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Designing a successful restaurant logo requires skill. The location, community, cuisine and (of course!) the customers all have to be taken into consideration. That's why we've gathered 36 inspiring restaurant logos from around the world.
Spanning modern minimalism, rustic charm and playful boldness, this collection will help you develop the logo that hits the spot for your own restaurant!
- European restaurant logos
- Asian restaurant logos
- Mexican restaurant logos
- American restaurant logos
- Cafe logos
- Bar & Restaurant logos
- Street food logos
European restaurant logos
1. Polish fusion
The Kimski branding is unusual with a purpose. The bold, colorful illustration is balanced by minimal typography. The style accentuates the idea that this restaurant is expanding the definitions of Polish food. That's because Kimski incorporates a Korean influence, serving kimchi instead of traditional sauerkraut, for example. It speaks to the fact that many modern eateries are pushing the boundaries of cultural cuisine.
2. Classic German
In the historic town of Lüneburg, Germany lies Viscvle Deli, which is dedicated to the seasonal slow food movement. The logo was designed by playing with a series of historic crests from the noble Vischkulen family, who lived in Lüneburg since the middle-ages! The branding is modest and authentic. It's a perfect example of a design that stays in touch with the deep roots of the surrounding community.
3. Updated Italian
On the modern side of the spectrum is Marco Marco, a casual pasta and panini restaurant. The logo takes the classic white and red Italian color scheme and drops it into a typographically refined landscape. The logo itself cleverly creates a rhythm by playing with font size. This clean, modern approach gives a fresh update to the Italian restaurant logo, while preserving the warmth.
4. Upscale French
PM24 is a French restaurant from renowned chef Philippe Mouchel, who was looking for a brand identity that flowed through the menus and signage. The "logo" is actually a typographic language, highlighting key characters while letting others fade into the background. The espionage code design creates an exclusive allure, adding to the restaurant experience.
5. Italian nostalgia
Lit up with old-school Hollywood glamour or gleaming in metallic majesty, the Sopra logo is an ode to the elegance of post-war Italy. Believe it or not, this restaurant is located in Indonesia, and is a reminder that food and nostalgia know no boundaries.
You don't need to go to the country of origin to experience authentic food. Thanks to design experts, restaurants like Sopra can recreate the cinematic dazzle of old Italy.
Asian restaurant logos
6. Modern Pan-Asian
On the edge of Chinatown in Vancouver Canada, Torafuku offers simple, adventurous Pan-Asian flavors. The same can be said of its branding. Their colors nod to the primary palette (red, blue and yellow), updated with a brighter, lighter sensibility. Background patterns are modern takes on traditional Asian designs, so the logo itself is set in a bold, condensed font to remain readable. Rendered in metallic foil, this logo design balances classic influences with modern simplicity.
7. Bold ramen shop
Tanoshii Ramen, located in Dallas, Texas, offers another take on bright colors. In this example, the colors are more vibrant and the abstract pattern welcome newcomers to the world of ramen. The symbol represents a swirling bowl of ramen, while also drawing diners in with its concentric circles. The identity design for Tanoshii Ramen illustrates their philosophy that ramen is truly an art.
8. Modern Thai
Pak Pao is a modern Thai restaurant that offers another example of honoring tradition within modern design. Its logo font references classic Thai typography, while the color scheme draws from clothing worn by monks of the land. Keeping the look modern, the menus use stylistic bleeds and the logo contains artistic line work. It all comes together to communicate the food's history and culture to the modern restaurant-goer.
9. Minimalist Pan-Asian
New restaurant Budokan wanted a sophisticated logo with a minimal, geometric aesthetic. Riding the line between representational and abstract, this design delivers on all counts. The chopsticks rest atop red figurative lines that could represent a dinner plate or the "b" and "d" in the restaurant's name. The logo gives Budokan a visual "hook" that will help people remember the brand.
