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Within the directory, we have allocated each podcast channel to a "best fit" educational category.
These categories fall into broad areas - schools and subjects.
A. Schools
All of the podcast channels created and published by children, young people, teachers and parents/guardians are listed in the home, school and colleges category.
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From time to time we review the grouping of subjects in these categories to ensure that there is a reasonable list of podcast channels. As the number of channels listed in the directory grows, it is anticipated that some of these will be subdivided and, occasionally, new subject areas added.
English and literature
Range of different topics from a look at Shakespeare to children's' stories and a few poetry podcasts.
Mathematics and science
The sciences are well represented but there few mathematical podcasts at present.
ICT and design and technology
This category also includes food technology.
Business education and business studies
A range of different podcasts suitable for older students.
Modern foreign languages
The list of language podcasts includes French, German, Italian, Portugese, Spanish, Modern Greek, Gaelic, Chinese, Japanese and Russian.
Archaeology, history and geography
Podcasts about archaeology, history and geography, including social studies and sociology, are fairly well represented.
Art and music
There is a good range of podcasts covering different musical genre and as well as a good selection of podcasts in art.
Religious education
Currently there are podcasts about atheism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and Judaism listed in this section.
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Very few podcasts available.
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The Celebrate Israel Festival on May 31 at Pier 94, slated to be the largest gathering to date of Israeli-Americans in New York.
Remember. The commandment to remember reverberates throughout the Torah, starting with the Exodus from Egypt, continuing to Receiving the Torah and finally climaxing in the weekly
remembrance of the Sabbath itself. Embedded in the six remembrances is the commandment to, "remember what Amalek did to you on the way" (Devarim 25:17).
As an extension of this commandment, Megillas Esther is one long act of remembering that reaches back to ancient Shushan and returns with horrifying regularity in our daily newspapers. Eliezer Reiner, a sofer and artist of illuminated manuscripts, concentrates on the act of remembrance by simultaneously remembering the good and holy we have inherited. His labors are a constant homage to the glories of Jewish illuminated manuscripts from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Reiner is a Sofer Stam with semicha from Rav Wosner of B'nai Brak who quickly found that the holy work of being a sofer held a hidden benefit for him, in the singular opportunity to express his creativity while beautifying the mitzva embodied in every text he wrote. Beyond the inherent beauty of the letters themselves, he is able to glorify G-d with elaborate images and decorations surrounding the Megillot and other texts he produces.
Born in Hungary, he studied calligraphy in Budapest and then later, the exacting skills of the sofer in France and Antwerp. Being a sofer carried great responsibility, illustrated by the simple question; "Who must be more proficient, a shohet or a sofer?" If a shohet's work and
examination is not exactly perfect, his customers risk the sin of eating neveilah or treifah. What a responsibility! However a sofer actually carries a heavier responsibility. While his work must have a corresponding accuracy, getting each word correct, he must have the proper intention with each Torah, mezuzah, tefillin and sacred text in which he writes G-d's holy name. That kavanah, for the sake of heaven, is necessary for any holy text to be kosher, and yet only the
sofer and G-d know whether the kavanah is proper. A sofer lacking the proper kavanah exposes his customers to the risk of a lifetime of unfulfilled mitzvot. We are totally dependent upon his skill and piety.
Reiner is well aware of his responsibility to halacha and therefore went to Rav Wosner to make sure that the illumination of manuscripts was permitted in contemporary times. He was told that the use of images, even of human beings, was well within the accepted norms for general texts and Megillot. Reiner proceeded with his project of the revival of the Golden Age of manuscript illumination. In the Middle Ages, a sofer frequently had to work with a non-Jewish artist to produce the luxuriously illuminated Jewish texts. Problems arose, however, concerning some of the illuminations creating inappropriate images of Greek and Roman figures, angels, and nudes that were out of place in sacred Jewish texts. Reiner's vision is to create works that will be beautiful, expressive and firmly within Jewish law.
