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The two local school districts presented their 2015-16 budget requests to the Orange County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.
The commissioners will take this information and decide how much money to allocate to each district. The county projects it will have about $94 million, about half of the county's general fund revenues, to fund both school systems.
As compared to last year, Orange County Schools requested $81 more per pupil and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools requested an additional $302 per pupil.
Commissioners Board Chair Earl McKee said the "per pupil" dollars must be the same for both school systems, and an additional $302 per pupil would require a 3.5 cent property tax increase.
"Three and a half on top of the two cents last year is a fairly significant tax increase in a two-year span," said McKee. "Our citizens, particularly those who have not had wage increases themselves over the last few years, are going to be impacted by that fairly heavily, particularly those that are on fixed incomes."
Orange County Schools is requesting a county appropriation of $28 million. Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools is requesting an appropriation of $47.5 million in county funds. A significant chunk of the projected revenue for Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools, $22 million, would come from a special district tax.
The state projects Chapel Hill-Carrboro public schools will have 150 fewer students in 2015-16, and Orange County public schools will have 170 fewer students.
"Do you have any sense on why the enrollment is declining?" Commissioner Mark Dorosin asked Del Burns, Interim Superintendent of Orange County Schools.
"The opening of a new charter school last year did have impact," said Burns. "Orange County Schools lost about 125 students to that charter."
The county commissioners will hold a 7pm budget work session on May 14 at the Whitted Building in Hillsborough.
The boards also discussed next year's $125 million bond referendum to repair and renovate school buildings. On April 21, the commissioners voted to focus the bond package solely on repairing school buildings.
2015-16 Numbers
Orange County Schools Estimated Student Population: 7526
Orange County Schools County Funding Request: $3652 per pupil
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Estimated Student Population: 12,203
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools County Funding Request: $3873 per pupil
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Board is including a higher minimum wage for school employees in its 2015/16 budget request to Orange County.
The proposed budget would set a wage floor for CHCCS employees of $12.76 per hour, which is the current minimum wage for Orange County government employees.
Board member James Barrett wants to do more than include minimum wage in the budget.
"Are we going to bring living wage back as a separate policy?" Barrett asked at Thursday's board meeting. "There are dollars in the budget, but is that going to be a policy discussion as well?"
Barrett said creating a living wage policy would ensure that future boards consider this topic as they discuss budgets. He said the policy could incorporate inflation into the minimum wage calculation.
Board Chair Mike Kelley said that the board could discuss that in the future, but no date has been set for this policy discussion.
Kelley also brought up something commissioners are considering in county living wage policy.
"Contractors: How do you handle them? Can you require them to pay a living wage? Can you favor them in some way? So I agree, there are policy decisions to be made," said Kelley.
The board approved the budget request 6-1, with James Barrett dissenting, in part because the budget asks the county to pay for additional charter school students. He said this is not a strategic move because the commissioners have to divide money between the two school districts, and the Orange County Schools' charter school population is underrepresented.
The school board will now submit the budget to the Orange County Board of Commissioners. And on April 28 the CHCCS Board and the Orange County Schools Board will each present budget requests to the commissioners.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools seeks funds from Orange County every year to pay for costly repairs and maintenance. At Thursday's school board meeting, school officials talked about making difficult choices with finite funds from the county.
"We know we're pushing back critical needs further and further. You guys remember we had the heat issue at Estes Hills," said Assistant Superintendent Todd LoFrese. "We pushed off replacing the boiler 10 years in our plan, and it came back and bit us and we had problems last year at Estes."
At the meeting, the board approved a capital investment plan that lists major projects, estimated at $15.9 million over the next five years. These costs align with the county's projected funds for the school district. But the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district may not recieve all the money it wants.
"We've had a terrible, terrible last six or seven years," said School Facilities Director William Mullin. "You'll remember over the last decade we've added three schools, mobile classrooms and additions. We grow and our capital plan is being badly, badly hurt."
Orange County Commissioners will divide 2015-16 funds between Orange County Schools and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools in the summer.
Among other projects, in 2015-16 CHCCS officials want a cooling tower replacement, light fixture replacements and classroom upgrades.
CHCCS board members also hope commissioners will put a $125 million bond on the ballot in 2016 to pay for additional expenses. The proposed bond would be the largest in Orange County history and would add an estimated 4.67 cents on the property tax rate.
"We're making some choices right now in what our priorities are based on the expectation that this is going to happen," said Board Member Michelle Brownstein on planning for the bond.
