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Co-Director, Junior Theatre Production and Young Actors Workshop, Interlochen Arts Camp
Ph.D Candidate in Theatre for Youth
Ph.D in Theatre for Youth, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Expected 2020); MA in Theatre and Drama, University of Wisconsin-Madison; BA in Theatre, Grand Valley State University
Bridgett Vanderhoof is a PhD student in Interdisciplinary Theatre Studies with a focus in Theatre for Youth. She holds a MA in Theatre & Drama from UW-Madison (2015), and a BA in Theatre from Grand Valley State University (2013). Outside of academia, Bridgett has worked as an actor in Grand Rapids, MI, and as a costume designer for the Interlochen Arts Camp (15-17). While at UW-Madison, she was an Apprentice for the Kennedy Center's New Visions/New Voices play festival in 2016 and 2018; has directed and performed in University Theatre productions; and is currently a DesignLab consultant.


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I found this on Zeneedle's blog, who found it on Amy's blog and it seemed like a nice way to recap 2004.
Favourite needles for 2004:
My set of Denise needles. I love my set – it comes along in my knitting bag and I show it to anyone who wants to see – okay, and a few who probably couldn't care less. I have also just recently purchased the 2 extra long cables. I hear there is a price increase coming up, so if you are going to buy them, do it now!
Favourite On Line Shop for 2004:
Elann and Smiley's Yarns are my favs this year. Elann is just so much fun to check. They have a great selection – super deals. Smiley's is a great place to get rock-bottom prices on some good acrylic yarns, and sometimes wool too!
Favourite Yarn for 2004:
There really isn't a yarn that I don't like, but it is true that I like some better than others. First off, my own yarn that I made with my own hands this year would have to top the list. Then the great deal on some nice ribbon yarn from Elann, Schachenmayr Princess ( 72% Acrylic Microfibre/ 28% Viscose Rayon). I used it for 2 ponchos. Very slinky and fun.
Favourite finished object and KAL for 2004:
Well, my favorite finished object would have to be my Market Squares bag. I didn't do any knit-a-longs, but I looked at a lot of them. I loved watching the output on the Booga bags – and did one, but later. I have lusted after the Charlotte shawls (still to do) and am kicking around the idea of falling into the rash of Clapotis that seems to be going around **** Clapotises, Clapoti? ****
Exciting new technique for 2004:
There are more than one! Blogging, entrelac and spinning, and knitting backwards and purling backwards too (on account of said entrelac).
Be sure to share your favorites on your own blog, and if you don't have a blog – what's up with that?

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Tuesday 27.08.19, 19:00
Strelka 2020: New Programme Presentation (Lectures)
Announcement of the next Strelka education and research cycle
The term "terraforming" usually refers to transforming the ecosystems of other planets or moons to make them capable of supporting Earth-like life, but the looming ecological consequences of what is called the Anthropocene suggest that in the decades to come we will need to terraform Earth if it is to remain a viable host for Earth-like life. The next Strelka Education Programme will explore the implications of this proposition for urbanism at planetary scale, a venture that is full of risk: technical, philosophical, and biological.
The research programme will consider the past and future role of cities as a planetary network by which humans occupy the Earth's surface. Planetarity itself comes into focus in through orbiting imagining and terrestrial modeling technologies that have made it possible to measure climate change with any confidence. We will explore a renewed Copernican turn, and how the technologically-mediated shift away from anthropocentric perspectives is crucially necessary in both theory and practice.
The implications are perhaps counterintuitive. Instead of reviving ideas of "nature," we will reclaim "the artificial" — not as in 'fake' but as in 'designed'— as a foundation by which the mitigation of anthropogenic climate change is linked to the geopolitics of automation. For this, urban-scale automation is seen as part of an expanded landscape of information, agency, labor, energy that is part of a living ecology, not a substitute for one. As such the focus of urban design research shifts toward the governance of infrastructures that operate on much longer time-scales than our cultural narratives.
The vast and quickly changing expanse of the Russian territory is our site condition. From here, we look up out into space and from there back down to the Earth to orient what planetarity should mean. The questions of geotechnology, geoeconomics, geoecology and geonomos are situated between the world as it appears to us and how we appear to world as it gazes back at us through the technologies we've made.
Benjamin Bratton — Programme Director of the Strelka Institute. He is Professor of Visual Arts and Director of the Center for Design at the University of California, San Diego. He is also a Professor of Digital Design at The European Graduate School and Visiting Faculty at SCI_Arc (The Southern California Institute of Architecture).
The lecture will be held in English, with simultaneous translation into Russian.


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Working with Hyper-V and migrating VM's between VM Hosts can give some surprises now and than.
The IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx address you have entered for this network adapter is already assigned to another adapter Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter #2. Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter #2 is hidden from the Network and Dial-up Connections Folder because it is not physically in the computer or is a legacy adapter that is not working If the same address is assigned to both adapters and they both become active, only one of them will use this address. This may result in incorrect system configuration.
Recently I had to migrate a VM running on old Windows OS to a new Hyper-V host.
You would expect to just copy the VM disk for one host to the other. And start it up.
Indeed so far so good. But when the VM had a FIXED IP Address before. You will now see that new copy of the VM has assigned a DHCP IP address ?
The reason is that the the Network Adapter has changed when copying over the VM from one host to the other.
When you try to put back in the same fixed IP ADDRESS you will see this message appear.
Whatever you try it will not accept the same IP Address as before
Which can be problematic for certain applications running on the VM.
- Start a CMD prompt as an admin
- Type: set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 and press ENTER
- Type DEVMGMT.MSC and press ENTER
- In Device Manager, click VIEW then SHOW HIDDEN DEVICES
- Expand NETWORK ADAPTORS
- Right click on each greyed out NIC and select UNINSTALL
- Close all of the Windows (including your IP, Network and Sharing Center…)
- Now can assign the again the same fixed IP ADDRESS to the new Adapter that was added to you VM.


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E. Oliver Whitney is a senior editor at ScreenCrush. When not talking Game of Thrones theories or waiting for the next Terrence Malick film, Oliver is probably having an SVU marathon. Oliver was formerly an entertainment editor at Huff Post and has written for Variety, New York magazine, Indiewire, Moviefone, and Backstage.
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It's Now The Law…
I thought I would revisit email marketing as a business tool to help you grow your business because I believe it's one of the cornerstones that you need to run any successful business. I don't care whether it's local, national, or international. The reason is, when you have an email list, it's something you own.
Lately, there's a lot of buzz about email and something called CDPR, which is basically a new law that is happening over in Europe which concerns privacy. The heightened awareness may have a lot to do with the whole Cambridge Analytica Facebook thing. It's a law that's been on the books for a long time, so it's not quite a cause and effect like you might think I would be.
I've talked about owning your stuff before, like getting your own domain names, owning your own web hosting, all that kind of stuff, You should consider starting or ramping up your email program; I don't care which platform it is, it could be Outlook on your desktop, it could be Infusionsoft, or something in between. Ultimately you may rent the service provider, but the list is yours.
Number one, you're responsible for it, so that's something that you've got to keep an eye on, and I will be talking about CDPR a little further on a future post.
Creating The Lists – Gathering Names
Let's talk about email marketing in general. First and foremost, if you have nothing, then you start from scratch. One of the things that you can do is start going to networking meetings, get business cards, etc., but it's what you do with them that's important. You don't just want to take a bunch of people's emails off of business cards and put them into an email marketing program. It's akin to doing something like adding people to groups on Facebook without their permission. You may want to send out an individual email to each to say hi, and suggest a reason why they should subscribe to your email list. Then give them a call-to-action link to do so!
