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Summary/Minutes from today's Fedora Infrastructure meeting (2012-08-09)
Kevin Fenzi
Thursday, 9 August 2012
Thu, 9 Aug '12
2 p.m.
============================================ #fedora-meeting: Infrastructure (2012-08-09) ============================================ Meeting started by nirik at 18:00:01 UTC. The full logs are available at
. Meeting summary --------------- * Greets! (nirik, 18:00:01) * New folks introductions and Apprentice tasks. (nirik, 18:02:27) * Applications status / discussion (nirik, 18:04:24) * LINK:
is live (ok, it's not really an app, it's a statically generated html file, but still) (relrod, 18:05:36) * Sysadmin status / discussion (nirik, 18:08:32) * Security FAD (nirik, 18:12:04) * LINK:
(nirik, 18:12:10) * AGREED: 2012-11-26 to 2012-11-29 for security fad in RDU (nirik, 18:30:23) * ACTION: everyone who would like to attend, please update wiki page. (nirik, 18:30:36) * remote contributions also very welcome (nirik, 18:30:49) * LINK:
(nirik, 18:31:48) * LINK:
(abadger1999, 18:32:04) *
(nirik, 18:33:08) *
runs in openshift currently. (nirik, 18:34:23) * completely disconnected from our infrastructure (nirik, 18:34:37) * updates are manually done by admins. (nirik, 18:34:46) * static webpage generated on push (puiterwijk, 18:34:58) * ACTION: puiterwijk will look into RSS with status.fp.o (puiterwijk, 18:36:09) *
(abadger1999, 18:36:10) * AGREED: will start using status page, fix any issues, then announce in a few weeks.... (nirik, 18:47:33) * status page will be announced on the 23rd if no stoppers are found (nirik, 18:49:28) * Upcoming Tasks/Items (nirik, 18:49:41) * 2012-08-14 to 2012-08-28 F18 Alpha Freeze (nirik, 18:50:59) * 2012-08-15 hosted03-> hosted01/02 migration (tenative) (nirik, 18:51:00) * 2012-08-28 F18 Alpha release. (nirik, 18:51:00) * 2012-08-31 end of 2nd quarter (nirik, 18:51:00) * 2012-09-01 nag fi-apprentices. (nirik, 18:51:00) * 2012-09-08 drop inactive fi-apprentices. (nirik, 18:51:00) * 2012-09-10 to 2012-09-24 Skvidal is out (nirik, 18:51:02) * 2012-09-18 to 2012-10-02 F18 Beta Freeze (nirik, 18:51:04) * 2012-09-27 to 2012-09-28 Smooge at Puppetconf (nirik, 18:51:10) * 2012-10-02 F18 Beta release (nirik, 18:51:10) * Open Floor (nirik, 18:54:16) * LINK:
(skvidal, 18:55:15) * LINK:
(skvidal, 18:55:35) Meeting ended at 18:59:12 UTC. Action Items ------------ * everyone who would like to attend, please update wiki page. * puiterwijk will look into RSS with status.fp.o Action Items, by person ----------------------- * puiterwijk * puiterwijk will look into RSS with status.fp.o * **UNASSIGNED** * everyone who would like to attend, please update wiki page. People Present (lines said) --------------------------- * nirik (150) * skvidal (65) * abadger1999 (23) * puiterwijk (20) * pingou (16) * smooge (16) * ctria (13) * relrod (12) * lmacken (7) * zodbot (4) * spot (2) * halfline (1) * jsmith (1) * threebean (0) * ricky (0) * mdomsch (0) * dgilmore (0) * CodeBlock (0) -- 18:00:01 <nirik> #startmeeting Infrastructure (2012-08-09) 18:00:01 <zodbot> Meeting started Thu Aug 9 18:00:01 2012 UTC. The chair is nirik. Information about MeetBot at
. 18:00:01 <zodbot> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 18:00:01 <nirik> #meetingname infrastructure 18:00:01 <zodbot> The meeting name has been set to 'infrastructure' 18:00:01 <nirik> #topic Greets! 18:00:01 <nirik> #chair smooge skvidal CodeBlock ricky nirik abadger1999 lmacken dgilmore mdomsch threebean 18:00:01 <zodbot> Current chairs: CodeBlock abadger1999 dgilmore lmacken mdomsch nirik ricky skvidal smooge threebean 18:00:07 * skvidal is here 18:00:09 * relrod here :) 18:00:34 * ctria almost back (i'll be off next week) and then i'm back 18:00:42 * nirik notes threebean is traveling and probibly won't be able to attend today 18:00:58 * puiterwijk is here 18:01:00 * pingou here 18:01:10 * abadger1999 here 18:01:44 * lmacken 18:02:18 <nirik> ok, cool. Lets go ahead and get started... 18:02:27 <nirik> #topic New folks introductions and Apprentice tasks. 18:02:36 <nirik> If any new folks want to give a quick one line bio or any apprentices 18:02:36 <nirik> would like to ask general questions, they can do so in this part of 18:02:36 <nirik> the meeting. Don't be shy! 18:03:28 <ctria> i hope that you remember me. i'm in process of changing job and hopefully will have more time to spare this time. i officially will ask to join the apprentice group after next week 18:03:34 <ctria> that i'm returning from vacations 18:03:42 <nirik> welcome back ctria 18:04:20 <nirik> ok, if no one else new, will move on to the next topic... 18:04:23 <ctria> (but i could work on any tasks could be worked from a sandy beach next week) 18:04:24 <nirik> #topic Applications status / discussion 18:04:37 <nirik> ctria: relax and have a good vacation I'd say. ;) 18:04:53 <nirik> any application news from this last week or upcoming in the next? 18:05:00 <lmacken> I'm doing a new bodhi production release today, which includes fedmsg support :) 18:05:17 <nirik> there was a lot of fedmsg stuff landing in production as well recently. 18:05:18 * lmacken just has to make a few more tweaks so we don't flood the bus 18:05:34 <nirik> I messed up and thought the freeze was this tuesday, and it's not until next tuesday. ;) 18:05:36 <relrod>
is live (ok, it's not really an app, it's a statically generated html file, but still) 18:05:36 <abadger1999> Next fas release is in stg right now. Thanks to relrod and puiterwijk for putting it together :-) 18:05:44 <relrod> so 18:05:47 <relrod> please test that out 18:05:56 <relrod> and let puiterwijk and myself know if you have any suggestions 18:05:59 <nirik> relrod: it has it's own topic later in the meeting too. 18:06:04 <relrod> nirik: ah, oops 18:06:07 * relrod shuts up then :) 18:06:07 <lmacken> relrod, puiterwijk: nice work with that guys, it's awesome 18:06:11 <nirik> no worries. 18:06:36 <nirik> we have a #fedora-fedmsg channel with fedmsg bus live on irc now too. 18:07:03 <nirik> anything else that could/will land before freeze? 18:07:09 <lmacken> maybe busmon 18:07:17 * lmacken not sure of the state of our websockets stuff 18:07:27 <nirik> not very far along I'm afraid. 18:07:28 <lmacken> but threebean and I will be doing some hacking on it this weekend in person 18:07:42 <nirik> I still need to talk to RHIT about it... will see how that goes over. 18:08:07 <nirik> lmacken: cool. 18:08:25 <nirik> ok, moving along then... 18:08:32 <nirik> #topic Sysadmin status / discussion 18:08:48 <nirik> this section is for news from sysadmin folks... lets see... 18:08:57 * skvidal is just grumpy today 18:09:02 <skvidal> oh - you don't mean about the people 18:09:03 <nirik> We had some issues with the wiki upgrade last weekend... 18:09:03 <skvidal> sorry 18:09:05 <nirik> ha 18:09:21 <nirik> puiterwijk helped us out and tracked those down... so hopefully it's all happy now. 18:09:52 <nirik> also 2 wiki bug fixes... a rewrite where it was double encoding things and redirecting people wrong on login, and a fix to the rss feed to again show actual diffs. 18:10:43 <nirik> skvidal setup a releng01 with ansible... 18:11:22 <nirik> bunch of password resetting on mgmt interfaces, etc. 18:11:35 * relrod still is working on them, slowly but surely 18:11:37 <nirik> anything else folks would like to ask about or note? 18:11:44 <nirik> relrod: it's very appreciated. 18:11:57 <nirik> ok, moving on 18:12:04 <nirik> #topic Security FAD 18:12:10 <nirik>