10. Playful Japanese
The name Yoobi comes from the word "yubi" which is Japanese for "hands". That's a perfect name for a restaurant that serves handheld sushi. The geometric "Y" in the logo looks like one of the handrolls the restaurant serves. The restaurant exterior also displays abstract geometric shapes and little geometric fish, which (if you look sideways) echo the shape of the handroll again. It's a fun, engaging way to reinforce the restaurant's style of cuisine!
Mexican restaurant logos
11. Lively taqueria
During preparation for the opening of Taco República, Norway's first taqueria, the local community reportedly went crazy with excitement. Deviating from the expected design for a Mexican restaurant, the design incorporates funny cartoon style illustrations of this excitement. A modest logotype with classical letterforms and serifs provides balance for the eye. The beauty of this design lies in connecting the business to the community it is serving.
12. Inventive eatery
Mexout, a fresh-Mex eatery in Singapore, tells a different story about a fictional "Mex'pert" who travels the world to seek out the best ingredients far and wide. In addition to whimsical maps hung throughout the restaurant, its branding includes 20 logos with different styles to be used in rotation. The idea is that each experience remains fresh and delivers a sense of discovery. This approach to logo design is unusual, but feeds their imaginative story. It's a fun idea!
13. Historical concept
Puebla-109 is another restaurant working with multiple logos in conjunction. In this case, the logos draw inspiration from the classic age of Mexican philately, or postage stamps. The branding speaks to the journey each ingredient takes to get to its destination, the dining table. This concept encourages patrons to think about where their food is coming from, so it's powerful used by a restaurant that focuses on local, high quality ingredients.
14. Upscale sensibility
In Mexico, a shoe-shiner is known as a bolero. The decision to build an upscale brand around such a humble role seems counterintuitive at first, but it's a savvy way to immerse diners in an authentic Mexican cultural experience at El Bolero. The logo speaks to that sense of character with its utilitarian and "stenciled" aesthetic, while refined typographical adjustments convey the care given to fine details. This matches the restaurant's use of fresh, high quality ingredients to create dishes from scratch.
15. Urban trendy
Located in London, DF/Mexico is a modern diner that offers a "crash course in Mexico City." The flashy branding was a deliberate effort to disrupt design trends surfacing among nearby competing restaurants. They accomplished this by incorporating bold "fast food" color and strong typography. The result is hip and colorful, just like the demographic it targets! It's a great example of taking cultural food outside the box.
American restaurant logos
16. Punk rock pizza
Aptly named for alternative culture, ALT. Pizza serves up all the different styles of pizza available on the American west coast. The logo pays homage to the rampant signage found in bustling cities. Each typographic character is drastically different in style. Since music is a huge driver of alt culture, this pizza joint serves up pizza in a variety of pizza box designs based on vintage record cover art, extending the brand experience set by the imaginative logo.
17. Lighthearted Americana
For connoisseurs of Americana, this logo for MELT HOUSE pays homage to classic design. The bright, happy color (which alludes to yummy melty cheese, of course!) and simple balance keeps this design timeless instead of dated. Bold typography, illustration, and color make this piece a great example of modern design with the right touch of retro.
18. Grownup ice cream
Mr. Cooper specializes in ice cream for adults with alcoholic and gourmet flavors. The psychedelic logo winks at the adventurous experimentation of the 1970s and evokes the experience of eating ice cream—with the letters seemingly melting in the shape of lips. Even the use of negative space is clever—it spells out "ice cream." This cool design is mmm, mmm good!
19. Retro mod chicken
The Lucy's Fried Chicken logo is a great example of modern design that would look right at home in a classic 1950's setting. To match the down-home style of fried chicken, the logo combines retro script and type (a keen eye in balancing the weight, shape and spacing of each letterform kept it feeling modern). The neon sign and vintage pinup look complete this fun brand identity.