The district would like the extra funds to help pay for new buildings and school expansions to meet increases in student enrollment at an estimated cost of $214 million over ten years. The funds would also help pay the estimated $91 million in other maintenance costs over the next ten years.http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/chccs-board-approves-10-year-plan-school-repair-maintenance/
The number of public school students in North Carolina has increased by more than 48,000 since 2007-08, yet the state funding level for public schools has decreased by $100 million. That's according to last year's report from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
On Tuesday night at North Carolina Central University, a panel of superintendents from four area school districts discussed how changes in the state education budget impact their districts.
Tom Forcella, superintendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, said the recent economic recession impacted state education budgets across the country. But, he said, other states have renewed their support for public education.
"There doesn't seem to be the will on the part of our state leaders to really turn this around," said Forcella. "I think that if we had that will and that desire, and the people of North Carolina really voiced their concerns, I think we can turn this around."
In 2012-13, the sources of funding for North Carolina public schools were:
State 62%
Local 26%
Federal 12%
"Orange County provides the highest per pupil appropriations in the state of North Carolina," said Del Burns, Orange County interim superintendent.
A study from the nonpartisan Public School Forum of North Carolina shows that Orange County leads spending in the state with $4,100 per pupil in 2012-13.
Local chapters of the League of Women Voters sponsored the event, and Wynetta Lee, Dean of the School of Education at NCCU, moderated the discussion with the four superintendents:
Del Burns, Orange County interim superintendent;
Tom Forcella, Chapel Hill-Carrboro superintendent;
Derrick Jordan, Chatham superintendent and
Bert L'Homme, Durham superintendent.
In addition to discussing the state's role in funding public education, the panel discussed technology in schools and how charter schools are impacting public school funding.
Charter schools are exempt from regulations traditional public schools must follow; charters don't have to provide transportation or meals for students. Critics say charter schools, which receive public funds, draw resources away from traditional public schools.
"Folks leave us for a reason," said Burns. "Sometimes they're running to something. Sometimes they're running from something. And I don't believe charter schools will go away. The question of Orange County Schools now is, 'What would it take for Orange County Schools to be the first choice for families in Orange County?'"http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/school-superintendents-talk-state-budget-cuts-public-schools/
In Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools, an African American student is five times as likely as a white student to get in-school suspension, five times as likely to get out-of-school suspension, and three times as likely to get sent to the office. That's according to an official school district report that looks at discipline data over the past two academic years.
At Thursday night's meeting, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board member Jamezetta Bedford said we have to be careful in interpreting this data.
"All that shows you is that the risk for ISS (in-school suspension) discipline reaction is five to one," said Bedford. "You can't assume the child deserved it and did those actions." She said some teachers and administrators may discriminate in whom they choose to discipline.
White students make up about half the district's student population, and black students are 11 percent of the population. According to the report, Latino students, who make up 14 percent of the student population, are also disproportionately disciplined.
Aggression, defiance and disruption rank as the most common infractions among all students. The report says the largest disparities between white students and black students are in vaguely worded infractions, like disrespect.
"Disrespect was one of the hardest things for teachers to define," said Nancy Kueffer, the school district's behavior support coordinator. "So we've decided that we don't want that on our office discipline referral form."
Kueffer said the district needs to update policies and rewrite the code of conduct to clearly define infractions. She said the district should also help teachers think about the function of students' misbehavior. This can help the teachers see behavior patterns and respond based on those patterns.
Board member Annetta Streater worries that seeing this data could strengthen stereotypes and cause teachers and administrators to racially profile students.
"I am concerned about this information – for it to be shared with some authority figures, administrators or whomever," said Streater. "It definitely gives an idea based on comparing demographic groups."
"It can be thought of that way or it can be thought of that the school is not meeting the needs of those students," said Kueffer in response. "If we don't have the data there, we can't have that discussion . . . 'Well why is that happening there? And why would it be any different for any kid of color?'"http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/report-chccs-discipline-disproportionately-impacts-minority-students/
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board chose its new member on Thursday from a pool of fourteen applicants. At the meeting in Chapel Hill, board members used an updated two step voting process to make their pick, David Saussy.
"Be it therefore resolved that the board of education approves the appointment of David Saussy as a board member for a one-year term," said board member Jamezetta Bedford.
"I'm a parent of two children in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school system," said Saussy in an interview after the meeting. "Both attend Glenwood Elementary School, a 5th grader and a 3rd grader."
Saussy holds a PhD in pharmacology and works for GlaxoSmithKline in corporate development. In his application for the position, he wrote that his training as a scientist gives him an understanding of "rigorous data collection and analysis."
"I will contribute a desire to improve communication with the community, and a desire to ensure that everything is analyzed from every angle possible," said Saussy in the interview. "I've spent a lot of time recently as a member of the Glenwood SIT (School Improvement Team) advocating for Glenwood School as it has gone through challenges with overcrowding and redistricting, and trying to make sure we come up with solutions that are the best solution for the school and . . . the best we can do for the district as a whole."