18:12:18 <nirik> I've done some more things to move this along... 18:12:27 <nirik> fixed up the wiki page, pinged people, etc. 18:12:40 <nirik> If you wish to attend, please add yourself to the attendees page. 18:12:48 <nirik> Also, we should try and finalize dates. 18:13:05 <nirik> I was thinking at this point that perhaps after f18 is released, but before holidays might work 18:13:31 <nirik> thoughts? rants? alterative suggestions? 18:13:48 <skvidal> just not during sept 18:13:49 <skvidal> kthx 18:14:02 <smooge> nirik, at that point is it close enough to FudCon to do it then? 18:14:02 * nirik looks at calendar 18:14:03 <pingou> skvidal: +1 18:14:04 <skvidal> oh and I'd like to personally request one other time be blacked out 18:14:10 <skvidal> the first week of october 18:14:27 <skvidal> smooge: we won't get anything done colocating with fudcon 18:14:29 <nirik> smooge: well, we could do that yeah... thats jan instead of nov... 18:14:33 <skvidal> we're too often dragged away 18:14:38 <abadger1999> <nod> 18:14:50 <abadger1999> We'd have to say "Week before fudcon" or some such 18:14:52 <pingou> skvidal: could be before or after fudcon no ? 18:14:59 <nirik> right, it would need to be before. 18:15:03 <nirik> come in early 18:15:04 <skvidal> pingou: that's fine 18:15:05 <skvidal> abadger1999: yah 18:15:07 <skvidal> I don 18:15:11 <smooge> actually I wasn't thinking of doing it then. I was worried it would get the "Thats awfully close to Fudcon" checkmark 18:15:11 <skvidal> t have an issue with that 18:15:11 <nirik> 2012-11-06 - f18 release 18:15:14 <skvidal> just not overlappying 18:15:20 <skvidal> and doing it AFTER fudcon is probably not wise 18:15:27 <skvidal> b/c everyone is strungout after 18:15:30 <skvidal> or rather 18:15:33 <skvidal> everyone I ever speak to is 18:15:37 <skvidal> maybe it's just me 18:15:57 <ctria> lol 18:15:58 <smooge> November sounds good 18:16:03 * abadger1999 agrees w/ skvidal 18:16:10 * nirik also 18:16:14 <smooge> and I agree w/ skvidal 18:16:15 <skvidal> abadger1999: you agree that i'm strung out after fudcon? 18:16:16 <nirik> so, its a narrow window there in nov... 18:16:17 <skvidal> nice 18:16:20 <abadger1999> hehe 18:16:36 <nirik> release is the 6th, and thanksgiving is 22nd. 18:16:40 <nirik> if we slip a week... 18:16:41 <smooge> skvidal, well if you wouldn't do those lines of cocaine off the backs of servers at fudcon it probably would not happen 18:16:45 <pingou> I can't convince you to make it for the FUDCon emea ? :D 18:17:02 <skvidal> pingou: I suspect spot/robyn would set us on fire 18:17:09 <smooge> very very much so 18:17:11 <nirik> pingou: I don't think we have budget for that. ;( 18:17:15 <pingou> skvidal: s/set us/set me/ ? :) 18:17:20 <skvidal> pingou: no, us 18:17:22 <skvidal> all of us 18:17:25 <pingou> ^^ 18:17:32 * pingou burns 18:17:32 <skvidal> they have assassins everywhere 18:17:38 <smooge> kerosene is cheaper than tickets I think this is the usual answer 18:17:46 <spot> pingou: you get me and robyn. anyone else, you're welcome to cover out of your pocket. ;) 18:18:08 <pingou> spot: can we make exchange ? 18:18:14 <pingou> spot: ;-) 18:18:16 <skvidal> oooo - is pingou independently wealthy? I didn't know that 18:18:19 <spot> pingou: no exchanges, no refunds. ;) 18:18:21 <skvidal> excellent 18:18:30 <skvidal> pingou: can I have a grant? 18:18:37 <pingou> skvidal: if I was I would come to the security FAD ;-) 18:18:43 <skvidal> pingou: good point 18:18:45 <pingou> skvidal: of course, I'll pay you the beer when you arrive ;) 18:18:56 <skvidal> none for me 18:18:57 <nirik> right, so we could tenatively say: 2012-11-11 (arrive late afternoon/evening, get settled), 12, 13, 14 work on things, leave 2012-11-14? 18:19:05 <pingou> skvidal: then a very large coke 18:19:08 <nirik> but then we are having to do release from there if we slip. ;) 18:19:10 <halfline> ginger beer 18:19:38 <skvidal> halfline: only yankees drink such things ;) 18:20:02 <smooge> I thought aussies drank it 18:20:04 * nirik suggests ginger mead, but thats likely just me. ;) 18:20:15 <abadger1999> nirik: If I could find it, I would drink it ;-) 18:20:19 <skvidal> so... trailing off into the weeds 18:21:03 <abadger1999> 2012-11-11 works for me ... but I don't trust release not to slip. 18:21:09 <nirik> There's also the week after thanksgiving... 2012-11-25 to 28... 18:21:10 <smooge> I will put it that us hitting our deadline for F18 is not likely.. so I think the 16th is more likely the release date 18:21:35 <smooge> how about the 22-24 in Raleigh NC 18:21:47 <skvidal> what? why would any of us need to be around for the release. That's just silly. :) 18:21:59 <nirik> smooge: do they have turkey dinners there? :) 18:22:27 <skvidal> smooge: I will die a painful death if I am not around family over thanksgiving 18:22:30 <smooge> I don't know. I know that Westford has real turkeys in their parking lots then 18:23:03 <skvidal> nirik: moving on? 18:23:29 <nirik> problem with after thanksgiving is that many people are traveling then... 18:23:56 <skvidal> and flying on black friday? 18:24:01 <skvidal> that's a special kind of suffering 18:24:01 <smooge> oh sorry I was looking at the wrong month. I wasn't making it sit ontop of Thanksgiving 18:24:03 <abadger1999> Maybe we could plan on release sliping two+ weeks ;-) 18:24:13 <nirik> 26th-29th? come in 26th, leave 29th. 2 solid days of work 18:24:24 <pingou> 2012-11-11,12,13,14 might actually be hard for me, but we'll see 18:24:27 <skvidal> abadger1999: december in nc - how...... something... cold? uncomfortable but lacking any snow? 18:24:49 <smooge> bah. its not cold. its chilly but not cold 18:24:54 <abadger1999> As long as I'm not driving on glare ice I'm happy with cold weather. 18:25:11 * nirik doesn't care about cold as long as it doesn't cause flight delays. ;) 18:25:26 <abadger1999> true. 18:25:57 <nirik> or, for better budget spending: 26th-28th... come in 26th, leave night of 28th. Hack on things 27th and 28th days. 18:26:45 <smooge> hmm that works for me. 18:26:51 <nirik> votes? counter proposals? 18:27:01 <skvidal> 26th of november? 18:27:19 <skvidal> cool 18:27:55 <nirik> ok, if no objections I will take that to the list as a tenative? 18:28:03 <abadger1999> eh... 29th sounds better (just htinks about all the times late flights get rescheduled earlier in the day). 18:28:16 <abadger1999> but it still works for me. 18:28:22 <nirik> abadger1999: ok... we can see if we can swing that... 18:28:42 <abadger1999> I don't particularly care... just thinking of how much can get done. 18:28:44 <nirik> question: will RH be moved/moving to new tower then? I guess I can find out 18:28:50 <relrod> either way I'm going to miss a few days of school, so doesn't matter to me...just have to ask for the assignments beforehand and do them on flights. ;) 18:29:21 <nirik> so, if we are ok with that, I'll ask interested folks to go back and actually look up costs for those dates? 18:29:25 <nirik> and update the wiki page. 18:29:38 <nirik> so we can get a idea travel wise 18:30:23 <nirik> #agreed 2012-11-26 to 2012-11-29 for security fad in RDU 18:30:36 <nirik> #action everyone who would like to attend, please update wiki page. 18:30:49 <nirik> #info remote contributions also very welcome 18:31:03 <nirik> ok, anything else on this? or shall we move on? 18:31:22 <nirik> is there any people I didn't list that would be good to have to get the primary objective done? 18:31:39 * abadger1999 gets link to travel page for the meeting notes 18:31:48 <nirik>