People tend to get a little bit cranky when they're getting emails they are not expecting. The same goes with phone calls, because of spoofed numbers that are hiding robocalls people get without being asked to be put on a list.
Even worse is getting texts, because you have to pay for every byte of data that comes across. Adding somebody to anything without their permission is uncool at best, but with email, you can expect that people are going to immediately unsubscribe. Some people won't pay attention. Some people won't open it, but the bottom line is, when you create an email program of people that want to hear what it is that you have to say, it's a great foundational business tool.
Email Lists – You Own It
When I say own it, this is what I mean: If you have people in your contact manager on your desktop computer, such as Outlook or Contacts in Mac, that's your list, and you can use that. Be aware that you cannot broadcast more than a hundred people at a time, so you have to send out multiple emails to reach a larger audience. Obviously, that's going to be a very time-consuming activity because you've got to manage it, and then see who responds. You'll get no feedback unless they're going to email you back, or they sign up for whatever it is that you're emailing them about.
In the case of an email program, my favorite is AWeber. I've done a lot of training on it, and I have a training webinar coming up if you want to check it out. Go to Baconcoach.com/AWeber where either you can register for the live webinar or watch the replay.
Ultimately, what it boils down to is this: if you pull people into a program, and you start adding them to your list, or you let them add themselves to the list, now you've created a group of people that actually want to get and open your email. The number of emails that are opened goes up. The number of people that interact with them goes up when people actually sign up for your list.
Often you can add people from a webinar or a live event. I did one a while back where I was speaking, and I had put sign-up sheets in the back of the room, and I then added those people to my list. Afterward, I sent them an email saying "Thanks for joining, here's what I promised." Then the next time I email them, they can choose to stay or unsubscribe from the list. If they are not aligned with what I am sending, or they just don't like it, that's okay. It's their prerogative. That's one of the things that a broadcast email system does. It gives people the ability to manage whether they want to be on the list or not.
If you add somebody to a Facebook group, they can always say, "I'm going to leave the group." If you ask their permission or invite them, there is a much better chance of them staying.
It's Your Audience
Ultimately, if you've got a group of people that want to hear what you have to say, then you have an audience of fans that you can create some influence with.
What I also mean by owning it, is that you have the ability, with most email programs, to be able to download those lists to a CSV file and something that can be opened up in Excel. My suggestion to you is, as you start to build your lists, make a backup. Download those lists and put them into a Dropbox or whatever format you want to back them up to, such as a local hard drive, but ultimately you want to make sure that you have access to your hard work.
Say you don't pay your bill for your email program. All your email contacts go away. I've seen that happen with websites quite a bit. Say you want to change services. You want to move up a notch or down a notch, or a bright, new, shiny program is launched. You can export those contacts and you can re-import them. Some companies are a little bit more stringent about the rules. You'll have to check out the rules for each and definitely talk to their technical support or customer support before you pull out a list and then try to upload it to a new program. But the bottom line is that if you have it in a CSV file, you can find a company that will let you import and use it.
Email Programs
AWeber is my favorite. I know you can export out of MailChimp, or Constant Contact, or Infusionsoft, or whatever, and upload it to AWeber. The difference is that each one of those programs handles the data differently.
When I first started with AWeber, I had a whole bunch of different lists for different things: webinars, affiliates, and other activities. It simply got out of hand.
They've added something called tagging, where you can tag individual people as you add them to a list, so I can tag them with a specific presentation I gave or event you attended, so I can know where they came from.
I put people, whose names I get at presentations, into a group called "presentations local", or "presentations national". That way I can see a lot more information about them and remember how or why I added them as time progresses.
Let's say somebody attended one of your live events. You can put in a tag that says "live events". Now when you send out a broadcast email, you can say, "Only send the email to everybody in this list who has been at a live event," and it segments outgoing emails to only those people.
Send Well Crafted & Targeted Emails
The last piece of this that I think is ultra-important when it comes to email marketing is this: Think about yourself sitting on the other end, the receiving end of that email. What would make you want to open it? Usually, it starts with a headline that sounds interesting to you. What would make you want to read it? Something that is geared toward you and your needs, and makes you say, "I WANT to sit here and read this."
You don't want to make it too long, unless that what your audience expects (lots of detail). If you have to make people consume a long email, chances are they won't read any of it, and they'll just close it and eventually delete it.
You want to be targeted. You want to make sure that you have a good headline to get people to open it. They want you to give them good, useful information, and you want to make it short and to the point.
Using good email practices is a great way to build your business and to build that sphere of influence with people that are actually interested in what you have to communicate, promote, and eventually sell!
Final Thoughts
Don't be all sales-y sales-y. Try to be educational and give them a reason to keep coming back. Email is not dead… It's alive and well and still growing in popularity. Although inboxes are filling up with junk, if they have signed up and asked to be on your list, you will eventually see results. It can take some time to write well-crafted emails and follow-up sequences, but it's worth it in the long run.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Comment below and share your thoughts, ideas or questions about showing the concepts presented. Have you had to overcome any of the presented concepts? What worked and what did not live up to expectations? Do you have any ideas or advice you could share?
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Target is bringing back its fan favorite buy 2, get a 1 free deal for videogames soon. The deal will go live as early as March 5 and would continue for an entire week.
However, there are some restrictions in place.
B2G1 free on all video games AND FULL GAME DOWNLOADS at Target week of March 5. Excludes Switch games pic.twitter.com/J0g1dtYeQj
— Wario64 (@Wario64) February 22, 2017
The biggest dealbreaker is that it won't apply to Nintendo Switch launch games. However, Nintendo Wii U games do fall under this offer, meaning you can still get Breath of the Wild for free in case you purchase two new games.
The offer also applies to new blockbuster releases such as Horizon: Zero Dawn and Ghost Recon: Wildlands. The deal also covers digital downloads which means in case you don't like physical copies, you can still avail of this deal.
It is to be noted that Target will make the cheapest out of the three games you purchase free, so it's smart to choose three full-priced games so you can save the most.


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Joe Biden spent more than a million dollars flying to his home in Wilmington - and $12,406 to play golf with Obama, claims shocking new book
- Biden reportedly travels to his home in Wilmington, Delaware, every weekend, according to Ron Kessler's new book, The First Family Detail
- Sometimes Biden makes same day trips from D.C to Wilmington and back again to pick up his wife, Kessler says
- He also wastes money coming back to from Wilmington on the weekend to play golf with Obama and then going back to Wilmington again
- One such trip cost a reported $12,406
Vice President Joe Biden has spent more than a million dollars of taxpayers' money taking weekend and day trips to his home in Wilmington, Delaware, according a new book.
Dubbed the 'Wilmington Shuttle' by Secret Service agents and Air Force on the Vice President's service, a new book by New York Times bestselling author Ron Kessler alleges that Biden once made a same-day trip to and from Wilmington so he could play golf with the president.
The recorded cost of that trip alone was $12,406, Kessler writes in a chapter of his not-yet-released book The First Family Detail.
'Wilmington Shuttle': A new book claims Vice President Joe Biden, pictured here in April, uses Air Force Two and Marine Two like a taxi service and wastes thousands of taxpayer dollars on unnecessary trips to and from his home in Wilmington, Delaware
The book, The First Family Detail, comes out on August 5
In The First Family Detail, Kessler, an award winning investigative journalist, dishes on several of Biden's dirty little secrets, including his affinity for skinny dipping and for taking private trips on his taxpayer funded helicopter and plane 'as if taking a taxi.'
Kessler claims a Secret Service agent told him that every Friday Biden takes the Marine Two helicopter to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, where he boards Air Force Two and flies home to Delaware. He then retraces his steps and goes back to Washington, D.C. at the end of the weekend.
