At some point recently, you've looked at your spouse and said, "I really think Susie needs help at school. Do we need to get her tested or something?" And you know the school can do some testing and will have to in order to provide her with any special help. Maybe you've already requested they look at her or maybe you're trying to figure how to make that first request.
As you start to dig into the process and figure out what you need to do, it will feel overwhelming. I know. I was there 3 years ago. And initially, I thought I was doing enough by talking to the principal and teachers, asking a bunch of questions and then trusting the school to guide me the rest of the way. Yeah. As I discovered, that plan doesn't really work out in your child's favor. But that's the goal here, right? To get your child what they need to be successful in school – academically, socially, and behaviorally.
There are three basic areas you'll need to pay some attention to in order to get started on your IEP journey. While this post will give you the Cliff Notes version of each area, I go much more in-depth into each area and provide you with specific actions to take around each (exactly what I have done or would tell my best friend to do) in my free Guide to Preparing for IEP Meetings. This tool will get you fully prepared to walk into that first meeting with the school – what to bring, what to talk about while you're there, and what information you should have from the school when you leave. It's what I wish I had been given when I started out and I hope you'll find it useful!
The three main areas of focus for your IEP Preparation should be: Get Smart, Get Organized, and Get a Game Plan.
Getting Smart has two pieces to it: book smarts and local knowledge. You'll need both in order to be the best advocate you can be for your kiddo. For book smarts, start with the Special Education "bible" Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy: The Special Education Survival Guide by Peter and Pamela Wright. This book is dense, but will provide you with the high-level information about what your child is entitled to under the federal law "Individuals with Disabilities Education Act" (IDEA) as well as guide you through the IEP process and provide some form letters to use as templates. This is your set of training wheels.
Now, for the local knowledge — there is a myriad of sources you can turn to — but my #1 suggestion is to find someone who is 2 steps further down the road. I know, I know. Having a child who has special needs (especially if they're not obvious physical ones) still has as much stigma wrapped around it as other mental health issues. But you've gotta talk about it if you want the help and guidance that comes from finding an awesome support network. You need someone who can hold your hand as you cry angry, frustrated tears and who will help you navigate your local school & district process. Someone who knows the ins and outs and can provide gentle course corrections to keep you on the right path.
If you don't personally know of anyone who can step in as a mentor, don't be afraid to ask the school district about resources that are available. Some will simply have some pamphlets and larger districts may have a Parents Network they can connect you with, a resource center dedicated to helping parents and the community and host classes or seminars on the various topics of interest for families of special needs children. Just PLEASE don't hesitate to ask – you need this information and support NOW, not later when you already have an IEP that isn't working for your child, but you're so far down a path and the school is resistant to changing it.
Getting plugged in and smart at the beginning is critical – do not skip or skimp on this step!
Getting Organized is an important step to take at the beginning of this journey. It's so important that I will have several future posts, as well as some tools and templates, dedicated to the best ways (in my humble opinion) to organize all the information you'll need to have at your fingertips.
I go into a ton of detail on WHAT you should keep organized and give you an overview of two different ways of HOW I've done it HERE, so click through for more information.
At a high level though, you should be keeping track of all communication with the school – verbal, email, and formal letters. You should have all diagnosis reports, the results of any testing which has been done outside the school and a comprehensive list of medications pulled together. And you should compile any documentation you have that supports your concerns: report cards, results from any academic testing that demonstrates your child is either failing or starting to fall behind their peers (even if they are showing progress…if their RATE of progress is slower than their peers this is a valid reason for concern. Don't let the school tell you otherwise!), and any samples of school work which help you underline the point you're trying to make.
Regardless of how you decide to get organized (again – more on that here in my free Guide) having all this information available at a moments notice does a couple of things for you. One, it will help you sleep at night, Mama. When you know you've got what you need readily available, you're taking a huge stressor off your rather full plate. You know you won't be caught off-guard or misspeak because you're got it all, right there. Two, showing up to the first meeting with a tabbed binder sends a message to the school loud and clear. You mean business. You're telling them you've done your homework and you can't be tricked into being happy with less than the full extent of what your child needs and deserves. And three, it allows you to spend your time working with the team around the table, not digging for information in a huge pile of papers or even worse, delaying the whole process because you missed bringing a critical document altogether.
The last area I want you to focus on is Getting a Game Plan in place. For right now, just focus on this first meeting with the school. It should be called something like an "Eligibility Meeting" or a "Domain Meeting." Regardless of the name your local school district gives it, the purpose is the same: to determine if testing needs to be done and if so, which tests.
First, fill out the Parent Organizer: Eligibility Meeting worksheet I provide HERE. This document will walk you through the main questions asked by the school during this meeting and also help you understand what kind of information you should have received by the end of this first meeting. Print it out, fill it out, and take it with you to scribble all your notes on during the meeting.
Second, as you're filling out your Parent Organizer, think for a minute about the other documentation you'll need to have handy. Hopefully, you've pulled all this together already as part of Getting Organized, but with the purpose of this particular meeting in mind, think about what specifically you need to have easy access to: do you need to summarize the 85 emails you've traded with the classroom teacher? Get a letter explaining a medical diagnosis from a doctor? Finally write down all the medications Jane is taking? Do all those things NOW before the first meeting.
Information is power — so do your research. Know the purpose of every meeting you walk into and have your goal fixed firmly in your mind. Think about how and why the school might disagree with you and how you have evidence that leads you to a different conclusion. Be organized and have all the information you need handy. Remember, this serves two purposes: it will not only provide you with peace of mind, but it will also send a very clear message to the school. You're ready to do business and they won't be able to simply pat you on the head and send you on your way.
Show respect and gratitude and demonstrate that you are truly a team player early in the relationship. Be on time for meetings. Dress professionally. Bring donuts in the morning and cookies in the afternoon for long meetings. People who feel respected and appreciated – especially those who have full bellies or some sugar in their systems – are more likely to go the extra mile for your child. Contrast that with the parents who don't show up on time, only half listen while they're on their phone checking emails from work, and bark orders or rudely disagree with the team without being able to back up their position — which set of parents will the team WANT to work with? Which child is going to get the BEST services available? Both children may end up with support, but I guarantee if you show the school how much you appreciate them you have a much better chance of success. Which means your child has a much better chance of getting exactly what he needs…which is the whole point, right?
Mama, if my best friend came to me today and asked, "How do I do this? How do I get started? What do I do first?" This is exactly the advice I'd give her. Get Smart. Get Organized. Get a Game Plan.
And I would tell her exactly the same thing I'll tell you — whether I know you or not — I've got your back, sister. I've been down the path and left lanterns along the way for you to follow, but if you need me, just call. I'll come back for you and we'll walk together.