20. Updated classic
As its tagline says, the Melt Pizza logo is a fresh take on an old classic. This brand features the familiar white box, red lettering, and tongue-in-cheek illustrations of winking Italian chefs. So how did they make it modern? With fun, geometric typography used in a creative and textural way. This identity design shows us it's okay to revisit old clichés, as long as you do it well!
Cafe logos
21. Rustic simplicity
Simple typography goes a long way. The subtle play between font size, italics and condensed type in the Stone Way Cafe logo rings out like a bell. It has space and rhythm. As seen above, there are multiple iterations—one in a straightforward line and one in a playful circular format. By using the same font, both feel directly related and concise. They show that you can still push the envelope with simple fonts and typography.
22. Comforting coffee
There's something deeply familiar and culturally ingrained about the motion of pouring milk. Milkbar takes full advantage of this emotional connection with a clever typographic play that encourages feelings of comfort. The branding accentuates the pouring concept with long vertical "stripes" that bleed off the top and bottom edges of the cafe window.
23. Rebrand recycle
You might not guess it, but the Fazer Cafe logo is actually two logos in one. The upper "Fazer" typography is taken from the original logo that stems from the cafe's past. The lower "Cafe" is part of a fresh typographic set design. It's a creative approach to a rebrand, and it succeeds at merging past and present into one concise package. The unexpected combination of classic free-hand calligraphy with geometric letterforms catches the eye of passersby (who may be in need of sustenance).
24. Modern geometry
Colorado's own Middle State Coffee brings specialty coffee from far and wide to the city of Denver. This logo depicts the region's mountainous landscape with clean lines and elegant geometry, punctuating it perfectly with the overlapping "sun" as a circle. Simple, yet smart, you might notice that the mountains form an "M" as a hint to the brand's name.
25. Tasteful fun
Bronuts is a friendly neighborhood coffee and donut shop owned by two brothers in Winnipeg, Canada. The logo has two iterations which are linked by a fun donut illustration. The spacing of the representational elements is balanced. The illustration sensibility is playful, yet professional. Additionally, the tasteful use of color accents the donut and coffee cup without distracting the eye.
26. Time-honored tradition
When it comes to food, a homespun Americana style can add a warm, comforting tone. Hot Bread Kitchen combines clean, modern typography and spacing with a traditional "seal" circle and wheat illustrations to great effect. Overlaid on black and white photography of bakers in action, this brand design sends a welcoming vibe.
Bar & Restaurant logos
27. Lively nostalgia
In the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago lies The Promontory, a combination bar and restaurant providing a hearth, live music and drinks. The branding showcases its atmosphere. The monogram version of the logo contains bricks and a wood-textured background, while the text version is set in a vintage engravers font. This style helps entice crowds who seek a warm and nostalgic experience.
28. Spirited beer hall
Bier Bier brings over 100 types of beer to downtown Helsinki in Finland. What's not to love about this logo? It's fun, cute and "tipsy." It speaks to the happy-go-lucky bar crawler. Additionally, the branding is quite gender-neutral, which we encourage in a forward-thinking design world and is smart for business!
29. Art deco tribute
Seeing new businesses open in the shells of past industries happens all the time. Paley is an upscale bar and restaurant that chose to pay tribute to the past. With the character "A" shaped to look like a small radio tower, their logo design honors the defunct broadcasting house that used to occupy their building. The branding is clean, minimal and geometric to match the food and beverages served!
30. Industrial chic
The Union 50 logo rides the line between industrial bar chic and club chill. It features letterforms that are cold and strong with a slick character play: combining the "I" in "Union" with the "5" in "50". The logo is illuminated with florescent lights in a dim space, which adds to the industrial vibe.
31. Humble simplicity
Moonshine, a bar and restaurant in Brussels, Belgium, boasts a logo that winks at the Prohibition era. Named after an alcoholic beverage made by bootleggers during that time, it makes a strong statement (much as the bootleggers did). The handmade quality of the lettering and illustration lend a humble charm.