'The cost of the flights is doubled because after dropping him off in Delaware or picking him up at Andrews, the Air Force has to fly the plane empty,' Kessler explains.
Biden frequently makes same-day trips on the plane as well, a Secret Service agent reportedly told Kessler.
' "The Air Force Two guys pull their hair out over this," ' Kessler quotes the agent as having said.
One such same-day trip allegedly took place on Friday, February 8, 2013.
Biden's official public schedule has him receiving the presidential daily briefing with President Barack Obama at 10:30 a.m.and having lunch with Obama at 1 p.m. There's nothing else on his schedule after that and no news reports documenting any public appearances from that day, suggesting that Biden may very well have been in Wilmington at some point.
Because Biden has to be on the flight for the Air Force to pay for it, he will sometimes make the trip from Washington to Wilmington just to pick up his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, and take her back to D.C. with him, a Secret Service agent told Kessler.
Biden also schedules one-off events in Arizona so he can take taxpayer funded trips to The Grand Canyon State to play golf with his family, the agent claimed.
Kessler says the Secret Service agent told him Biden's most eyebrow raising waste of government resources is when he travels to Wilmington then jets back to Andrews the next morning to play a five-hour golf with Obama.
' "Every three of four weeks when it's warm, Biden gets up there on Saturday and then will fly back on Air Force Two," Kessler claims the agent told him. ' "While Air Force Two is sitting on the tarmac at Andrews, he goes and plays golf with the president at Andrew Air Force Base, gets back on the plane, and flies back to Delaware.
' "Let me tell you something, that is egregious," ' he said.
Kessler alleges that he filed a Freedom of Information Act request in 2013 to get exact numbers on the dates of Biden's trips, how many times the Air Force flew the plane empty to come pick Biden up or drop him off and the costs of travel. However, Biden's deputy counsel, Jessica R. Hertz, instructed the Air Force not to hand over the information to him, Kessler claims.
' "They are covering up," ' Kessler says an Air Force officer told him. ' "We spent a lot of time compiling the records, but Biden's office said logs for each flight would have to be consulted. This is a smokescreen to delay providing any records as long as possible." '
Kessler called the vice president's office's actions 'unprecedented' and contradictory to the president's order that his administration should 'apply a presumption of openness' in fulfilling such requests.
'Much like President Nixon's cover-ups, it is an effort to direct government officials to hide personal abuse,' he writes in The First Family Detail.
Kessler says he eventually received the information he was seeking from the Air Force and found out that Biden's trips to and from Delaware from the start of his first term as vice president through March of 2013 cost $979,680. And that amount is only for the fuel and maintenance of Air Force Two. It does not include the cost of fuel for Marine Two or the salaries of the helicopters crew.
Over the same time period, Kessler says the Air Force told him Biden flew back and forth from Wilmington to D.C. 225 times. Those trips actually required a total of 400 flights, though, because of what Kessler calls 'deadhead' trips - return flights when Biden was not on the plane.
The investigative journalist also found out that the total Air Force Two costs from Biden's personal trips in fiscal year 2012 were $288,080, and that an April 21, 2012, trip back to Andrews to play golf with Obama cost the aforementioned $12,406.
Kessler's assertion is backed by similar reporting from long-time White House reporter Keith Koffler last year. Koffler estimated on his White House Dossier blog that Biden's weekend trips were running taxpayers $13,200 just for the Air Force Two flight costs.
In his report on Biden's non-stop travel to Wilmington, Koffler also questions the need for Biden to visit his home there so often.
Noting that Biden has family in Delaware and is a regular at an exclusive golf course in the area, Koffler points out that 'in an era of soaring debt' Biden was choosing 'to spend thousands of taxpayers dollars to accomodate a personal predilection.'
'Millions of American work in cities that they don't call home, but few can afford the expense of returning to their ancestral grounds regularly,' Koffler wrote. 'And none can rest their heads on pillows at the beautiful vice president's mansion at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington.'
Kessler says the irony of Biden's outrageous spending is that the president a put him in charge of the administration's Campaign to Cut waste in 2011 and claimed Biden would 'hunt down and eliminate misspent tax dollars in every agency and department across the federal government.'
Biden then told supporters of the administration in an email that he was the 'new sheriff in town,' Kessler noted.
In The First Family Detail author Ronald Kessler claims that Biden regularly travels to to Wilmington on Friday, returns to the D.C. area to play golf with President Barack Obama on Saturday, then flies back to Wilmington for the remainder of the weekend. The president and vice president are pictured here at the Fort Belvoir Golf Club on Father's Day in 2009
While Kessler and the Secret Service agent he spoke with characterized Biden's gas guzzling golf trips with the president as occurring frequently, a report from The Hill last month said the vice president had not played together for nearly a year.
The last time Obama was known to have gotten together with Biden out on the green was in August of 2013, The Hill stated.
Furthermore, Biden has said multiple times throughout his vice presidency that he would prefer to take the cheaper, Amtrak train service between Wilmington and D.C. like he did when he was a Senator, but the Secret Service won't let him because it 'gives too many opportunities for people to interact with me in a way they wouldn't like to see.'
It was only after last year's budget cutting sequester that Biden was able to convince the Secret Service to allow him to take the train again.
'I was able to say, "Look guys, I've got to take the train now -- it's cheaper than flying." So I get to take the train again,' Biden said at a National Association of Attorney's General event in February of 2013.
Still, Kessler says, the onus is on Biden for taking so many trips on the taxpayer's dime knowing just how much they were costing.
'While Secret Service agents say flying is the most secure way for Biden to make the trips, the question is why the sheriff who is supposed to cut out government waste thinks it is appropriate to take such frequent trips for personal reasons,' Kessler writes in The First Family Detail.
Likewise, the Secret Service agents and Air Force officers assigned to Biden's detail 'express outrage at what they consider an abuse,' he said.
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Is this what Waco would have looked like with protesters? (Note: the video is not work friendly.)
Bundy does not appear to have any intention of paying the fees.
So now we will see (if anyone at a mainstream media outlet cares to share it) what happens when someone stands up to the state. What will happen? Cliven Bundy will be dealt with in the only way the government knows how to deal with dissent: if he will not comply voluntarily, he will be compelled to do so with violence. His cattle will be stolen or slaughtered. His property will no longer be his, whether it is stolen outright or he is legislated out of existence. His life will be turned upside down. He or the people around him will be harmed physically. Death is even a possibility—if only one could ask the people who died at the Branch Davidien compound in Waco, Texas how that worked out—and for what?
To answer that question, consider the bolded statement above: Bundy and his family have been allowing their cattle to graze on the land since well before the restrictions were in place. Again, no one appears to be disputing that. What Bundy and his family were doing was completely legal. Then it was made illegal. By continuing to do what was once legal, Bundy became a de facto criminal—the "fees" that he owes clearly demonstrate this. As the action in question is how Bundy supports himself and his family, his legitimate way of making a living was made illegitimate by the stroke of someone's pen.
And that is why the men with the guns are showing up to round up Bundy's cattle. Will it end there? For most people, the whole incident never mattered anyway—Bundy broke the law! Why should I care if he suffers? For Bundy, his life will probably change to the point that this may never end. But where does it end for the rest of us—the non-criminals?
It doesn't take much imagination to understand that we no longer live with a government which seeks to protect one group of people from another group of people. We now live with a government which seeks only to protect itself from the same people it claims to protect. When our legal actions are made illegal and the government agencies with the guns show up to round up those who refused to pay their "fees", the guns which are now pointed at men like Cliven Bundy will one day be pointed at the likes of you and me. And at that point, who will care for us?
