling Monitor (2.1+) (1024) Per-CPU Monitor Queue Size (32-65536) (2.1+) (256) Per-CPU Monitor Sync Interval (0-65536) (2.1+)
- Enable Legacy Kernel API
- This enables the legacy API used in vs1.xx, maintaining compatibility with older vserver tools, and guest images that are configured using the legacy method. You shouldn't enable it for new linux-vserver installations.
- Show a Legacy Version ID
- This shows a special legacy version to very old tools which do not handle the current version correctly. This will probably disable some features of newer tools so better avoid it, unless you really, really need it for backwards compatibility.
- Enable dynamic context IDs
- This enables support for in-kernel dynamic context IDs which are deprecated and soon to be removed.
- Enable/Disable Legacy Networking Kernel API
- This enables/disables the legacy networking API which is required by the chbind tool in util-vserver <= 0.30.209. That is a fairly old version of util-vserver, so unless you know you'll be using something that ancient, feel free to disable this option.
- Automatically Assign Loopback IP
- Enable this to get a unique 127.x.y.1(x.y matches the context id) address for each network context automatically, and enable the NXF_LBACK_REMAP and NXF_HIDE_LBACK flags. This creates a per-guest, isolated 127.0.0.1 address. This has the side effect that services bound to 127.0.0.1 on the host will be inaccessible from guests by default; be sure this is what you want before enabling this option.
- Automatic Single IP Special Casing
- Enabling this option will make the kernel automatically set NXF_SINGLE_IP for contexts which have only one IP address (note: a loopback address does not count). (TODO: add a link here to a page that explains what NXF_SINGLE_IP does, or briefly explain it here.)
- Remap Source IP Address
- This allows to remap the source IP address of 'local' connections from 127.0.0.1 to the first assigned guest IP.
- Enable COW Immutable Link Breaking
- This enables the COW (Copy-On-Write) link break code. It allows you to treat unified files like normal files when writing to them (which will implicitly break the link and create a copy of the unified file). Note that this currently doesn't work on xfs; on xfs, the new copy of the unified file will contain only binary zeroes.
- Enable Virtualized Guest Time
- This enables per guest time offsets to allow for adjusting the system clock individually per guest. This adds some overhead to the time functions and therefore should not be enabled without good reason.
- Enable Guest Device Mapping
- This enables a generic remapping/access control interface for device nodes used inside the guest. For example, you could rewrite a guest's attempts to use /dev/hda to /dev/sda. This is normally not needed; guests don't normally use device nodes associated with physical hardware at all. (Of course, remapping can also be applied to device nodes that don't correspond to physical hardware.)
- Enable Proc Security
- This configures ProcFS security to initially hide non-process entries for all contexts except the main and spectator context (i.e. for all guests), which is a secure default.
- Enable Hard CPU Limits
- This will compile in code that allows the Token Bucket Scheduler to put processes on hold when a context's tokens are depleted (provided that its per-context sched_hard flag is set).
- Avoid idle CPUs by skipping Time
- This option allows the scheduler to artificially advance time (per cpu) when otherwise the idle task would be scheduled, thus keeping the cpu busy and sharing the available resources among certain contexts.
- Limit the IDLE task
- Limit the idle slices, so the the next context will be scheduled as soon as possible. This might improve interactivity and latency, but will also marginally increase scheduling overhead.
- Persistent Inode Tagging
- This adds persistent context information to filesystems mounted with the tagxid option. Tagging is a requirement for per-context Disk Limits and Quota.
- Tag NFSD User Auth and Files
- Enable this if you do want the in-kernel NFS Server to use the xid tagging specified above.
- Enable Inode Tag Propagation
- This allows for the tagid= mount option to specify a tagid which is to be used for the entire mount tree.
- Honor Privacy Aspects of Guests
- When enabled, most context checks will disallow access to structures assigned to a specific context, like ptys or loop devices.
- Maximum number of Contexts
- This makes sure that at least this many contexts can be created, by making sure that this much per-CPU memory is available.
- VServer Warnings
- Enables warnings (sent to the kernel log during runtime). There's really no good reason to disable this.
- VServer Debugging Code
- Set this to yes if you want to be able to activate debugging output at runtime. It adds a probably small overhead to all vserver related functions and increases the kernel size by about 20k.