Street food logos
32. No-frills frites
Verse Friethoes is a Netherlands-based food truck that takes pride in frying organic potatoes to perfection. Their approach to food is perfectly in line with their approach to logo design—simple and satisfying.
The logo has a pixel-based appearance, which expresses the idea of building something with a single piece, building-block or ingredient. This of course speaks to their menu, which also has essentially one ingredient that you can build from, using different condiments like ketchup or mustard.
33. Street food festival
Streat Helsinki is a festival in Finland that hosts talks, food vendors and parties—all with a focus on exploring what street food is and what it can be. The logo similarly pushes the envelope for street food in its slick samurai-chef aesthetic. That's right, I said samurai-chef. The font certainly has a classic samurai look. Meanwhile the entire logo is sharply sliced in half as if by a samurai sword!
34. Exuberant mix
El Camino Foodtruck caters to a variety of palates in Monterrey, Mexico. They serve everything from Texas-style hamburgers to vegan options. The logo design's answer for this wide scope of food is almost not a logo at all, but rather a visual chalkboard-style language which covers the entire truck. The brand name appears several times in variations of serif fonts, sans-serif fonts, cursive, illustrations and symbols. This stylistic mix speaks to the way they mix different styles of food!
35. Farm fresh produce
In Vancouver, Canada, the FarmCity Fresh Cart is updating the food cart by bringing farm vegetables straight into the city. The logo design is simple and clever. It brings the words "Farm" and "City" together without space and each with different styling. "Farm" is set in a serif font and pastoral green hue. In contrast, "City" is set in a sans-serif font and grey urban tone. Their brand implies that they've brought the lifestyles of farm and city together to everyone's benefit.
36. Timeless gelato
Gelato Tino is a mobile treats-bike bringing cold summer treats to the streets of Melbourne, Australia. The logo captures the feeling of gelato with bright, saturated colors in a bold and sweet setting. It also has a slightly retro feel facilitated by the off-white background. This is satisfying for a classic summer treat!
Are you feeling hungry yet? As you can see, restaurant logo design is a rich art form. There are many approaches and solutions to a given prompt. Use these logos for inspiration when you're ready to start your own logo design process!


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Read the project description for students creating a children's storybook. Analyze the text based on five elements (describe task, achieve authenticity, establish criteria, clarify strategies, communicate rubric).
Plan an outing to a local restaurant where the wait staff speak your target language. Consider how you will prepare your students, monitor interactions during the visit and debrief afterwards.
Use the triangle model of the cultural framework to explore how products, practices and perspectives are interrelated. Compare two different products, practices and perspectives and see sample answers for each from two different cultures.
Students have written one-paragraph self-descriptions to send to other citizens of the new state they are creating. Read one of the paragraphs and work backwards through a series of prompts to determine the paragraph's audience, purpose, genre and theme.
Text accompanied by questions leads students through process of skimming (glancing through text for main idea), scanning (searching text for specific information) and interpretation (grasping and reacting to the deeper message).
Read a lesson description from each grade band (elementary, middle, high school) and adapt the content from that grade band to the other two. Choose the same language and/or culture as the sample descriptions or one your are more familiar with.
Student groups have created ads for the new village/state they are creating to entice others to join them. Read one of the ads and work backwards through a series of prompts to determine the ad's audience, purpose, genre and theme.
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The Mariners new video board at Safeco Field is incredibly massive. We're talking 201 feet wide and 57 feet high for a grand total of 11,245 square feet, which is just slightly smaller than the Dallas Cowboys' ginormous board. It's now the biggest screen in Major League Baseball.
So naturally at GeekWire, we imagined what it'd be like to kick back on the field and play a couple video games on the new giant screen.
Turns out that it's a possibility. Kevin Martinez, Mariners vice president of marketing, said that the team has discussed plugging in video games and it could certainly happen in the future.
The Mariners never did it with the old video board for non-game events, but Martinez said it actually happened in the Kingdome years ago — must have been the Nintendo 64 or PlayStation 1.
