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Great Item By John on 12/6/2014John would recommend this product to a friendThe Titan Controls Apollo 9 - Dual Digital Timer That i got from BRS is stii working just fine. Will be getting two more shorty
Not a long term purchase By Z on 11/24/2014Z wouldn't recommend this product to a friendBought two of these units about five months ago. One worked fine for four months and then stopped working (all that was plugged into it was a string of LED lights), now a month later, the send one failed (two florescent fixtures were plugged into it). Based on others having similar failures, I would not recommend buying these.
3.5 stars By Kevin on 8/23/2014Kevin would recommend this product to a friendit is a half way decent timer for use with the brs doser's I just think there are some tweaks that could be done to make things a little better. when setting it up the if you want to make sure it runs you have to set a cycle and wait for it to cycle on and off. one of my other tweaks they could make is to have the plugs through the front of the timer in the limited space where my powers trips are its tough to put a plug in on the side of the timer, but it does work as it should and hasn't lost time in a couple of months , i am buying three more for my new build.
Easy & Quality By Tbone on 5/25/2014Tbone would recommend this product to a friendVery easy to set. The built-in battery back-up is a plus. I use three of them ... Two of them for II part dosing multiple times a night and morning and the 3rd one runs a low power air pump that runs multiple times a day for just one minut each timee.
Works Like a Charm! By Dimitri on 2/28/2014Dimitri would recommend this product to a friendMine worked fine from day 1 until today, I bought 2 and I will be buying 2 more! easy to use, easy to set up.
Does a wonderful job!!! By A. GRANDIS on 1/14/2014A. GRANDIS would recommend this product to a friendStill using the timers and they are just wonderful.
I've never had problems to this date.
Once I pressed a wrong bottom on the timer and it when crazy.
I don't know what bottom was pressed. :P
I used the small white reset bottom and the timer went back to normal.
I had lots of people asking me more info about the timers to be used with Kalk reactors as I do.
There are many ways to used them with different reactors…
Here are the basic tips I have for those who don't need too much Kalk:
- I make sure the time is correct on the timer and every month I correct the minor 1 or 2 min. off to keep it running perfectly on time. That isn't necessary at all to have the timer running though.
- I use the timer with the BRS 1.1ml/min. to dose Kalk very slowly into the system (drip, drip) and leave it running for the quantity of kalk I need for that particular system. That will depend on how much the system needs, really. I only leave the pump running for like 30 min max. at a time, once it's not designed to be on 24/7. I had left the pump on for 45min at a time before and never had any issues. The timer will allow 8 different time sets per day to dose.
- Never had problems running the Kalk reactor during the day and still having a fairly stable pH. The pH is still lower during the night, naturally, but it doesn't get too high during the day, when lights are on. Works great for me!!
- My system has the kalk reactor basically to keep alk and Ca levels in check for coralline algae. I don't keep hard corals.
- I do have another system with ReefKeeper running a home made type of kalk reactor today, but that is is a more complex and expensive dosing system and could be unnecessary for most people. The combination of Aquamedic Kalk reactor and the 1.1ml BRS pump with this timer is the most inexpensive way I fond to keep the needs of my tank. I don't use the 50ml/min BRS pump because it will dose Kalk too fast with the timer, once the minimum setting allowed is 1 minute. I've tried that and didn't like. Best and safest way to dose Kalk is with the drip-drip rate.
- To clean the reactor is very easy and much better than the still reservoirs with ATO system IMO, which could in some cases get clogged with the Kalk. To prevent that it would be wise to clean the line with some vinegar once an a while. with the reactor there no need for cleaning the lines once it has only fresh water going into the reactor and the clear mixed kalk solution overflows into the system through a 1/2" outlet. Never gets clogged. The reactor mixes the kalk 24/7 also, to make sure the new incoming water will get well stirred into the solution. No problem. Time saver!! It's also much easier to remove the reactor and clean a small piece of equipment than a bigger container. Remember that with the still reservoir with Kalk the bigger the container the less amount of times you'll be mixing, so the messier and hard to clean it would be. Besides, you'll need room for that. The reactor occupy a tiny foot print into your cabinet.
-The reservoir I use to feed the water to the reactor is cleaned every 6 to 12 months, if needed. I fill up the water into the small container once a week. I like to add some kalk to the reactor every 2 weeks to give it a boost. One can do that by unscrewing the cap and just lifting up to add the kalk. No need to turn if off.
- So basically to set the timer you need to figure out how many ml of Kalk you need per day and divide that by 8, setting the timer through the day for the dosing. You can set the dosing times only for the nigh, when lights are off, if you wish.
- I've tried the other brands of this type of electronic timer and they all work great!!!! I didn't see any major differences between the brands to tell the truth.
Hope this helps who wants to use the kalk reactors with timers.
Well it's working now...knock on wood By Robert on 12/30/2013Robert would recommend this product to a friendAll I can say is that mine is working now. However after reading many of the other reviews who knows for how long. Hopefully I will not have the problems that others have had.
I feel the BRS guys only want to sell good products because they do seem to care very much for their customers. I'm sure/hope they have taken the bad reviews seriously.
Do not buy By tony on 11/8/2013tony wouldn't recommend this product to a friendPiece of crap mine crapped out I less than a month
Failed twice By Joe on 11/3/2013Joe wouldn't recommend this product to a friendThis timer has failed twice in under a year And pumped my tank full of two part killing hundreds of dollars worth of SPS. I would not recommend to anyone. Smashing this thing into hundreds of pieces.