Not surprisingly Reiner has illuminated many versions of Megillas Esther. His website, www.artilluminations.com, exhibits no less than eight examples of this work, out of the over 20 hand illuminated Megillas he has created. Each Megilla is custom made for the specific needs of the customer, often reflecting individual tastes and sensibilities. The text, normally surrounded by an ornate floral design border done in gold leaf, egg tempera, acrylic paint and colored inks, is sometimes interrupted by illuminated panels, such as the startling image of the Beis haMikdash (2004) set in a bejeweled rondo, reminiscent of Italian Renaissance manuscripts. This placement reminds the reader that the Book of Esther takes place after the
destruction of the First Temple and before the construction of the Second. Much like today, the Jewish people felt themselves suspended in longing for a peaceful homeland and access to G-d.
The intensely lush visual style in all of Reiner's work transcends mere ostentatious decoration. His images, never directly copied from ancient examples, always reflect historical styles that express a pride and love of Jewish cultural life. A developed sense of aesthetics is not foreign to Judaism, it seems it has only been temporarily forgotten. Reiner reminds us that when Noah blessed his two sons, Japheth was crowned with the skill and appreciation of beauty. Shem and Japheth were meant to live together in harmony, Torah and beauty in partnership. Over the ages, many Jews have forgotten how beauty can enhance so many aspects of Jewish life.
Reiner's Tree of Life, (1999) carries its image well beyond a simple family tree. The surrounding "carpet page" decoration exists in exquisite tension with the naturalism of the many-branched tree. The swirling mass of brightly colored flowers, leaves and branches create a joyful meditation on sumptuousness, a reflection of the glorious but undocumented generations both past and future. Crowning the upper branches of the tree poetic verses from Taanis 5b remind us of "a tree of fruits of which were sweet, its shade pleasant, May it be [G-d's] will that all the shoots taken from you be like unto you." Reiner's blessing is one of visual beauty.
"This is my G-d and I will glorify Him" was uttered at the very moment of our salvation from Egyptian bondage as we were on the threshold of freedom. To remember that moment, we recite the Haggada. The Haggada which Reiner illuminated in 1982 took almost a year to complete, and it is filled with a series of totally original images that leap gleefully back and forth between ancient Egypt and contemporary Hasidic life. A little girl in a white pinafore and pigtails gingerly washes her hands, illustrating the ritual of Rahatz at the seder, while she reappears again almost hidden behind a piece of matzah to illustrate Hamotzie, reciting the Grace After Meals. The Four Sons appear, surrounded by the appropriate text and a beautifully eclectic decoration. Hasidic children are lovingly depicted and contrast with the one rebel, the young man who has chosen to become a boxer, using his might instead of his brains to challenge the world.
Visual creativity of this quality takes tremendous effort, time and skill that are usually beyond the means of most individuals' compensation. Currently, Reiner is working on an illuminated Sefer Tehillim. Ashrei, the opening psalm, is richly decorated with golden crowns in each corner, a gold-leafed first word and illustrated inserts of the Tower of David. The psalm is set within an elaborate floral decoration that echoes the delicately crowned text. The Jewish public
must recognize that in order for artwork of this quality to be created, some kind of partnership needs to be established in the form of institutional sponsorship. In the last great age of manuscript illumination, medieval and Renaissance donors would commission elaborate works.
Contemporary institutions could use such sponsorship to honor the donors of a yeshiva, a synagogue or other large communal structure.
The act of remembering remains central to Jewish life. We need to remember our rich cultural heritage that some artists, including Eliezer Reiner, are taking it upon themselves to bring back to life. We need to remember, and recognize the efforts of artists past and present who labor to create a Jewish culture that enriches us all.
Eliezer Reiner; Sofer Stam & Illuminated Manuscripts www.artilluminations.com; (845) 426- 3954.
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Mordechai and his men shared a strong mutual loyalty.