"Like the current screen, the new screen will be used for other events outside of Mariners baseball," says Martinez. "As you might imagine, we are working through how we are going to program it for baseball games. Our focus right now is on providing more statistical information and more replay angles while working within the framework of what Major League Baseball permits clubs to display."
He added that the team plans to integrate its social media platforms into the display during pre-game and inning breaks. The new board is a part of a $15 million stadium renovation going on this offseason.
But back to gaming — here's my idea. The Mariners have a popular computerized hydroplane race between innings every game. Why not give three fans controllers — preferably Nintendo, since the Mariners are owned by the video game giant — and let them duke it out on the big screen.
What other video game-related activities would you like to see happen with the new big screen?


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Visit Houston to learn more about your legal rights
If you can be in Houston on Saturday, Sept. 29, take time to learn much more about the law. During the past 25 years, more than 50,000 people have learned about their legal rights and liabilities at a session of "The People's Law School." The largest and oldest program of its kind in the country, the People's Law School is deigned to give you valuable information about the law that you can use to help avoid and resolve disputes. Best of all, it is absolutely free.
Sept. 29, the Center for Consumer Law at the University of Houston Law Center will present the latest session of the People's Law School. There will be classes in 14 different areas of law on everything from consumer law and debt collection, family law, basic business and landlord/tenant rights. We also teach classes in finding the law on the Internet and using small claims court, as well as specialists teaching you about bankruptcy, health insurance, employment and immigration law.
The People's Law School will be held at the Law Center on the main campus of the University of Houston. Everyone may select three courses to attend. As I said, the program is free, but you must register in advance attend. To register or get more information, go to www.peopleslawyer.net. Class begin promptly at 9 a.m., but arrive early for complimentary coffee and donuts. I look forward to seeing you on Saturday, Sept. 29.
Q. I have turned around my financial situation and now can afford to pay all my bills. I am still having trouble getting credit because of information in my credit report. How can I have negative information removed from my report?
A. The law is designed to insure that credit bureaus report accurate information about your financial transactions. Under the law, you have the right to challenge information in your credit report, and demand that the credit bureau investigate and remove inaccurate or incomplete information. On the other hand, if the negative information is accurate, there is no way to have it removed simply because it may hurt you. Credit reporting agencies are in the business of reporting information. All the law requires is that the information they report be accurate and complete, not necessarily favorable. After seven years, however, information becomes obsolete and generally is no longer reported.
Q. Does a store have to honor the price in its advertisement? I went and they said they ran out. Can I force them to give me a rain check?
A. Under the law, an advertisement must either disclose that only a limited number of the item are available, or the store must have enough to meet "reasonable demand." If the store had sufficient quantity to meet the reasonable demand, there is no requirement in the law that any business must give you a "rain check." I suggest you read the ad to see if the quantity was limited. Then, speak with a manager if you feel the store did not have a reasonable supply of the product.
Q. My divorce decree says that my husband is supposed to take our children every other weekend. More often than not, he calls and says he doesn't want the kids and "I can keep them." I love my children but this is very disruptive to my schedule. Can I force him to take the children on his weekends? What are my rights?
A. You probably do not have the right to "force him" to take the children. In most cases, a divorce decree gives the right to see the children, rather than imposing an obligation to take them. His failure to exercise his rights, however, may entitle you to additional child support. I suggest you talk with the attorney who handled your divorce to see what options may be available.
Want to know more about the law and your legal rights? Visit my Web site, www.peopleslawyer.net.


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The 2011 AAA Photo Contest is a showcase of anthropology at its best. Of the 93 photos submitted, AAA members selected their favorites in each of the four categories: Practice, People, Place and Process. You can view the top 20 photos in Anthropology News. Here on the AAA blog, we will feature several of the photos in a blog series, Photo Friday.
