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Zach Anner

Zach Anner is an online comedian, actor, and writer with cerebral palsy known for his humor and winning of Oprah Winfrey's TV star competition.
== Bio ==
Originally from Kenmore, New York (born in Buffalo, New York) Zach was born with the movement disorder, cerebral palsy. He currently resides in Austin, Texas.
He attended school at the University of Texas, at Austin, in 2005. While there he, along with his brother Brad, created the comedy troupe Lark the Beard with the then future RT employees, Chris Demarais, Aaron Marquis, and Marshall Rimmer.
== Career ==
On June 2, 2010, Zach entered into Oprah Winfrey's Search for the Next TV Star contest where he won and was given the chance to create his own TV show, Rollin' With Zach. However, the show was cancelled after only 6 episodes.
In March 2016, Zach published a memoir of his life titled, If at Birth You Don't Succeed: My Adventures with Disaster and Destiny which garnered praise from numerous sources including Oprah Winfrey, The New York Times, and The Huffington Post.
== Within Rooster Teeth ==
Zach has made multiple appearances competing on Rooster Teeth's game show, On The Spot. He appeared on Million Dollars But... and the RT Life Five Night's at Rooster Teeth, as well as the RT web mini-series Eleven Little Roosters.
He was also featured as one of the main hosts for Rooster Teeth's workout fitness show, Buff Buddies.
== External links ==
* Personal Website
* Book Website
* Personal YouTube Channel
* Reddit
* IMDb
Category:November Birthday
Category:Non RT Employee
Zimbabwean podcasts

Podcasting is relatively new to Zimbabwean music, reaching out beyond the country's borders. There are three dedicated podcasting entities for the Zimbabwean community in and around Zimbabwe that are strictly into podcasts: Hiphocalypse Fortknights (hosted by Sensai Tate, broadcast from the USA), XeetBCe Jumpoff (hosted by Chyltl and MJt, broadcast from the United Kingdom and Australia) and more recently TNG Live (hosted by TNG, broadcast from South Africa). The three podcasts cover different musical grounds influenced by many factors including backgrounds, education, cultures, exposure, trends and many more. A weekly current affairs podcast, the #KwiriCast (hosted by blogger and writer Larry Kwirirayi, broadcast from Zimbabwe), has steadily gained popularity since its launch in 2013.
Among the Zimbabwean community podcasting began in 2005 with 'The Shona Podcast' started by Si Brindley (British) and his wife Cecilia (Zimbabwean) because Si wanted to learn the Shona language. However, they did about 11 shows in total over a few months and the last show recorded was on January 20, 2006.
Some Zimbabwean Churches podcast sermons on a regular basis. These include Kingdom People Church in Harare. (Podcast is hosted on Feedburner)
The focus of other Zimbabwean podcasters is more musically inclined being about Zimbabwean music.
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Hiphocalypse Fortknights
The Hiphocalypse Fortknights is an African hip hop music podcast. It is released fort-nightly (bi-weekly) and showcases some of the hottest up & coming positive hip hop talent in Africa. Featuring artists from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Lesotho, Uganda, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia etc. Hosted by former HIPHOCALYPSE DJ Sensai Tate from Zimbabwe and is predominantly in English but includes many regional languages & dialects. Sensai Tate is also known to have been a rapper in his earlier days though he does not consider himself an artist. There have been regular guest co-host appearances by South African beauty Naturelle who has her own podcast on http://www.naturelle.mypodcast.com
Category:Podcasting
Zwei