"Can I wear tefillin in the bathroom?" That was the question US Private Nuchim Lebensohn wrote to Mike Tress, president of the Agudath Israel Youth Council, in a letter dated November 18, 1942. Lebensohn was not your typical young American GI. Polish by birth, he was forty-three years old and married when he was drafted […]
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Rabbi Yisroel Edelman, the synagogue's spiritual leader, declared, "The Young Israel of Deerfield Beach is looking forward to our partnership with the OU. The impact the OU has brought to Jewish communities throughout the country through its outreach and educational resources is enormous and we anticipate the same for our community in Deerfield Beach as well."
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Understanding how tropospheric or near-surface-level ozone is produced, distributed and transported from city to city, region to region and continent to continent is an important step toward improving the complex mathematical computer models used to forecast air pollution as we do for weather. Such models can be used to provide alerts days in advance so that people sensitive to pollutants can modify planned outdoor activities to minimize their exposure.
The troposphere is where we all live, work, play and breathe! It's the region of the atmosphere where our weather occurs and it extends from the Earth's surface to roughly the cruising altitude of a passenger jet - about 40,000 feet. In some cases air pollutants have natural causes such as lightning induced wildfires that can emit large plumes of particulates into the troposphere. Fossil fuel burning in industrial areas and vehicular traffic in metropolitan areas are also major pollutant sources. Complex chemical interactions and atmospheric processes can transport these pollutants across thousands of miles.
To improve our ability to track the transport of pollutants from their various sources to populated cities and towns around the globe, NASA technologists are exploring an innovative technology called the "sensor web." This interconnected "web of sensors" coordinates observations by spacecraft, airborne instruments and ground-based data-collecting stations. Instead of operating independently, these sensors collect data as a collaborative group, sharing information about an event as it unfolds over time. The sensor web system is able to react by making new, targeted measurements as a volcanic ash plume is transported to
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Can you afford to sail? First of all, I have to say that I love sailing, I don't know why. I get a huge kick out of cutting two poles in the woods and tying my poncho to them and sailing my canoe down a lake. And I have my camping gear in the canoe and camp out where I stop.
I enjoy any type of sailing, from a sailfish (like a surfboard with a sail) to a huge expensive sailboat, they are all great as long as they handle well. I hate a dog of a boat that can't track and broaches. So you
adjust your sailing to your budget.
You can make sailing as cheap or expensive as you want. If you have money to burn, it's easier. If you want to go inexpensively, it might be less convenient, but then, I consider making money inconvenient. If you don't want to give up your home and live aboard, it's still possible to sail often.
I purchased a sailboat on a trailer less than ten years ago. My wife cried (literally). She said I'd never be able to fix it. I repaired it, and we sailed it for a few years. I sold it at a good profit. Without investing any more money I have gone from a centerboard 16 ft. dinghy to a 23' Hunter
a 24 ft. Seafarer. OK, I have five boats, but only three are obvious if you visited me.
By keeping my boats on trailers I have the luxury of having them close by. I can go anywhere my truck can go, and launch them myself. In today's market there are boats everywhere. I only look at ones that come with a trailer, the trailer seems to be free. Or the boat is. There are so many boats that the trailer is the deciding factor. It should be sound and have brakes. The trick is to buy boats that are basically sound but cosmetically awful. Take your time, cruise the Internet. Buy in the late fall. I could have huge boats for the same or no money, but I need to trailer them at this time in my life.
You should look into a mooring instead of a slip. It's cheaper, and your boat is always set up and on the water. You don't "need" to trailer a dinghy to get to the boat. We carry an inflatable canoe (Sea Eagle from Amazon, called a kayak but more like a canoe) which we can carry in the back of the car. We show up, inflate it, and paddle to the mooring. The car is cheaper to drive than the truck, which could carry a hard dinghy or canoe, it's a hundred miles round trip. If we have a lot of stuff, we can bring the boat to the dock and load up, but we usually just make a couple trips with the inflatable. Don't get a "turtle" shaped inflatable unless you have a motor. We tow the inflatable on a
short tether, and when done just deflate it and stow it, washing and drying the next day at home. We anchor out, and cook on board. My wife brings art supplies, her camera, and a good book. I bring a guitar and tools and dive gear. She likes to hold the tiller occasionally, read books and do pastels. I decided to ignore pastel stains on the cleaned and repaired boat. Last time out she wanted to do the anchor. I forgot to tell her about mud and she got very upset about getting mud on the jib. Big deal!!