Unsafe for alkalinity dosing By Phasezero on 10/8/2013Phasezero wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI wouldn't recommend this for dosing your alkalinity. Out of no where mine turned on and started dosing the alkaline solution. I've had mine programmed and running for about a month. I was able to catch it early enough before any major damage was done thankfully. I wouldn't trust your whole tank with this unreliable timer.
great timer but may fail By ldballoon4 on 9/24/2013ldballoon4 would recommend this product to a friendI bought two of theses to dose Alk and Mg. They work as advertised. I noticed my Mg was gradually getting lower. I tried to override it in manual mode and sadly it did not work. So longetivity is questionable. But over all 4 stars out of 5. It is a good timer until I purchase an upgrade with a controller.
great gadget for dosing without comittiting to a controller By Join the Revolution on 5/27/2013Join the Revolution would recommend this product to a friendBought an additional one to dose my Mg. Until you buy a controller like an Apex or Reefkeeper etc...this timer will do the trick. A little awkward to program but does the job. Always triple check your programming on these timers as they are not too intuitive to program. BRS, thank you.
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Eleanor was involved for decades in promoting peace and international understanding as well. She tried to convince FDR to support the Permanent Court of International Justice, commonly called the World Court, which had been set up after World War I to settle disputes among nations. Privately, FDR agreed with the idea, but he considered it too risky politically and allowed the Senate to reject U.S. membership in the court by a seven-vote margin.
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At 6:15 p.m. Sunday, a black Lincoln Town Car crashed through the front doors of the Lincoln Park Apple store at Clybourn and Halsted. The car smashed through the glass double doors, plowed through a wooden table and hit a wall adrorned with iPhone accessories. The store apparently was open for business at the time.
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Community Colleges
News about Community Colleges, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 21, 2014
Community college instructors struggle to engage students who have often been failed by education system, and who hold dim view of their own prospects and value of knowledge; less than 17 percent of full-time students graduate within three years at LaGuardia Community College, reflecting nationwide problem; question of how to better serve such students is essential to larger issues of economic mobility (Series: Degrees and Difficulties). MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Students at LaGuardia Community College, ethnically diverse school located in immigrant hub of western Queens, face number of challenges to earning degree, including low-income backgrounds, outside obligations and lack of support at school; only one-quarter of LaGuardia students receive associate degree within six years (Series: Degrees and Difficulty). MORE
Apr. 14, 2014
Editorial warns quality of education at community colleges is suffering, given that part-time faculty members far outnumber full-time members on most community college campuses; notes part-timers, often abysmally paid, generally have little time to prepare lessons and are rarely given any guidance; urges community colleges to do a better job of screening the part-time instructors they hire. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sues ITT Educational Services, major owner of for-profit community colleges and trade schools, alleging predatory lending and other charges. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Seven former employees file federal fraud lawsuit against Harris School of Business and its parent company Premier Education Group, which owns more than two dozen trade schools and community colleges across nation; suit contends that schools, which charge over $10,000 for one-year programs, routinely misled students about career prospects and falsified records to enroll them, in order to maintain inflow of government grant and loan dollars. MORE
Feb. 5, 2014
Tennessee Gov Bill Haslam's proposal to make two years of community college and technical school free for all students would make state the only one in country to charge no tuition or fees to incoming students; Haslam is one of several Republican governors promoting increased spending toward better-educated workforce. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Coalition of colleges from across country will announce novel alliance aimed at producing high-achieving community college graduates and making it easier for them to transfer into bachelor's programs. MORE
May. 23, 2013
Century Foundation report shows that community colleges have received declining share of government spending on higher education over decade even as their student bodies have become poorer and more heavily African-American and Latino; data reflects widening gulf between four-year colleges that serve primarily affluent students and community colleges that serve low-income students. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Manhattan's New Community College will be renamed for Stella and Charles Guttman, whose foundation is giving the school $15 million, one of the largest donations ever for a public two-year college. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Hundreds of school districts and community colleges across California have used capital appreciation bonds since 2007 to raise nearly $7 billion for construction projects; bonds allow schools to delay payment for years, or even decades, making future taxpayers liable for huge interest payments that can balloon to more than 10 times amount borrowed. MORE
Jan. 25, 2013
Court documents say shooting at Houston-area Lone Star College that wounded three people erupted when two men argued after bumping into each other; suspect Carlton Berry has been arrested on aggravated assault and second suspect has been charged but not arrested. MORE
Jan. 24, 2013
Police say they have not recovered pistol used in shooting at Lone Star College near Houston, Tex, that left four people hospitalized, but have charged Carlton Neal Berry Jr, student they say fired shots; search is underway for possible second suspect. MORE
Jul. 20, 2012
City University of New York is set to open a two-year college with newly designed structure and curriculum that it hopes will greatly improve students' chances of earning an associate degree and transferring to a four-year college; school is multimillion-dollar experiment in how to fix what ails community colleges. MORE
Jul. 3, 2012
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column highlights the work of advocacy group Year Up, which concentrates on helping poor high school graduates to land good jobs; contends that the program seeks to address the fact that high school diplomas are often not enough in today's economy; asserts that community colleges play a similar role, but they need more resources from states. MORE
May. 25, 2012
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column observes that while state and local governments spend less on higher eduction, the volume of federally guaranteed loans to students at so-called proprietary colleges, which intend to operate at a profit, continues to grow; points out community colleges, the ones most likely to offer alternatives to the students recruited by the far more expensive proprietary schools, are suffering some of the largest reductions. MORE
Apr. 16, 2012
Michael Winerip On Education column notes that a growing number of community college students with top-level grades are making the jump to more selective institutions to obtain full degrees. MORE
Apr. 6, 2012
Jack Scott, chancellor of California's community college system, asks Santa Monica College to delay its plan to institute a two-tiered tuition system, saying the legality of the program is still in question; Santa Monica has proposed premium pricing for popular classes. MORE
Mar. 30, 2012
Santa Monica College in California will offer some courses for a higher price, so that students who are eager to get into a particular class can do so if they pay more; if the college succeeds in implementing the two-tiered tuition plan, many other community colleges are likely to follow; since 2009, enrollment in California community colleges has fallen by 300,000 students, to 2.6 million, and many believe the difficulty of registering for classes is the most important deterrent. MORE
Mar. 3, 2012
Editorial urges community colleges to end the practice of shunting capable students into non-credit remedial classes based on standardized test scores; notes studies showing that more than a quarter of students assigned to these classes could have passed college-level classes with a grade of B or better; concludes that community colleges must quickly develop better ways to get extra help to students who really need it, without sidetracking those who are ready to do the work. MORE
Feb. 29, 2012
Two studies by Teachers College of Columbia University find community colleges unnecessarily place tens of thousands of entering students in remedial classes; finds that more than a quarter of them could have passed college-level courses. MORE
Feb. 14, 2012
President Obama, as part of his 2013 fiscal year budget, proposes an $8 billion fund to train two million workers for well-paying jobs in high-demand industries; fund, which needs Congressional approval, will be used to bolster partnerships between community colleges and businesses to train workers in areas like health care, transportation and advanced manufacturing. MORE
Jul. 17, 2011
Community colleges are routinely failing to provide enough athletic opportunities to women, as required under Title IX. (Series: Gender Games) MORE
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A Bolder Vision for Community College
Community college professors and a college student respond to an article about getting students interested in learning.