Zwei is the pet dog of Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao Long. He first appeared in the episode "Field Trip," when he was mailed to Beacon Academy by Taiyang Xiao Long.
== Appearance ==
Zwei is a black-headed tricolor Pembroke Welsh Corgi. His tail is short and stubby, but it is nowhere near the length that would indicate him as being a Cardigan Welsh Corgi.
== Personality ==
Zwei exhibits a very cheerful and playful personality, as seen when he licked Ruby and barked happily after being cuddled by Weiss Schnee. He also playfully imitates Yang Xiao Long's behavior.
Zwei also attempts to make friends with Blake Belladonna, even though her feline Faunus instincts cause her to react with some nervousness to his presence.
Zwei is shown to be very intelligent for a dog. Not only does he react appropriately to Ruby's commands, he also seems to be smart enough to use mechanical tools: when Weiss wonders how Zwei will eat his canned dog food and a can opener drops out of his tube, Yang cheerfully drops the issue, implying that he can use it.
Zwei immediately formed a close relationship with Bartholomew Oobleck, refusing to leave his side.
== Abilities and Powers ==
Zwei is a very intelligent dog, implied by Yang to be able to use mechanical tools such as can openers, and responding correctly to Ruby's questions when needed. As a dog, he has the requisite heightened senses of smell and hearing, which allowed him to find the White Fang soldiers in "Mountain Glenn."
Likely due to his Aura, Zwei has been shown to perform feats no normal dog can do. He was first introduced compressing himself into a tube, alongside hundreds of cans of dog food and a can opener for an undisclosed amount of time without any ill effects on his body.
Later, in "No Brakes," he is shown to be fireproof and very durable, as seen when he destroys an Atlesian Paladin-290 by being lit on fire and launched by Oobleck. This is demonstrated once more in "Breach," where he survives the train explosion by taking shelter inside a Paladin, then proceeds to headbutt and defeat a nearby Beowolf.
== Trivia ==
* His name is likely a reference to the Cowboy Bebop character Ein, who is also a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, though of a different coloring. Ein is the German word for "one," while Zwei is German for "two."
* Zwei is the first living non-Grimm animal to make a physical appearance in the show.
* Like Ein from Cowboy Bebop, Zwei can bark once meaning 'Yes' and twice meaning 'No' ( Zwei did not bark twice for 'no' yet)
Category:RWBY
Category:RWBY Characters
2015 Innovation in the Cloud Conference Logistics

This page contains the logistics information for the 2015 Innovation in the Cloud Conference.
== Meeting Venue ==
We are in the space known as "The Factory" at Rackspace headquarters. The address is:
 Rackspace
 1 Fanatical Place
 San Antonio, TX
== Parking ==
Parking areas are near the facility, but Rackspace parking is reserved for Rackspace employees and visitors. Please park in the areas marked in the map below:
For a full venue map, see the PDF: 
== Hotel ==
There are many area hotels within a couple miles of the venue. As of mid-September, hotel rooms can be found starting under $50 per night.
Rackspace recommends the Aloft Hotel near the San Antonio Airport. It has a free shuttle to and from the airport, as well as a shuttle to the Rackspace facility.
== Registration ==
Registration is done via Eventbrite. Please register at least a couple days before the event (if possible) so that we can have your name badge ready for you. And please use your legal name (not a moniker) to register, as your registration will be needed to gain access to the facility through Rackspace security.
== Entrance ==
You will be admitted to the facility through Rackspace security. When you reach the conference area, you will be given a conference badge which you will need to wear while in the facility.
Rackspace has been kind enough to let us use their venue for this event, so we need to make sure we are considerate guests and stay within their security rules. Attendees should never wander through the Rackspace facility without a proper Rackspace escort.
== Meals ==
Attendees are responsible for their own meals. For your convenience, there will be food trucks on site available for lunch, as well as one food truck for breakfast items before we begin our first session of the day.
There are a number of restaurants serving lunch in the immediate vicinity as well, which will require you to leave the Rackspace facility and re-enter through security upon your return.
== Travel ==
San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is a major airport just 7 miles from the conference venue. In addition, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is about 70 miles away. 
== Sponsor ==
Many thanks to our wonderful sponsor!
Category:Events
2015 Innovation in the Cloud Conference Schedule