18:31:56 <nirik> we could just fold that into the fad page, no? 18:32:04 <abadger1999>
18:32:06 <ctria> should remote register too? 18:32:24 <nirik> ctria: yeah, let us know if you are interested in helping, for sure... just note that you will be remote... 18:33:01 <nirik> ok then, moving along... 18:33:08 <nirik> #topic
18:33:20 * abadger1999 will fold attendees into the main page 18:33:48 <nirik> so, as many know, puiterwijk had an idea for a end user status application... so we could point people to it for outages instead of them having to check an irc /topic, etc 18:34:09 <nirik> we have such an application now thanks to puiterwijk and relrod. ;) 18:34:23 <nirik> #info
runs in openshift currently. 18:34:37 <nirik> #info completely disconnected from our infrastructure 18:34:45 <ctria> great work 18:34:46 <nirik> #info updates are manually done by admins. 18:34:58 <puiterwijk> #info static webpage generated on push 18:35:05 <nirik> so, should we start using this? or do we have any questions or concerns about it? 18:35:21 <nirik> If we wanted to push this to some other site, how hard would that be? 18:35:27 <pingou> puiterwijk: stupid idea, rss ? 18:35:43 * nirik was also thinking rss might be nice if it was easy 18:35:58 <puiterwijk> pingou: maybe a good idea 18:36:09 <puiterwijk> #action puiterwijk will look into RSS with status.fp.o 18:36:10 <abadger1999> #info
18:36:48 * abadger1999 needs to get better at reading URLs that aren't highlighted as links :-/ 18:36:49 <nirik> also, there's one issue left: syncing ssh keys to grant access to folks who might need to update it... 18:37:25 * nirik has manually added a bunch of people for now, but we might setup a sync script on lockbox01 for it. 18:37:32 <ctria> could this get nagios alarms and automate results? 18:37:33 <relrod> lmacken also had an idea for auto refresh, and using something like
to show percentage of services up in the favicon, so people can see it at a glance 18:37:34 <nirik> or we could just leave it manual I suppose 18:37:34 * ctria runs 18:37:54 <nirik> ctria: we want it to NOT depend on any of our stuff being up/down/whatever. 18:37:56 <puiterwijk> I'm working on a python script to automate that from FAS 18:38:03 <puiterwijk> (the ssh key updating) 18:38:08 <nirik> puiterwijk: ok, cool. 18:38:20 <nirik> ctria: otherwise it could not update right if nagios was down, etc. 18:38:26 <abadger1999> Is it just checking by hitting a single url and seeing if that returns? 18:38:33 <nirik> also, nagios has a poor idea of what application is down. 18:38:44 <puiterwijk> abadger1999: no, it's manually updated by an admin 18:38:44 <nirik> abadger1999: what checking? 18:38:50 <nirik> it's a static page 18:38:51 <abadger1999> k 18:39:11 <abadger1999> ah -- I thought it was a periodically generated static page. Misunderstood. 18:39:13 <nirik> so it could be misleading if there's an outage and no one updates it 18:39:19 <abadger1999> sorry. 18:39:36 <nirik> or if someone updates it and forgets to clear the outage (but we have a nagios check for that that should yell at us) 18:39:41 <ctria> another way is that it would get a heartbeat from services via fedmsg if it doesn't then service is off 18:40:15 <puiterwijk> ctria: and what if fedmsg is off? it won't know if that's a fedmsg failure or a connection failure 18:40:40 <ctria> common� you have to trust something� what if admins are off :) 18:40:58 <skvidal> ctria: fedmsg is a nice service - I do not think we have used it enough to get the point of trusting it 18:41:19 <skvidal> for notification of outages 18:41:25 <pingou> ctria: admins are off ??? 18:41:37 <nirik> well, and also since this is not in phx2, we would need some way to get messages to it... 18:41:48 <nirik> pingou: some of us have always been a bit off. ;) 18:41:53 <skvidal> nirik: I'm sure mmcgrath would be happy to let us vpn in 18:41:55 <skvidal> ;) 18:42:04 <nirik> heh 18:42:32 <nirik> so, aside from enhancements, is everyone ok with us starting to use this and point people to it? 18:42:40 <pingou> +1 18:42:42 <ctria> +! 18:42:44 <nirik> or are their concerns/issues outstanding? 18:43:43 * nirik listens to crickets chirp 18:44:06 <puiterwijk> just one currently: that the ordering still needs to be fixed 18:44:21 <puiterwijk> (haven't had much time for that yet, but that's not crucial) 18:44:29 * skvidal will bite 18:44:32 <skvidal> what's wrong with the ordering? 18:44:36 <nirik> puiterwijk: oh, so how hard would it be to push this to another site if we wanted... 18:44:46 <puiterwijk> mizmo had advised to put major and minor outages on top (above the Ok services) 18:45:21 <puiterwijk> nirik: not too hard, only the management script would have to be adjusted to push somewhere else instead of git, and maybe the management script should regenerate the page 18:45:59 <nirik> puiterwijk: ok. I am just thinking of a case where openshift was down and all our stuff was up. We could change dns and point to one of our servers and push the page there so users wouldn't see problems. 18:46:21 <nirik> (as unlikely as that may be) 18:46:23 <ctria> nirik, if admins are up :) 18:46:40 <puiterwijk> nirik: that could be set up :) 18:47:09 <nirik> ok, so don't see any objections... I'd like to let it go for a few weeks before we officially announce it... so please do look for any issues before then. 18:47:33 <nirik> #agreed will start using status page, fix any issues, then announce in a few weeks.... 18:47:54 <nirik> thanks for all the work on this puiterwijk and relrod. (and others too) 18:48:11 <puiterwijk> maybe we should pick a date, and if no showstoppers are still on that date, we will announce it? 18:48:22 <puiterwijk> to know when everything should be fixed? 18:48:32 <nirik> sure. how about the 22nd? 18:48:50 <puiterwijk> works for me 18:48:56 <relrod> nirik: 23rd? so we can ask at the meeting again? 18:48:59 <puiterwijk> or 23rd, at the meeting? 18:49:10 <nirik> sure. Thats fine too 18:49:13 * nirik makes a note 18:49:28 <nirik> #info status page will be announced on the 23rd if no stoppers are found 18:49:41 <nirik> #topic Upcoming Tasks/Items 18:49:44 <puiterwijk> oh, just so you know: from 19:00 UTC, nagios alerts will be sent when the services are triggered ;) 18:50:10 <nirik> hum? 18:50:19 <puiterwijk> still about status.fp.o 18:50:36 <nirik> oh, right... 18:50:43 <puiterwijk> if any services are in minor or major status (instead of "good"), nagios will complain about it so we won't forget to put it back when done 18:50:45 <nirik> so if you do any testing of the page, please put it in downtime 18:50:55 <nirik> so, upcoming items: 18:50:59 <nirik> #info 2012-08-14 to 2012-08-28 F18 Alpha Freeze 18:51:00 <nirik> #info 2012-08-15 hosted03-> hosted01/02 migration (tenative) 18:51:00 <nirik> #info 2012-08-28 F18 Alpha release. 18:51:00 <nirik> #info 2012-08-31 end of 2nd quarter 18:51:00 <nirik> #info 2012-09-01 nag fi-apprentices. 18:51:00 <nirik> #info 2012-09-08 drop inactive fi-apprentices. 