December 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Community Colleges , Colleges and Universities , Vianna, Eduardo , Education
On the Community College Beat: Reporter's Notebook
The reporter Ginia Bellafante provides a look at the story behind the stories that make up her three-part series on community colleges.
December 22, 2014, Monday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Bellafante, Ginia , Vianna, Eduardo , LaGuardia Community College , Community Colleges
Raising Ambitions: The Challenge in Teaching at Community Colleges
Two-year colleges enroll nearly half of all undergraduates in the United States. How to better educate them is critical to increasing economic mobility.
December 21, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Colleges and Universities , Community Colleges , Series , Labor and Jobs , Income Inequality , Vianna, Eduardo , LaGuardia Community College
How Can Community Colleges Get a Piece of the Billions That Donors Give to Higher Education?
LaGuardia Community College in Queens faces the challenge of marketing its worthy but unglamorous mission to raise money.
November 16, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Colleges and Universities , Endowments , Philanthropy , Community Colleges , Series , Stamm, Marilyn Skony , Admissions Standards , Mellow, Gail O , LaGuardia Community College
Tune In to The Times
Over the past week, New York Times reporters and contributors participated in interviews regarding their coverage and other top news stories.
October 17, 2014, Friday
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Email Prompts In-Depth Look at Community Colleges
A response to one of her Big City columns led Ginia Bellafante into an investigation of life at community colleges.
October 13, 2014, Monday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Bellafante, Ginia , LaGuardia Community College , Community Colleges
Community College Students Face a Very Long Road to Graduation
For the 50,000 students at LaGuardia Community College, the challenges can seem insurmountable.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Colleges and Universities , Community Colleges , Series , Queens (NYC) , LaGuardia Community College
Helping Veterans Find Their Place, This Time on Campus
Organizations like the Posse Foundation are trying to bring more veterans to the nation's elite four-year colleges and universities.
September 29, 2014, Monday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Wright, James , Manhattan (NYC) , New Hampshire , City University of New York , Dartmouth College , Harvard University , Ivy League , Posse Foundation , Vassar College , Wesleyan University , Yale Club , Yale University , Colleges and Universities , Community Colleges , Scholarships and Fellowships , United States Defense and Military Forces , Veterans
For Two-Year Colleges, a Chance to Grant More Four-Year Degrees
Ahead of the 2015 legislative session, momentum seems to be building for more two-year institutions to get a chance to offer four-year degrees.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Colleges and Universities , Community Colleges , Texas Tribune , Texas
A College Beach Party With a Twist, and More Than a Few Wrinkles
Instead of being overrun with partying youngsters, Kingsborough Community College's beach is visited most often by older adults, who take summer classes at reduced rates.
August 12, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND: Beaches , Kingsborough Community College , Brooklyn (NYC) , Elderly , Colleges and Universities , Manbeck, John B , Community Colleges , Series
The Art of the Degree
Vladimir de Jesus, a community college student, dreams of becoming an art teacher. But after first enrolling at LaGuardia Community College in 2008, he's still working toward his degree.
Obama touts policy for working families
President Barack Obama touts policies designed to improve economic opportunity for women and working families, including raising the minimum wage, equal pay for women and workplace family leave.
Retraining the Work Force
Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio, is part of an unheralded force of community colleges that are enabling laid-off workers to re-enter the work force. (August 2009)
Retraining the Work Force
Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio, is part of an unheralded force of community colleges that are enabling laid-off workers to re-enter the work force. (August 2009)
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|Name: pacemaker-remote
|Distribution: Unknown
|Version: 1.1.10
|Vendor: CentOS
|Release: 14.el6_5.1
|Build date: Wed Dec 11 11:15:51 2013
|Group: System Environment/Daemons
|Build host: c6b8.bsys.dev.centos.org
|Size: 83600
|Source RPM: pacemaker-1.1.10-14.el6_5.1.src.rpm
|Packager: CentOS BuildSystem <http://bugs.centos.org>
|Url: http://www.clusterlabs.org
|Summary: Pacemaker remote daemon for non-cluster nodes
Pacemaker is an advanced, scalable High-Availability cluster resource manager for Corosync, CMAN and/or Linux-HA. The pacemaker-remote package contains the Pacemaker Remote daemon which is capable of extending pacemaker functionality to remote nodes not running the full corosync/cluster stack.
