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Return of the Quakes - Home Opener vs. Chicago

It's been almost 3 years since I last saw the earthquakes play live - and now we'll get that chance again. Unfortunately, it just had to coincide with Lug Radio Live, which I must attend for BytesFree.org.This Saturday the Quakes take on the Fire in th...

John Mark

09 Apr 2008 — 1 min read

It's been almost 3 years since I last saw the earthquakes play live - and now we'll get that chance again. Unfortunately, it just had to coincide with Lug Radio Live, which I must attend for BytesFree.org.This Saturday the Quakes take on the Fire in the same big-ass stadium in the east bay where the Raiders and A's play. What is it, again? Oh yeah, the coliseum.So while I'll have to miss it, you can still go, and you should. Unfortunately, I've already given away my tickets to some other lucky individual, so you'll have to get yours elsewhere ;)

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Tales of Privilege

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Some of you know that I recently left Red Hat. There are multiple reasons for this, mostly to do with a wonderful opportunity that came my way (more on that later). First, Red Hat. I learned more in my 4 years there than at any other time in my career.

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ManageIQ with vSphere - Deploy and Configure

Found a really great blog post, all about deploying ManageIQ within a VSphere environment written by Jason Gaudreau: ManageIQ was made open source last summer; since it is a free download, I decided to try it out in my lab environment. I have it ma...