18:51:02 <nirik> #info 2012-09-10 to 2012-09-24 Skvidal is out 18:51:04 <nirik> #info 2012-09-18 to 2012-10-02 F18 Beta Freeze 18:51:10 <nirik> #info 2012-09-27 to 2012-09-28 Smooge at Puppetconf 18:51:10 <nirik> #info 2012-10-02 F18 Beta release 18:51:12 <nirik> I'm waffling about the hosted move and when to do it... 18:51:21 <nirik> anything else folks want to note? 18:51:27 <nirik> or schedule, or plan? 18:51:41 <skvidal> do we have an ETA on cloud network? 18:51:57 <nirik> not that I have heard. ;( smooge: you heard anything? 18:52:09 <nirik> if we get internal nets we can start installing/setting things up 18:52:11 <smooge> no 18:52:18 <smooge> I am going to ping management 18:52:54 <nirik> ok. Might be good to drop a ticket on it, in case other folks can work on it for us? 18:53:21 <nirik> dunno. 18:54:06 <nirik> ok, anything more for upcoming? if not, moving on... 18:54:16 <nirik> #topic Open Floor 18:54:21 <nirik> anything for open floor? 18:54:22 <skvidal> I have something 18:54:29 <nirik> take it away... 18:54:35 <skvidal> there was a meeting last week in #fedora-buildsys 18:54:42 <skvidal> to discuss non-koji buildsys goals 18:54:50 <skvidal> we're not discussing getting rid of koji 18:54:54 <skvidal> nor replacing it 18:55:02 * relrod has to head out to bring the dog to the vet :( - will read the tail end of the logs when I return. 18:55:04 <skvidal> this is for builds of pkgs that we cannot do in koji for one reason or another 18:55:11 <nirik> ah yeah. 18:55:14 <skvidal> I wrote up the requirements here 18:55:15 <skvidal>
18:55:23 <nirik> cool. 18:55:24 <skvidal> and we're working on ui/backend requirements here 18:55:35 <skvidal>
18:55:40 <nirik> this is something we hope to offer backed by the new private cloud, right? 18:55:45 <skvidal> feel free to comment/edit, whatever 18:55:50 <skvidal> nirik: it's definitely related :) 18:55:59 <nirik> yeah. 18:56:02 <skvidal> if there are any pieces folks want to look at - please let me know 18:56:09 <skvidal> or come by #fedora-buildsys 18:56:14 <skvidal> or post to buildsys(a)lists.fedoraproject.org 18:56:48 <skvidal> anyway that's all 18:56:56 * skvidal loves the sound of crickets 18:56:56 <nirik> cool. 18:57:16 <nirik> I think there's tons of nice stuff there... I look forward to breaking^Wusing it. 18:58:00 * jsmith can't wait to use it too... 18:58:35 <nirik> ok, anything else? or shall we close out the meeting now? 18:59:09 <nirik> ok, thanks for coming everyone. ;) 18:59:12 <nirik> #endmeeting
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Situated in the New Forest National Park The Bell Inn an 18th century coaching is surrounded by natures finest. This historic Hotel has been in the same family since 1782 and recently undergone some stylish updates. A week or so ago I went to have a look for myself, I admit to never having been to The Bell before so I wasn't quite sure what to expect, the renovations have been carefully thought out still retaining a country vibe but with a really modern twist.
Having such strong connections with the New Forest the chef here supports the local community by buying meat, fruit and vegetables locally and sourcing the fish from the coast nearby. The newly appointed chef Mark Young adapts his menu to what is available locally and has in fact added a map of the area to the back of the menu which made an interesting talking point whilst we decided what to eat.
When the food arrived I was particularly impressed with the presentation especially the way the Fluffet's Farm duck egg had been balanced on top of a pulled pork hash and then finished with a dressing of aged balsamic. There is something about a bright yellow fried egg that gets me excited, probably the anticipation of the yolk spilling out (it wasn't even my starter).
My starter was equally as delicious and so pretty too. Smoked haddock croquettes, little cubes of mango and just the right amount of chilli to give it kick.
The main courses that followed were again beautifully presented mine being Hampshire lamb slow cooked shoulder, crispy belly, and roast loin accompanied by dauphinois potato, summer vegetables, mint jus. The combination of the different textures on the lamb was absolutely brilliant and I told the chef that when we chatted afterwards. Interesting to note that if you choose this dish £1 donation will be given to the New Forest Trust which again show the importance and passion the owners have for the a area.
I find it hard to tear my husband away from steak on any menu and that was his choice again today. It was a 10z prime Hampshire steak served with hand cut chips, watercress, grilled tomato and a creamy peppercorn sauce. Apparently this was beautifully cooked and very soon became history on the plate.
Photos of our desserts follow below and show the level of detail put into every dish. I absolutely loved the little pannacotta served in a milk churn it was beautifully light and wobbled on the spoon on the way to your mouth. The little trio of lemon based desserts consisted of lemon drizzle cake, posset and a sorbet made with a local (Conker) gin always going to be a hit with me.
Aside from the fantastic food The Bell Inn is perfectly positioned for a stay in the New Forest having 28 rooms with five different categories to choose from and it even accommodates dogs in some of the ground floor rooms. The Bell also owns two golf courses situated right by the hotel one of them being the oldest course in Hampshire dating right back to the late 1800's if that's your thing?
I enjoyed our visit so much I took my parents there on Sunday, my brother has a young baby and it was great to see how accommodating and family friendly they are – another big plus in my book. Several events are advertised including a garden party on bank holiday Monday so be sure to check their website to see what's happening you won't be disappointed!
The Bell Inn
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You won't believe this. You will gasp in surprise. Please sit down before you read the next sentence.
It turns out Australians really like sport.
So Google just released its Year In Search for 2016 — the Adam Sandler of years — and it turns out we tend to google a lot of things. A lot of those things tend to be sports related.
Other things we like to Google: Pokemon GO, politics, Donald Trump, Pauline Hanson...
Also: a lot of Australian people Googled 'What Is Love?' Hard to tell if they were going deep or trying to find a copy of Haddaway's classic pop anthem from 1993.
Baby don't hurt me.
No more.
Here's the official overall top 10 things we were Googling in 2016...
Overall Searches (Trending)
1. US election
2. Olympics
3. Census
4. Euro 2016
5. Australian Open 2016
6. Pokemon Go
7. Donald Trump
8. iPhone 7
9. David Bowie
10. Prince
A couple of things surprise me: how big Euro 2016 was is prime among them. Kinda surprised the Australian Open is so big as well.
News (Trending)
1. US election results
2. Census
3. Pokemon Go
4. Total solar eclipse
5. Oscars 2016
6. Dreamworld accident
7. Brussels
8. Zika Virus
9. Harambe
10. Hurricane Matthew
The top trending people of Google is also a little surprising...
Global People (Trending)
1. Donald Trump
2. Hillary Clinton
3. Conor McGregor
4. Steven Avery
5. Melania Trump
6. Meghan Markle
7. OJ Simpson
8. Chris Gayle
9. Tom Hiddleston
10. Brad Pitt
I mean Trump and Clinton is a given, but I was extremely surprised to see Conor McGregor ranked so highly. I'm a huge UFC fan (and a bit of a Conor fanboy) and it's insane to see how mainstream he's taken the sport of Mixed Martial Arts.