GPLv2+ and LGPLv2+
* Wed Dec 04 2013 David Vossel <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-14.1 - Fix: Removes unnecessary newlines in crm_resource -O output Resolves: rhbz#1038155 * Thu Oct 03 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-14 - Log: crmd: Supply arguments in the correct order Resolves: rhbz#996850 - Fix: Invalid formatting of log message causes crash Resolves: rhbz#996850 * Wed Oct 02 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-13 - Fix: cman: Start clvmd and friends from the init script if enabled * Tue Oct 01 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-12 - Fix: Consistently use 'Slave' as the role for unpromoted master/slave resources Resolves: rhbz#1011618 - Fix: pengine: Location constraints with role=Started should prevent masters from running at all Resolves: rhbz#902407 - Fix: crm_resource: Observe --master modifier for --move Resolves: rhbz#902407 * Sun Sep 22 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-11 + Fix: cman: Do not start pacemaker if cman startup fails + Fix: Fencing: Observe pcmk_host_list during automatic unfencing Resolves: rhbz#996850 * Wed Sep 18 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.10-10 - Remove unsupported resource agent Resolves: rhbz#1005678 - Provide a meaningful error if --master is used for primitives and groups * Fri Aug 23 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-9 + Fix: xml: Location constraints are allowed to specify a role + Bug rhbz#902407 - crm_resource: Handle --ban for master/slave resources as advertised Resolves: rhbz#902407 * Mon Aug 19 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.10-8 + Fix: mcp: Remove LSB hints that instruct chkconfig to start pacemaker at boot time Resolves: rhbz#997346 * Wed Aug 14 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-7 + Fencing: Support agents that need the host to be unfenced at startup Resolves: rhbz#996850 + Fix: crm_report: Collect corosync quorum data Resolves: rhbz#989292 * Thu Aug 08 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.10-6 - Regenerate patches to have meaningful names * Thu Aug 08 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-5 + Fix: systemd: Prevent glib assertion - only call g_error_free with non-NULL arguments + Fix: systemd: Prevent additional use-of-NULL assertions in g_error_free + Fix: logging: glib CRIT messages should not produce core files in the background + Fix: crmd: Correcty update the history cache when recurring ops change their return code + Log: crm_mon: Unmangle the output for failed operations + Log: cib: Correctly log short-form xml diffs + Log: pengine: Better indicate when a resource has failed * Fri Aug 02 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.10-4 + Fix: crmd: Prevent crash by passing log arguments in the correct order + Fix: pengine: Do not re-allocate clone instances that are blocked in the Stopped state + Fix: pengine: Do not allow colocation with blocked clone instances * Thu Aug 01 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.10-3 + Fix: pengine: Do not restart resources that depend on unmanaged resources + Fix: crmd: Prevent recurring monitors being cancelled due to notify operations * Fri Jul 26 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.10-2 - Drop rgmanager 'provides' directive * Fri Jul 26 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.10-1 - Update source tarball to revision: Pacemaker-1.1.10 - See included ChangeLog file or https://raw.github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/master/ChangeLog for full details - Resolves: rhbz#891766 - Resolves: rhbz#902407 - Resolves: rhbz#908450 - Resolves: rhbz#913093 - Resolves: rhbz#951340 - Resolves: rhbz#951371 - Related: rhbz#987355 * Wed Jan 09 2013 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.8-7 - Resolves: rhbz#880249 - Update to upstream ca7bf5e + Fencing: Only try peers for non-topology based operations once + tools: Have crm_resource generate a valid transition key when sending resource commands to the crmd * Sun Jan 06 2013 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.8-6 - Resolves: rhbz#877364 - Update to upstream d20d06f + cib: Avoid use-after-free by correctly support cib_no_children for non-xpath queries + cib: Remove text nodes from cib replace operations + Cluster: Preserve corosync membership state when matching node name/id entries + cman: Do not wait for unmanaged resources during shutdown + cman: Ensure reliable shutdown + cman: Ignore qdisk 'nodes' + Core: Prevent use-of_NULL in IPC code + corosync: Ensure peer state is preserved when matching names to nodeids + crmd: Avoid filling the ipc queue with data we don't need + crmd: Prevent election storms caused by getrusage() values being too close + Fencing: Correctly terminate when all device options have been exhausted + Fencing: Record delegated self-fencing operations in case they fail + legacy: Re-enable logging from the pacemaker plugin + pengine: Bug rhbz#880249 - Ensure orphan masters are demoted before being stopped + pengine: Bug rhbz#880249 - Teach the PE how to recover masters into primitives + pengine: Ensure previous migrations are completed before attempting another one + tools: crm_report - Fix node list detection * Thu Dec 13 2012 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.8-5 - Resolves: rhbz#877364 - Update to upstream e69dfc1 + attrd: Correctly handle deletion of non-existant attributes + cib: Do not pass local variables to mainloop_add_fd() when creating remote connections + Cluster: Do not strip the domain from node names calculated from uname(2) + Core: Supply the correct number of arguments for the format string + corosync: Avoid errors when closing failed connections + fencing: Automatically append 'nodeid' to fencing agent args if it is detected agent supports 'nodeid' parameter + mcp: chmod the correct directory instead of /var/run + pengine: Prevent double-free for cloned primitive from template * Wed Oct 31 2012 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.8-4 - Resolves: rhbz#816875 - Update to upstream db9410b + Cluster: Detect node name collisions in corosync + Cluster: Strip domains from node names by default + Core: Prevent ordering changes when applying xml diffs + Fencing: On failure, only try a topology device once from the remote level. + Fencing: Retry stonith device for duration of action's timeout period. + Fencing: Support 'on_target' option in fencing device metadata for forcing unfence on target node + mcp: Re-attach to existing pacemaker components when mcp fails + pengine: Bug cl#5101 - Ensure stop order is preserved for partially active groups + pengine: Bug cl#5111 - When clone/master