The vacancy came because Mia Burroughs left the school board to join the Orange County Board of Commissioners.
The board voted in Mike Kelley to replace Jamezetta Bedford as the chair. And the board chose Andrew Davidson to replace Mia Burroughs as the vice chair.
Also, during the public comment period Mark Dorosin, a civil rights lawyer and Orange County commissioner, urged the board to pass a resolution supporting the rights of undocumented immigrant children. Some North Carolina counties have adopted resolutions discouraging these children from attending public schools. But denying admission to students because of immigration status runs contrary to the state constitution and the U.S. constitution.
Bedford and other members said they want to make it known that this district welcomes immigrant students. The board will continue discussions on how best to communicate this message.
The Chapel Hill Town Council, the Carrboro Board of Alderman and the Orange County Board of Commissioners recently passed resolutions supporting the rights of immigrant children.http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/chapel-hill-carrboro-city-schools-board-selects-new-member/
Northside Elementary School has received Platinum certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, with the Green Building Certification Institute for the school's design focused on efficiency and sustainability. It now stands as the first elementary school in North Carolina to be certified LEED Platinum.
Before opening its doors in the fall of 2013, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools worked alongside Moseley Architects to create a school that was capable of supporting 585 students. Where the school now stands was once the grounds of the Orange County Training School, meaning that the site has been a place of education since 1924. A display within the school shows a visual timeline to represent the history of the area, as well as the large case of the original cornerstone of the school.
The design of Northside is built around the concept of sustainability. With this in mind, the design team and the school district cooperated to surpass their own expectations, yet remained on budget and on time for completion.
The school building incorporates signs that describe the sustainability brief descriptions of several sustainable design features utilized at Northside. The signs point to the Building Dashboard, which contains further information about these sustainable features. The teachers of Northside even incorporate these features into customized lesson plans and projects.
The managing principal for the project for Mosely Architects, Jim Copeland, said in a press release that he is proud of what they and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools have accomplished in the formation of Northside Elementary.
For more information about Northside Elementary School, click here.http://chapelboro.com/news/pre-k-12-education/northside-elementary-awarded-leed-platinum-certification/
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education has received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. This finance award certificate is considered to be the highest form of recognition for reporting accurate financial information and governmental accounting.
Assistant Superintendent for Support Services for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools System, Todd LoFrese, explains what the award is all about and what it means for the Board of Education.
"The award is recognition for a comprehensive annual financial report, which shows all of the financial information that occurred during the fiscal year," says LoFrese. "Each year, we produce this report along with an audit, submit that to Government Finance Officers Association, the North Carolina School Board Association, and the State of North Carolina, and it's reviewed for its accuracy, transparency, and the breadth of the report. They then determine we meet and exceed expectations, and again this year we have."
LoFrese says that Pittman and her team are deserving of this award as they have proven once again their adept ability to clearly and accurately report their budget.
"For as long as I've been here, and before I arrived, Ruby Pittman and her team have annually been receiving recognition for excellence in financial reporting," says LoFrese. "Once again this year, her department received that recognition, and it's a testament to their hard work and their focus on making sure our finances and books are in order, and public transparency with our financial reporting."http://chapelboro.com/news/news-around-time/chapel-hill-board-education-receives-finance-award/
Depending of which version of the state budget wins favor in the General Assembly in the coming days, Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools could be facing between $850,000 and $3 million dollars worth of budget cuts.
The school board held a special meeting on Tuesday to review options for dealing with those cuts. Elected leaders said the focus should be protecting the student experience in the classroom.
"Right now we're trying to preserve the core education for our kids," said board member Michelle Brownstein.
All agreed the House plan, which maintains funding for teaching assistants and includes a 5 percent pay raise for teachers, is the best case scenario. Still, it would require $850,000 worth of local budget cuts, including the loss of 4.5 gifted education specialist positions.
A second round of cuts could be necessary if the General Assembly adopts a budget similar to the Senate's spending plan.
That could include eliminating the district's service learning coordinator, cutting media assistants to part-time, losing three and a half more gifted education positions, and shifting some custodial staff to lower-paid contract work.
While all that would trim nearly $1 million dollars, officials acknowledge that's not enough to account for the shortfall in the Senate's budget proposal, which calls for an 11 percent pay raise while slashing funding for teaching assistants.
Assistant Superintendent Todd LoFrese told the board hiring for 80 teaching assistant positions is on hold until the state's final budget is approved.
"We've been preparing for this for over a year, and so the teaching assistants that were hired all throughout last year were placed on interim contracts, and while we'd like to hire them back, we're not going to do so until we have clarity," said LoFrese.