This is the schedule for the 2015 Innovation in the Cloud Conference (subject to change).
=== Morning Sessions ===
* 09:00 Welcome
* 09:10 The Bare-Metal Hypervisor as a Platform for Innovation, by Russell Pavlicek of the Xen Project
* 10:00 Break
* 10:10 Xen and the Art of OpenStack Maintenance, by Rick Ashford of SUSE
* 10:55 Containers All the Way Down: From Immutable Infrastructure to Immutable Metal, by Rob Hirschfeld, CEO of RackN
* 11:40 Lunch Break
=== Afternoon Sessions ===
* 13:00 Look Ma, No OS! An Introduction to Unikernels, by Matt Bajor of Rally Software
* 13:45 Xen and the Art of Graphics Virtualization, by Raghuveer Reddy of Intel
* 14:30 Break
* 14:40 Hyper: Make VMs Run like Containers with a Hypervisor-Agnostic Docker Engine, by Thibault Bronchain of HyperHQ
* 15:10 Xen Project 4.6: A Quick Peek into the New Release, by Russell Pavlicek of the Xen Project
* 16:00 Attendee Feedback & Closing
Category:Events
2015 Unikernel User Summit

== EVENT CONCLUDED ==
We had about 60 attendees for a 4-hour session on August 21, 2015 at Texas Linux Fest. The event was well received and consisted primarily of people who did not know what a Unikernel was. It was organized in a week, about 5 weeks before the event, when the organizers of Texas Linux Fest made time available for an extended Unikernel event. It was an exceptional success, considering the last-minute creation of the event.
== CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION ==
Docker and containers have gotten a lot of attention lately for their small size and easy deployment. But Unikernels offer even smaller sizes and huge advances in security! In the next generation of cloud, these are critical assets, so it is no wonder that Unikernels are beginning to draw serious interest.
In this event held at Texas Linux Fest, we will first discuss why Unikernels are important for the future of our industry, and then developers and users of various Unikernel systems will talk about the details of using various Unikernels. This event is focused on users with little or no experience with Unikernels, so all are welcome to attend!
Presentations will include HowTos for using OSv, Rump Kernels, MirageOS, and more. Xen Project is organizing the event because we seek to develop innovative technologies for virtualization and cloud. Many of these Unikernel systems have leveraged the Xen Project Hypervisor because we enable these small, secure workloads which will be needed in the next generation cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), and other new forms of computing.
Join us at Texas Linux Fest during their Tutorial Day as we talk about using Unikernels!
https://2015.texaslinuxfest.org/content/unikernel-summit
Sign up for the event by registering for Texas Linux Fest and attending our session on Friday. Right now, we are planning a half day worth of content, but it might expand if we get more presenters. Texas Linux Fest is a community event and ticket prices start at just $20 for 2 full days of excellent Free Software and Open Source conference content.
https://register.texaslinuxfest.org/reg6/
Confirmed sessions include:
-- The Next Generation Cloud: Unleashing the Power of the Unikernel: Russell Pavlicek
-- Getting Started in Unikernels Using the Rump Kernel: Justin Cormack
-- You Call that Micro, Mr. Docker? How OSv and Unikernels Help Micro-services Stay Micro: Roman Shaposhnik
-- Deploying a MirageOS Unikernel to the Public Cloud: Christopher Bothwell
Category:Events
2016 Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum

NOTE: This event has concluded. We had a solid event, with a maximum of about 140 participants in the room.
====The Most Extensive Unikernel User Event Ever!====
WHEN: Friday, January 22, 2016
WHERE: Pasadena Convention Center, 300 E Green Street, Pasadena, CA, 91101, USA
WITH: SCALE 14X the largest community-run Open Source event in North America!
Attendees must register for SCALE 14X using their conference registration. CIF16 does not require any additional fees.
We are scheduled to be in Room 211. Seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so be there early if you can!
= What's It All About? =
The Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum (aka CIF16) is an event sponsored by the Xen Project which will highlight some of the newest technologies for virtualization and the cloud, with a special focus on Unikernels. Unikernels are small and fast, like containers, but much more secure. Xen Project continues to facilitate the development of Unikernels to power the next generation of cloud.
This event follows in the path of the 2015 Unikernel User Summit and the 2015 Innovation in the Cloud Conference.
= Who Should Attend? =
CIF16 is for users who want to peer over the next horizon in computing. We are bringing together some of the most interesting technologies into one room for one day at SCALE, the largest community-run Open Source conference in North America. You don't need to be a developer or hardcore geek to benefit from this event. And if you are a total novice when it comes to Unikernels, you'll fit in just fine. All you need is an interest in the future of our industry.
See our schedule and our session information.
To attend, register for a Full Access Pass at SCALE 14X.
= Schedule =
=== Morning: ===
* 09:00 SCALE 14X Keynote
* 10:00 CIF16 Opening
* 10:05 Unikernels: The Past, the Present, the Future, Russell Pavlicek, Xen Project Evangelist
* 10:30 Knock, Knock: Unikernels Calling!, Richard Mortier, Cambridge University
* 11:00 Running Go on Rumprun, Ian Eyberg, DeferPanic Founder
* 11:30 Solo5: Building a Unikernel Base From Scratch, Dan Williams, IBM
* 12:00 Lunch
=== Afternoon: ===
* 13:00 Tor in Haskell, or How To Write Programs For Unikernels, Adam Wick, Galois Inc
* 13:45 Rethinking Foundations for Zero-devops Clouds, Maxim Kharchenko, Cloudozer CTO
* 14:30 Break
* 14:45 Unikernels, Meet Docker! Containing Unikernels, Richard Mortier & Anil Madhavapeddy, MirageOS
* 15:15 Building the Superfluid Cloud with Unikernels, Simon Kuenzer, NEC Europe
* 15:45 Unikernels Meet NFVs: Architecture, Performance and Challenges, Wassim Haddad, Heikki Mahkonen, & Ravi Manghirmalani, Ericsson
* 16:15 Break
* 16:30 Unikernel.org, Amir Chaudhry, Unikernel Systems
* 17:00 The Latest From Xen Project, Lars Kurth, Chairman of Xen Project Advisory Board
* 17:30 CIF16 Closing
For session information, see 2016 Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum Session Information. To see this schedule on the SCALE site, click here.
Want to join us? You will need to register for a SCALE 14X Full Access Pass to attend.
Category:Events
Category:CIF16
2016 Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum Schedule

This is the schedule of 2016 Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum to be held on January 22, 2016 at SCALE 14X in Pasadena, CA USA. All times are Pacific Daylight Savings Time (PDT):
=== Morning: ===
* 09:00 SCALE 14X Keynote
* 10:00 CIF16 Opening
* 10:05 Unikernels: The Past, the Present, the Future, Russell Pavlicek, Xen Project Evangelist
* 10:30 Knock, Knock: Unikernels Calling!, Richard Mortier, Cambridge University
* 11:00 Running Go on Rumprun, Ian Eyberg, DeferPanic Founder
* 11:30 Solo5: Building a Unikernel Base From Scratch, Dan Williams, IBM
* 12:00 Lunch
=== Afternoon: ===
* 13:00 Tor in Haskell, or How To Write Programs For Unikernels, Adam Wick, Galois Inc
* 13:45 Rethinking Foundations for Zero-devops Clouds, Maxim Kharchenko, Cloudozer CTO
* 14:30 Break
* 14:45 Unikernels, Meet Docker! Containing Unikernels, Richard Mortier & Anil Madhavapeddy, MirageOS
* 15:15 Building the Superfluid Cloud with Unikernels, Simon Kuenzer, NEC Europe
* 15:45 Unikernels Meet NFVs: Architecture, Performance and Challenges, Wassim Haddad, Heikki Mahkonen, & Ravi Manghirmalani, Ericsson
* 16:15 Break
* 16:30 Unikernel.org, Amir Chaudhry, Unikernel Systems
* 17:00 The Latest From Xen Project, Lars Kurth, Chairman of Xen Project Advisory Board
* 17:30 CIF16 Closing
For session information, see 2016 Unikernels and More: Cloud Innovators Forum Session Information. To see this schedule on the SCALE site, click here.
Want to join us? You will need to register for a SCALE 14X Full Access Pass to attend.
Category:Events
Category:CIF16
AB Meeting/December 2014 Minutes