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Home / Blog / Lawrence Landweber Helped Build Today's Internet, Now He's Advising Its Future
Lawrence Landweber Helped Build Today's Internet, Now He's Advising Its Future
When Lawrence Landweber created the Computer Science Network (CSNET), an intentionally open computer network that helped pave the way for the modern Internet, he knew one day its technology would be used in banking, travel, and commerce. He didn't predict that the unsecure network he built would today allow hackers to take down websites or extract private information.
In the 1970s, only universities that held military and Department of Energy contracts could use the first packet-switching computer network called the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET). Many other universities longed to connect to ARPANET to share information and stay competitive, so Landweber proposed another academic packet-switching network, CSNET, in 1979.
Not everyone was optimistic about the technology. Some reviews of Landweber's proposal said that the Internet could never scale to 200 universities and that it demanded too much computing power to run on ordinary computers. However, The National Science Foundation gave $5 million to fund the project in 1981, and Landweber got building.
In addition to building the network, Landweber built electronic-mail, directory, and file-sharing software to run on top of CSNET. In the span of four years, more than 200 universities, organizations, and companies were connected to CSNET, quelling earlier concerns that the network couldn't operate on a large scale. "This was the first time most of the people in these computer science programs had used email," says Landweber.
As CSNET became successful among researchers in America, Landweber turned his sights internationally. "I realized very early that CSNET was going to be international, so starting in 1982 I got together with people all over the world to help them coordinate their networks," says Landweber. "Everyone understood that we would have to connect the network in Japan, Italy, Korea, Chile, and so on to the network in the U.S."
Four years after Landweber launched CSNET the National Science Foundation was ready to build a network to connect five supercomputers at universities across the U.S. in 1985. The National Science Foundation Network (NSFNET) was based largely on CSNET's technology and network framework. When Tim Berners-Lee debuted the world wide web, which ran on top of technology created from NSFNET, people outside of the academic community were turned on to the Internet for the first time.
Thirty years later, Landweber hasn't strayed far from his seminal work. He's currently involved with the Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI) project to create faster and more secure networks.
Often when a hacker takes down a website or steals account information, they are exploiting security holes left over from the open networks of the 80s. "The current Internet has serious flaws," says Landweber. "The internet was never designed to be secure, and in the formative days, privacy wasn't that much of an issue," says Landweber.
The problem stems from the origins of CSNET, when security wasn't a concern. Scientists shared information freely and were receptive to an open network that fellow academics could access. "[CSNET] was a research vehicle that became a commercial communication vehicle for the rest of the world," Landweber says. "But there was insufficient attention paid in the early days to questions like security." Since the network wasn't secured to begin with, it has led to security and privacy problems that companies and governments face today.
Landweber is quick to say that no person or group has an answer to today's network security predicaments. He describes the fight between hackers who steal information, computers that churn out spam, government forces trying to counter attacks, and researchers working to close security gaps as a cyber war that is still waging. Researchers and advisers with the GENI project, including Landweber, are helping to build software-defined networks, one attempt to cull the war that could send data more securely. They're also building experimental frameworks for researchers to test the next network technologies.
Though Landweber has stepped back from getting his hands dirty with building networks, he's advising the next crop of computer scientists to build the next version of the Internet. He's also as enthusiastic as ever about computer science: "What I love most about this field is that no matter what you've done in the past, the future is always more exciting."
Written by Wired Reporter Sarah Mitroff, this article is the fourteenth piece in
an ongoing series by Wired magazine on the 2012 Internet Hall of Fame inductees.

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from flask import request, session, redirect, url_for, current_app

from .base import authlib_oauth_client
from ..models.setting import Setting

def google_oauth():
    if not Setting().get('google_oauth_enabled'):
        return None

    def fetch_google_token():
        return session.get('google_token')

    def update_token(token):
        session['google_token'] = token
        return token

    google = authlib_oauth_client.register(
        'google',
        client_id=Setting().get('google_oauth_client_id'),
        client_secret=Setting().get('google_oauth_client_secret'),
        api_base_url=Setting().get('google_base_url'),
        request_token_url=None,
        access_token_url=Setting().get('google_token_url'),
        authorize_url=Setting().get('google_authorize_url'),
        client_kwargs={'scope': Setting().get('google_oauth_scope')},
        fetch_token=fetch_google_token,
        update_token=update_token)

    @current_app.route('/google/authorized')
    def google_authorized():
        session['google_oauthredir'] = url_for(
            '.google_authorized', _external=True)
        token = google.authorize_access_token()
        if token is None:
            return 'Access denied: reason=%s error=%s' % (
                request.args['error_reason'],
                request.args['error_description']
            )
        session['google_token'] = (token)
        return redirect(url_for('index.login'))

    return google

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I was at the South Broadway Athletic Club's training facility yesterday and engaged in a brief chat with some of the guys while they were working out and honing their craft, when I heard one man there say one of the most egregiously awful things I've heard in years.
After they revived me at ringside, I sought out to find videos demonstrating just why the Great Muta is arguably the best wrestler to emerge from Japan. And that is a very short list: Muta, Misawa, Kenta Kobashi, Jushin Liger, KENTA, and that's about it. I'm not an old fart, people. Far from it. And it's not like Da'Marius Jones is all that young. I could maybe forgive him if he was, say, eight or nine years old. That'd just be a case of poor parenting. But to make it this far in life and to be a professional wrestler and have no clue who the Great Muta is…I mean…uh…GAAAAAH!
2. In 1992, Muta had a bout with longtime nemesis Hiroshi Hase for New Japan that would become legendary in tape trading circles and give birth to the term the "Muta Scale," which measures the amount of blood a man loses in a match.
So to those of you who don't know about the Great Muta (and I'm looking in your direction, Da'Marius) I have only one thing to say: GET. YOUR. HEAD. RIGHT.


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Welcome to Awakino Ski Field
Waitaki Ski Club, Waitaki Valley, New Zealand
Status: Open By Arrangement
Next Open: 12~13th Nov (AGM)
Current Temperature: 10.44°C
27/01/2023 @ 12:11pm
27/01/2023 @ 10:20am
The Awakino Ski Field is a friendly and affordable club-operated skifield situated high in the St Marys Range near Kurow in the Waitaki Valley. The field is situated in a sunny, north-facing valley with fantastic views over the Waitaki Valley and Hakataramea. It boasts one and a half high-speed rope tows, queues are unheard of and a busy day means more than 10 people.
It is renowned for its deep wind-blown powder, fantastic terrain suiting all abilities, and its pioneering spirit. Amongst all the club fields in New Zealand, Awakino best represents skiing as it first began. It has been described as a timeless place, and gliding down admist the white gulleys and rock towers of Glacier Basin on a good day, with the distant rattle of a rope tow pulley on the ridge above, it feels like just that. There is extensive ski-touring on the ranges just beyond the ski field boundaries and endless untracked powder just waiting to be found.
The Slopes
Come and check us out
Get in contact today to arrange a weekend!
© 2023 Waitaki Ski Club
Design & Host: H. Greenslade


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James Renner is mostly known for his true-crime journalism. As a reporter for Cleveland Scene, he uncovered new clues and suspects in the cold-case murder of Amy Mihaljevic. His work led to the successful closure of the Tina Harmon case in 2009. He spent months researching the Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus abductions when the girls were still missing and is haunted by the fact that he had Castro's name in his notes. His true crime writing has been featured in the Best American Crime Reporting anthology. His selection was the first true crime article to use a dream sequence as a narrative device.
Renner has always been interested in filmmaking, as well. In 2004, Renner directed a short film based on the Stephen King story, All That You Love Will Be Carried Away. King sold him the rights for $1. The movie starred Joe Bob Briggs and the late-great Harvey Pekar. It premiered at the 2005 Montreal World Film Festival.
Later that same year, Renner directed a documentary about the influence of J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye. The adventure culminated in a short meeting between Renner and the reclusive author at his home in New Hampshire.
In 2012, Renner's debut novel – The Man from Primrose Lane – was published by Sarah Crichton Books. Set in Northeast Ohio, The Man from Primrose Lane blends mystery with scifi in a very unique structure. The story is currently being adapted for television.
Renner's second novel, The Great Forgetting, is a "love letter to conspiracy thrillers."
A new work of nonfiction, True Crime Addict, was published in May by Thomas Dunne Books. The New York Times Sunday Book Review called it "shamelessly entertaining."
Sometimes Renner pretends to smoke cigarettes because he wants to feel relaxed but is too afraid of the harmful effects to actually light it.


Complete a 5km in one go between 1st August 2018 and 31st August 2018 in support of the 401 Foundation to claim your medal.
Submissions proving your distance of 5km (to be done in one go) will be required by 3rd September 2018 at 12 noon to claim your medal (submitted via the 'My Races' section of the website). Anything after this date, will not be accepted, you will not appear on the results and will not get your medals.