Title: Luli (Roma) Girl
Photo Courtesy of Damon Lynch
Contest Category: People
Caption: For many Tajiks, Romas are probably the most disliked of all social groups. Although they constitute a tiny percentage of Tajikistan's population, they are highly visible because they beg. Tajiks often wondered why I bothered to photograph them, let alone befriend them. This Roma girl was with two other Roma girls. One of them I had photographed the year before. When her companion and I realized we'd met before, she excitedly told the other two girls about the set of prints I had previously given her. At this point their head scarfs were immediately removed and a new set of photos requested. I was more than happy to obey. Dushanbe, Tajikistan, June 23 2011.
Start finding your best photos from the last two years…the 2012 AAA Photo Contest opens April 23! Winning photographs will be displayed at the 111th Annual Meeting in San Francisco. View contest details.
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Celebrating 20 years of community-led development "The Apache Way"
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- Sponsors
The ASF Infrastructure team provides and manages all infrastructure and services for the Apache Software Foundation, and for each project at the Foundation. This infrastructure includes the various machines and their operating systems, the mailing lists, the version control systems, committer accounts, the distribution mirroring system, a variety of issue tracking systems, and more. The ASF Infrastructure team is responsible for systems administration, and as well as supporting existing projects at The Apache Software Foundation, the ASF Infrastructure team works hard to provide services and setup for each new project that joins the Foundation via the Apache Incubator.
The ASF Infrastructure team is made up of ASF committers, some of whom are paid sysadmin contractors. Like every ASF project, the non-contracted committers work as volunteers - and we could always do with more help! Those volunteers work alongside the contractors in support of decisions approved, either implictly or explictly, by the Infrastructure President's Committee. Decision-making follows a distributed hierarchy instead of the typical fully group-centric decision-making of an Apache project, see below for details on how this works in practice.
If you're a willing volunteer, who can tell the difference between a server and a hifi amp, this is for you! There are plenty of opportunities for you to help out with the small tasks that need to be done every day to keep the ASF Infrastructure alive. Some are self-explanatory, and you'll learn more about the rest of them as you get involved.
There are some basic things you should be able to do, if you're going to help out with the ASF Infrastructure team. You probably do them all already, in other ASF projects.
Read infrastructure mailing lists and be aware of what is going on. Read #asfinfra as well.
Work on documentation, especially procedural documentation and answers to FAQs. It is more effective if we can simply refer people to a webpage.
Answer questions that other people ask on users@infra. This is immensely beneficial to the rest of the team, as it allows them space to get on with other things.
Work through the Issue Tracker and submit patches, comments, links, etc, that may help in resolving them.
Look for support requests on users@infra as they come in and volunteer to handle them.
Add entries to the Issue Tracker for issues raised via e-mail that are not yet being handled. We don't want them slipping through the cracks.
Work on in-house tasks. At any time there are several outstanding TODOs involving the in-house services, patches, and scripts; not everything is recorded on the issue tracker.
If you're going to help out on the ASF Infrastructure team, you'll come into contact with real, live sysadmins. It can take a little while to get used to these creatures, but it's well worth making the effort. There are some definite first-steps to take, which are outlined here. For further information, talk to more experienced team members - or just watch and learn!
Some tasks on the Infrastructure team will require you to use SVN. Your sysadmin shouldn't need to tell you how to do this - there's plenty of information online. You'll also need to be able to use Jira. This might be slightly trickier - but remember to search the web before you pester your sysadmin. We don't have great documentation on which method to use when - feel free to ask your sysadmin on a case-by-case basis.
Being part of the Infrastructure team does mean a lot of email. If you're having trouble, figure out how to sort and filter your email before subscribing to many more email lists - this will make many aspects of your life easier, not just your work at the ASF or on the Infrastructure team! Make sure that you quote other people's emails correctly when replying, and always use descriptive and informative subject lines.
Do as much preparation work as you can for any task that you take on, to
minimize the amount of time your sysadmin needs to spend on it. Get
familiar with the contents of the
www.apache.org/dev/ website. Don't
expect to join the ranks of the sysadmins just because you do this in your
day job - like every project at the ASF, you need to start small, submit
good patches, and build up trust and merit.