I spend more on beer than I do on sailing. I'd rather give up beer than sailing. If I sell a couple of my boats, I'd be $$ ahead of the game.
Yes, setting up the trailer sailer is inconvenient, but so is making more money and paying someone else. We go for at least overnight, so it's only set up, or take down. Arrive early enough to do the job. Do all you can yourself, all boat work is a ripoff. Get digital charts for free or cheap. With the trailer you can work on the boat at home. Heck, I slept on mine the last two nights just for fun. My back feels better than when I sleep in the bed!
I wouldn't be thrilled with a motor cruiser. I literally hate motoring, it's torture for me. Sailing is a joy. I'd rather watch paint dry than motor in a boat. I'd rather be poked in the eye. Heck, I'd rather make money than motor in a boat. Strangely, I think 95% of the sailboats we see are motoring, even in perfect sailing conditions. I like to sail onto and off our anchor or our mooring. Perhaps because when a child we never thought of a motor on a sailboat. But, you have to wait for wind and tide. Fine with me, I'm not out there to make money on a schedule. If I was I'd motor, but not enjoy it.
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Gerrard takes the sting out of the game by shielding the ball and winning another corner.
Coutinho's long-range effort is deflected just wide for a corner.
Handbags, handbags. Nzonzi and Coutinho tangle as tempers fray.
Mignolet saved the rebound from Jones with his hip. Vital double save from the new stopper. Relief for Agger who handled clearly.
MIGNOLET SAVES! Walters' penalty is stopped by Mignolet who makes a magnificent save.
PENALTY TO STOKE! Agger handles, spot-kick Stoke.
Free-kick to Stoke in another dangerous area. Sterling the culprit after a high foot.
Henderson pokes a shot across the Stoke area but nobody in a red shirt is there to take advantage.
Sterling breaks and has loads of space in the Stoke area. He picks out Coutinho who dinks a shot against the Stoke defence who clear.
Gerrard's corner goes behind, for another corner. Agger wants a penalty but he's no chance there.
Sturridge breaks and tries to play in Henderson who wins a corner for the home team.
Liverpool clear the corner, if only for a Stoke throw deep in their own half. No long throw from Stoke today. Is it extinct now Pulis has gone?
Charlie Adam tries a spectacular effort from the halfway line and Mignolet has to scurry back and palm it over. Corner.
Kenwyne Jones comes on for Peter Crouch, who gets a good reception from both sets of fans.
Sterling tries to play in Enrique who eventually gets the bal, but he blasts it well wide.
Coutinho's corner is headed goalwards by Agger but Pieters blocks it. Toure can't poke in the rebound.
Good effort from Gerrard from the free-kick and Begovic has to stretch to stop it from curling in the top corner.
Huth fouls Sturridge and Liverpool have a free-kick 30-yards from goal.
Enrique does well to flick a defensive header clear from a Walters cross.
Sturridge probes his way through the Stoke defence down the Liverpool right and his low cross is a good one but the away side poke it clear with Gerrard lurking.
Kolo Toure is cautioned for a foul.
Despite their domination, it is only 1-0 Liverpool and you just sense a few nerves kicking in around the ground.
Sturridge blasts one wide as Liverpool continue to seek a second.
Pennant looks for Walters who cuts inside but is tackled by Toure.
Iago Aspas gets a standing ovation as he is replaced by Raheem Sterling.
Marc Wilson makes a run through midfield and fires a shot straight into the arms of Mignolet.
Toure intercepts the ball and strides forward. Assured debut from the centre back.
Gerrard heads the free-kick away but it's fired back in the box, Crouch flicks it on and Huth's deflected shot has to be saved by Mignolet.
Chance for Stoke who win a free-kick out wide on their right. Pennant stands over it.
Liverpool piling on the pressure. Another corner falls to Toure whose shot is blocked.