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(PHOTOS) Vinyl Theatre Interview at the Gothic Theatre
Posted on March 21, 2018 March 22, 2018 by Xposer Magazine
Recently headlining a rockin show at The Gothic located in Denver alongside a few top-notch bands. I The Victor, This Broken Beat, and Vesperteen all got the crowd moving and grooving along but the big hit of the night was none other than Vinyl Theatre. The boys had a pretty stellar turnout for being a new band on tour. Xposer Magazine was stoked to be invited out to this show and had a chance to sit down with Keegan and talk some music. Hope you enjoy!
Bella: How big of a role did music play growing up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin?
Keegan: I think all three of us grew up with different influences; our families probably played a bigger role in shaping our musical tastes than anything. Being close enough to Milwaukee means, we were able to see a lot of artists at Summerfest and other venues like The Rave. Luckily, enough schools in Wisconsin had not made major cuts in the arts and Nick and Chris were able to meet in a music theory class. There was not a massive music scene in Milwaukee but that in itself was motivating. Gives you a bit to prove as a band from Wisconsin in the National circuit.
Bella: Being signed to Fueled by Ramen must have been an exciting time for you guys after so many years of investment. Tell us how you felt when you received the news.
Keegan: It was definitely a defining moment for us and we will forever be thankful for the opportunities it presented. After touring for 5 years now, we have really grown to appreciate what we have learned. When we got the news we were pretty elated, its any musicians dream to get that first record label signing and we just so happened to be lucky enough to work with one we were fans of.
Bella: With your previous release of 'Electogram' compared to this much-anticipated new release of 'Origami', what would you say are the biggest differences between the two?
Keegan: Electrogram was our first record and came to us in the process of figuring out how to even play live with one another. It was a great milestone for us to sound and feel coherent and purposeful as a band. Origami felt like a coming of age record. We matured from years of touring and we had much more to say lyrically. Our influences also clearly changed and the record leaned on rock more than anything.
Bella: What was the most meaningful/memorable song from your latest album 'Origami'?
Keegan: I think New Machines is a song that sometimes really surprises me when I look back. I rarely look back on work and feel surprised or overly proud of it because we are always trying to improve but new machines is a fantastic song with lyrics that will stand the test of time. I feel like it is bigger than me as an artist and it stands on its own.
Bella: When traveling on tour, what would be the number one staple you guys carry with you on the van/bus?
Keegan: Wet wipes/disinfectant wipes. Diet Coke. Waters. Red Bull. We just consider the fuel and sanitation #1. Oh and of course, an aux cord for the jams.
Bella: Any new exciting plans coming our way this next year for Vinyl Theatre? What can we expect to see?
Keegan: We have a lot of new music in the works and some even finished. We are not entirely sure what we want to do with our next release but our newest single "Feel It All" is resonating with our fans and even new fans really well. The reception has been incredible. The primary focus for us is to have it hear by as many people as possible. It speaks to that inner voice in all of us that tells us to keep on keeping on. We plan on touring a lot and releasing songs as we go along. It may be an EP it may be an LP or possibly a couple of singles to hold our fans over before the real thing.
Bella: Anything you would like to add?
Keegan: We hope our fans can make it out to this tour and spread the word; we have a lot of new music and tours in the works and cannot wait to see everyone!
-Keegan ▼╤
Make sure to check these guys out the next time they play in a city near you! Click here to be redirected to their website to find out more!
Hope to see you at the next show and till then….
Photos by Teddy G / Xposer Photography
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Rocky Mountain Horse Expo held Gladius at the Denver Western Stock Show Event Center
Interview with Tony Cook AKA Cookie Monsta


Here's a simple little utility plugin, Airwindows-ized. Except, it seems like this isn't part of typical DAWs and plugin collections. Can't see why, it's a pretty basic tool.
If you can play a song at the camp fire with acoustic guitars and also an orchestral version is possible, then it is a good song.
Wenn man einen Song am Lagerfeuer mit Akustikgitarre spielen kann und auch eine orchestrale Version möglich ist, dann ist es ein guter Song.


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Afghans Unprecedentedly Increase In Bulgaria, Ambassador
Kabul (BNA) Dr. Jamahir Anwari, minister of refugees and repatriates in a meeting held yesterday with Bulgarian ambassador to Kabul Nikoy Yankov said due to inappropriate conditions in a number of Afghanistan provinces, huge mass of Afghans were living as refugees in various countries of the world despite the fact that Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in particular ministry of refugees and repatriates was making efforts to pave the ways for its citizens to return to their country with dignity.
Bulgarian ambassador to Kabul while considering responsibility of MoRR particularly Afghan refugees as challenging said recently a large number of Afghans had unprecedentedly increased in Bulgaria.
He added although no formal agreement had been signed between Bulgaria and Afghanistan in connection with refugees, but his country's government was making efforts to sign a bilateral agreement with ministry of refugees and repatriates of Afghanistan for legalizing the presence of Afghans in Bulgaria.
According to Bulgarian ambassador to Kabul, those refugees who were entering to Bulgaria were trying to use its route transit for reaching West Europe and this has made European Union to put pressure on Bulgarian government for protection its borders.
Dr. Jamahir Anwari while praising Bulgarian embassy to Kabul for its interest in this regard said ministry of refugees and repatriates was ready for supporting the step and would make serious efforts in implementation of the goal.
Pakistan National Security Advisor to Visit Kabul


Reduce rattle and improve subwoofer bass with the SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System. Universal pad feet work with any brand or model. Universal pad feet work with any brand or model. Screw-in elastomer feet decouple your subwoofer from the floor to eliminate room rattle and provide cleaner, tighter bass.... Build a wooden frame to contain the motor; use the boards to build wooden steps on one side. Use the same axel mountings that the motor had when it was in a washing machine to attach it to the floor and to the center of the large plastic or wooden platform. Attach the edges of the platform to the wooden frame with large springs – you can probably get them from the same washing machine.
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Online projects for building HiFi tables, racks, speaker stands, isolation platforms, CD storage towers etc. All the designs are FREE and NOT FOR SALE.
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9/05/2011 · The way I designed my isolation platforms makes the build process a little involved. It could be done with fairly basic tools. The key tool to have with my design is a chop saw. You will see later on when I put the pictures up.


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Q: docker network freezing randomly Sometimes , all network's of my dedicate server is freezing (ssh also not working). it's randomly repeated.
OS:  Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS
On server installed docker containers, and i see in dmesg logs:
[1568390.415464] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): veth70c3620: link is not ready
[1568390.415571] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered forwarding state
[1568390.415575] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered forwarding state
[1568390.415586] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): veth70c3620: link becomes ready
[1568390.453889] eth0: renamed from veth70c3620
[1568405.455565] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered forwarding state
[1568490.807194] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[22618]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568490.839695] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568490.873185] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.213577] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.248730] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.292433] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[22618]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.544051] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[22618]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.571716] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[22618]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.605760] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[22618]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.858186] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.885767] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568491.919876] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568492.164684] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568492.197225] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568492.233425] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25041]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568502.618191] veth70c3620: renamed from eth0
[1568502.653605] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered disabled state
[1568502.681529] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered disabled state
[1568502.682111] device vethfd09262 left promiscuous mode
[1568502.682113] docker0: port 2(vethfd09262) entered disabled state
[1568503.037301] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25411]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568503.071988] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[25370]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568503.102768] aufs au_opts_verify:1612:docker[4932]: dirperm1 breaks the protection by the permission bits on the lower branch
[1568503.103562] device veth6cd39d2 entered promiscuous mode
[1568503.103649] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): vethffd65cb: link is not ready
[1568503.103702] docker0: port 2(veth6cd39d2) entered forwarding state
[1568503.103706] docker0: port 2(veth6cd39d2) entered forwarding state
[1568503.103719] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): vethffd65cb: link becomes ready
[1568503.146365] eth0: renamed from vethffd65cb
[1568518.132006] docker0: port 2(veth6cd39d2) entered forwarding state

Docker info :
Containers: 40
Images: 538
Storage Driver: aufs
 Root Dir: /var/lib/docker/aufs
 Backing Filesystem: extfs
 Dirs: 618
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Execution Driver: native-0.2
Logging Driver: json-file
Kernel Version: 3.19.0-25-generic
Operating System: Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS
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uname -a
Linux crosspromo-inpgngno01.xxxxxxx 3.19.0-25-generic #26~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jul 24 21:16:20 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

So: Is that docker problems, or maybee uplink interface is broken?