If you ask a question to which the answer is not in the documentation, please submit a documentation patch. If you know the answer to a question, please always answer it even if you are not otherwise an active Infra participant.
If a service is down, discussing it on #asfinfra is probably a better idea than sending an e-mail about it, since usually the Infra team is already aware of that anyway and working on it (we have monitoring systems and alerts). Especially if there seems to be an issue with e-mail, don't send e-mail about it (you would be surprised how many people do). Instead, jump on Slack and see if you can help.
Hang out for a while until you become familiar with processes and people.
Thoroughly research an issue when you request a change, and provide the results of your research in an easy to digest, easy to verify format. Don't expect people to take your word for things, but provide relevant links. Provide sample commandline statements you think may work for resolving a particular task if possible. At a minimum, always RTFM!
Be conservative in sending e-mails. Keep e-mails concise and to the point. Send as few e-mails as possible.
Say "thank you" every now and then, but don't spend an entire e-mail on that.
Don't complain.
Be patient, very patient. Certain requests may be handled in a day, others may take a week or two, more if it's a complex issue, or indefinitely if you didn't RTFM or didn't research your request properly.
Don't volunteer for stuff, and then not finish it. If you have troubles then always ask for help.
Don't just come here to look after your pet project. We need people to attend to issues across the whole ASF.
If you follow the Infrastructure mailing lists for a while, you'll soon start to see the areas that need attention, and you'll become aware of what kind of attention they need. You can then volunteer to give that attention, or at least write up a problem description and potential solution process, and file that in the Issue Tracker.
Most of the Infrastructure tasks don't require root access - and while they may not sound very glamorous, it is very, very neccessary that these things are done. If you can help out with these things, you will earn the respect and appreciation of the team - and the huge appreciation of all the people who rely on the ASF Infrastructure every day, to develop and use the many ASF projects that live thereon.
Decision making works a little differently for the ASF Infrastructure team than you might be used to from the average ASF software development project.
Sometimes we vote, sometimes people just do things because they know they make sense. For small things, "Just F'ing Do It" makes sense; for larger things, a discussion (recorded on a mailing list) is warranted. Always keep the team in the loop, even if you JFDI a change.
Some people are sufficiently familiar with the configuration of particular machines, and the operation of the Infrastructure team, to have the authority to "lay down the law". More people may have sufficient privileges to change stuff, but will only do so after extensive consultation. The best way to learn how we make decisions is to hang around and see.
A sound, technical argument will always be heard out, even if it's not ultimately accepted. Rules and points of order will generally be disregarded. This is the only way Infra can stay productive.
The Infrastructure team is a "President's Committee" rather than a "project". David Nalley chairs the committee at the moment (meaning he approves regular reports to the ASF President every month). The committee consists of people listed here and the definition for who is "on the infrastructure team" is here. They are all ASF committers.
There are various infrastructure mailing lists. See notes about their purpose and who can subscribe. As a new volunteer, you will be mainly interested in "users@infra" which is the main list for reporting issues. Please help by answering the simple questions, like directing people to specific documentation. Other infra lists are for developing solutions and doing core operations.
Infra maintains a publicly accessible Slack channel that is used for realtime issues and is especially useful when the mail server is down. It is open to anyone who subscribes to the infra mailing lists. We know who you are.
This should be used with care, and requires infrastructure karma to carry out. See the emergency contact page for more information.
Generally, you will want to try to ping an infrastructure representative on the Slack first, and if all else fails, you can resort to the SMS notification if need be, but, to reiterate, use this feature with care - waking root up in the middle of the night because your buildbot fails is not acceptable use of this feature.
There is a website for infrastructure information at www.apache.org/dev/ which also includes various information to assist all committers and developers. See Updating the Infrastructure web site.