I don't even know who Meghan Markle is. Maybe I should Google her.
Some more lists...
Aussies (Trending)
1. Mitchell Pearce
2. Molly Meldrum
3. Tara Brown
4. Pauline Hanson
5. Mel McLaughlin
6. Rebecca Wilson
7. Peter Brock
8. Sonia Kruger
9. Malcolm Turnbull
10. Michelle Jenneke
What is..? (Most Searched)
1. What is my IP address
2. What is a plebiscite
3. What is Pokemon Go
4. What is the weather today
5. What is the time
6. What is all purpose flour
7. What is love
8. What is Brexit
9. What is gluten
10. What is the meaning of life
I honestly don't understand why people are googling "what is the time?"


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First Edition: February 20, 2015
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
Kaiser Health News:
UCLA Bacteria Outbreak Highlights The Challenges Of Curbing Infections
The bacterial outbreak at a Los Angeles hospital highlights shortcomings in the federal government's efforts to avert the most lethal hospital infections, which are becoming increasingly impervious to treatment. Government efforts are hobbled, infection control experts say, by gaps in monitoring the prevalence of these germs both within hospitals and beyond. The continued overuse of antibiotics — due to over-prescription by doctors, patients' insistence and the widespread use in animals and crops — has helped these bacteria evolve into more dangerous forms and flourish. (Rau, 2/20)
Kaiser Health News:
Many Uninsured Don't Realize They May Face A Tax Penalty
A "teachable moment" is one way to describe the consternation that many uninsured people may feel when they file their taxes this spring and realize they owe a penalty for not having health insurance. According to a new survey, the number of people who may need to be schooled is substantial: Forty-four percent of uninsured people who may be subject to the penalty say they know nothing or only a little about the penalty they may face. (Andrews, 2/20)
Los Angeles Times:
FDA Knew Of Design Flaw In Scope Linked To UCLA Superbug
A commonly used medical scope linked to a deadly bacterial outbreak at UCLA may be so flawed it cannot be properly cleaned, federal officials conceded Thursday. But they stopped short of recalling the device or outlining any new sterilization procedures. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has known about the potential problems for more than two years, and took action only after The Times reported this week that two patients died in a new superbug outbreak at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center. (Levey, Terhune and Willman, 2/19)
Los Angeles Times:
Patient's Family Cites Earlier Case Of Superbug At UCLA
UCLA hospital officials said they began investigating the possibility of a deadly bacterial outbreak in mid-December, but one patient's account suggests they missed a chance to discover the problem much earlier. That patient, an 18-year-old man still hospitalized at UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center, was first diagnosed in October with the drug-resistant superbug CRE after he was treated with a medical scope tied to outbreaks at hospitals across the country, his attorney said Thursday. UCLA declined to discuss specific patients but said it acted swiftly as soon as it discovered the problem. (Terhune, Panzar and Petersen, 2/19)
The Wall Street Journal:
FDA Issues Warning On Medical Device After Superbug Outbreak
The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Thursday for a medical device widely used in hospitals that has been linked to an outbreak of a drug-resistant bacterial disease and may have contributed to the deaths of two patients and the possible infection of as many as 179 others in Los Angeles. ... The patients at UCLA underwent medical procedures between October and January using a type of endoscope that is also known as duodenoscope. It is used to diagnose and treat diseases of the liver, bile ducts and pancreas, according to UCLA. (McKay and Burton, 2/19)
The New York Times:
Deadly CRE Germs Linked To Hard-To-Clean Medical Scopes
The CRE germs usually strike people receiving medical care in hospitals or nursing homes, including patients on breathing machines or dependent on catheters. Healthy people are rarely, if ever, affected. But the bugs attack broadly, and the infections they cause are not limited to people with severely compromised immune systems, said Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "This is exactly what we are worried about," Dr. Frieden said of the California infections in an interview. "CRE is becoming increasingly common in hospitals around the U.S. If we aren't careful, it may well get out into the community and make common infections, like urinary infections, and cuts potentially deadly." (Tavernise, 2/19)
The Washington Post:
FDA Warns About Medical Scopes After 'Superbug' Hits California Hospital
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday warned doctors and hospitals that a commonly used type of medical scope can be difficult to sanitize between uses and "may facilitate the spread of deadly bacteria." The agency's warning came a day after news broke that seven patients had been infected by a drug-resistant "superbug" at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center since last fall. Two of the patients died, and public health authorities are tracking down nearly 200 others who might have been exposed to the dangerous bacteria through the use of the contaminated medical scopes. (Dennis, 2/19)
Why California's Superbug Outbreak Isn't As Scary As It Seems
News reports are describing a "nightmare superbug" killing people in California. But scientists who study infectious diseases say the risk from this outbreak doesn't live up to the alarming headlines. "It's not something that is likely to spread around the community or is a cause for alarm," says David Perlin, an infectious disease scientist and executive director of the Public Health Research Institute at Rutgers. (Hamilton, 2/19)
USA Today:
Superbug Cases Spur FDA Warning On Dirty Medical Scopes
The Food and Drug Administration warned doctors and hospitals Thursday to use extra caution in disinfecting a hard-to-clean medical scope that has been linked to the spread of powerful "superbugs" in outbreaks across the country. The agency said that even meticulous cleaning of the duodenoscopes, which are used on about 500,000 patients a year, may not entirely eliminate the risk. And it advised doctors and hospitals that it is studying possible solutions, including new disinfection protocols. (Eisler and Stanglin, 2/19)
The Associated Press:
'Superbug' Outbreak Raises Questions About Medical Scope
A "superbug" outbreak suspected in the deaths of two Los Angeles hospital patients is raising disturbing questions about the design of a hard-to-clean medical instrument used on more than half a million people in the U.S. every year. ... The infections may have been transmitted through two contaminated endoscopes that were used to diagnose and treat pancreatic and bile-duct problems. The instruments were found to have "embedded" infections even though they had been cleaned according to manufacturer's instructions, said Dr. Robert Cherry, the hospital's chief medical and quality officer. Five other scopes were cleared. (Chang, 2/20)
The Associated Press:
Los Angeles Hospital 'Superbug' Takes Toll On Infected
Among the seven people infected by a "superbug" outbreak tied to medical instruments at a Los Angeles hospital is an 18-year-old student who has spent nearly three months in the hospital and is in grave condition, his attorney said. The young man was struggling not to become the third of those infected at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center to die, Attorney Kevin Boyle said Thursday. (Chang and Rogers, 2/20)
The Wall Street Journal:
Diet Experts Push More Plants, Less Meat In Nod To Environment
U.S. dietary guidelines, the government's benchmark for balanced nutrition, have long advised Americans to eat dark, leafy greens. Now, there is another way the standards could be going green. A panel of nutrition experts recruited by the Obama administration to help craft the next set of guidelines, to be issued this year, said in long-awaited recommendations Thursday that the government should consider the environment when deciding what people should eat. (Tracy, 2/20)
The Washington Post:
Think Of Earth, Not Just Your Stomach, Panel Advises
The nation's top nutritional panel is recommending for the first time that Americans consider the impact on the environment when they are choosing what to eat, a move that defied a warning from Congress and, if enacted, could discourage people from eating red meat. Members of Congress had sought in December to keep the group from even discussing the issue, asserting that while advising the government on federal dietary guidelines, the committee should steer clear of extraneous issues and stick to nutritional advice. (Ferdman and Whoriskey, 2/19)
USA Today:
Nutrition Panel Urges Americans To Eat Green
Americans should consider the health of the planet along with the health of their hearts when deciding what to eat, according to an expert panel that advises the federal government on nutrition. It is the first time the advisory committee, which updates its recommendations in a report every five years, has considered the environmental impact of food choices. (Szabo, 2/19)