A: You're running a system that is known to NOT work with Docker.
Judging by the error, it is simply crashing the system, repeatedly.

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*AUFS is unstable and known to cause kernel panics.

*Ubuntu 14 is running an old kernel that's missing critical components for containerization

*Old version of Docker, ridden with bugs.

You can start by upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04 TLS (the latest as of writing this). Good luck to get Docker to work, the default setup usually doesn't.
Basically, Docker is utterly broken and unstable on most systems. See these articles for the long and dramatic version.

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*https://thehftguy.com/2016/11/01/docker-in-production-an-history-of-failure/

*https://thehftguy.com/2017/02/23/docker-in-production-an-update/

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If you are facing problems while installing Depraved on your PC, follow this tutorial about how to install Depraved without errors.
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Resum de l'activitat de la temporada 1961-1962 de la Segona divisió espanyola de futbol.

Grup Nord

Clubs participants

Classificació

Resultats

Màxims golejadors

Porter menys golejat

Grup Sud

Clubs participants

Classificació

Resultats

Màxims golejadors

Porter menys golejat

Promoció d'ascens

Anada

Tornada

Promoció de descens

Anada

Tornada

Desempat

Resultats finals
 Campió: RC Deportivo de La Coruña, Córdoba CF.
 Ascens a Primera divisió: RC Deportivo de La Coruña, Reial Valladolid, Córdoba CF, CD Málaga.
 Descens a Segona divisió: RCD Espanyol, Real Santander SD, Real Sociedad, CD Tenerife.
 Ascens a Segona divisió: CE Constància, CD Eldenc, UP Langreo, Melilla CF, Sevilla Atlético.
 Descens a Tercera divisió: Albacete Balompié, Atlético Ceuta, CD Villarrobledo, Cultural Leonesa, San Sebastián CF.

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Temporades de la Segona divisió espanyola de futbol
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Editorials: Honey, I Shrunk the Vote!: the implications of a reduction in the voting age | University Times
Editorials: Honey, I Shrunk the…
It has been decided that by the end of 2015 there will be a referendum in Ireland regarding lowering the voting age from 18 years of age to 16. The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) is in support of the proposed reduction in voting age. There are several reasons for the proposed reduction of voting age. The most persuasive of which I believe is that it will put youth issues on the political agenda. The NYCI suggests that "the involvement of more young people in Irish politics would … ensure issues affecting young people specifically would gain more prominence in the political arena because the people affected by those issues would be able to exercise their franchise to influence the policymaking process". If the population between 16 and 18 years of age were added to the electorate, this youth block alone would account for 3.1% of the voting electorate (based on the population figures from the Census taken in 2011). This is a proportionately large amount of the electorate considering it only involves an age range of two years.
Another such reason is a demographic factor Ireland is facing; like the rest of Europe, Ireland is experiencing an aging population. If measures such as reducing the voter age to 16 are not implemented to actively engage young people in the political system at an earlier age, the consequence is that democracy will be threatened by the emergence of a Government and political representatives elected by a minority who are unrepresented. This is an overwhelming argument that such a demographic factor would have profound implications for future generations and would result in the emergence of a State which is not accountable to the majority of its citizens.
Sixteen is a common age for young people to gain many rights. At the age of 16 youths are given the right to leave school and seek full-time employment, while at the same time becoming liable for tax. It is also the age citizens are allowed obtain a licence to drive a tractor and may also sit their driver theory test in preparation for obtaining a full driver's licence at the age of 17. If this youth block can be trusted with these civic responsibilities, why then can they not be entrusted with the civic responsibility of voting?
Another argument put forward by the NCYI is to remain consistent with the growing consensus of the matter. They advocate that Austria has lowered the voting age for all elections to 16. Seven of the sixteen states in Germany have lowered the voting age and a region in Switzerland has introduced it. Further they argue other countries such as the UK and Denmark are also considering such a move.
Full Article: The University Times | Honey, I Shrunk the Vote!: Ciar McCormick discusses the implications of a reduction in the voting age..
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Some people were born to bring a splash of colour in to other peoples lives. You know the type, each and every encounter leaves you sprinkled in a dusting of glitter. Now imagine passing through an automatic car wash with those big foamy, floppy, rotating brushes coated in all the colours of the rainbow. Hello John Ellison!
For the last 10 years John has been involved in climbing competitions through judging at local and national competitions and more recently working as jury president at international events and assisting with the GB Team for 3 years. Diagnosed with terminal cancer John has launched Climbers Against Cancer with the aim of raising money around the world – and distributing it internationally. Equally important to John is raising awareness, by raising awareness he is convinced we will have more chance of defeating it.
To support CAC John has designed and printed t-shirts and with what success! In just 3 months Climbers Against Cancer has gone global with a wave of colourful t-shirts spreading out around the world. The official Climbers Against Cancer website will be launched next week where you will be able to purchase your t-shirt, share your photos, videos and thoughts. Despite the obvious focus on climbers John is keen that supporters of the campaign will feed off the diversity of their interests and take the campaign in to unexplored territories.
Until the site is launched you can learn more about John and the CAC project in this great interview on Planet Grimpe with Nat Berry. There is also a Facebook group where you can share your thoughts and photos.


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2021 WSOP Online ME Sees Fewer Entries
By Agate Editor
Stoyan Madanzhiev, the 2020 WSOP Online Main Event winner, claims that this year, the WSOP Online ME has 30% fewer entries. Last year, the event brought the poker pro a hefty $3.9 million prize for first place.
Stoyan Madanzhiev: Winner of the 2020 WSOP Online ME
It was last year when professional poker player Stoyan Madanzhiev from Bulgaria won the WSOP Online Main Event. The $5,000 No Limit Hold'em tournament had a guaranteed prize pool of $25 million, but, considering the 5,802 entries, the total of the prize pool hit $27.5 million.
As the winner of the event, Madanzhiev took home a hefty $3,904,686 prize. Considering the COVID-19-related restrictions at the time, it was believed that Madanzhiev was the 2020 WSOP Main Event Champion. However, as it turns out, the WSOP decided to run a second Main Event last year. Naturally, Madanzhiev wasn't particularly happy at that time.
The 2021 WSOP Online ME Has Fewer Participants
The second 2020 Main Event's final table was played at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. In the end, it was America's Joseph Hebert against Damian Salas from Argentina. Consequently, the event was won by Salas, who was named champion for the 2020 Main Event.
While what happened last year did not stop Madanzhiev from continuing his professional poker career, he sure was frustrated at that time. In sharing his opinion regarding this year's WSOP Main Event on Twitter, Madanzhiev outlined that the WSOP Online Main Event this year has some 31% fewer entries when compared to last year.
He added that although the 2020 WSOP Online Main event was "never presented as the actual WSOP Main Event," there were a few ignorant people. In a recent interview for CardsChat, the poker pro said that he believes that "people were misled last year and many paid their buy-in," thinking that the WSOP Online Main Event was the WSOP Main Event and that the winner would be the 2020 champion. According to Madanzhiev, this year, more people are aware of that fact, which is one reason why the number of participants has decreased.
According to The Hendon Mob, Madanzhiev has participated in 22 tournaments so far. Besides the 2020 WSOP Online Main Event, he also took first place at the 25 Short Deck Hold'em – Ante Only Six Max tournament in 2019. Unlike the WSOP first place, the win only brought him a $3,508 prize. Last month, Madanzhiev participated in the WSOP $1,000 No Limit Hold'em – Double Stack Online event and ranked 5th. That win brought him a $200,986 prize.
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For the First Time, Sikh Float in Rose Parade
PASADENA, CA - In celebration of its 125-year history, the Sikh-American community will have its own float at the annual Rose Parade on New Year's Day, marking the first time the Indian-American community will be represented in the annual parade of flowers, music and sports. With the theme "A Sikh American Journey," the historic float will focus on the values of Sikh-Americans and their contributions to American society.
The float, which is currently under construction, will chronicle the history of Sikhs in America, from their early pioneering days in the late 1800s to the present day, where they hold important roles in all walks of life.
The Rose Parade float is the brainchild of United Sikh Mission president and chairman Rashpal Singh Dhindsa. He began spearheading the movement for participation in the parade in early 2010 and after a series of meetings and presentations, secured the float for the 2015 parade.