School board officials hope to sign off on the budget July 17, but they say another emergency meeting could be needed if the legislature unveils any last minute surprises.http://chapelboro.com/news/local-schools-limbo-awaiting-state-budget/
Movoto.com has ranked Chapel Hill as the #1 small city in the nation for education.
Executive Director of Community Relations for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, Jeff Nash, says that Chapel Hill deserves this recognition because of all the people that make it happen.
"The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools are fortunate to be in a very 'edu-friendly' community," says Nash. "Not only the teachers and the school personnel, who do a wonderful job every day working with our children, but it's also a lot of other groups, including elected officials, like our school board and our county commissioners who are a very big part of the success of the school district. Also, the parents and the community in general always work hard to ensure that we sustain the success of our schools. We're very fortunate to be in this community, and we look forward to many, many more years of even greater success."
Nash says he believes that in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro community, education comes first.
"The community makes education the top priority," says Nash. "You see it in the county commissioners to fund the schools at a level higher than many other school districts. You see it in local taxpayers, who are willing to be taxed at a higher rate for the sake of excellent schools. You see it in educators who really want to be here and want to work in our district. You see it in students who have goals, and they work hard to attain those. You see it in parents as they make sure students are prepared and ready for school each day, they come in and volunteer, they help out with school, they support their teachers and principals. So, it's really a team effort."http://chapelboro.com/news/pre-k-12-education/chapel-hill-ranked-1-small-city-education/


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The car of slain advertising manager Kristelle "Kae" Davantes was recovered in a Las Piñas City subdivision around midnight Saturday, showing signs that whoever abandoned it had tried to set it on fire.
Thick smoke and a blaring alarm system roused the neighborhood and led authorities to the Toyota Altis that Davantes was last seen driving hours before she was found dead under a bridge in Silang, Cavite province, last week.
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I spoke at the CentOS Dojo in Pune yesterday on new features available in CentOS release 7.0 since the 6 release. Slides are available here: What's New in Virtualization. The event was organized by the Pune GNU/Linux Users Group (PLUG) for the CentOS project.
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Speaking at the CentOS Dojo, Pune
I'll be speaking about KVM, progress since EL6, and other virt stuff at the CentOS Dojo in Pune this Saturday, 22nd November. If you're in Pune, feel free to register and drop by!
Session notes from the Virtualization microconf at the 2012 LPC
The Linux Plumbers Conf wiki seems to have made the discussion notes for the 2012 conf read-only as well as visible only to people who have logged in. I suspect this is due to the spam problem, but I'll put those notes here so that they're available without needing a login. The source is here.
These are the notes I took during the virtualization microconference at the 2012 Linux Plumbers Conference.
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FUDCon Pune: My talk on 'Linux Virtualization'
My second talk at FUDCon Pune was on Virtualization (slides) on day 2. While I had registered the talk well in advance, I wasn't quite sure what really to talk about: should I talk about the basics of virtualization? Should I talk about what's latest (coming up in Fedora 16)? Should I talk about how KVM works in detail? My first talk on git had gone well, and as expected for this FUDCon, majority of the participants were students. Expecting a similar student-heavy audience for the 2nd talk as well, I decided on discussing the basics of the Linux Virt Stack. Kashyap had a session lined up after me on libvirt, so I thought I could give an overview of virt-manager, libvirt, QEMU and Linux (KVM).
And since my registered talk title was 'Latest in Linux Virtualization', I did leave a few slides on upcoming enhancements in Fedora 16 (mostly concentrating on the QEMU side of things) at the end of the slide deck, to cover those things if I had time left.
As with the previous git talk, I didn't get around to making the slides and deciding on the flow of the talk till the night before the day of the talk, and that left me with much less sleep than normal. The video for the talk is available online; I haven't seen it myself, but if you do, you'll find I was almost sleep-talking through the session.
To make it interactive as well as keep me awake, I asked the audience to stop me and ask questions any time during the talk. What was funny about that was the talk was also being live streamed, and the audio signal for the live streaming was carried via one mic and the audio stream for the audience as well as the recorded talk was on a different mic. So even though the audience questions were taken on the audience mic, I had to repeat the questions for the people who were catching the talk live.
I got some feedback later from a few people — I missed to introduce myself, and I should have put some performance graphs in the slides, as almost all users would be interested in KVM performance vs other hypervisors. Both good points. The performance slides I hadn't thought about earlier, I'll try to incorporate some such graphs in future presentations. Interestingly, I hadn't also thought of introducing myself. Previously, I was used to someone else introducing me and then me picking up from there. At the FUDCon, we (the organisers) missed on getting speaker bios, and didn't have volunteers introduce each speaker before their sessions. So no matter which way I look at it, I take the blame as speaker and organiser for not having done this.