Los Angeles Times:
Cholesterol Is Back On The Menu In New Federal Dietary Guidelines
Go ahead and make that omelet. A new draft of the federal government's healthy eating guidelines is poised to scramble some long-standing advice on cholesterol-rich foods. Nutrition and public health experts advising the federal government recommended Thursday that cholesterol no longer be labeled a "nutrient of concern" — a designation that for decades has prompted health-conscious Americans to avoid eggs and other foods that are high in the fat-like substance. (Healy, 2/19)
The New York Times:
Nutrition Panel Calls For Less Sugar And Eases Cholesterol And Fat Restrictions
A nutrition advisory panel that helps shape the country's official dietary guidelines eased some of its previous restrictions on fat and cholesterol on Wednesday and recommended sharp new limits on the amount of added sugars that Americans should consume. The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, which convenes every five years, said that Americans were eating too much salt, sugar and saturated fat, and not enough foods that fall into a "healthy dietary pattern," like fruits, vegetables, nuts, whole grains and fish. (O'Connor, 2/19)
Nutrition Panel: Egg With Coffee Is A-OK, But Skip The Side Of Bacon
If you like a cup of coffee and an egg in the morning, you've got the green light. A panel of top nutrition experts appointed by the federal government has weighed in with its long-awaited diet advice. Their conclusions are that daily cup of joe (or two) may help protect against Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. And an egg a day will not raise the risk of heart disease in healthy people. Hold the sugary muffin, though. ... The committee says Americans should shift to a pattern of eating that includes more plant-based foods. And, the panel concludes, Americans should eat less sugar and meat, specifically red meat and processed meat. (Aubrey, 2/19)
The Associated Press:
Healthful Diet Report: Sugary Drinks Out; Coffee, Eggs In
An extra cup or two of coffee may be OK after all. More eggs, too. But you definitely need to drink less sugary soda. And, as always, don't forget your vegetables. Recommendations Thursday from a government advisory committee call for an environmentally friendly diet lower in red and processed meats. But the panel would reverse previous guidance on limiting dietary cholesterol. And it says the caffeine in a few cups of coffee could actually be good for you. (Jalonick, 2/19)
Los Angeles Times:
Number Of Latino Doctors Isn't Keeping Pace With Population, Study Says
Latinos as a group suffer disproportionately from poverty-related conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. Under the Affordable Care Act, more of them than ever have access to coverage. But in a recent analysis published by the journal Academic Medicine, [Dr. Gloria] Sanchez and colleagues found that the number of Latino physicians was not keeping pace with population growth and suggested that correcting the imbalance could be key to addressing Latino health disparities. (Brown, 2/19)
USA Today:
States Move To Give Terminally Ill 'Right-To-Try' Drugs
A growing number of states are considering legislation to allow terminally ill patients to gain access to experimental drugs, before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration deems them market-ready. "Right-to-try" laws were passed in five states last year — Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan and Missouri, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Twenty-five more have proposed similar legislation. (Monir, 2/19)
USA Today:
Supreme Court Case Against Obamacare Faces Obstacles
A legal challenge that threatens to unravel President Obama's health care law has been stricken by a series of ill-timed setbacks before next month's Supreme Court showdown. The four plaintiffs' qualifications to bring the lawsuit have been cast in doubt because of their low incomes and potential eligibility for other government benefits. At least one of the four Virginians must show that the law constitutes a burden. (Wolf, 2/19)
Fact Check/USA Today:
Moving The Goalposts On ACA Enrollment
President Obama says the Affordable Care Act is working "a little bit better than we anticipated," based on the 11.4 million people who signed up for insurance on the exchanges during the recent open enrollment period. That's better than the administration anticipated, but worse than a Congressional Budget Office projection. (Robertson, 2/19)
USA Today:
For Some, There's Still Time To Enroll In Obamacare
Miss the Obamacare deadline last Sunday? You may still be able to sign up for health coverage. The federal government and every state running its own health insurance exchange have extended deadlines for some consumers – although the rules differ depending on where you live. Jennifer Sullivan, director of the Best Practices Institute for the non-profit Enroll America, suggests people look into the rules in their own states if they think they might qualify. (Ungar and O'Donnell, 2/19)
USA Today:
Medical Leaders Cite Discrimination, Calls For Advocacy
Leaders in the medical community have published a pair of perspective pieces in the New England Journal of Medicine saying implicit bias among physicians is adversely affecting the health of black patients, and calling on the medical community to advocate against this. In one piece, Mary Bassett, New York City health commissioner, suggests health professionals should be accountable for battling the racism that contributes to poor health. The medical community must first acknowledge injustices in medical experimentation on black patients, Bassett writes. She also cites a lack of diversity among doctors. Only 4% are black, compared to 13% of the population, she says. (Eversley, 2/19)
The New York Times:
FDA Eases Access To DNA Tests Of Rare Disorders
The genetic testing company 23andMe on Thursday took a step toward being able to offer consumers health-related information again, winning approval from the Food and Drug Administration for a test for mutations that cause a rare disease. The company, a pioneer in offering genetic tests direct to consumers from a sample of spit, stopped doing health-related testing in late 2013 after the F.D.A., in a scathing warning letter, said that such tests required the agency's approval before they could be marketed. (Pollack, 2/19)
The Associated Press:
FDA Eases Access To DNA Screening For Inherited Diseases
Federal health officials are easing access to DNA tests used to screen parents for devastating genetic disorders that can be passed on to their children. The surprise announcement offers a path forward for Google-backed genetic testing firm 23andMe, which previously clashed with regulators over its direct-to-consumer technology. The Food and Drug Administration said late Thursday it will not require preliminary review before companies can sell so-called carrier screening tests to the public. (Perrone, 2/19)
Washington ACLU Sues State Hospital District Over Abortion Services
The American Civil Liberties Union of Washington state filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the state's third-largest public hospital district, accusing it of failing to comply with an abortion rights law. The lawsuit alleges that Skagit Regional Health, which operates a large hospital and several clinics in Skagit County about 100 miles north of Seattle, is not following the state's 1991 Reproductive Privacy Act. That law requires that any state medical facility that provides maternity care must also provide abortion care, and it prohibits the state from interfering with or denying a woman's right to an abortion. (Cavaliere, 2/19)
Los Angeles Times:
Harris Discusses Looming Decision On Sale Of Catholic Hospitals
California Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris said she is nearing a decision on the hotly debated proposed sale of a chain of struggling Catholic hospitals to a for-profit company in Ontario. "We're going to be looking at it and making a decision based on protecting access to healthcare services and maintaining the continuity of care -- that's a big concern and a big issue -- and then protecting workers," Harris said. ... Harris is facing a Friday deadline to decide whether to sign off on Prime Healthcare Services Inc.'s proposed purchase of six California hospitals operated by the Daughters of Charity Health System. (Pfeifer and Mehta, 2/19)


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Mourinho says Chavski will slaughter Arsenal on Sunday
October 1, 2010
The self-styled Special One has been mouthing off on Spanish TV, ahead of Sunday's all important London Derby between the Chavs of Pikesville and the Regal Reds of London N5.
He just cannot help himself can he?
Bitterness is a hard pill to swallow, so they say, and ever since Maureeno was booted out of London by the KGB back in September 2007, he has had it in for Wenger.
He loved the Premiership, London, and all the other trappings of managing over here, but unfortunately he fucked it up, and the Russian gangster exiled him.
I reckon he was given 7 days to pack his stuff and flee the country before all hell was unleashed on him and his family.
Now then gooners, how much sweeter would a victory or even a hard fought draw go down on Sunday afternoon?