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The pandemic continues with no end in sight. Had some health issues and some family emergencies to take care of. And I am just grateful that there was cinema and a lot of it. Yes I miss going to the cinema. But even though the experience was just streaming and viewing at home, I had to make do. Viewing a film is a lonely experience anyway; together alone, but always comforting.
2021 was a good year for cinema lovers, partly because of many films that didn't come out last year because of Covid 19, has seen the release this year. Hence directors with two films represented on the list. I was privileged to watch many outstanding films.
I missed some I really wanted to see - Un Gran Movimiento and The Worst Person in the World, just to name a few, but because of sheer numbers of the films that came out this year, I feel more at ease of not catchimg them them until next year. Time is not as relevent as before these days. Que Será Será, whatever will be will be...
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1. Memoria - Weerasetakul The remnants of the violent past have always been present in Weerasethakul's work, as the titular character in Uncle Boonmee talked about killing communists in his days in the army or soldiers waging war in their sleep in Cemetery of Splendour, to just name a few. With Memoria, he is mapping the ripples of violence more explicitly through sound and shows the universality of past trauma. In this way, the film is not all that different than what he always has shown in his films.
2. Atlantis - Vasyanovych The visual symmetry in wide ratio shot Atlantis is awe-inspiring. The industrial landscapes and machinery, as well as decay of abandoned houses (think of decay porn of Detroit, but doubling here as the war aftermath) have common with Ed Burtynsky's photographic documentations of the late stages of capitalist society - Manufactured Landscapes (2006), Anthroposcene (2018) and other documentaries that focuses on ecological devastation and human footprints on earth. Charting the country's recent history with human elements, Vasyanovych also finds common spirits with Jia Zhangke, the master chronicler of China and its people.
3. Drive My Car - Hamaguchi Hamaguchi Ryusuke's new film, Drive My Car, based on a short story by famed Japanese author Murakami Haruki, from the collections Men Without Women, is a skillfully adapted and directed tale of human connection and redemption. The film more than justifies its three-hour running time, by developing relationship among its characters and audiences in a natural, unhurried pace. I can't think of any contemporary directors who have this much care and patience in creating illuminating characters like Hamaguchi.
4. The Souvenir Part II - Hogg A long, fantastical sequence of Julie's thesis film hilariously highlights how an artist sees her creations and how she remembers her experiences versus reality of what happened. The Fellini-esque sequence and out of body experience portrayed in Julie's film has nothing in common with how we perceived her relationship with Anthony in somber The Souvenir, at least in its visual presentation. But it strikes the cord on an emotional level- his death and her heart being shattered to millions of pieces remain true. All the people we encounter, those little memorable moments we pick up throughout life shape us who we are. The Souvenir: Part 2 is a celebration of that achievement. It's a marvelously inventive, self-effacing film that is also immensely affecting and moving.
5. Felkészülés meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre - Hovát The delicious juxtaposition of being a brilliant neurosurgeon where she can diagnose and eliminate illness of the brain which affects both body & mind and letting the whim of her own heart set the course for the unknown is ahem, what's at the heart of the film.
6. Verdens verste menneske - Trier Layered and richly textured in presenting and contrasting the object oriented Gen-Xers and the Millennials who grew up plugged into the internet and social network - tangible vs. intangible, nostalgia vs. impending doom, the film speaks volumes on modern life and its seeming purposelessness. When it's all said and done, what remains is our relationship with each other, the love we have for one another. Not my swanky vinyl collection nor books on my bookshelf nor how many times I watched Dog Day Afternoon, nor a clever article I once wrote online.
7. Exterminate All the Brutes - Peck Raoul Peck's 4 hour film essay film on the western colonization of the world and preordained (by the conquerors) white supremacy is a vast and pointed lecture of human history you do not want to miss. Using every cinematic tool there is for documentary- reenactment, animation, voice-overs, achival footage, the esteemed filmmaker gives an scathing view of Western civilization and manifest destiny built upon the blood and tears of the rest of the world. Peck injects his family history and what he has witnessed growing up make this lecture distinctly personal (with his own raspy voiceover throughout), therefore universal and it really pays off.
8. Procession - Greene There's a lot to be said about the hypocrisy of being 'men of god' and those in power in these pedophile priest cases. It was the sense of powerlessness as a young boy many victims felt that led to much undeserved self-blame and shame. By writing their own scenario and directing their own reenactments, Greene recognizes the power shift that can be beneficial and even cathartic for those who are participating. And a lot of catharses and breakthroughs happen before your eyes in Procession.
9. Faya Dayi - Beshir Could an anthropological study of the effects of khat, a flowering plant that has euphoric property when chewed, in Hararar, the walled city in Ethiopia, also be a stunning art film? Mexican-Ethiopian director Jessica Beshir proves that it can, with Faya Dayi, her mesmeric, immersive patchwork, shot mostly in silvery black & white. In here, every one of its hazy frame is a work of art. The film is visualized version of the phrase of a mystical sage or a lofty philosopher - Life is nothing but a waking dream.
10. Petite Maman - Sciamma You wouldn't have expected Céline Sciamma doing a miniscule scale project like Petite Maman after riding high on the international success of The Portrait of a Lady on Fire. But without big stars or a grand production, she is back to what she does best, directing an intimate story of growing up and getting unbelievable performances out of young actors. Clocking at astonishingly short 72 precise minutes, Petite Maman is a marvel of a movie in its storytelling, execution and acting. Sciamma is proving herself to be, once again, one of the best directors working today.
11. Spencer - Larrain Larrain, a good tactician he is, knows how to go about tackling the subject who is so well known and overly exposed. Like in Jackie, it's all about contrasts and in all the small things. A trapped woman, like Jackie O in the room full of dark suited men after the assassination of her husband, her bruised leg, trying on various clothes. Casting has to be right. Portman was perfect for that measured, educated woman from a well to do upbringing. In Spencer, thanks to Stewart, there's a sense of abandon - sweet yet scarred with the hint of rebellion still left in her. Larrain understands exactly what more can be said about in these world famous tragic women. It's their humanity.
12. What Do we See When We Look at the Sky - Koberidze The film is about training our gaze on ordinary things. There are so much violence and hate in the world, why don't we focus on the beauty and wonder of our daily lives, the omniscient narrator seems to suggest. Gentle, joyous, and beguiling, What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? floats like a calm river over you and makes you forget about the ugliness of the outside world for a short while and embrace the power of cinema in revealing the beauty of everyday life.
13. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy - Hamaguchi We all have regrets and wish for do-overs sometimes, Hamaguchi exercises these second chances and fantasies in intimate human stories in Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy. It's funny and touching and very well acted. Maybe it's the Covid time thing, but there is a pleasure seeing characters just talking to each other at length in Hamaguchi's delicately written dialog. It's one of those films you want to see it again immediately after finishing it.
14. Ema - Larrain Energetic with fuck-all attitude, Ema is a new breed of filmmaking that signals the arrival of the next generation who are more empowered and care-free, as if saying "whether we like it or not, the future is ours." I tend to agree.