There was some time before my session to start and there were a few people in the auditorium (the room where the talk was to be held), so Kashyap thought of playing some Fedora / FOSS / Red Hat videos. (People generally like the Truth Happens video, and that one was played as well.) These, and many more are available on the Red Hat Videos channel on YouTube. There was also some time between my session and Kashyap's (to allow for people to move around, take a break, etc.), so we played the F16 release video that Jared gave us.
Overall, I think the talk went quite well (though I may have just dreamed that). I tried to stay awake for Kashyap's session on libvirt to answer any questions directed my way; I know I did answer a couple of them, so I must have managed to stay up.
FUDCon Pune: My session on 'Learning Git'
My session on learning git (slides) was scheduled right after the lunch break on the first day of the FUDCon Pune 2011.
I had targeted the session for beginners; however I had some help from Shakthi, who conducted a session on git during the 2nd FAD and from Ramky who spoke on version control systems in the talk before mine. So I could skip a few basic things and get right on to the demo.
I didn't really get the luxury to prepare in advance; I had in my mind what I would do in general, but got the slides and the flow ready just the night prior to the talk. Organising FUDCon wasn't too taxing, but there are a few last-minute things that have to be done, well, at the last minute. And the presentation, etc., had to wait.
I have earlier seen students just attend sessions but not really follow up on what they were being taught. So I thought I'd make this an interactive session, inviting people from the audience to participate in the session by someone coming up on the stage and writing a .c program, someone else coming up and creating a git repo, then someone else modifying the code, doing another commit, and so on.
While I thought about this, I recalled Rusty's session at foss.in a few years back where he did such a thing successfully. Now emulating that feat would be really difficult. People who have attended Rusty's talks would know what I mean. He puts in hours and days for such talks. I'm sure he'd have thought about how to pull it off even if the person to come up on stage wouldn't know how to type.
There were about 50 – 60 people attending the talk. So what I did, instead, was to ask the attendees about who knew how to write C programs, and who knew how to type fast. I called up one such attendee and asked him to write a simple 'Hello, World!' program.
I then called up someone else (Aditya) to commit the first version. Thankfully, the original C file did not have any punctuation in the 'Hello, World!' string, so the idea for the 2nd commit was ready. Once Aditya initialised the git repo and did the first commit, I modified the program output to add the comma and exclamation point and make that the 2nd commit in the git repo. I then moved on to create a new C program that prints out 'Goodbye, World' (we had dedicated the conference to Dennis Ritchie). This was done in a new branch called 'goodbye'. Next was to create another branch, called 'fudcon', and write another C program to show 'Hello, FUDCon'. Then a few lessons on merging, switching branches, viewing commits and logs from other branches followed. The slides have the list of commands that were shown.
The last step was to clone this repo into another local one, commit a few things there, do a push into the original repo, make some other pulls here and there, and the session participants were ready with hands-on git lessons that they could use.
I had quite a few questions during and after the session, and I even heard of people trying out the examples after the talk. So I'd call the talk/demo a success.
Fedora Miniconf and foss.in/2010
A very delayed post on the Fedora Miniconf and foss.in/2010.
foss.in/2010 was held on the 15th, 16th and 17th of this month in Bengaluru. I could confirm my attendance very late, so I missed out on the CfP and a chance at speaking in the main conference, but I could manage to get a speaking slot in the Fedora miniconf. Thanks to Rahul for accomodating me at a short notice.
One of the main things I was looking forward to was meeting my team-mate Juan Quintela. Though we met recently at the KVM Forum 2010, I was going to use this opportunity to catch him and discuss some of the things I'm working on that overlap with his domain, virtual machine live migration, and get things going.
The other thing was to get to know more people — Fedora users and developers from India who I've spoken with on the irc channel but not met, other developers and users of free software from around the world. Add to that a few people who I've worked with and not met and also people whose software I use daily and who I want to thank for working on what they do. It was also nice meeting the old known faces from the IBM LTC in Bengaluru — Balbir Singh, Kamalesh Babulal, Vaidy, Aneesh K. V., et al.
It's always a certainty that there will be users of virtualization (particularly kvm) stack and it's nice to get a feel of how many people are using kvm, in what ways, how well it works for them, and so on. That's always a motivation.
The Fedora miniconf was on the 16th. The schedules for talks for miniconfs aren't published by the foss.in people, so it was left to us to do our advertising and crowd-pulling. Rahul had listed the speakers and the talks on the Fedora foss.in/2010 wiki page. I went ahead and took out a few print-outs for the talks and assigned time slots for each talk depending on the suggested length given by the speakers for their talks as well as the slot allotted to the Fedora Project for the miniconf. The print-outs of the schedules were meant to be pasted around the venue to attract attention to the remotest section that was to host the miniconf, Hall C. However, we just ended up keeping the printouts as handouts at the Fedora stall that we set up. The Fedora stall was quite a crowd-puller. And since it was set up on the second day, we didn't have to compete with the other stalls since they had their share of attendance on the first day.