More news, previews, and forthright opinions to come ahead of this crucial weekend.
We cannot, and must not lost this game…. I don't care if it's a bore draw, the title is a straight out duel between us this season, and that makes this game a six pointer!
26 Responses to "Mourinho says Chavski will slaughter Arsenal on Sunday"
October 1, 2010 at 11:31
Mourihno can f*ck off!
October 1, 2010 at 11:37
mourinho mugging you mugs off again
never wrong is he?
October 1, 2010 at 11:41
me thinks jose wishes he was gunners manager..he has a lot to say bout us……………………………
October 1, 2010 at 11:59
To be fair to him if you go by the last few seasons results then you have to agree with him. We were spanked by Chelsea last season and have lost heavily to them at home on a few occasions now. The wins we have had over them have generally been by one goal (don't have the results to hand right now)and/or when Drogba hasn't been playing.
Maybe we will pull a result off but considering the spine of our team – RVP,Fabregas,Vermalean, are all out and we have a lump of shit in goal I don't have a lot of confidence. We have some great players but where is the authority on the pitch of Fabregas or Vermalean is out?
October 1, 2010 at 12:16
He may be a massive chuff, but he's right isn't he? Chelsea will toy with us on Sunday before putting us out of our misery.
October 1, 2010 at 12:39
October 1, 2010 at 13:18
It's Arsenal 3 – 0 chelsea. up gooneeeeeeeeeeeer
October 1, 2010 at 13:41
Could be about the full backs. Will Clichy leave the defence exposed constantly? Will Cashley dominate Sagna? Can Arshavin destroy Ivanovic? I wish Gibbs was playing.
Rule one would be to tell Song to play his role properly. It was exasperating watching him constantly as the furthest man forward in midweek. What is going on with him? From best DM last season – to an inadequate attacking midfielder this season. He suddenly thinks he's Frank Lampard!
But if the game needs a flash of genius to win it, there's only one guy out of the 22 who can do it – 18 years old, the swagger of chippy in his pomp, and boots of pure gold. Go on Jacky-Boy!
October 1, 2010 at 14:00
"FFS, i thought we were joint 2nd in the league?"
It's got nothing to do with league position (it's far too early for that anyway… West Brom are 6th), but there is an obvious gulf in the quality of the 2 squads.
Even at full strength we'd struggle to get a result, but we are missing our most important players. We have to catch them on a bad day, basically.
Let's hope they have a bad day 🙂
October 1, 2010 at 14:27
@ Greg,
you seriously think we would struggle to get a result against them with our full strength side?
It aint April 1st yet.
The last 3 visits to Stamford Bridge we have still dominated possesion and been caught on the counter without our strongest team, yet you think we would struggle when everyone is playing :S.
Aside from that, we cope better with the injuries than most(prob due to experience) but a Chelsea team without Terry (TV), Lampard (CF), Malouda (TW) and Drogba RvP) would seriously struggle against a lot of teams yet I dont see the same with arsenal.
On Sunday we have a team that will keep the ball more often and better thank Chelsea, plus I think we can be more dynamic in front of goal than previosu years. If we go 1 up we wont lose, 1 down and a draw would be agreat result.
Mourinho is becoming a bit of a Voyeur… anyone agree lol
October 1, 2010 at 14:32
with jack, mc, and aa23 anything is possible.
really could have done with theo's pace on the counter though
they will press us hard and having that outlet is huge.
October 1, 2010 at 14:48
Sorry to seem unenthusiastic but sundays game will be as it was last year 20 mins off arsenal pressure soaked up by chelsea then drogba gets a hat rick due to bad defending which is more likely that the players just arent up to it or mistakes from are two error prone goalies. i fully agree with mourihno's comments chelsea are just a stronger better team, it pains me so much to say it however.we recorded record profits recently time to buy class quality instaed off rough diamonds
October 1, 2010 at 14:52
No one is mentioning Rosicky here.I think he shld play d cesc role.
October 1, 2010 at 16:35
should be interesting match..we'll probably outplay them as usual…just hoping the diffence is gonna be a bit of cutting edge up front..and i suspect our defence should cope a bit better with drogba than silvestre, Senderos and stroppy Gallas.
October 1, 2010 at 17:53
Is this what is has come to Arsenal scared of going to Chelsea, Arsenal means fire-power, so what ever they throw at us come Sunday night we would have readdressed the balance of power..
October 1, 2010 at 18:48
damn right… we just loosee this game… i have been saying this all week! give me a draw day… but we just can't loose…
and please for god's sake no more injuries! every game we play we loose one player!
clichy has been messing up a lot lately… he is bound to have a good game!
October 1, 2010 at 18:52
Simple really – we play at our best we'll wipe the floor with them! Those codgers will be chasing shadows for 90mins.
October 1, 2010 at 20:42
If Arsenal play against Chelsea like they did the last few seasons ,the so could be right.But if football becomes too predictable,the fans and Arsenal may as well not turn up.
Chelsea have not drawn a match since they drew with Blackburn.
By the law of averages Chelsea are due a draw after so many
undrawn matches.But it be could they or the gunners could triumph.Wenger must make sure 150 not 100% sure all his players are committed.
Btw the defence must not go awol and leave acres of space for Chelsea. You see ,even my 98 yeare old grandpa suffering from dementia and a life long soccer addict, knows the gunners cannot afford to give Drogba time and space.Now with the two new centre backs,perhaps it's time for the gunners to turn the tables with 150% concentration and effort.
October 1, 2010 at 20:59
You bunch of miserable cunts. Let's hope the team don't have the same negative attitude or we WILL get fucked ! Fuck Chelski and fuck that portugese twat. End of chat !
October 1, 2010 at 23:11
All we need to do is stick Drogba up front on Sunday and we've won the game. We will teach you a footballing lesson this weekend and put your inferior club in it's place – out of the title race in October.
Didier Drogba 4 Arsenal 0
October 2, 2010 at 00:40
My thoughts is the top 4 including Chavski are baiting us by letting us play pretty for 70 minutes and Then they strike like vipers for 20 minutes or so in a game. If we are going to win either we have to adjust to the baiting or we will have to be more efficient with our possession game. Remember Barca vs. ManIOU CL… Barca had 60% possession but lost at home to ManIOU? My opinion is we can't afford the same tactics of possession in this game at Stamford Bridge… We have to have a tactical boring change. We have to be rough and tough and play a territorial game for most of the match and then we have to strike. I am with you SH: in these games a win is more necessary than the principle! Nothing wrong with 1-0 bore than a 3-0 we outplayed Chavs but we lose. This team has to mature at this point by beating Chavs at their own game! Arsenal are a much better team than Chavs collectively with our style but what we lack are trophies so let's beat them at their game by being patient and efficient.. When we strike let's strike hard!
October 2, 2010 at 01:05
[…] Mourinho says Chavski will slaughter Arsenal on Sunday The self-styled Special One has been mouthing off on Spanish TV, ahead of Sunday's all important London Derby […] […]
October 3, 2010 at 10:47
Portuguese low lifer. blue isd needs to take some medication for raising the IQ to 50
October 3, 2010 at 15:34
christ…if the boys read some of the comments gooners were making it would be better they did not show up…when did supporting your team become one of 'realism'….if that were the case 90% of football clubs should not have supporters….football is a game of 90mins…if it were so straightforward how could westbrom get a result at the ems…2 seasons ago we dominated the top 4 and lost against the lesser sides…..fast forward a season later,some terrible results in a year against the top 4 and gooners now believe tbey are cannon fodder…wtf…did united not lose the top 4 battles when they last won the title?were they considered cannon fodder?the media is a powerful tool…win or lose,up the gunners….we can let the misery wait till we lose
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Markets across Asia experienced more turbulence on Tuesday, with Chinese shares suffering a dramatic fall of more than 6% a day after hundreds of billions of dollars were knocked off global stocks. As the gravity of China's market woes continued to sink in – following a trading session dubbed "Black Monday" by the country's official news agency – stock markets in the region were again hit by wild fluctuations.