15. Titane - Ducornau How do you describe Titane, Julia Ducournau's Palme d'Or winner, a follow up to sensational debut, Raw? A Cronenberged feminist fever dream? A J.G. Ballardian vision of the future? A sexed up version of Electra Complex with Twelfth Night thrown in? Remove all the glitzy exterior and many cringe worthy moments from it, Titane is a sweet father-daughter story. But it is how it is told. And it is told with gusto. Ducournau has an agenda to fulfill, to bring down the patriachy to its knee in the most shocking way while rubbing male gazing sexism in its face. And it is glorious.
16. This is Not a Burial, It's a Resurrection - Mosese It's Marytwala Mhlongo's weathered old face that speaks thousand words here. Her dignified stand in her forever black mourning dress stands out like a sore thumb in the frame mostly populated by giant Lesotho sky. Nature, however beautiful, doesn't let you forget that human are insignificant in Mosese's expressive framing. There are so many memorable scenes but Mantoa dancing in her best dress dancing with the dead - shot in close handheld camera, and women in black choir singing at Mantoa's son's funeral, stand out for me.
17. The Tsugua Diaries - Fazendeiro, Gomes Wryly reflecting the nature of 'expect the unexpected' in both life and filmmaking, Fazendeiro and Gomes create a delightful little summer movie that is cinematically inventive while reflecting the state of the worldwide pandemic and its effect on filmmaking. The Tsugua Diaries is a perfect antidote of a movie in our trying times.
18. Short Vacation - Kwon, Seo How do you capture the end of the world on a photograph - is the question that hangs over the heads of four middle school freshman girls in Short Vacation.They can't phathom the idea of the end of the world or how to capture it. Siyeon has an idea- Shinchang is a place at the end of the 1 train line. They should go there and take pictures. In their little minds, it's the end of the line, the semi-official boundary of the world they know. Beyond that is unknown. This sets out the road movie, Short Vacation: a movie full of wonders and possibilities. It's a rare glimps of what it's like to be 14 years old, feeling for the first time that the world is large and vast.
19. Flee - Rasmussen There are many touching moments, but I teared up when young Amin asks the attending doctor in Copenhagen if he could get a medicine to cure his attraction to men. Coming out as gay to his supposedly conservative Afghan family later on is another tender, heartbreaking scene that really struck me.
20. Candyman - DaCosta Nia DaCosta's Candyman pays a great deal of tribute to Bernard Rose's 1992 cult classic and builds upon it for the BLM era with much more agency. She and co-writer/producer Jordan Peele acknowledge the progresses the African Americans have made in the US over decades but also remind us that we still live in a white society and it is important not to forget the past.
21. Bergman Island - Hansen-Løve We all process our surroundings differently and express ourselves in unique ways. Contrasting oneself to others might be one way. Perhaps Bergman Island is Hansen-Løve's most personal film to date, showing her incongruities and subtle ways towards filmmaking.
22. All Light, Everywhere - Anthony The future technology that the film presents is here already - face recognition, the prevalent of police bodycam and CCTV is part of our modern life. The question is how much we could live with it in a so-called democratic society. And who is most affected by this invasion of privacy? Always mindful about racist American history, Anthony connects the dots to expose the uneasy relationship among technology, commerce, race and power dynamics of the eyes of the beholder. And it's a fascinating one.
23. Zinder - Macky Director Aicha Macky is from there. And she gets an unprecedented access to the inhabitants of Kara Kara, the city's most dangerous slum. She interviews former members of palais, the youth gangs, and examine how poverty and unemployment perpetuate the unending macho culture.
24. In Front of Your Face - Hong In Front of Your Face may lack Hong's narrative and structural inventiveness but it has a nasty hook that gets you at the end, defying the conventional romance narrative. It's wickedly funny too. Lee Hye-young, who started her career in Lee Jang-ho's salacious Korean classic Between the Knees (1984) and starred in countless TV dramas, is a revelation here. Her graceful features and beauty dominate the screen in a bittersweet performance. Her hysterical laugh at the end listening to a voicemail over and over, is the funniest/saddest film moment of the year. I really adored this film.
25. France - Dumont Underneath all the glitzy and bougie shenanigans of a celeb news personality, Dumont finds the post-irony era belief system we deserve in France de Muers, the flawed infotainment queen, as our new god. And a nation, still holding on to the colonial mindset of military presence in the world's hotspots, embodied by a pretty woman in nice clothes, in whom the French public still put their trust, whether the motto of the revolution -- liberty, equality and fraternity -- still rings true in an ever changing world we live in or not.
26. Fauna - Pereda Pereda shifts the narrative to concentrate on narrative within the narrative, enacting a pulpy book Gabino was reading. Pereda toys with the stereotypical roles in these scenarios from countless narco shows that dominate and perpetuate Mexican roles, mixing with reality in rural towns where local mine owners perpetuate violence on its citizens on a regular bases. There's telling scene where anxious Luisa wakes up her mom (Pereda regular Teresa Sánchez) to recite the lines with her for an audition, highlighting the difference between acting and lived in experience. Clocking in short 71 minutes, Fauna is another delicious experiment on identity and performance from Pereda.
27. Neptune Frost - Uzeyman, Williams Originally conceived as a graphic novel and a stage play, Neptune Frost has its faults: Its ethereal dialog and not well-defined narrative structure might throw people off the track. The film might lack the political urgency of Afrofuturist classics like Born in Flames, or Space is the Place but it's a grand experiment that requires attention and participation. Think of it as a spiritual, joyful lo-fi cousin of Matrix and Bacurau. The message might be the same here, but with more music and dancing. And it still manages looking like a badass cyberpunk film. Neptune Frost is a future cult classic in the making.
28. The Village Detective - Morrison The Village Detective: A Song Cycle submerges itself into an intriguing film history and does its own diligent history detective work. Morrison, along with producer/film scholar Maria Vinogradova, set out their own investigation, giving context to the movie reels found at the bottom of the sea. Like good detectives, they peel away layers of mud and dirt and debris the time has accumulated and connect the dots- the images on the film, its actors, the political climate, film archiving practices (or lack there of), while highlighting the beauty of the physicality of film print as an art object.
29. The Inheritance - Asili in Asili's hands, The Inheritance doesn't feel like a dogmatic film. There are many funny moments as the residents of the 'house of Ubuntu' have to deal with any communal living, following such strict rules as 'no shoes inside the house', 'don't eat someone else's food in the fridge without asking' and so on. Rather, this airy fusion of filmed experiment gives opportunity to its unsuspecting viewers the window to unseen/under seen, unheard/under heard pieces of American history that give them the proper context to understanding the current political climate - the continuing police brutality against black community, the BLM movement and the white supremacists storming of the Capitol building.
30. Quo Vadis, Ida? - Zbanic Considering estimated 100,000 people killed, and 1.3 million displaced in The Bosnian War, I have to say right off the bat that the outcome in Quo vadis, Aida? is not a positive one. But it says a lot about how horrific the war actually was. It is a searing indictment of war and the West's naiveté and hubris as to believe in their moral superiority but complete impotence when it comes to decision-making and action. The kicker of the film is that this life and death situation it depicts has actually taken place merely 26 years ago.
First Cow, The Disciple, Days, Undine, The Two Sights, Beginning and American Sector made my favorite list of 2020.
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Tori Bowie upsets Elaine Thompson; Gatlin, Felix struggle at Pre
By Nick ZaccardiMay 27, 2017, 6:57 PM EDT
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Tori Bowie ran a statement 200m at the Pre Classic, clocking the fastest-ever time before the month of June and upsetting Olympic champion Elaine Thompson of Jamaica.
And she called it a training race.
"My coach made it clear that we were just training for nationals," Bowie, huffing and puffing after winning in 21.77 seconds, told Lewis Johnson on NBC. "No pressure at all."
Bowie, the Olympic 100m silver medalist and 200m bronze medalist, beat her personal best by .22 of a second.