The other members of the Fedora crowd, Rahul, Saleem, Arun, Shreyank, Aditya, Suchakra, Siddhesh, Neependra, … have written about the Fedora stall and their experiences earlier (and linked to from the Fedora foss.in/2010 page).
The Fedora miniconf was a great success, going by the attendance and the participation we had. My talk was the first, and I could see we had a full house. I think my talk went quite well. It could have been a little disappointing for people who expected demos, but I wanted to aim this talk towards people who had a general sense of using and deploying Fedora virt as well as Fedora on the cloud and also at people who would go and do stuff themselves rather than being given everything on a silver platter. This does resonate also with the foss.in philosophy of recent years of being a contributor-oriented conference rather than a user-originted one, so I didn't mind doing that. Gauging by the response I got after the talk, I believe I was right in doing that. (I even got one email mentioning it was a great talk by the CEO of a company).
The other talks from the Fedora miniconf were engaging, I learnt quite a bit from what the others are up to. Arun's talk on packaging emacs extensions was entertaining. He connects with the audience, I liked that about him.
Aditya's talk on Fedora Summer Coding was a good call to students to participate in the free software world via Fedora's internship programme. He narrated his own experience as a Fedora Project intern, which touches the right chords of the intended audience. I think doing more such talks will get him over the jitters of presenting to a big crowd.
Suchakra's doing good work on accessing an embedded Linux box via a console inside a browser tab — it's a very interesting project.
Neependra's talk was a good walk-through of using tracing commands to see what really happens in the kernel when a userspace program runs. He walked through the 'mkdir' command and showed the call trace. This was a good demo. He spoke about the various situations in which tracing tools could be used, not just for debugging, and that should have set people's thoughts in motion as to how they could get more information on how the system behaves instead of just using a system.
Shreyank's talk on creating a web tool for managing student projects and the Fedora Summer of Code was interesting as well. It was nice to see the way an actual student project was designed and developed and how it's going to make future students' and mentors' lives easier. This talk should have served as a good introduction to the flow and process students have to go through in applying, starting, reviewing and completing their project.
Apart from the Fedora miniconf, I attended a few sessions in the main conf. James Morris's keynote on the history of the security subsytem in the Linux kernel was very informative. Rahul's keynote on the 'Failures of Fedora' was totally packed with anecdotes and analyses of the decisions taken by the Fedora project and their impact on the users and developers. Fedora (earlier Red Hat Linux) is one of the oldest distributions around, and any insights into the functioning and data as to what works and what does not is a great source of information to look for building engaging communities of users and contributors.
Lennart's two talks on systemd and the state of surround sound on Linux were not very new to me. However, there were a few bits in there that provided some food for thought.
Juan's talk on live migration was packed full of experiences in getting qemu to a state where migration works fairly well. He also spoke about all the work that's left to do. It was totally technical and I think the people who were misguided by it being labelled as a 'sysadmin' talk or by the title (expecting to migrate from an older physical machine to a newer physical machine w/o downtime) quickly left the hall. Whoever stayed back were either people who work on QEMU/KVM (esp. the folks from the IBM LTC) or people too polite to walk out.
Dimitris Glezos's talk on building large-scale web applications was a very informative one for me. I've never done web programming (except for html, css and a bit of php ages ago), and this was a good intro for me to understand what various web development frameworks there are, their pros and cons, the way to deploy them, the way to structure them, etc. It was evident he took a lot of effort to prepare the slides and the talk, it was totally worth it.
Danese Cooper's keynote on the Wikimedia Foundation was an equally informative talk. She spoke on a wide range of topics, including the team that makes up Wikimedia, their servers and datacentres, their load balancing strategy, their backup systems, their editing process, their localisation efforts, their search for a new mirror site in the APAC region, etc. I was interested in one aspect, machine-readable wikipedia content, to which they had a satisfactory answer: they're migrating to semantic web content and would look at a machine-readable API once they're done adding semantics to their content.
The other time was spent at the Fedora booth and talking to Juan and the other friends.
The foss.in team announced this would be the last foss.in, so thanks to them for hanging around so long. To fill the void, we're going to have to step up and organise a platform for like-minded people from the free/open source software community around here. I've been part of organising some events earlier in different capacities, and I'm looking forward to being part of an effort that provides such a platform. There's a FUDCon being planned for next year in Pune, I'll be involved in it, and will take things along from there.
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Foss.in/2007 is over and I'm back home. The slide deck on my kvm talk is now available.