Prohibition. The ever-changing laws regarding subjects ranging from marijuana to gun ownership. Executive Order 6102, which—at one time—outlawed the private ownership of gold. In the next few years, we'll see the enforcement of fine payments for those who refuse to purchase health insurance required by the Affordable Care Act. What would you do if your way of living was made illegal tomorrow? It's all fun and games when the government puts the gun to someone else's head, but if no one stands for Cliven Bundy now, then the powers that decimate his life will continue to gain momentum until we all suffer their effects. Once a government can't afford to treat foreigners as terrorists, it won't be fun for those it can afford to prosecute.
* As an side, doesn't the existence of a "fee" seem to imply that the desert tortoise can repopulate as long as Bundy pays to share the area with them? Surely there is more to that, but it does bring to mind the federal governments approach of "if one woman can make one baby in nine months, we'll have nine women make a baby in one month." It doesn't make sense, but it is what it is.


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Atomic host is a great technology for containerized applications. I like it especially on bare metal machines. In this post I will describe how to setup a simple Do-It-Yourself cluster consisting of three netbooted machines running docker over flannel. Flannel provides a NAT-less private network overlay. Through that network, application containers can easily reach any other containers within the cluster regardless of which machine they run on.
We use three machines called a1, a2, and a3. Let's designate static IP addresses to them.
- a1: 192.168.99.51
- a2: 192.168.99.52
- a3: 192.168.99.53
We install atomic host OS on these machines via netboot from another host. Let's call that host boothost. It holds all installation and configuration files. We set up an unattended installation and configuration using kickstart and cloud-init.
Thanks to ostree and cloud-init, we can simplify
kickstart.cfg immensely. We need to tell it how to partition disks, where the ostree repository is, and where cloud-init files reside. Sometimes I wonder if the entire kickstart can be reduced to nil by writing appropriate cloud-init modules but for now we go with the tradition.
Most items in the kickstart file are selected according to local preference. Here we list those that relate to setting up the cluster. Line continuations are used for readability only, they don't appear in the scripts.
ostreesetup --osname="Fedora-Cloud_Atomic" \
--remote="Fedora-Cloud_Atomic" \
--url="http://boothost/f22-atomic/content/repo" \
--ref="fedora-atomic/f22/x86_64/docker-host" --nogpg
services --enabled=cloud-init,cloud-config,cloud-final,cloud-init-local
bootloader --location=mbr --append="ds=nocloud\;seedfrom=/var/cloud-init/"
part /boot --fstype=ext4 --asprimary --size=512 --ondrive=sda
part pv.01 --fstype=ext4 --asprimary --grow --ondrive=sda
volgroup fedora pv.01
logvol swap --vgname=fedora --fstype=swap --name=swap --recommended
logvol none --vgname=fedora --thinpool --name=docker-pool --size=100000
logvol / --vgname=fedora --fstype=ext4 --name=root --grow --percent=95
clearpart --all --initlabel --drives=sda
ostree remote add --set=gpg-verify=false \
Fedora-Cloud_Atomic \
mkdir /var/cloud-init
curl http://boothost/f22-atomic/meta-data.a1 > /var/cloud-init/meta-data
curl http://boothost/f22-atomic/user-data > /var/cloud-init/user-data
curl http://boothost/f22-atomic/bootcmd > /var/cloud-init/bootcmd
chmod a+x /var/cloud-init/bootcmd
Items text and ostreesetup are boilerplate, nothing special about them. I prefer text because sometimes only a serial console is available. ostreesetup gives the opportunity to install some other system, such as centos atomic for example. In this exercise, we take the default fedora tree.
Since by default cloud-init is disabled we need to enable those services in services.
For bare metal installations, I prefer cloud-init datasource located directly on the local disk. This selection is made by setting 'ds=nocloud' in bootloader. It can also be configured to fetch from a URL using nocloud-net if that's more suitable. Notice that semicolon must be escaped. Otherwise grub might fail because the bootline is truncated.
Disk partitioning is largely a local preference. Here, LVM is used only because docker with devmapper works best with dedicated thin pool partition. The rest of the disk goes to / partition for simplicity. Note that even with a thin pool, docker volumes still go to local disk under
/var/lib/docker. Ideally, we'd forego LVM and allocate a single / ext4 partition. This is possible with overlayfs for example.
In the %post section, we point to a live ostree repository and we also install cloud-init configuration. The installation amounts to copying three files. Two of them are the standard cloud-init files: meta-data and user data. The third one is the script that sets up the cluster. Note that meta-data sets hostname. We need to supply different meta-data for each machine.
There are many ways cloud-init configuration can be structured and applied during the boot process. Here, we go with simplicity keeping DIY cluster installations in mind. We use generic options in meta-data and user-data delegating most of the work to a single script.
instance-id: iid-local01
local-hostname: a1
We set hostname as a1, a2, a3 respectively for each machine.
password: letmein
ssh_pwauth: True
chpasswd: { expire: False }
- ssh-dss AAAAB3...pbLwNOo= me@diycluster
- name: fedora
- groups: docker
- /var/cloud-init/bootcmd
The first line is not a comment, it is required for the file to be recognized as a cloud-init configuration. We set password for user fedora. This user is hardcoded into the image. We also setup an ssh key for a more secure access. Sometimes things don't go as planned so a password comes in handy if all we get is a serial console. We add user fedora to group docker to gain direct access to docker.
The last item, bootcmd, instructs cloud-init to run a script on the earliest opportunity. The script runs before docker starts and before network is configured. This gives us a perfect opportunity to configure the cluster before any defaults interfere with the intentions.
# Run on boot once
set -eux
if [ -f /etc/systemd/system/etcd.service.d/restart.conf ]; then
exit 0
groupadd -r docker
# Setup etcd
host=$(grep local-hostname /var/cloud-init/meta-data | cut -d: -f2 | tr -d [:space:])
mv /etc/etcd/etcd.conf /etc/etcd/etcd.conf.save
cat <<EOF >/etc/etcd/etcd.conf
# [member]
mkdir /etc/systemd/system/etcd.service.d
cat <<EOF >/etc/systemd/system/etcd.service.d/restart.conf
# Setup flannel
mv /etc/sysconfig/flanneld /etc/sysconfig/flanneld.save
cat <<EOF >/etc/sysconfig/flanneld
mkdir /etc/systemd/system/flanneld.service.d
cat <<EOF >/etc/systemd/system/flanneld.service.d/init.conf
ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/etcdctl set /admin/flannel/config \
# Restart
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable etcd.service
systemctl enable flanneld.service
systemctl reboot
The if statement makes sure the script runs only once after installation. We add group
docker to give user
fedora access to docker.
The etcd setup uses bash string processing to deduce the host's name and its assigned ip address. The name of the host is set in the meta-data file. Cluster configuration is set in the cluster variable. This setting relies on dhcp always allocating listed IP addresses to the named hosts. Once host and ip are computed we setup standard etcd bootstrap. We setup a restart in case of failures using a systemd unit drop-in. It is not necessary but etcd is sometimes confused during boot which causes it to give up. A simple restart brings it back to operation.
Flannel needs to know what network to use as an overlay. We convey that information in an etcd key which is set before flannel starts. The setting of the key will block until the cluster comes up. This may take several minutes depending on the initial boot sequence. In case of flannel, we add a restart as well. As with etcd, it is not necessary but sometimes allows flannel to recover from weird etcd states.
Finally, we enable etcd and flannel services before rebooting. I prefer to go through a reboot, rather than continue, because this gives me a better idea what will happen on any subsequent restart whether due to maintenance, power down, or any other reason.