== Attendees ==
* Lars Kurth (chair, non-voting)
* Don D Dugger (Intel)
* Matt Wilson (AWS)
* Mike Woster (LF, non-voting)
* James Bulpin (Citrix)
* Larry Wikelius (Cavium)
* Sarah Conway (LF, non-voting)
* Philippe Robin (ARM)
* Sherry Hurwitz (AMD)
* Antony Messerli (Rackspace)
 
Quorum
== Referred to Documents ==
[1] Xen Project Community Plan for 2014 - End of Year Update.pdf
[2] Xen Project Spending Priorities 2015.pdf
[3] Contract_Xen_Project_12192.pdf (contract for Xen Project Developer Summit)
== Update on 2014 Objectives ==
Lars went through [1]
Discussion & Questions
* Sarah pointed out that about 200 of the stories in Q4 related to XSA 108 (in the previous quarter around 300 were related to XSA 108)
* Larry asked whether we understood the reasons why Xen Project fell from #2 hypervisor to #5 in 2014
* Lars: in my view this was a combination of lack of leadership and engagement from within the Xen Project community with the OpenStack community. As well as the fact that the OpenStack community was going to deprecate Hypervisors in Quality group C for the IceHouse release (which I believe has not happened). This has dented confidence in Hypervisor. Citrix is willing to help increase Xen + LIBVIRT + OpenStack testing with the goal of getting Xen+LIBVIRT support to group B (and maybe to A, if achievable) within and has assigned an engineer. However this does depend on some support from other vendors on the board: thus the suggestion to create a Working Group.
* Lars: James is this correct?
* James: agrees 
* Don: it is correct that there is no active Xen community within OpenStack
Also see discussion further down the minutes
 the board agrees with the points made in [1]
== Allow STARTUP membership class members to attend AB meetings as non-voting attendees ==
No objections
 Allow STARTUP membership class members to attend AB meetings as non-voting attendees
== Proposed 2015 Spending Priorities == 
Lars went through [2]
There were no objections.
* Mark: agrees that developers should not have to do wiki, list and similar infrastructure maintenance and get too involved in managing suppliers.
* Lars: the issue with the Test infrastructure was that most of it is also non-standard, so in that case it is hard to see how this could be done without developer inout (at least initially)
 to produce a list of sysadmin activities for the project to be discussed with the Linux Foundation at CollabSummit 
 to work on a more detailed budget and plan based on [2] for the January meeting 
 board agrees with proposal for Xen Project Developer Summit in 2015
 Sign [3] on behalf of the project 
== OpenStack Working Group ==
We briefly touched on whether we should create a Working Group with the aim to establish more active Xen Project leadership and engagement within the OpenStack community. We did not get into details and deferred to the next board meeting.
 to work on a proposal on how an OpenStack WG within the Xen Project could help address the leadership and quality issues within OpenStack 
 