This was the first time I went to foss.in and I really liked the experience. More than the talks, it's the corridor discussions and meeting up with people that's really the most interesting part. The place was full with people who have contributed immensely to the software I use everyday, and I couldn't let go of such an opportunity to go and thank them personally. I definitely missed thanking everyone, so I think I'll go there next year to make up for that. Danese Cooper gets my vote for the best talk: Trekking with White Elephants. It's a great way to learn how to go about contributing to open source and years of experience in getting the management knowledgeable about free software. I've learnt these lessons myself through all these years and I'm sure young people out there will benefit a lot from these tips. (I will update the link once I get access to the final slides)
My talk on KVM turned into a demo session for KVM and explaining merits of the approach as opposed to Xen, as a few people in the audience had already used Xen and they wanted to know why KVM is different or better. Too bad, since I was hoping there would be contributors who would have liked to know how KVM actually works.
I wasn't also too happy with the scheduling of the talks: there was a gcc talk in parallel with a kernel talk and a filesystem / distributed computing talk in parallel with another kernel talk. To make matters worse, Thomas Gleixner's talk on the RT patches was added later in the same time slot as I was to speak.
Rusty has to be the most entertaining kernel hacker; in his inimitable style, he provided a grand finale to the event meant to encourage contributors to the FOSS community. He got me up on stage along with James Morris to speak about how we got involved with FOSS and the kernel.
The Linux kernel folks at IBM LTC Bangalore swore they wouldn't let me go away easily and asked me to visit their office where people would ask me all sorts of questions on KVM. That was a very nice session that I had; they're mostly interested in the power management and migration issues on kvm, and that got me pretty kicked, as I'm extremely interested in the power management and Green issues of late. Though I couldn't answer most of the questions related to power management, I'm sure the kvm-devel list can help.
Moreover, quite a few people came up to me and asked about my work on the kernel and kvm and that was quite encouraging.
I'm sure I also caused inconvenience to people at the sponsor stalls asking them in what ways their company contributed to foss software. Most of them were there just to attract talent. I'm hoping the FOSS enthusiasts don't stop contributing once they're in those big companies.
foss.in/2007, KVM, Call for Linux Kernel Developers
I will be speaking at the foss.in/2007 conference in Bangalore on the 7th of December. My topic? Virtualisation: The KVM Way.
foss.in is the premier conference in India on Free and Open Source Software, and sadly I've not had the opportunity to attend it all these years. And to think, last two years I actually was in Bangalore! So I'm making up for it now. I'm not only going to attend, but am also speaking this time. It's a big collection of great minds and I am looking forward to meeting several people who work on the software I use daily and finally get a chance to thank them!
As most of you already know, I'm working with Qumranet for quite some time now. Qumranet is the sponsor of the KVM project, which has become the focus of quite a lot of attention these days, and that's good!
For me, KVM, the Kernel-based Virtual Machine, is the second most thrilling idea since the Linux kernel. I've always had many ideas about how to do things with the OS and Linux gave me the perfect opportunity for me to play around. And just when we were thinking there's not much happening in the OS space that deals with hardware, here come all the virtualisation extensions in the hardware and KVM, which makes the optimal use of the new hardware and all the existing software. And I can't stop talking about how excited I am to actually be working on it.
By the way, I'd be delighted to talk to you if you're interested in working on KVM in India. We're looking out for people with experience of programming in the kernel.
If you happen to be at foss.in, please come up and say a 'hi'.


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- All bulk mailings must have at least 210 pieces. Each piece must be identical in weight and contents and must be sealed.
- The first line of the return address on all bulk mailings must contain the wording: UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT AUGUSTA.
- The indicia (bulk mail permit imprint) must be in the upper right-hand corner.
- The contents of the bulk mailing must mention the University of Maine at Augusta (the bulk mail permit holder).
- If the mailing piece is folded, the fold must be on the bottom. The top of each piece must be closed using one or two seals or pieces of tape. No staples can be used.
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- You must record the Zip Code on the flag.
- A note indicating the total number of pieces in the mailing and the chartfield to be charged for postage must accompany the bulk mail.
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On December 16, 2010, Governor Deval Patrick signed a complete overhaul of the Massachusetts homestead statute. It is codified as M.G.L. c.188, as amended by Chapter 395 of the Acts of 2010. The new homestead statute takes effect on March 16, 2011.
The original Massachusetts homestead statute was enacted in 1851, and its language was the source of much uncertainty, which resulted in conflicting interpretations and unpredictable results in courts within the Commonwealth. Since its enactment, the homestead statute was amended numerous times; however, many flaws remained. The new homestead statute resolves many of the uncertainties and ambiguities of the original law. Some highlights include...