Start the Cluster
With this configuration, we can now netboot the three machines and they will come up forming an operational atomic host cluster. We login and run hostname command for a simple check if everything is alright.
fedora@a1 ~ $ hostname -I
192.168.99.51 172.18.66.0 172.18.66.1
We can see the IP addresses from the flannel range which is an indication that docker started over flannel network thus implying that all components performed as intended: netboot, kickstart, cloud-init, etcd, flannel, and docker.
To be doubly sure, we run a container and see if we can ping the other hosts.
fedora@a1 ~ $ etcdctl ls admin/flannel/subnets
fedora@a1 ~ $ docker run -it --rm centos:7 /bin/bash
[root@080a4f9e60a2 /]# ping 172.18.18.1
PING 172.18.18.1 (172.18.18.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 172.18.18.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=61 time=0.955 ms
64 bytes from 172.18.18.1: icmp_seq=2 ttl=61 time=2.23 ms
64 bytes from 172.18.18.1: icmp_seq=3 ttl=61 time=1.01 ms
--- 172.18.18.1 ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 2003ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.955/1.400/2.230/0.587 ms
[root@080a4f9e60a2 /]# exit
First we find out which flannel subnets have been allocated, then we start a container and run a ping targeting flannel end points on the other machines.
Assuming everything has gone according to plan, it works! Now you should have a simple bare metal Atomic Host cluster to work with.


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Bread Machine Tomato Bread
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1½ teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons parsley
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Looking at Venture Capital in the last few years you would think the biggest investment in India would have been in Infotech, or in services (like Flipkart) or even in telecom.
But strangely, the biggest investment as a percentage has been Real Estate.
Since 2007, Venture Capital Investments in Real Estate have beaten others by a large margin, and as of December 2012 were nearly at Rs. 10,000 cr. (about 30% higher than the next sector – Telecom).
Here's an interactive graph by Capital Mind's Data Division (current only employee: Me). Hover over labels to see values. Click on the legend to deselect items (so you can remove all except telecom to see the trend in the telecom sector).
Chart courtesy the nvD3 library.
If you can't see the image above, here's a static one for you:
This is cumulative, so no fresh investments have come into the sector in a while, though. But it tells you – It's not just Indians that are obsessed with Indian Real Estate!
Awesome chart! Taking data representation to the new level
Telecom Investment does not appear to be correct.
In the Nov'12 auction Telenor bid for around 4000 Cr worth of spectrum. With payment schedule they would have forked a sizeable chunk in Q4'12, Graph does not reflect any such bumps….
Brilliant presentation of data! Great job by the Capital Mind Data Division 🙂
Hi Deepak,
What is the source of this data?
Good presentation…thks
Hi Deepak,
I thought that VCs will invest whenever they see potential upside. If they see upside on the RE side, they will invest, there is nothing wrong in that or being obsessed about it.
And as RE has slown down in last 2-3 years , data does not show any fresh investment. Hence this data shows that VCs are smart and have stopped investing when they don't see upside.
Tought data is useful, I fail to understand, do you want to convey something else.
Great compilation. Real estate seems logical. The sources will remain the mystery, but not difficult to guess.
Is there a break up of real estate data – like residential, commercial, roads, other infra?


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Season one takes the listener on a six-episode a journey into the heritage and legacy of Heaven Hill. Each episode contains exclusive interviews from the people who know Heaven Hill best and provides a unique, behind-the-scenes look at how Heaven Hill went from filling the first barrel to a portfolio of award-winning whiskeys almost 85 years later. From President Max Shapira to expert taster Tawnie Gootee, each person interviewed provides listeners with a window into the largest independent, family-owned and operated distillery in America.
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To complement the ongoing programme of exhibitions, the Royal Scottish Academy and Friends of the RSA Organisation host a number of exciting events which are open to the public.
From gallery talks and evening lectures by artists and art specialists to evenings of poetry and music in the galleries to our reputed William Gillies Bequest Lecture – an annual event which has a long history of distinguished international speakers – there is something for everyone!
Please note that the RSA Friends also host a number of gallery talks and tours for their members. For more information, or if you are interested in becoming an RSA Friend please call 0131 225 3922
Friday 10 February
RSA Library @ 11am – 12pm Tickets £4
2004 Friend's Bursary winner. The outcome of her award is still on going, as she further develops her study and produces a new body of prints which she will share with us as part of her talk.
Thursday 16 February
The craft of a contemporary silversmith
RSA Library @ 6-7pm, Wine served from 5.30pm. Tickets £6
His work can be found in Royal and public collections and he was recently selected to make the 'Three Honours' sculpture which is on display in the new Scottish Parliament building. The sculpture was commissioned by The Incorporation of Goldsmiths of the City of Edinburgh and presented by Her Majesty the Queen on the opening of Holyrood. Graham will be talking about his recent works and the traditional techniques he uses.
Friday 10 March
RSA LIBRARY TALK – GEORGE WYLIE RSA Breaking the mould
RSA Library @ 11am – 12pm, Coffee from 10.30am. Tickets £4
Non-conformist, Public artist, RSA Member, former SSA president, supporter of performance art, welder, writer, sculptor … all are descriptions of George Wyllie, but fall well short of capturing the essence of the man himself. Specialising in mixed media, kinetic, installation, and performance art, he has developed a distinct form of Social Sculpture, humorously exploring Joseph Beuy's assertion that 'all art is questionable'. During his talk George hopes give us an insight into a lifetimes work. For George Wylie, balance and equilibrium are critical.
Wednesday 22 March 2006
ALEXANDER MOFFAT OBE RSA (Elect)
China – an exploration of poems, drawing and painting
Royal College of Physicians on Queen Street @ 7.15pm – 8.30pm
Doors open from 6.30pm, Tickets (including wine) £7
Alexander Moffat first travelled to China in 2003, visiting Xi'an where he participated in an international conference on drawing, and Beijing where he was a guest of the Central Academy of Fine Art. He was invited to return in 2004 (accompanied by the poet Alan Riach – Head of Scottish Literature at the University of Glasgow) to Guilin in the southern province of Guanxi. Sandy will discuss the relationship between writing poems, drawing and painting. How does the exploration of ideas through language or line relate to the visual or intellectual comprehension of landscape? Is it the same process in Chine as it is in Scotland?
Friday 7 April 2006
RSA LIBRARY TALK – DUNCAN ROBERTSON Maid in Germany
RSA Library @ 11am – 12pm, Coffee from 10.30am. Tickets £4
The second of our bursary winners from 2004, sculptor Duncan Robertson has been able to use this award to fund a two month studio exchange to Munich. Since returning to Scotland in 2000, he has maintained his own practice from the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.
Live music from Moishe's Bagel In the RSA Annual Exhibition
Monday 8 May 7 – 9pm
Rip-roaring, toe-tapping jazz-influenced klezmer and Balkan music – an intoxicating mix of Eastern European dance music and Middle Eastern rhythms! Tickets £15 including wine & mini bagels 0131 225 3922


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In an era when sites like gethuman.com have to exist so that you can sneak your way into a conversation with a live human customer service rep, it's tempting to wax effusive about the Lost Age of Customer Service. If you live in a small town or small city, you're fanned by the breezes of that lost age, so to speak, but it has its drawbacks.
Fred's Vacuum Cleaner Service (a pseudonym) is one of those places. Five years ago or so, you could take a vacuum cleaner in there and they'd warn you ahead of time: "This is going to cost you." And it did: $7.23, $11.65, and on in that range. They charge more now, but they still care, really care about vacuum cleaners. And that's not altogether a good thing.