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Etherington off, Jermaine Pennant on. Whelan off, Charlie Adam on. Double substitution just after the hour from Hughes who introduces two Anfield old boys.
Whelan blasts one wide from long range.
Aspas' run to the near post is found by Gerrard but the striker's header floats wide.
Coutinue 'threads' (!!) another one through for Sturridge, who forces a save from Begovic from a tight angle. Corner.
Lucas tries to thread one through but Shawcross is there to quell the danger. I know I've used 'thread' a lot today but that's what Liverpool continue to try to do to penetrate the Stoke defence.
Johnson wins a throw deep in Stoke's half off Etherington.
Sturridge attempts and audacious back-heeled one-two with Aspas but Cameron is there to deny the move.
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Steven Gerrard has had the most touches this afternoon with 76. So far.
Erik Peters has space but his cross is long and wayward and a stranded Peter Crouch vents his frustration.
Enrique picks out Coutinho with a pass courtesy of the outside of his left boot. The ball eventually breaks to Henderson who whips one goalwards and Begovic pulls off a marvellous save.
Liverpool continue to pick and probe their way through Stoke. Patience is the word.
Enrique sends Cameron flying into the crowd - fairly. Just a shoulder charge. Coutinho then threads a throughball miles away from anyone - a rare lapse from the silky Brazilian.
Toure defends well as he makes a solid start in a Liverpool shirt.
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No changes at the break. Very strong bench for Stoke today isn't it? I can see Hughes making changes if they're still behind on the hour.
Stoke get the second half under way.
Ryan Stewart strokes his crystal ball and as the mist clears he sees this vision: "I think the game will finish 2-1 to Liverpool and the goals come from Coutinho and Crouch."
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Shawcross with the header and it's cleared off the line by Lucas! Relief for Atkinson there as it was never a corner.
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Begovic again makes a good save, this time from the angle as Sturridge blasts an effort at goal.
Gerrard this time threads one through for Sturridge, who can't find a team-mate when he looks inside.
Another great chance for Liverpool. Coutinho slides a fantastic ball through to Henderson who is one-on-one with Begovic, but again the goalkeeper comes to Stoke's rescue.
After the lightning-fast start, the game has calmed down now with Stoke much more involved.
Lucas tidies up for Liverpool and sets them on their way. The Reds look for Coutinho again - he's the go-to man today for the home side, no doubt.
Kolo Toure hits one long towards Aspas but that's meat and drink to the Stoke defence.
Jon Walters can't keep a long diagonal ball to him in play and Liverpool get possession back.
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Stoke take the direct route looking for Walters but the ball curls its way out for a Liverpool throw-in.
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Cameron gets forward again for Stoke down their right before the move breaks down. He could be an important outlet for the Potters this afternoon.
Lucas hits a square ball to Coutinho who curls one over the top from 20 yards out.
Coutinho pleads to the referee that he was fouled but Atkinson's having none of it and Stoke retain possession.
Coutinho threads one through the Stoke defence and Aspas pokes his toe at it. Easy save for Begovic but that pass was inches from being perfect for the striker.
Very nervy start for Mignolet. He's just hit an attempted clearance against Walters and that's his third 'moment' in the first quarter.
Geoff Cameron floats one in towards Crouch but he's squeezed out of it by Johnson and Toure.
Sturridge and Aspas showing a good understanding early. Still Liverpool dominate possession inside Stoke's half.
Who said cagey start? It could be 3-1 already.
Coutinho slides a pass into the feet of Sturridge who skips by Begovic but is pushed wide of the goal. He keeps it in, curls a cross right in front of the goal-line but Stoke scramble it away.
LIVERPOOL HIT THE BAR! Gerrard whips in another corner and Kolo Toure powers a header onto the underside of the crossbar. Sturridge smashes the rebound high into the Anfield Road end.
Sturridge scores but his goal is ruled out for offside. Gerrard whips in the free-kick, Sturridge heads it into the corner but the linesman is quick to raise his flag and he is right to do so.
Johnson is fouled by Etherington in a dangerous position, just to the right of Stoke's penalty area...