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ZIMMERLI Business Class V Neck T-Shirt - Men's
Finest Quality Fine Rib Cotton V Neck T-Shirt 5124
The Business Class range is very comfortable to wear. The fabric is stretchable and always keeps it's shape.
Zimmerli of Switzerland's underwear and nightwear are still made in Switzerland.
100% Cotton Fine Twisted Mercerised Yarn
Product Price GBP 44.95
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Machine wash at 60 degrees
Do not tumble dry
Iron – high heat
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** Free Shipping does not apply to HI, AK, or International orders. The ICR-KIT remote control kit comes with the transmitter, receiver, a wiring harness, and 4 AA alkaline batteries. The kit connects with Hunter ICC, Pro-C and SRC controllers through the SmartPort connection. The ICR has a signal strong enough to go through obstructions such as buildings, walls, or trees and communicate with a controller for a half mile or more, or it can function up to two miles from the controller when nothing is in its path.
Features and Benefits include:
- Over 1/2 mile typical range
- Compatible with all ICC, Pro-C and SRC Hunter controllers
- Large LCD display, push button operation
- Variable remote activated station run times – Allows a one time change in station run time duration without affecting the regular program
- Operates on 4 AA batteries for up to a year
- 128 different programmable security codes – Allows multiple ICR receivers to be used in the same area
Operating Range and Specifications:
- Address range: 0 to 127
- Maximum stations supported: 48
- Run time: Eight settings from 1-30 minutes
- Range: up to 1/2 mile obstructed, up to 2 mile line of sight
- Temperature: 0-150°F
- Humidity: Up to 100%
- System operating frequency: 27 MHz band
- Install SmartPort up to 50′ from controller (use Hunter SRR-SCWH shielded cable wiring harness)


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ApplianceGeneral Electric Range
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair30 - 60 mins
Age of ApplianceMore than 10 years
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Removed oven from cabinet and replaced oven control board, door lock was included in package,installed it also, installed new limit sensors. removing the connections from the old control and putting them on the new one was a little difficult, just have to be gental,plyers worked well, the new control had revised selonids that had 4 terminals and I only had 2 wires, one for bake and one for broil, the selonids had paint dots to show you which ternimal to hook the wires to, yellow on bake and violet on the broil, Lb1 had a stamp on the circuit board next to the side ternimal, the other two ternimals were blank for me. It would be real nice if a diagram was included, even after contacting GE answer center and requesting a diagram, they only had the orginal print that came with the stove, revised the board and not the blueprints, see how that works, call a tech to hook up 2 wires. Put oven back in cabinet and no more error codes.
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Commissioners have declined resource consent for the New
Zealand Transport Agency's $90 million Basin Bridge project.
The Basin Bridge proposal was for the construction, operation
and maintenance of a two-lane, one-way, bridge for State
Highway 1 westbound traffic on the north side of the Basin
A total of 215 submissions were received, and evidence was
heard from 69 witnesses and representations by a further 74
The Board took four months to hear all the submissions and
The NZTA and other parties now have 20 days to make comments
on minor or technical aspects of the report.
The Board will provide its final decision to the
Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) by 30 August 2014.
The proposal for the Basin Bridge was lodged with the EPA in
June last year.
It involved the Basin Bridge, a new Northern gateway building
within the Basin Reserve, an elevated shared pedestrian and
cycleway on the north side of the Basin Bridge, a building
under the bridge on Bogarts Corner, landscaping and planting,
including an extension to the National War memorial Park and
a clearway on Vivian Street, and upgrades to several
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SanDisk's DIMM-based SSD benchmarked – and it's a monster… in some tasks November 11, 2014 at 2:15 pm
A year ago, Diablo Technologies claimed it had a flash memory DIMM configuration that provided significantly better performance compared to other drive interfaces. Now that the hardware is finally shipping, those claims are born out.
Diablo 3: The Blizzard sweatshop June 26, 2012 at 10:30 am
Being plagued by gameplay, loot, and connectivity issues is bad enough — but, to put it bluntly, the addition of the Real Money Auction House ruined the game. With the RMAH, Blizzard has turned the entire userbase into an army of sweatshop slaves.
Why Diablo 3's always-online DRM is a good thing May 22, 2012 at 9:46 am
Over the last week, Blizzard's decision to make Diablo 3 require an internet connection has blown up in the media. Believe it or not, though, this isn't about DRM — it's all about making the game more enjoyable to play.
Five things I've learned from Diablo III May 18, 2012 at 2:30 pm
Who says educational games have to be boring? I've learned a lot more than I expected this week from Blizzard Entertainment's release of Diablo III. Here are the top five tidbits…
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The bloom is off the World of Warcraft rose — so how will Blizzard replace the income its become accustomed to?