You're picking up your ancient, wheezing Hoover upright from the shop, and the conversation's going swimmingly. You mention that you have another vacuum cleaner that needs to be fixed.
"Is it still under warranty?" Still jovial.
You mumble that it might be.
"What kind is it?"
A gift. A Dyson.
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April 2019 Monthly Presentation
Buffalo Bill
When: Thursday, April 11 at 7pm
Who: Jeff Norman, Buffalo Bill
Where: Philip S. Miller Library, 100 S. Wilcox, Castle Rock
Cost: Free
From Legend to Life
"I longed for the cool air of the mountains, and to the mountains I determined to go." And so he did. The rest is history, and a lot of it.
William Cody, aka Buffalo Bill, lived a long and storied life, some of it here in Colorado. He is buried on Lookout Mountain near Golden, and his spirit still walks today, in the reenactor Jeff Norman.
Norman will perform the story of Cody's amazingly diverse life and personality for the Castle Rock Historical Society's monthly presentation on April 11th. And the audience will be in for a real treat, as well as a real trip back in time to the glory days of the Old West. Not many know Cody the way Norman does, and there are some definite surprises in store about the very self-promoting and colorful character.
It may be coincidence, but Norman actually looks like the legend himself. People would remark on it, and one day, an Abraham Lincoln reenactor suggested that Norman, a former Marine, should look into it. Norman responded that he'd have to research Cody and see if he liked the man. He didn't just like him, he was fascinated.
"I soon leaned that Bill was in the middle of it all… Bleeding Kansas, the Civil War, Sioux Indian Wars, Manifest Destiny…" And, he knew all the right people. Over the course of his life, he met the most famous mountain men and Native Chiefs of the time, but he also mixed with the likes of Thomas Edison and Susan B. Anthony.
Norman says he worked for months crafting his presentation, finding the anecdotes that made him human, not just a character out of the pages of a book, delving into stories about his penchant for social reform at the time, or how his mother saved his life when he was a teenager. And that's what makes his presentation so special and exciting.
Norman brings his history alive to the students in Douglas County, teaching them not just about the man, but about the times and the historical events that shaped his life, like the Colorado gold rush, the Civil War, the American West, and the beginnings of the film age (yes, there are about 40 known films in which he appears!).
He is nationally known for his presentation, and says this "second" career has been more rewarding than he could have ever imagined. He says he's seen "such a hunger for history," in his travels, and has a passion for others to become reenactors, to research and get inside the minds and spirits of historical figures. He even wrote a book about it called, "Re-enacting: A Guide to the Rewarding and Lucrative Career of Becoming Instantly Famous."
Join the Castle Rock Historical Society on Thursday evening as Buffalo Bill comes riding into town!
February 2019 Monthly Presentation
Welcome to Wellspring Community!
When: Wednesday, February 13that 7pm (note that this is Wednesday, not Thursday this month)
Who: Mary Lou Fenton, Founder of Wellspring Community
See what's making history in our community!
History is us, here and now, just as it was for those who came before us. It's the people who share the same time and space, and what they do with those things. History is not just who we were, it's also who we are, now. Take a look around and see what will be history going forward, what a future generation might say about who we were and what we did.
A large part of our history, in any age, is the people and the community who are together on this surging journey of life.
A small but vibrant and amazing part of this community that history will smile on is Wellspring. And it all started with a mother, trying to make the best of life for her adult daughter with developmental disabilities, and others like her.
Mary Lou Fenton realized that her daughter Emily would have few opportunities in adulthood; she couldn't drive and would need her parents' support for the rest of her life. "We started by talking to a lot of other parents of teens with special needs, researching programs around the country that were doing great things for folks with developmental disabilities and mostly praying for a wildly creative idea to give Emily and her friends a full and wonderful future," she says.
So she started a weekly cookie-baking class at home for Emily and three high school friends.She had no idea where that would lead. These "classes" became the journey of a lifetime for Fenton, a journey she's invited others to share. The creativity became contagious.
Looking Forward
"Today we serve over 80 adults with special needs," she says. "We call the folks we serve STARS – Specially Talented Adults Raising Standards – from 5 counties. We operate several special enterprises and offer a wide variety of enrichment classes to give our STARS meaningful, productive activity in a nurturing environment." We have recently received a 2.7-acre land donation in Castle Rock to build a Wellspring headquarters so we can serve more folks. And this summer, we will be launching our first satellite in Colorado Springs!"
It's been a life-changing event for Fenton and for all of the families that Wellspring serves. Each individual finds their own talent, whether it's baking, ceramics, gardening, or one of the many enrichment classes. The long-term goal is for Wellspring to eventually provide lifelong residential services so their STARS can live in safe and loving homes with friends when their parents can no longer provide their care.
These adults show their assurance while working at the cozy Wellspring Café and Bakery in the Emporium, and you can buy their unique pottery there, too.
Wellspring is making history in our time, better for those that follow. "We are seeing the lives of adults with all kinds of special needs transformed as we treat them with dignity and respect and provide opportunities to develop their potential and live life to the fullest," says Fenton.
Fenton will be presenting her on-going journey to the Castle Rock Historical Society on February 13th. Everyone is welcome to hear the rest of this inspiring story.


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Eesti Nägu osa II. Portraits of famous estonians, made by school children
Lents lipu kütkes
Mitte-igav Liiv
a mad poet Juhan Liiv
Nina krimpsutav postipapa Jannsen
The founder of the first newspaper, Johann Voldemar Jannsen
Liiv vanast pääst
The same poet as before, except at a different age
A music expert Valter Ojakäär
An actor who was viciosly murdered who was a master at reading poems and sang beautifully. His name was Sulev Luik (swan). This version of him reminds me of the russian poet Pushkin
Tüüne Meri, Gandhi moodi Meri, Moka-Meri, terane Meri
4 times president, always THE president, Lennart Meri.
Juhan Aavik [???] Ma ei tea, muusikaõpetajad valisid sellise tegelase. Ei tea, ei tunne, aga ära me tegime.
Some kind of composer picked for embroidering by the music teacher, that I personally do not know anything about
And who the heck was this, exactly? The sign on it got lost so I haven´t got the slightest clue.
See kool VÕIKS olla kunstikool. Sest nad lihtsalt ei saa aru kui h'ästi neil välja tuleb. Eriti mõnel sellisel, kes polegi kunagi varem portreed teinud.
They just don´t SEE how good they are. It SHOULD be an art specialized school. It is often the first time to draw a portrait for some of them.


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The U.S. was beset by denial and dysfunction as the coronavirus raged — By the time Donald Trump proclaimed himself a wartime president — and the coronavirus the enemy — the United States was already on course to see more of its people die than in the wars of Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq combined.
Discussion: Mother Jones, Raw Story, No More Mister Nice Blog, POLITICUSUSA, Blue Virginia and The Moderate Voice
Marianne Szegedy-Maszak / Mother Jones: The Washington Post Just Laid out the "Devastating Consequences" of Trump's Inept Pandemic Response
Matthew Chapman / Raw Story: White House blew up at HHS secretary Azar in February for asking for too much money to fight pandemic: report
Steve M. / No More Mister Nice Blog: SO WHAT EXACTLY WAS TRUMP TOO BUSY DOING DURING IMPEACHMENT TO FOCUS ON THE CORONAVIRUS?