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Tom Frank's book, The Wrecking Crew explains how the Bush administration destroyed effective government and damaged our social fabric and our economy. The Obama administration has chosen to reward two of the worst leaders of Bush's crew -- Geithner and Bernanke -- with promotion and reappointment. Embracing the Wrecking Crew's most destructive members has further damaged the economy and caused increasing political and moral injury to the administration.
Last week was a bad one for Geithner and Bernanke. Senator Dodd said that Bernanke's confirmation was no longer a done deal. The House Financial Services Committee revolted against the administration, the Fed, and Chairman Barney Frank. It voted for a strong bill to audit the Fed. Senate Banking Chairman Schumer went to a conference at Columbia University -- where a generation of students salivated at the prospects of Wall Street wealth -- and was overwhelmed by an audience denouncing the continuing stranglehold of the finance industry over successive administrations and the Congress. Neither Barney's blarney nor Schumer's schmooze was any avail before an outraged public.
The administration promptly secured a column in the Washington Post claiming that the effort to fire Geithner "buoy[ed]" him because, as the subtitle to the article explained: "Even ex-Bush aides sympathetic, sources say." The article didn't note that Geithner is an "ex-Bush" senior official who, with his fellow "ex-Bush aides" (particularly Bernanke and Paulson) produced a chain of disasters: the bubble, an "epidemic of mortgage fraud" by lenders, the Great Recession, and the scandalous TARP and AIG bailouts. Of course they're "sympathetic" to a fellow member of the Wrecking Crew that destroyed effective regulation and turned the nation over to Wall Street. The craziest part of the story is that the anonymous Obama administration flack that spread this anecdote believes that we should support Geithner because his fellow members of the Bush Wrecking Crew empathize with him because they, too, have been criticized for wrecking the economy.
The Washington Post article then offers a metaphor that serves as an apology for the Bush Wrecking Crew. The metaphor is driving over a cliff: "'Secretary Geithner has helped steer the American economy back from the brink, and is now leading the effort on financial reform,' White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said." Geithner pushed back against Republicans who questioned his performance, telling them, "you gave this president an economy falling off the cliff."
You? How about we? Bush's financial Wrecking Crew "gave this president an economy falling off the cliff." Geithner was President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from October 23, 2003 until President Obama chose him as his Treasury Secretary. He was supposed to be the lead regulator of many of the largest bank holding companies. His failures as a regulator were a major cause of the "economy falling off the cliff." Bernanke held prominent positions in the Bush administration from 2002 to the end of the administration and failed as a regulator an economist. Geithner and Bernanke failed to regulate even after the FBI publicly warned in September 2004 that (1) there was an "epidemic" of mortgage fraud and (2) it would lead to a financial crisis if it were not contained. Their refusal to take responsibility for the harm they inflicted on our nation as leaders of Bush's financial Wrecking Crew adds to their unsuitability. Rewarding their perennial failures with a promotion and reappointment represents a dereliction of duty by the Obama administration.
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The Obama administration promoted Bush's architects of the financial disaster and demands that we hail them as heroes. President Bush was ridiculed for saying: "Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job." FEMA administrator Michael Brown stood by while Hurricane Katrina reduced a single large city to ruin. Geithner and Bernanke stood by while scores of large cities were devastated.
I suggest that we will build on the momentum we've achieved on the Fed audit by making the following issues our near term financial priorities:
- Can the Wrecking Crew. Fire the senior leaders of Bush's and Clinton's financial Wrecking Crews and stopping treating them as financial experts. President Obama should not reappoint Bernanke as Fed Chairman. He should dismiss Geithner and Summers and cease to take any advise from Rubin. Replace them with the Reconstruction Crew -- people with a track record of getting things right and being effective economists, regulators, and prosecutors. Members of Bush's financial Wrecking Crew run far too many regulatory agencies, often as "Actings." They can, and should, be replaced promptly.
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"Spring is like a perhaps hand," E. E. Cummings wrote. Sure enough, this year, on the second official day of spring, New Yorkers were dealt a big maybe-not, when the fourth nor'easter of March arrived. Meanwhile, at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Japanese pink pussy willows were already afuzz; soon, the cherry trees will begin to blossom. But, whatever the conditions are like outside, visitors to the Steinhardt Conservatory's Desert Pavilion (pictured above) are guaranteed a stint of warm weather.
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Did your children find time to watch a few Olympians recently? If so, what did your children enjoy about them? Among families we know, children found the athletes inspiring, and well they should!
Many of us marvel at the poise and control of men and women as they swim, dive, run, vault, volley, and perform other nearly miraculous feats of courage and discipline. One of my children is now inspired to take fencing lessons, and another has developed fresh vigor for badminton.
Perhaps inspired by all that athletic prowess, during the Olympics, busy parents found time for a little more exercise. Physical activity is very good for the brain at all ages. Becoming really good at anything, takes considerable discipline, and sustaining a truly demanding level of engagement. The strict training expected of great athletes, is accepted as a given. "Practice makes perfect," and succeeding at increasingly challenging performances is part of any athletic regimen.
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Spontaneity, and child or student-initiated learning, is that freedom to be creative that is also important to our children's intellectual, social, and psychic development. Interesting new studies find, for instance, that students forced to read a topic that disinterests them, struggle learning to read, suffer, and ultimately become less likely to become avid readers. In fact, the struggle affects their adult lives, as well. On the other hand, students given the opportunity to select their reading, have positive feelings about it, advance and learn to read more quickly, showing increased gratification and comprehension in reading, as well as a lifelong propensity for reading.
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You can easily use a spoon to scoop your egg yolk filling back in your eggs, but it is so easy (and so much prettier) to pipe it back in!
While a pastry bag with a star tip will give you a dramatic look, it's easy to pipe the egg yolk filling by just using a plastic bag with the tip cut off.
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-Fill the egg white shells when ready to serve, and top with sriracha, diced chives, paprika, and bacon.
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Easy Bacon Sriracha Deviled Eggs Recipe
Easy bacon sriracha deviled eggs recipe - the most delicious spicy and savory deviled eggs bursting with bacon flavor!
- 1/2 dozen large eggs
- 3 – 4 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon yellow mustard
- 1/2 tablespoon Sriracha sauce
- 1/4 cup chives - diced or left long for a pretty presentation.
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 4-6 strips bacon, cooked and crumbled or cut into thirds
- In a heavy large pot with thick base, cover eggs with cold water and bring to a boil.
- Remove the pot from the heat, cover, and let sit for exactly 14 minutes.
- Plunge the eggs into a bowl of ice water to cool for 10 minutes.
- Tap the eggs with the back of a spoon gently.
- Eggs can sit in water overnight for incredibly easy to peel eggs.
- When you're almost ready to serve, peel eggs.
- Cut eggs in half, lengthwise.
- Gently use a spoon to scoop out egg yolks. Place in small bowl nearby.
- Add yolks, mayonnaise, paprika, and (optional) extra sriracha to bowl.
- Whip with a spoon or fork until smooth and fluffy.
- Scoop the yolk mix to a pastry bag fitted with a star tip, or a plastic bag with the corner cut off.
- Set the egg white halves on a serving platter and pipe in the filling.
- Just before serving, sprinkle the deviled eggs with bacon, sriracha sauce, and chives.
- Enjoy!
Nutrition Information
Serving Size1 egg half
Amount Per Serving Calories 131 Total Fat 10g Saturated Fat 3g Trans Fat 0g Unsaturated Fat 7g Cholesterol 194mg Sodium 214mg Carbohydrates 1g Fiber 0g Sugar 0g Protein 8g


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