While Bowie starred, U.S. stalwarts Allyson Felix and Justin Gatlin dropped to fifth-place finishes Saturday.
Full Pre Classic results are here.
Athletes are preparing for the U.S. Championships from June 23-25, a qualifying meet for the world championships in London in August.
Felix finished fifth in the 200m behind Bowie, Olympic 400m champion Shaunae Miller, Thompson and Olympic 200m silver medalist Dafne Schippers.
"Not that great, not that great today," Felix said, according to meet officials. "I feel like my training is going well, it was good to get out here and see where I was at."
Felix has a bye into the worlds in the 400m as defending world champion but is no longer a medal favorite in the 200m, where she won Olympic silver in 2004 and 2008 and gold in 2012. She clocked 22.33 seconds for fifth Saturday, which was .35 behind third-place Thompson.
Felix missed the 2016 Olympic team in the 200m by .01 while slowed by an ankle injury. But in 2015, a healthy Felix ran faster than 22.33 in all four of her 200m races.
Gatlin finished fifth in the 100m in 9.97 seconds, continuing his slowest season in recent years. At 35 years old, he is no longer looking like the top rival to Usain Bolt, who debuts in his farewell season June 10.
In fact, Gatlin may be in danger of not making the U.S. team in the 100m, which will be the top three finishers at nationals in four weeks.
In contrast, American Ronnie Baker is looking like a medal contender. He won Saturday in 9.86 seconds, which would be the fastest time in the world this year if not for too much tailwind (2.4 meters/second).
Baker, 23, has been a surprise this season, breaking 10 seconds a total of three times including Saturday. He was eliminated in the 2016 Olympic Trials semifinals and had not broken 10 seconds with legal wind before this year.
"My thoughts were, I've got every chance to win this just as much as everyone else does," Baker told Lewis Johnson on NBC. "9.86 is unbelievable."
Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen, a 16-year-old, became one of the youngest-ever to break four minutes in the mile. He finished 11th against a field of older runners.
Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah held off Ethiopian Yomif Kejelcha to extend his 5000m winning streak to 11 meets dating to 2013. Farah clocked 13:00.7 to Kejelcha's 13:01.21.
It marked Farah's last track race in the U.S. as the Oregon-based Brit plans to switch to marathon running after the world championships in August.
Rio gold medalist Caster Semenya barely extended her 800m undefeated streak to 16 finals. The scrutinized South Africa edged Olympic bronze medalist Margaret Wambui by one tenth of a second, clocking 1:59.78.
Olympic champion Omar McLeod took the 110m hurdles in 13.01 seconds, the fastest time in the world this year. McLeod beat a field that included Aries Merritt, the 2012 Olympic champion and world-record holder (12.80), and 2013 World champion David Oliver.
Christian Taylor, a two-time Olympic champion, recorded the third-best triple jump of all time, 18.11 meters.
Rio bronze medalist Sam Kendricks won the pole vault against a field that included Olympic champion Thiago Braz of Brazil, world-record holder Renaud Lavillenie of France and Swedish phenom Armand Duplantis, a Louisiana high school junior. Kendricks cleared 5.86 meters.
Olympic bronze medalist Ashley Spencer won the 400m hurdles in 53.38 seconds, a personal best and the fastest time in the world this year. Olympic champion Dalilah Muhammad was fifth in her first 400m hurdles race of the year.
In the shot put, Olympic champion Ryan Crouser unleashed a 22.43-meter throw to beat a field including world champion Joe Kovacs.
Jasmin Stowers won the 100m hurdles in 12.59 seconds, .03 off the fastest time in the world this year. The field lacked suspended Olympic champion Brianna Rollins and world-record holder Keni Harrison, who recently suffered a broken hand.
Russian Maria Lasitskene won the high jump in her first competition outside of Russia since 2015, when she was world champion. Lasitskene competed as a neutral athlete Saturday as Russia is still banned from international competition due to its poor anti-doping record. Her 2.03-meter clearance matched the best in the world since June 2013.
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Allyson Felix wins 400m, fastest women upset at U.S. Championships
By Nick ZaccardiJun 27, 2015, 7:49 PM EDT
Allyson Felix won the national 400m title, while World champion LaShawn Merritt was upset at the U.S. Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Ore., on Saturday.
Felix, the Olympic 200m champion and 2011 World 400m silver medalist, surged in the last 100 meters to run down Natasha Hastings in the women's 400m final, prevailing in 50.19 seconds (race video here).
"I just wanted to let them not get too far away from me, and I knew I could be strong coming home," Felix told Lewis Johnson on NBC. "I'm a sprinter. I finally got to sprint a little bit. I made it hard on myself."
Athletes are competing at Hayward Field looking to finish in the top three of their events to make the team for the World Championships in Beijing from Aug. 22-30.
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Felix has said she will run either the 200m or the 400m at Worlds but not both, since the 200m semifinals and 400m final at Worlds are 70 minutes apart.
"I feel like I still haven't reached my potential there [in the 400m]," Felix said, according to Reuters. "I feel like I could challenge myself there.
"But I still love the 200."
Felix's decision will be key for the fastest 400m woman in the world the last two years — Francena McCorory. McCorory finished fourth in the U.S. final and will only be able to race the individual 400m at Worlds if Felix opts out of it. Olympic champion Sanya Richards-Ross failed to qualify for the U.S. 400m final.
Merritt, the 2008 Olympic champion, was edged for the men's 400m title by David Verburg, 44.63 to 44.66 (race video here). Vernon Norwood and 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony flag bearer Bryshon Nellum also made the Worlds team, as Merritt had a bye into Worlds as defending champion.
In the 100m hurdles, 2008 Olympic champion Dawn Harper-Nelson prevailed in 12.55, ahead of Kendra Harrison and Sharika Nelvis (race video here). That trio is joined on the U.S. team for Worlds by defending World champion Brianna Rollins.
Summer and Winter Olympian Lolo Jones and Jasmin Stowers, who this year became the second U.S. woman ever to run 12.40 or better three times in a career, failed to make the Worlds team.
Olympic and World champion Brittney Reese took second in the long jump to 2005 World champion Tianna Bartoletta. They're joined on the Worlds team by Olympic bronze medalist Janay DeLoach and Jasmine Todd, who also qualified in the 100m Friday.
Two-time World medalist Matthew Centrowitz won the 1500m in 3:37.25 (race video here), ahead of Robby Andrews and Olympic silver medalist Leo Manzano. Manzano edged Ben Blankenship by .02 for third, but Andrews and Manzano must run the qualifying standard 3:36.20 by Aug. 9 to make the Worlds team, or else Blankenship, who already has the standard, will go to Beijing.
"Winning wasn't good enough," Centrowitz told media in Eugene. "I wanted to really dominate. … Going into that home stretch, I wanted the race to be won already. … I think I did that."
Bershawn Jackson, the 2005 World champion and 2008 Olympic bronze medalist, won the 400m hurdles in 48.29 (race video here). He's joined on the U.S. team for Worlds by Olympic and World silver medalist Michael Tinsley, 2014 U.S. champion Johnny Dutch and 2007 and 2009 World champion Kerron Clement.
U.S. men make up the five fastest 400m hurdlers in the world this year, led by Jackson.
American record holder Emma Coburn won her fourth 3000m steeplechase national title in 9:15.59, the second fastest time in the world this year (race video here). A U.S. woman has never won an Olympic or Worlds steeplechase medal.
"There's only three, four, five really competitive women [in the world], so I hope to be one of them," Coburn told Lewis Johnson on NBC.
Sam Kendricks won the pole vault, with 2007 World champion Brad Walker second and also making the World Championships team. Kendricks is ranked tied for fifth in the world this year.
The U.S. Championships conclude Sunday, highlighted by the men's and women's 200m finals featuring Justin Gatlin (NBC and NBC Sports Live Extra from 4-6 p.m. ET)
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Five events to watch at U.S. Track and Field Championships
The fiercest competition for national titles, and top-three finishes to make the World Championships team, at this weekend's USA Track and Field Championships should come in these five loaded events:
Men's Long Jump — Thursday, 8 p.m. ET (USATF.TV)
Jeff Henderson — 2015 world leader
Will Claye — Olympic bronze medalist
Christian Taylor — Olympic triple jump champion
Ashton Eaton — Olympic decathlon champion
Marquis Dendy — 2015 world co-No. 4
Jarrion Lawson — 2015 world co-No. 4
Marquise Goodwin — 2012 Olympian/Buffalo Bills WR