Category:Advisory Board
AB Meeting/September 2013 Minutes

== Attendees ==
* Lars Kurth (chair, Citrix, non-voting)
* Mark Hinkle (Citrix, non-voting)
* Guido Trotter (Google)
* Sherry Hurwitz (AMD)
* Susie Li (Intel)
* Ian Pratt (Bromium)
* Matt Wilson (AWS)
* Daniel Kiper (Oracle)
* Ajit Sangiri (Cisco)
* James Bulpin (Citrix)
* Demetrious Coulis (CA)
* Todd Benzies (LF, non-voting)
* Mike Dolan (LF, non-voting)
Quorum achieved
= Agenda =
= Status Updates =
== Test Framework Working Group Status ==
This group is steering the work and program, setting the requirements, decides where we host test infrastructure, signing off decisions, etc. 
In terms of people who should represent companies: This is a not an engineering position. Moving forward the program.
Status: Alex Brett will give overview at Xen Dev Summit
Best opportunity this year to launch the working group
* : to reach out to OSL and cc Lars 
* : to push for Alex Brett to get his time signed off 
* : to provide reps by the end of the week 
== PR Messaging and Working Group ==
* : will provide name of member in October 
* : should be Karl Freund, VP Marketing, Calxeda (Larry to send info to Lars) 
Opportunity to influence Jennifer PR meeting – Larry and Mark will join Lars in this meeting
= Mirage OS Press Release =
* Encapsulating workloads as micro-VMs and then running this on a hypervisor
** Boot very quickly and very small
** Use case: secure, small applications in the cloud
** Internal uses: XenServer, big potential for testing
** Works with any version of Xen
* This is a Xen subproject
* 2 free press release from LF (1 has been used)
 Motion to use Mirage OS 1.0 as press release PASSED by 9 votes
Thoughts: could do a blog post with some further compare/contrast
* to both ask to get a quote for the press release
* Inform Jennifer and make introductions 
* Otherwise we could look to Citrix, Sherry think Microserver group could care… but needs to think about this.
Jennifer will think through this as well, and see how to weave in
Timing: Release is October 22nd – so that week or the following week
== Travel Fund Request ==
Luwei Cheng
Need to make it clear what the ceiling is to him
Xen has $6k currently remaining for developer community
Daniel (Oracle) and Guido (Google) move to increase request $2,000.
Tell him he is approved to $1500 (but will pay up $2000)
 Motion PASSED by 9 votes
== Strategy ==
How to measure success: possible metrics
# of paper submissions
# of people turning up to events
# of people viewing (website views)
# conversations on the forums and lists
# of users (aka downloads)
# activity by org (email domain)
PR Metrics
# media reports (in response to press release)
# stories related to xen (unsolicited)
# xen blog contributions (#, orgs)
# xen industry talks (#, events, orgs)
# aggregate user list + forum conversations
Metrics to add to middle bucket per Larry:
# of cited academic papers 
# ecosystem around Xen
Category:Advisory Board
AB Votes/2014 Xen Project Summit in Seattle

== RESOLUTION: 2014 Xen Project Summit in Seattle ==
We briefly discussed the location of the 2014 summit at the last board meeting. Here is what I know:
* LinuxCon/CloudOpen US will be in Seattle Aug 17-19
* Linux Plumbers will be in Seattle Aug 19, with mini summits Aug 20 & 21st
* There will also be a new Container Con Aug 20 & 21st
* KVM Forum is thinking about Seattle, but have not yet decided. Dates would be Aug 19 – 21st. The bulk of the event would be held Aug 20 & 21st due to space constraints
* I will need to confirm by the end of October at the latest.
* If we did this, I would argue for board, developer and working group meetings and other informal discussions on Aug 19th to cater for space requirements. Maybe also for a user day on the 19th.
* LinuxCon EU is most likely in Brussels end of September, but it is likely that there is not enough space to colocate. Also we always have a big presence in Brussels at FOSDEM, making collocating with LinuxCon in Brussels less attractive
* I asked the community (see http://lists.xenproject.org/archives/html/xen-devel/2014-09/msg02861.html) for input and nobody argued for Brusseles and seems to have a problem with the overlapping events
== Voting Results ==
* Citrix : +1
* CA : +1
* Rackspace : +1
* Cavium : +1
* Intel : +1
* ARM : +1
* Amazon : +1
* Oracle : +1
* AMD : +1
9 in favour - carried
=== Further Information ===
See for the proposal, voting and discussion thread
Result: see 
Category:Advisory Board