child rsc has on-fail=stop, insure all children stop on failure. + pengine: Correctly unpack active anonymous clones + pengine: Support a 'requires' resource meta-attribute for controlling whether it needs quorum, fencing or nothing + pengine: Support resources that require unfencing before start * Tue Oct 02 2012 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.8-3 - Fix multilib support by turning off the auto compilation of python files - Resolves: rhbz#816875 * Mon Oct 01 2012 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.8-2 - Fix internal package dependancies - Resolves: rhbz#816875 - Update to upstream 0b45588 + Correctly disable syslog output when requested + Warn about node names containing a capital letter + Do not start fencing until entire device topology is found or query results timeout. + Allow nodes to use a name other than uname() * Fri Sep 21 2012 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.8-1 - Rebuild for upstream 1.1.8 release - Resolves: rhbz#816875 - See included ChangeLog file or https://raw.github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/master/ChangeLog for full details + New IPC implementation from libqb + New logging implementation from libqb + Quieter - info, debug and trace logs are no longer sent to syslog + Dropped dependancy on cluster-glue + Config and core directories no longer located in heartbeat directories + Support for managing systemd services + Rewritten local resource management daemon + Version bumps for every shared library due to API cleanups + Removes crm shell, install/use pcs shell and GUI instead * Tue Apr 10 2012 David Vossel <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.7-6 - Clear failcount history from crmd's lrm cache. Resolves: rhbz#789397 * Fri Mar 30 2012 David Vossel <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.7-5 - Use default value for HB_DAEMON_DIR define when clusterglue does not provide one. Resolves: rhbz#808557 * Tue Mar 27 2012 David Vossel <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.7-3 - Add libqb-devel as a dependancy of pacemaker-libs-devel - Medium: PE: Report resources as active in correct data about resource location Resolves: rhbz#799070 - Low: Tools: Bug rhbz#801351 - Fix crm_report help text Resolves: rhbz#801351 * Thu Mar 01 2012 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.7-2 - Update patch level to upstream version: c26e624 - Resolves: rhbz#720214 rhbz#720218 rhbz#754216 rhbz#789397 For full details, see: https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/compare/c26e624...148fccf * Thu Feb 16 2012 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.7-1 - Update tarball to upstream version: 148fccf See included ChangeLog file or, for full details: https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/compare/148fccf...a12de08 - Add libqb-devel as a build dependancy - Resolves: rhbz#782255 rhbz#754216 rhbz#729035 - Related: rhbz#790627 * Wed Oct 19 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.6-3 - Resolves: rhbz#745526 * Thu Oct 06 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.6-2 - Restore the ExclusiveArch directive - Related: rhbz#743175 * Thu Oct 06 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.6-1 - Update tarball to upstream version: a02c0f1 See included ChangeLog file or, for full details: https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/compare/a12de08...a02c0f1 - Do not build in support for snmp, esmtp by default - Create a package for cluster unaware libraries to minimze our footprint on non-cluster nodes - Better subpackage descriptions - Resolves: rhbz#743175 * Mon Aug 08 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.5-8 - Update patch level to: 8ab3842021a5 - Resolves: rhbz#729035 * Mon Aug 08 2011 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.5-7 - Fix install typo - Related: rhbz#720136 * Mon Aug 08 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.5-6 - Update tarball to upstream version: b933cbea41b5 - Resolves: rhbz#708797 - Resolves: rhbz#451848 - Resolves: rhbz#708722 - Resolves: rhbz#720136 * Fri Mar 25 2011 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.5-5 - Fix another multi-lib header issue - Related: rhbz#668466 * Fri Mar 25 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.5-4 - Fix multi-lib header issue - Related: rhbz#668466 * Tue Mar 22 2011 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.5-3 - Resolves: rhbz#684838 - Correctly notify fenced of a successful fencing event * Fri Mar 18 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.5-2 - Fix cman integration - Resolves: rhbz#684838 - Correctly notify fenced of a successful fencing event - Resolves: rhbz#684825 - Ensure Pacemaker uses the most recent membership/quorum information * Thu Mar 10 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.5-1 - Fix rpmlint warnings - Rebase on new upstream release See included ChangeLog file or http://hg.clusterlabs.org/pacemaker/1.1/file/tip/ChangeLog for details + Bugs lf#2445, lf#2493, lf#2508, lf#2518, lf#2527, lf#2544, lf#2545, lf#2550, lf#2551, lf#2554, lf#2558, bnc#665131 - Resolves: rhbz#676286 - Add per device 'diag' option to pacemaker stonith action * Fri Jan 14 2011 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.4-1 - Resolves: rhbz#668466 - Update tarball to upstream version: 3ac6ac993d6d + Performance improvements for larger clusters + Miscellaneous bug fixes * Tue Jul 13 2010 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.1.2-7 - Resolves: rhbz#610815 - add cman support + High: ais: Use service slot 10 to avoid conflicting with cman * Sat Jul 10 2010 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.1.2-6 - Resolves: rhbz#610815 - add cman support + High: cib: Also free query result for xpath operations that return more than one hit + High: cib: Fix the application of unversioned diffs + High: Core: Correctly unpack HA_Messages containing multiple entries with the same name + High: Core: Resolve coverity RESOURCE_LEAK defects + High: crmd: All nodes should see status updates, not just he DC + High: crmd: Allow non-DC nodes to clear failcounts too + High: crmd: Base DC election on process relative uptime + High: crmd: Make sure the membership cache is accurate after a sucessful fencing operation + High: crmd: Make sure we always poke the FSA after a transition to clear any TE_HALT actions + High: crmd: Prevent segmentation fault + High: PE: Avoid creating invalid ordering constraints for probes that are not needed + High: PE: Bug lf#1959 - Fail unmanaged resources should not prevent other services from shutting down + High: PE: Bug lf#2422 - Ordering dependencies on partially active groups not