Lowkell / Blue Virginia: So Much for the "Trump Bump?" …
Washington Post:
Live updates: Confirmed coronavirus cases top 300,000 in U.S. as Fauci stresses social distancing …
Live updates: Confirmed coronavirus cases top 300,000 in U.S. as Fauci stresses social distancing …
Discussion: Talking Points Memo
Jonathan Swan / Axios:
Trump considers billionaire ally Steve Feinberg for senior intel role — President Trump is seriously considering installing billionaire investor Steve Feinberg in a senior role at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, according to four sources familiar with the planning.
Discussion: The Guardian, Raw Story and Wall Street Journal
Martin Pengelly / The Guardian: Trump 'decapitating' intelligence leadership amid coronavirus crisis - Schiff
Bob Brigham / Raw Story: Trump considering a billionaire investor for Office of the Director of National Intelligence: report
Alex Leary / Wall Street Journal: Trump Nominates White House Lawyer to Oversee Coronavirus Business Loans
Natasha Bertrand / Politico:
'A searing time for whistleblowers': Ousted intel watchdog wrote private letter to Schumer — Two weeks before he was fired, Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson told the Senate's top Democrat that the past six months had been "a searing time for whistleblowers," …
Tal Axelrod / The Hill:
Burr says intelligence watchdog should be 'independent' after inspector general firing
Burr says intelligence watchdog should be 'independent' after inspector general firing
Discussion: Politico, Mediaite and Talking Points Memo
Andrew Desiderio / Politico: Trump defends firing 'terrible' intel community watchdog as Republicans question sacking
Aidan McLaughlin / Mediaite: Trump at Coronavirus Briefing Attacks Schiff, Cuomo, Biden, Whistleblower: 'Someone Oughta Sue His Ass Off'
New York Times:
Trump to Fire Intelligence Watchdog Who Had Key Role in Ukraine Complaint
Trump to Fire Intelligence Watchdog Who Had Key Role in Ukraine Complaint
Discussion: NBC News, Mother Jones, Washington Post, Vox, Politico, Slate, Bloomberg, Mediaite, HuffPost, Common Dreams, The Guardian, Outside the Beltway, Patterico's Pontifications and Raw Story
Jeff Stein / Washington Post: Trump announces intent to nominate White House lawyer Brian Miller as inspector general for $2 trillion coronavirus law
Anya van Wagtendonk / Vox: Trump has fired the intelligence watchdog who first flagged Ukraine whistleblower complaint
Daniel Politi / Slate: Trump Fires Intelligence Watchdog Who First Told Congress of Whistleblower Complaint
Tommy Christopher / Mediaite: Twitter Blue Checks Rip Trump for Firing Intel IG Who Pushed Whistleblower Complaint: 'Another Friday Night Massacre'
Mary Papenfuss / HuffPost: Trump Fires Inspector General Who Sounded Alarm On Ukraine Call
Julia Conley / Common Dreams: 'Pure Retaliation, Retribution, and Reprisal': Trump Fires Inspector General Who Sounded Alarm …
David Smith / The Guardian: Donald Trump fires intelligence watchdog who sparked impeachment process
James Joyner / Outside the Beltway: Trump Ousts Inspectors General
Trump's new purge — Sources close to President Trump expect …
Trump's new purge — Sources close to President Trump expect …
Discussion: The White House and Mother Jones
David Ignatius / Washington Post:
Inside the ouster of Capt. Brett Crozier — Civilian control of the military is part of the American bedrock. Acting Navy secretary Thomas Modly used that prerogative unwisely Thursday when he short-circuited a preliminary military investigation and fired an aircraft carrier captain …
Discussion: Lawyers, Guns & Money, CNN, Breitbart and New York Times
Scott Lemieux / Lawyers, Guns & Money: How Trump Supports the Troops
Kristina Wong / Breitbart: Navy Fires USS Roosevelt Captain After His Memo About Ship Conditions Leaked
Juan Perez Jr / Politico:
'He shouldn't be talking that way': Trump rips ousted Navy captain — A Navy commander's written alarms about a coronavirus outbreak aboard his aircraft carrier "looked terrible," President Donald Trump said Saturday, as he praised military leaders who removed the USS Theodore Roosevelt's top officer from his post.
Discussion: CNN, Breitbart, Navy Times and Task & Purpose
Veronica Stracqualursi / CNN: Trump says it was 'inappropriate' of ex-USS Theodore Roosevelt commander to write memo
Kristina Wong / Breitbart: Trump on Navy Firing Captain Crozier: 'I Agree with Their Decision 100 Percent'
Claire Barrett / Navy Times: keyboard_arrow_down — Navy officials are finding themselves …
Washington Post:
Trump, GOP challenge efforts to make voting easier amid coronavirus pandemic — President Trump and a growing number of Republican leaders are aggressively challenging efforts to make voting easier as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts elections, accusing Democrats of opening the door to fraud …
Natasha Korecki / Politico:
Wisconsin Republicans reject governor's call to delay Tuesday's primary
Wisconsin Republicans reject governor's call to delay Tuesday's primary
Discussion: Common Dreams
Richard L. Hasen / Los Angeles Times:
Op-Ed: How Republicans are using the pandemic to suppress the vote
Op-Ed: How Republicans are using the pandemic to suppress the vote
Discussion: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jacobin, Washington Post and Business Insider
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Governor Evers is right. With coronavirus raging in Wisconsin, it is no time to have an in-person election.
Philip Rocco / Jacobin: Wisconsin's Pandemic Primary Will Put Voters' Lives in Danger
New York Times:
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You Shouldn't Have to Risk Your Life to Vote
Discussion: Washington Monthly, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Politico and Slate
Molly Beck / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Federal judge orders Wisconsin clerks to wait until April 13 to release results of Tuesday's election
Zach Montellaro / Politico: 'It is terrifying': Wisconsin leaders warn of coronavirus disaster with Tuesday's vote
Sean Sullivan / Washington Post:
Some top Sanders advisers urge him to consider withdrawing — A small group of Bernie Sanders's top aides and allies — including his campaign manager and his longtime strategist — have encouraged the independent senator from Vermont to consider withdrawing from the presidential race …
Marianna Sotomayor / NBC News:
Biden talks to Sanders about moving forward with vetting potential VP candidates
Biden talks to Sanders about moving forward with vetting potential VP candidates
Alexi McCammond / Axios: Biden says he's starting VP search this month
Tim O'Donnell / The Week: 'Herculean efforts' by Ford, GM to produce ventilators 'might not be enough'
Daniel Politi / Slate: Biden Tells Sanders He Will Begin Vetting Potential VP Candidates
Natasha Korecki / Politico: Biden tells Sanders he's pushing ahead with VP, cabinet picks
Katrin Bennhold / New York Times:
A German Exception? Why the Country's Coronavirus Death Rate Is Low — The pandemic has hit Germany hard, with more than 92,000 people infected. But the percentage of fatal cases has been remarkably low compared to those in many neighboring countries. — They call them corona taxis …
Discussion: Bloomberg, NB Blog, NPR and National Review
Brad Wilmouth / NB Blog: MSNBC Wrongly Hints UK's NHS Handling COVID-19 Better Than U.S.
Deroy Murdock / National Review: President Trump's Coronavirus Response, in Context
New York Times:
430,000 People Have Traveled From China to U.S. Since Coronavirus Surfaced — There were 1,300 direct flights to 17 cities before President Trump's travel restrictions. Since then, nearly 40,000 Americans and other authorized travelers have made the trip, some this past week and many with spotty screening.
Discussion: The Daily Caller, Kaiser Health News and Washington Post
Chris White / The Daily Caller: REPORT: More Than 40,000 People Have Arrived In The US From China Since Trump Restricted Travel
Shefali Luthra / Kaiser Health News: Fox News' Jesse Watters Said Travel Bans 'More Critical In Saving Lives' Than COVID Testing. He's Wrong.