- VServer History Tracing
- This records a history of Linux-VServer events that can be replayed in the event of a panic or an oops.
- Per-CPU History Size
- This allows you to set the size of the per-CPU history buffer.
- VServer Scheduling Monitor
- Set this to yes if you want to record the scheduling decisions, so that they can be relayed to userspace for detailed analysis.
- Per-CPU Monitor Queue Size
- This allows you to specify the number of entries in the per-CPU scheduling monitor buffer.
- Per-CPU Monitor Sync Interval
- This allows you to specify the interval in ticks when a time sync entry is inserted.
Compiling and Installing
Now that your kernel is configured, it is time to compile and install it. Exit the configuration and start the compilation process:
# make && make modules_install
(Note: this will copy the resulting modules to your filesystem directly, bypassing any package manager you may have. It may be a better idea to build a kernel package you can install using your package manager. For rpm-based distributions, make rpm might work; dpkg-based distributions provide a package called kernel-package which you can use. We won't be covering these methods here.)
If you don't happen to have a really fast box, it is a good time to get a new cup of coffee now ;)
When the kernel has finished compiling, you have to copy the kernel image to your /boot partition and configure your boot loader. If you don't know how to do this, please consult your distribution manual or ask Google for help.
Manual util-vserver Compilation
The kernel alone does not help you, you also need some tools to exploit all those new features you got, so let's get them.
Getting the Sources
You will have to download the latest util-vserver source tarball from our Downloads section. In this guide we will use util-vserver-0.30.215, but note that for recent kernels and especially development versions of the vserver kernel patch, you'll need a much more recent development version.
As a first step, of course, we need to get the sources.
# Go to our source directory cd ~/src # Get the sources for util-vserver wget http://ftp.linux-vserver.org/pub/utils/util-vserver/util-vserver-0.30.215.tar.bz2 # Extract the sources tar xjf util-vserver-0.30.215.tar.bz2
Compiling and Installing
Now that we have extracted the util-vserver source we have to do the usual configure, make, make install chain. While configuring the tools you may get some error messages about missing stuff, for example dietlibc, vconfig and e2fs headers. The error messages are accompanied by explanations what you should do, so read them carefully.
# Switch to the util-vserver source directory cd util-vserver-0.30.215 # Configure the sources (you may want to adjust settings here, the defaults work, but may not suit your needs) ./configure --prefix=... --sysconfdir=... --localstatedir=... # Build the tools make # Install the tools make install install-distribution # It's a good point to fix the /proc entries for the guests /etc/init.d/vprocunhide restart (this path depends on configuration, see output of 'vserver-info')
Enabling VServers on startup
You need to enable 2 initscripts:
vprocunhide- does necessary stuff in
vservers-default- runs vservers marked as 'default' (
echo "default" > /etc/vservers/XXX/apps/init/mark) on startup
To do so, you can use 'update-rc.d' or 'rcconf' (Debian), 'chkconfig' or 'ntsysv' (Fedora).
If you get errors like:
/proc/uptime can not be accessed. Usually, this is caused by procfs-security. Please read the FAQ for more details http://linux-vserver.org/Proc-Security
then you probably need to enable
Testing your setup
To ensure that your setup works we have created two small test scripts. The testme.sh script ensures basic functionality whereas the testfs.sh script is for inode attribute testing for various filesystems.
# get the script wget http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/SCRIPT/testme.sh # make it executable chmod +x testme.sh # run the test script ./testme.sh
Be careful! The testfs.sh script might easily reformat your hard disk :)
# get the script wget http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/SCRIPT/testfs.sh # make it executable chmod +x testfs.sh # make a loopback file dd bs=1024k count=1024 if=/dev/zero of=1gb.testfile # setup the loopback losetup /dev/loop0 1gb.testfile # run the test script for legacy mode ./testfs.sh -l -t -D /dev/loop0 -M /mnt # run the test script for new-style config ./testfs.sh -t -D /dev/loop0 -M /mnt
If the scripts show any error, be sure to read how to report a bug and contact the Linux-VServer Developers for help. See Communicate for details.
Where to go from here
Now that your setup is complete and working as expected, it is time to create your first guest system. Read on at Building Guest Systems.


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