observed properly + High: PE: Bug lf#2424 - Use notify oepration definition if it exists in the configuration + High: PE: Bug lf#2433 - No services should be stopped until probes finish + High: PE: Correctly detect when there is a real failcount that expired and needs to be cleared + High: PE: Correctly handle pseudo action creation + High: PE: Fix colocation for interleaved clones + High: PE: Fix colocation with partially active groups + High: PE: Fix potential use-after-free defect from coverity + High: PE: Fix use-after-free in order_actions() reported by valgrind + High: PE: Prevent endless loop when looking for operation definitions in the configuration + High: stonith: Correctly parse pcmk_host_list parameters that appear on a single line + High: tools: crm_simulate - Resolve coverity USE_AFTER_FREE defect * Tue May 25 2010 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> 1.1.2-5 - Resolves: rhbz#594296 - rpmdiff checks + Remove legacy scripts + Add missing man pages + Fix sub-package version requires * Tue May 18 2010 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.1.2-3 - Resolves: rhbz#590667 - Rebase on new upstream release + High: Core: Bug lf#2401 - Backed out changeset 6e6980376f01 * Wed May 12 2010 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.1.2-2 - Do not build on ppc and ppc64. Resolves: rhbz#590992 - Rebase on new upstream release + High: ais: Do not count votes from offline nodes and calculate current votes before sending quorum data + High: ais: Ensure the list of active processes sent to clients is always up-to-date + High: ais: Look for the correct conf variable for turning on file logging + High: ais: Use the threadsafe version of getpwnam + High: Core: Bug lf#2414 - Prevent use-after-free reported by valgrind when doing xpath based deletions + High: Core: fix memory leaks exposed by valgrind + High: crmd: Bug 2401 - Improved detection of partially active peers + High: crmd: Bug lf#2379 - Ensure the cluster terminates when the PE is not available + High: crmd: Bug lf#2414 - Prevent use-after-free of the PE connection after it dies + High: crmd: Bug lf#2414 - Prevent use-after-free of the stonith-ng connection + High: crmd: Do not allow the target_rc to be misused by resource agents + High: crmd: Do not ignore action timeouts based on FSA state + High: crmd: Ensure we dont get stuck in S_PENDING if we loose an election to someone that never talks to us again + High: crmd: Fix memory leaks exposed by valgrind + High: crmd: Remove race condition that could lead to multiple instances of a clone being active on a machine + High: crmd: Send erase_status_tag() calls to the local CIB when the DC is fenced, since there is no DC to accept them + High: crmd: Use global fencing notifications to prevent secondary fencing operations of the DC + High: PE: Bug lf#2317 - Avoid needless restart of primitive depending on a clone + High: PE: Bug lf#2361 - Ensure clones observe mandatory ordering constraints if the LHS is unrunnable + High: PE: Bug lf#2383 - Combine failcounts for all instances of an anonymous clone on a host + High: PE: Bug lf#2384 - Fix intra-set colocation and ordering + High: PE: Bug lf#2403 - Enforce mandatory promotion (colocation) constraints + High: PE: Bug lf#2412 - Correctly locate clone instances by their prefix + High: PE: Don ot be so quick to pull the trigger on nodes that are coming up + High: PE: Fix memory leaks exposed by valgrind + High: PE: Repair handling of unordered groups in RHS ordering constraints + High: PE: Rewrite native_merge_weights() to avoid Fix use-after-free + High: Shell: always reload status if working with the cluster (bnc#590035) + High: Shell: check timeouts also against the default-action-timeout property + High: Shell: Default to using the status section from the live CIB (bnc#592762) + High: Shell: edit multiple meta_attributes sets in resource management (lf#2315) + High: Shell: enable comments (lf#2221) + High: Tools: crm_mon - fix memory leaks exposed by valgrind * Mon Mar 08 2010 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.1-2 - Resolves: rhbz#570807 - Offline nodes should not have their quorum votes counted * Thu Mar 04 2010 Andrew Beekhof <email@example.com> - 1.1.1-1 - Resolves: rhbz#559868 - Split off the doc package as it has grown quite large - Split off the cluster test suite (CTS) so that it can be used by other projects - Update the tarball from upstream to version 46e288ab9014 + High: PE: Repair handling of unordered groups in RHS ordering constraints + High: Agents: Prevent shell expansion of '*' when there are files in /var/lib/heartbeat/cores/root + High: ais: Bug lf#2340 - Force rogue child processes to terminate after waiting 2.5 minutes + High: ais: Bug lf#2359 - Default expected votes to 2 inside Corosync/OpenAIS plugin + High: ais: Bug lf#2359 - expected-quorum-votes not correctly updated after membership change + High: ais: Bug rhbz#525552 - Move non-threadsafe calls to setenv() to after the fork() + High: crmd: Bug bnc#578644 - Improve handling of cancelled operations caused by resource cleanup + High: crmd: Make sure we wait for fencing to complete before continuing + High: crmd: Prevent use-of-NULL when non-DCs get stonith callbacks + High: Fencing: Account for stonith_get_info() always returning a pointer to the same static buffer + High: Fencing: Bug bnc#577007 - Correctly parse the hostlist output from stonith agents + High: Fencing: Correctly parse arg maps and do not return a provider for unknown agents + High: fencing: Fix can_fence_host_with_device() logic and improve hostlist output parsing + High: PE: Bug lf#2358 - Fix master-master anti-colocation + High: PE: Correctly implement optional colocation between primitives and clone resources + High: PE: Suppress duplicate ordering constraints to achieve orders of magnitude speed increases for large clusters + High: Shell: move scores from resource sets to the constraint element (lf#2331) + High: Shell: recovery from bad/outdated help index file + Medium: Shell: implement lifetime for rsc migrate and node standby (lf#2353) + Medium: Shell: node attributes update in configure (bnc#582767) * Thu Feb 25 2010 Fabio M. Di Nitto <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.0-2 - Resolves: rhbz#568008 - Do not build pacemaker on s390 and s390x. * Fri Jan 15 2010 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.0-1 - Related: rhbz#543948 - Update the tarball from upstream to version 07ab245be519 + High: crmd: Always connect to stonith + High: crmd: Ensure batch-limit is correctly enforced + High: crmd: Ensure we have the latest status after a transition abort + High: Fencing: Overhaul the fencing daemon + High: PE: Bug lf#2153 - non-clones shouldn't restart when clones stop/start on other nodes - improved + Medium: PE: Allow resource sets to be reused between ordering and colocation constraints + Medium: PE: Implement serializing order constraints that dont cause restarts or inhibit migration + Medium: PE: Include node attributes for the node to be fenced + Medium: PE: Make crm_simulate a full replacement for ptest + Medium: PE: Only complain about target-role=master for non m/s resources + Medium: PE: Prevent non-multistate resources from being promoted through target-role + Medium: PE: Simplify the rsc_order syntax - don't make funky inferences based on score + Medium: PE: Support serialized sets of resources + Medium: Tools: Bug lf#2286 - Allow the shell to accept template parameters on the command line + Medium: Tools: Bug lf#2307 - Provide a way to determin the nodeid of past cluster members + Medium: Tools: crm: add update method to template apply (LF 2289) + Medium: Tools: crm: direct RA interface for stonith class resource agents (LF 2270) + Medium: Tools: crm: don't remove sets which contain id-ref attribute (LF 2304) + Medium: Tools: crm: exclude locations when testing for pathological constraints (LF 2300) + Medium: Tools: crm: fix exit code on single shot commands + Medium: Tools: crm: fix node delete (LF 2305) + Medium: Tools: crm: implement -F (--force) option + Medium: Tools: crm: rename status to cibstatus (LF 2236) + Medium: Tools: crm: stay in crm if user specified level only (LF 2286) * Tue Dec 15 2009 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.1.0-0.1-00d9bcac8775.hg - Related: rhbz#rhbz#543948 - Update the tarball from upstream to version 00d9bcac8775 + High: PE: Bug 2213 - Ensure groups process location constraints so that clone-node-max works for cloned groups + High: PE: Bug lf#2153 - Update regression tests + High: PE: Bug lf#2153 - non-clones shouldn't restart when clones stop/start on other nodes + High: PE: Bug lf#2209 - Clone ordering should be able to prevent startup of dependant clones + High: PE: Bug lf#2216 - Correctly identify the state of anonymous clones when deciding when to probe + High: PE: Bug lf#2225 - Operations that require fencing should wait for 'stonith_complete' not 'all_stopped'. + High: PE: Bug lf#2225 - Prevent clone peers from stopping while another is instance is (potentially) being fenced + High: PE: Correctly anti-colocate with a group + High: PE: Correctly unpack ordering constraints for resource sets to avoid graph loops + High: Replace stonithd with the new fencing subsystem + High: cib: Ensure the loop searching for a remote login message terminates + High: cib: Finally fix reliability of receiving large messages over remote plaintext connections + High: cib: Fix remote notifications + High: cib: For remote connections, default to CRM_DAEMON_USER since thats the only one that the cib can validate the password for using PAM + High: cib: Remote plaintext - Retry sending parts of the message that didn't fit the first time + Medium: PE: Bug lf#2206 - rsc_order constraints always use score at the top level + Medium: PE: Provide a default action for resource-set ordering + Medium: PE: Silently fix requires=fencing for stonith resources so that it can be set in op_defaults + Medium: ais: Some clients such as gfs_controld want a cluster name, allow one to be specified in corosync.conf + Medium: cib: Create valid notification control messages + Medium: cib: Indicate where the remote connection came from + Medium: cib: Send password prompt to stderr so that stdout can be redirected + Medium: extra: Add the daemon parameter to the controld metadata + Medium: fencing: Re-engineer the stonith daemon to support RHCS agents + Medium: tools: Make crm_mon functional with remote connections + Medium: xml: Bug bnc#552713 - Treat node unames as text fields not IDs + Medium: xml: Bug lf#2215 - Create an always-true expression for empty rules when upgrading from 0.6 * Thu Dec 03 2009 Dennis Gregorovic <email@example.com> - 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Prevent expected-quorum-votes from being populated with garbage + High: ais: Prevent deadlock - dont try to release IPC message if the connection failed + High: cib: For validation errors, send back the full CIB so the client can display the errors + High: cib: Prevent use-after-free for remote plaintext connections + High: crmd: Bug lf#2201 - Prevent use-of-NULL when running heartbeat * Tue Oct 13 2009 Andrew Beekhof <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 1.0.5-3 - Update the tarball from upstream to version 38cd629e5c3c + High: Core: Bug lf#2169 - Allow dtd/schema validation to be disabled + High: PE: Bug lf#2106 - Not all anonymous clone children are restarted after configuration change + High: PE: Bug lf#2170 - stop-all-resources option had no effect + High: PE: Bug lf#2171 - Prevent groups from starting if they depend on a complex resource which can't + High: PE: Disable resource management if stonith-enabled=true and no stonith resources are defined + High: PE: Don't include master score if it would prevent allocation + High: ais: Avoid excessive load by checking for dead children every 1s (instead of 100ms) + High: ais: Bug rh#525589 - 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From the Farm to the (Inner) City
See firsthand how Clean Greens is bringing the harvest to the tables of Seattle's Central District residents. Photos by Camille Sheppard Dohrn.
We're also dealing with a lot of contamination in these areas: groundfill and Superfund sites. The cost of remediation is tremendous. These are significant costs, so when the larger operators are doing the math, it's just not that profitable an opportunity.
We believe it can be done differently. We believe their business models are not adapted to thrive in these communities. We need smaller, more nimble models that are meant for dense urban areas. We have to redesign grocery stores altogether to act as community centers and public health hubs, not just retailers.
Reverend Jeffrey: And the stores we envision will be connected to community-based farms. These stores will help regenerate the whole idea of community-owned land.
Hillstrom: So it's a comprehensive, transformative vision that has to overcome a lot of obstacles. Does the pressure you're up against today feel the same as the forces your communities have faced in the past?
Reverend Jeffrey: These are different times. People now understand the failure of the megasystem. The basic thing we have to deal with is the absence of a capacity to economically do things for ourselves, to even have an after-school program without corporate or government assistance.