STOKE HIT THE BAR! Mignolet is left stranded under a high ball and it breaks to Robert Huth who smashes a volley against the bar. Great chance for the away side.
Liverpool's flag kick is comfortably headed away and Stoke break with Erik Peters. However, his attempted through ball is poor.
Gerrard curls in a free-kick from the right and eventually the home side get a corner. Gerrard shuffles over to take it...
The early signs are Lucas sliding balls down the right wing could hurt Stoke this afternoon. This time Glen Johnson runs onto one, he cuts inside and shoots with his left foot but his effort is blocked.
Jon Walters takes on Jose Enrique down the Stoke right as the away side break into Liverpool's half for the first time.
Liverpool having early sustained possession deep in Stoke's half. Lucas slides one through for Sturridge who attempts a diagonal pull back but he can't find a red shirt.
Gerrard fires in a free-kick with pace and dip. Ryan Shawcross heads it away.
Daniel Sturridge looks to make headway down the Liverpool right and wins a throw for his side. Liverpool retain possession.
Martin Atkinson blows his whistle to signal the start of the Premier League season and Liverpool get us under way...
Fans voted for the songs to be played before today's game. They went for: Should I Stay Or Should I Go by The Clash, Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash and Sabotage by the Beastie Boys. Three classics for your iPod, I'm sure you'll agree. With the last notes of Sabotage faded down, the teams enter the arena...
Jensen Yip offers his thoughts: "Henderson or Gerrard on the right wing? Still room for improvement for the former. And I expect Glen Johnson to replicate his performance three years ago. We bought him because of his goals and assists in Portsmouth." Neither of them permanently, Jensen, though both may drift wide from central positions in the 4-3-3. I thought Henderson improved last year and he'll be wanting to establish himself as a first XI regular this campaign.
Kay Guest emails in to say: "Hi all, I have seen both teams in pre-season and Liverpool are in for a shock today as they had easy pre-season games. That will back fire as Stoke are ready and strong under Mark Hughes...2-1 Stoke with Crouch and Huth to score."
If you want my view (come on, admit it) I think 0-0 at half-time at over 2/1 is a decent bet. I'm a natural pessimist, but I can see this being a bit cagey early doors. Feel free to email me and tell me I'm wrong - let's hope it's a cracker!
If you fancy a flutter on the game Sky Bet have boosted Steven Gerrard to 17/2 to score the first goal while a 1-0 win for Stoke is now 28/1. For all priceboosts and odds, go here>>>>>betting.
Luis Suarez is here at Anfield to watch the game with his daughter Delfina. He's banned still, of course, for that bite on Branislav Ivanovic. The Uruguay international walked around the perimeter of the pitch to a ripple of applause from the smattering of fans assembled inside the ground an hour before kick-off. He even stopped to shake hands with former referee Mark Halsey at pitchside before disappearing down the tunnel.
Stoke: Begovic, Cameron, Shawcross, Huth, Pieters, Whelan, Nzonzi, Palacios, Walters, Crouch, Etherington. Subs: Muniesa, Pennant, Jones, Wilson, Adam, Sorensen, Jerome.
Liverpool: Mignolet, Johnson, Toure, Agger, Jose Enrique, Gerrard, Lucas, Henderson, Aspas, Sturridge, Coutinho. Subs: Brad Jones, Alberto, Allen, Borini, Sterling, Wisdom, Ibe.
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When you run qemu from the shell, you are running it as root. When libvirt runs qemu, it is running it as the user/group that is given in /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf. Generally that user/group is *not* root, but some other account that has drastically reduced privileges.
If selinux is disabled, then this failure has no relation to selinux.
This is not an selinux AVC message, it is just a very general libvirt-generated audit message saying "you tried to start 'testname-1' and it failed".
You should verify that every component of the path to the image file has at least r and x permissions for the user/group that is set in /var/log/libvirt/qemu.conf. Also, note that if your images are on a root-squashing NFS server (very common with RHEV), you will need to set dynamic_ownership=0 in qemu.conf.