Joshua Zeitz / Politico:
Why the Trump Administration Won't Be Able to Make the Stimulus Work — When he signed the $2 trillion Covid-19 rescue package last week, President Donald Trump was visibly pleased. He touted it as the "single biggest economic relief package" in U.S. history, which will deliver "urgently needed relief" to Americans.
Tia Mitchell / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Questions remain about who is handling Kelly Loeffler's stock transactions — U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler has provided no proof that financial advisers making stock transactions on her behalf have total control over decision-making. — The Georgia senator has been accused …
Discussion: The Mahablog
Matthew Rozsa / Salon:
Ethics group calls for GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler to be investigated after more stock sales revealed
Ethics group calls for GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler to be investigated after more stock sales revealed
Hannah Murphy / Financial Times:
Zoom admits user data 'mistakenly' routed through China — Videoconferencing app under pressure over security and privacy issues — Zoom, the videoconferencing app that has become wildly popular during the coronavirus crisis, admitted that it had "mistakenly" routed some user data through China …
Discussion: The Daily Caller, more at Techmeme »
Anders Hagstrom / The Daily Caller: Zoom Teleconferencing App 'Mistakenly' Exposed Data To China
Lee Fang / The Intercept:
Coronavirus Hasn't Stopped Jared Kushner's Real Estate Empire from Hounding Tenants with Debt Collection, Eviction Lawsuits — Jared Kushner's family real estate company, which owns and manages thousands of apartment units, continued its aggressive eviction practices and debt collection lawsuits as Americans wait for government relief.
Discussion: The Atlantic, israpundit.org and Politico
Maggie Severns / Politico: Kushner company stands to benefit from freeze on federal mortgage payments
NBC News:
Seeking coronavirus relief, investment firm with ties to Kushner emails Kushner, Trump admin
Seeking coronavirus relief, investment firm with ties to Kushner emails Kushner, Trump admin
Discussion: The Hill, MSNBC, Steve Gruber and Bloomberg
J. Edward Moreno / The Hill: Private equity firm with ties to Kushner asks Trump administration to relax rules on loan program: report
Objectivist / Steve Gruber: 'Nasty': Trump Spanks Rude Reporter, Says 'You Ought to Be Ashamed of Yourself'
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Larry David, Master of His Quarantine — Who better than the father of "Seinfeld" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to guide us through the thicket of being together, alone? — Our lives now depend on staying home and doing nothing. — We are cooped up with no end in sight, getting increasingly irascible.
Discussion: Deadline and InsideHook
Tobias Carroll / InsideHook: What's Larry David's Quarantine Routine?
Ari Fleischer / USA Today:
As Trump reaches for hope and journalists shoot him down, reporters end up looking bad — Journalists have a vital role to play in keeping our country free, but if this becomes a fight with Trump, they can't win. — If President Trump is a wartime president, does that make Washington reporters wartime correspondents?
Lisa Boothe / The Hill:
How deadly is the coronavirus? — How deadly is the coronavirus? It is a simple but vital question that we don't know the answer to right now. With American lives and livelihoods on the line, we need a science-based baseline from which to make public policy decisions.
Adam Schefter / ESPN:
Sources: President Donald Trump says NFL season should start on time — In a conference call with major league sports commissioners on Saturday, President Donald Trump said he believes the NFL season should start on time in September, sources familiar with the call told ESPN.
Discussion: New York Post, Talking Points Memo, The Comeback, Breitbart, ProFootballTalk, The Wrap and Fox News
Matt Clapp / The Comeback: California Gov. Newsom on NFL games starting on time with fans in stands: 'I'm not anticipating …
Harmeet Kaur / CNN:
Married for 51 years, they died of Covid-19 six minutes apart — Adrian and Stuart Baker were married for more than 51 years, and their family called them inseparable. On March 29, they both died of complications due to Covid-19 — just six minutes apart.
Discussion: New York Post and Florida Politics
Kaelan Deese / The Hill:
Georgia beaches reopen after governor's executive order — Some Georgia beaches will reopen this weekend following an executive order issued by Gov. Brian Kemp (R) that overrode local shelter-in-place mandates from a number of cities. — A spokesperson for Kemp told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution …
Discussion: State Representative …, Lawyers, Guns & Money and Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Scott Lemieux / Lawyers, Guns & Money: A Most Dangerous Game — Brian Kemp joins Ron DeSantis in the …
Nick Boykin / WUSA:
Wharf fish markets packed on a Saturday, social distancing not being practiced — Though social distancing is what is needed nowadays, many were still present at Wharf fish markets in the District. And it was packed! — WASHINGTON — The fish markets in D.C.'s Wharf community looked packed on Saturday …
Why these 8 Republican governors are holding out on statewide stay-at-home orders — (CNN)Just eight US governors have decided against issuing statewide directives urging their residents to stay at home as the outbreak of the coronavirus escalates and spreads across the country, the last holdouts in the nation.
Discussion: grandforksherald.com and Iowa Starting Line
Virus hot spots in South poised for disproportionate suffering — St. John the Baptist Parish, just southeast of Baton Rouge, La., has a population of just over 43,000 — and the highest per capita coronavirus mortality rate in the nation. — Frantic local officials instituted an overnight curfew …
'There will be death': Trump warns of 'toughest week' ahead — President Donald Trump on Saturday warned that America's "toughest week" is coming up, predicting "there will be death" as the number of Covid-19 cases surges in the days ahead. — The president said he was committed …
Discussion: Political Wire and Gothamist


text: Marvan Atapattu has walked to the pavilion for the last time [GALLO/GETTY] Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu decided it was time to retire rather than leave his international future to a Sri Lanka selection panel he described as "Muppets led by a joker". Atapattu kept his place for the second test here despite his outspoken outburst during Sri Lanka's innings and 40-run defeat to Australia in the first test last week. He scored a defiant 80 to kickstart Sri Lanka's improbable chase for 507 runs needed to win the second test and announced his retirement from cricket on Tuesday, just before Sri Lanka went down by 96 runs. "I write to inform you that I will be retiring from international cricket for Sri Lanka with effect from November 21," Atapattu said in a statement released at the match. In it, he thanked his former coaches, fans and even administrators. It was a conciliatory gesture following his comments about Sri Lanka's chairman of selectors, Ashanta de Mel, and the selection panel last week. "Sri Lankan cricket, I think at this moment in time, is not going the way, the direction, it should be going," Atapattu said. "Especially with the Muppets, basically, headed by a joker." Moving over Atapattu was critical of selectors for not developing young talent and for relying on veterans to fill voids on difficult tours. The bastman who turns 37 on Thursday had a difficult start to his test cricket career, scoring only one run in his first six innings starting in November 1990, but finished with 5,502 runs at 39.02 in 90 tests, including six double-centuries. Sri Lanka skipper Mahela Jayawardene has been a clubmate or national teammate of Atapattu's for more than A decade and said it was an emotional time for his old friend. "It was a bit of a surprise for us as well because he made a strong comeback after not playing for some time and was very determined to show what he was capable of," Jayawardene said. "He proved that to a lot of people. The work ethic he had was incredible. It's sad, but ... it's a decision he made under his own terms. You've got to respect that." Sri Lanka plays England in three test matches starting next month and will have to find a top-order batsman to fill the breach. "He felt it was the right time to leave Sri Lanka cricket and give others the opportunity," Jayawardene said. "He made that decision himself, that was great." Atapattu, who scored 51, 16, 25 and 80 in the two-test series against Australia, is considering a career in broadcast commentary and playing grade cricket in Australia. SOURCE: Agencies Sport Australia Sri Lanka


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