It's unlikely that Eaton would compete in the long jump at Worlds if he finished in the top three in Eugene, Ore., on Thursday, since his focus at Worlds will be on defending his decathlon title. Henderson, Claye, Dendy, Lawson and Goodwin have better personal bests in the long jump than Eaton anyway.
Taylor, too, is already qualified for the U.S. team in another event, the triple jump, which at the World Championships in Beijing (Aug. 22-30) starts one day after the long jump concludes. His personal best long jump is shorter than Eaton's.
Henderson will be favored to defend his national title. His 8.50m jump on April 18 was the farthest in the world this year and the best by an American since 2009.
Dendy and Lawson dueled at the NCAA Championships with personal bests.
Goodwin is somewhat of a wild card, given he hasn't competed in the long jump since he finished 10th at the London 2012 Olympics. His personal best, 8.33 meters, would rank fourth among Americans this year, behind Henderson, Dendy and Lawson.
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Women's 400m — Saturday, 5:32 p.m. ET (NBC, Live Extra (full broadcast schedule here))
Francena McCorory — 2015 world leader
Sanya Richards-Ross — 2012 Olympic champion
Allyson Felix — 2011 World silver medalist
McCorory, Richards-Ross and Felix rank Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the world this year. Felix is the slowest of the three, clocking 50.05 seconds, but that's still a comfortable .62 faster than the No. 4 U.S. woman, Natasha Hastings.
However, Hastings and the rest of the field shouldn't give up hope, given Felix will choose between running the 200m or the 400m at the World Championships, should she finish top three Saturday. Felix attempted the 200m-400m double at the 2011 Worlds but will not do so this year, given the 200m semifinals and 400m final at Worlds are 70 minutes apart in Beijing.
If Felix finishes top three in the 400m at nationals and drops it for Worlds, the fourth-place finisher would be in line to take her 400m spot at Worlds.
Richards-Ross will look to reclaim a national title after finishing sixth at the 2013 U.S. Championships while slowed by a right big toe injury that required two surgeries. In 2014, McCorory recorded a personal best to beat Richards-Ross in the U.S. Championships final.
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Women's 100m hurdles — Saturday, 5:52 p.m. ET (NBC, Live Extra)
Brianna Rollins — 2013 World champion (has bye onto Worlds team)
Dawn Harper-Nelson — 2014 Diamond League champion
Jasmin Stowers — 2015 world leader
Kendra Harrison — 2015 world No. 2
Sharika Nelvis — 2015 world No. 3
Lolo Jones — Two-time Summer Olympian
Ten of the 14 fastest women in the world this year are Americans. The list is led by Stowers, a 23-year-old favored to qualify for her first global championship. Stowers has run 12.40 or better three times this year. Only one other American has done that over an entire career — three-time World 100m hurdles champion Gail Devers.
The 2008 Olympic champion Harper-Nelson would have a bye onto the Worlds team because she won the 2014 Diamond League season title, but the single automatic spot available goes to Rollins for her 2013 World Championship. If Rollins finishes in the top three Saturday, the fourth-place finisher is in line to join the U.S. team, too.
Then there's Jones, one of 10 Americans to compete in both the Summer and Winter Olympics, who is coming off an April torn hamstring. She ranks No. 29 in the world this year and will need to improve upon that greatly to have a shot to make Worlds for the first time since 2007.
Undeterred Lolo Jones' outlook not good to make World Championships
Men's 5000m — Sunday, 1:45 p.m. ET (moved from 4:27 p.m. ET)
Galen Rupp — Olympic 10,000m silver medalist
Bernard Lagat — Three-time World 5000m medalist
Ben True — Adidas Grand Prix 5000m winner
Every member of this trio enters Eugene with a question mark.
How will Rupp fare amid the scrutiny of a recent investigative report of former teammates accusing his longtime coach of cheating?
Does Lagat, at age 40, have enough gas left in the tank to make a fifth straight World Championships 5000m team since switching from Kenya to the U.S.? Lagat is the only American man to win a World Championships 5000m medal (gold in 2007 and silver in 2009 and 2011).
True became the first U.S. man to win a Diamond League 5000m on June 13, but how will he handle the pressure of a U.S. Championships? In 2012, he finished sixth in the 5000m and 12th in the 10,000m at the Olympic trials, impacted by Lyme Disease. In 2013, he finished fourth in both the 5000m and the 10,000m at the U.S. Championships, just missing Worlds.
Galen Rupp talks training with Mo Farah, marathons, weird drug test story
Women's 800m — Sunday, 4:48 p.m. ET (NBC, Live Extra)
Ajee' Wilson — 2014 world leader
Brenda Martinez — 2013 World bronze medalist
Alysia Montano — fourth or fifth at 2011 Worlds, 2012 Olympics, 2013 Worlds
Wilson, 21, is the top threat to dethrone Kenyan Eunice Sum as World champion in August. It would be a stunner if she didn't finish in the top three on Sunday to make her second straight Worlds team.
Martinez, who in 2013 became the first U.S. woman to win a Worlds 800m medal, has been the second-fastest U.S. woman each of the last four years (behind Wilson in 2014 and 2015 and Montano in 2012 and 2013).
Then there's Montano, who competed in the 2014 U.S. Championships seven weeks before giving birth to daughter Linnea. Montano has catching up to do, as she ranks No. 63 in the world in the 800m this year, finishing fifth at the Drake Relays on April 24 and 10th at the Prefontaine Classic on May 30.
Alysia Montano reflects on running very pregnant at 2014 U.S. Championships
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Obama Admin Just Ordered All Public Schools To Let Transgender Students Use Whatever Bathroom They Want
By John Bickley
May 13, 2016 DailyWire.com
In a stunning overreach of executive authority, the Obama administration issued a decree Friday to all public schools ordering them to let transgender students use whatever bathroom they want to use. If schools do not comply, the administration made clear that they might face lawsuits or see essential funding withdrawn.
The administration's policies embracing the self-determined "gender identity" argument over biological sex has never had such sweeping ramifications as this directive, as it impacts every public school of every level in the country. It also comes despite federal courts having yet to settle whether or not protections against sex discrimination actually apply to gender identity.
The order comes by way of a letter sent to all public schools Friday signed by officials from both the Department of Justice and Department of Education. Though the decree does not technically carry "the force of law," as the New York Times notes, it contains an "implicit threat": "Schools that do not abide by the Obama administration's interpretation of the law could face lawsuits or a loss of federal aid."
"A school may not require transgender students to use facilities inconsistent with their gender identity or to use individual-user facilities when other students are not required to do so," reads the letter, a copy of which the Times obtained. According to Justice and Education department officials, federal law ensuring the "nondiscrimination on the basis of sex" requires that schools "provide transgender students equal access to educational programs and activities even in circumstances in which other students, parents, or community members raise objections or concerns."
The letter makes clear that the "comfort" of transgender students trumps the comfort of other students and their parents: "As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others' discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students."
Students must be treated by schools as if they are the gender they have self-determined if the students' parents or legal guardians say they should. No medical diagnosis or any other form of proof of the child's gender identity is required.
"No student should ever have to go through the experience of feeling unwelcome at school or on a college campus," said Education Secretary John B. King Jr., in a statement. "We must ensure that our young people know that whoever they are or wherever they come from, they have the opportunity to get a great education in an environment free from discrimination, harassment and violence."
The decree includes a 25-page list of "emerging practices" that instruct schools on how to best accommodate students who identify as a different sex than their biological sex.
Republicans have already begun to respond, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announcing Thursday when the story first broke that he will sue the Department of Education over the decree.
I announced today that Texas is fighting this. Obama can't rewrite the Civil Rights Act. He's not a King. #tcot https://t.co/vDgfQPZXjR
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) May 13, 2016