When you go to the South and see these huge universities like Howard and Morehouse—these were built by African Americans through the wealth accumulated by businesses. They put that money together and built universities and churches that still exist as monuments to economic capacity.
We can't do that anymore. We can't build anything anymore without government help. And that is the thing that I think will drive the African-American community toward self-sufficiency, and will lead it into the movement to save the planet and the larger understanding of what this mega-mentality has done to the earth.
Outspent: A New Season for Community Ownership
Hillstrom: The wider food movement certainly shares this critique of the megasystem. When thinking about local alternatives, many might say, grow your own food or go to the farmers market. Why aren't these viable options in your communities?
Reverend Jeffrey: Inner-city people are not going to the farmers markets. It's not because they're not interested. Some of it is because of prices, but mostly it's because they are not community-owned. The issue of community ownership, the idea that this is ours and that the money spent will circulate to help us, is a real issue.
So what we do at Clean Greens is have food stands that are run by neighborhood people. They're in front of churches, and people know that they're run by members of the community. In this way, we're bringing food directly to the people in a way that gives them ownership, so they purchase the food. I think that's the missing link. Inner-city people are tired of others creating things for them and expecting them to participate with no direct benefit.
Ahmadi: People are getting it more and more that we have to plug the leaks through which our own wealth is leaving the neighborhood. They want an economic opportunity to rebuild the fabric of their neighborhoods. They want local grocery stores that are deeply committed to serving their people and providing local living-wage jobs. They're tired of going to the corporate grocery stores in other neighborhoods that don't build them a tax base or create jobs for their children.
Hillstrom: Like most everything nowadays, it eventually comes back to the question of jobs. How does your basic distribution model eventually play out in the employment landscape?
Ahmadi: Go back to the amount of spending power that is being siphoned out of these communities from the outspending. If you were able to capture that and put it back in, even at just the retail level you've created hundreds of local jobs. From there, you begin to change and localize the supply chain so that now you've got manufacturers who are also residents. Maybe they're batching jerk sauce out of their kitchen, and now it's a small business. There's a ripple effect of job creation. Then you dive into the farming element. The raw ingredients and processing create another tier.
Reverend Jeffrey: And then you move into construction.
Ahmadi: And suddenly, you've created a demand for health and nutrition professionals. There are multiple pathways.
Reverend Jeffrey: That's what we believe: It begins with food.
Empowerment to the People
Hillstrom: Realizing a vision like that would certainly change the opportunities for inner-city kids who struggle to find work. Both of your programs focus heavily on tapping into the neglected power of young people and the hope that blossoms out of that. What's so special about youth?
Ahmadi: There are a lot of stereotypes (and until there's an intervention, it's largely true) that teenagers in this society are very much stimulated by processed food—the additives, stimulants, and marketing. Our experience is that with nutrition and job training, young people go (in a matter of weeks) from fast food to fired up about organic, local food. They want to talk to their friends about it, and take it home to their parents. They care about their futures, their families, their friends, and their neighborhoods. They want to be engaged leaders.
This is a tangible way to make a difference as a young person. It's not some distant "when you grow up, then save the world." You can help us build a garden today.
Reverend Jeffrey: It's a mistake to think they don't understand what's going on and how trapped they are by the culture. I think that's why many of them have opted out of the system. They feel hopeless. We have to show them ways they can create alternatives.
Hillstrom: And what about the rest of the community? Have you seen the conversation start to flourish?
Ahmadi: People are more on fire about this than we had even anticipated. One of our early programs was a cooking class, a very basic cooking class targeted to and taught by women of color. The class was as much about social interaction as it was about the food itself. These women were propelled by their desire to break out of certain patterns and get on a new path.
They got so excited about the community that was forming out of these classes that they kept coming back to take it two or three times. They wanted to deepen their understanding of their roles in how food is playing out in their community.
So we trained these women to become educators themselves. Now there's a whole cohort of women out there doing demonstrations, convening residents in their living rooms, churches, and in front of corner stores, teaching them about the political context of food.
Things have been clicking over the last several decades, and it's been precipitated by the health problems. These women are really concerned about the well-being of the people they love.
Hillstrom: At the end of the day, we're talking about real lives and real relationships. A lot of this is economic theory and systems-level thinking. So what keeps you inspired on a human level?
Reverend Jeffrey: It's about reintroducing people to the basic things of life. When I see someone who's been alienated from the earth and their own power, and they see that one plant grow, see things come from the ground to the city … That's what we don't see every day in the city: We don't see the capacity to create. This is giving people the capacity to become creators.
Ahmadi: For me, it's the simple acts of individuals doing something out of their own desire to make life better. These young people go to school, and they're in the cafeteria and they've brought something healthy from home. They're feeling kind of weird and nerdy, but they still do it. To me that's a huge act of courage. No one asked them to do that. No one asked them to spread the message, and that's why this is a movement. A movement is nothing but people trying to make a difference together. It's not about fancy notions of authority or expertise at all.
Reverend Jeffrey: When I began to think about the whole process, I heard about the People's Grocery truck in Oakland. That's when I began to say, "Yeah, that's the direction."
I didn't come to that until I heard about the truck. Just that one sentence: A vegetable truck going through the streets of Oakland. And that set the chain moving. I knew in that moment that this is it. Until then, I knew "it" was about food but I didn't really understand what to do about it. And just coincidentally, someone once mentioned, "You know, I read this article about a vegetable truck in Oakland." And bam.
Hillstrom: It clicked because you already understood the problems—the structural problems, the environmental problems, the racial and economic and political problems, all the way back to the Civil Rights era and beyond.
Reverend Jeffrey: Yes. But I didn't know how to fix them. And there are other people out there like that, who will hear about things, and it will click.
That's why this is a movement.
Christa Hillstrom interviewed Reverend Robert Jeffrey and Brahm Ahmadi for YES! Magazine, a national, nonprofit media organization that fuses powerful ideas with practical actions. Christa is web managing editor at YES!
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