There is a Subversion repository
https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/infrastructure which is only available
to people on the infrastructure team. Some of its subdirectories have more
relaxed access restrictions. Talk to us if you need access.
There is also a Git repository
which is also only available to people on the infrastructure team. Talk to
us if you need access.
There is a project in Jira for managing issues, called INFRA. Anyone can submit issues. There is a custom policy in place where some issues are marked as more secure.


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Students solve Rubik's riddle at light speed
Waterford - If you're reading this, and all of a sudden it's yesterday, blame the students who competed in the New England regional "You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube" tournament held Saturday morning at Clark Lane Middle School in Waterford.
Indeed, the participants - who ranged from seventh to ninth grade - are so brutally quick at solving the three-dimensional puzzle that, if they go much faster, time will reverse.
For those living in another solar system, the six facing sides of a Rubik's Cube each has nine squares - and each square is one of six solid colors. From a random and color-mixed start, and through the use of an internal spin mechanism, all the squares can be manipulated individually. The player must twist them so the nine squares on each side displays the same color. In competition, the idea is to do so faster than anyone else.
In addition to Clark Lane, participating teams also included Freetown-Lakeville Middle School in Lakeville, Mass., and Concord Middle School of Concord, Mass.
Held inside the Clark auditorium, with a generous supply of family members and fans from all three schools, the energy of the tournament was reminiscent of any scholastic athletic competition.
A morning scent of donuts and coffee from the concession area added to the charm and provided parents with energy as, prior to the start of the action, team members huddled with one another and listened to coaches for final bits of strategy.
Throughout the morning, almost every participant held a Rubik's cube in the connective fashion basketball players dribble around during a pregame shootaround - and the nonchalant ease and grace with which the cubes spun in the contestants' hands summoned the blurred wings of bees around a vernal blossom.
The tournament was broken into two sections. First, individual time trials were held, then the team competition followed.
Drew Sullivan, an eighth -grader at Freetown Lakeville., won the individual competition with a time of 34 seconds, and Freetown-Lakeville won the team event. Their eight members solved 25 Rubik's cubes in a time of 3:53.50.
That's, uh, minutes, by the way. Not hours.
Clark Lane finished second in the three-team field with a time of 5:19.18. Concord's time was a quite respectable 6:30.31.
Freetown-Lakeville is acknowledged in New England to be something of a powerhouse. Christian Aledia, a Clark Lane team member who posted his squad's second-fastest individual time, said he showed up early just to watch them warm up.
"They are a little intimidating, but I was mostly happy to try to see how they do it. They're amazing and were really cool people," he said.
When Sullivan was asked if Freetown-Lakeville might be thought of as the LSU or Alabama of New England Rubik's cube athletes, he smiled and said, "Well, yeah, I guess we're pretty good. But we work at it."
Sullivan said he was happy about his winning individual time, though it was nowhere near his best time of 22 seconds.
"I'd like to get to 20. I think if I'd worked more on my algorhythms I could've done better today," he said.
As a point of interest (and possibly disbelief), a fellow named Mats Valk of the Netherlands holds the individual world record for solving a Rubik's cube puzzle - in 5.55 seconds.
His time, by the way, was imprinted with Saturday's participants the way a baseball fan knows Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs.
While his team isn't yet on Freetown Lakeville's level, Clark Lane coach Jay Gionet, a math teacher at the school, was very proud of his students.
He said, "They've come a long way so quickly. In September, not one of our students had ever successfully done a Rubik's cube. And now they're very competitive."
Penny Driscoll, marketing manager for You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube, explained the classroom value of the Rubik's cube in a context beyond just having fun solving a puzzle.
"Learning a Rubik's cube supports 21st-century learning and teaching skills," Driscoll said. "Students learn perseverance, critical thinking, problem solving and decision making. Kids can't just memorize things. They need to understand how things work."
Gionet said, "To teach the kids how to simply solve the cube would be the easy way. The idea is for them to learn to analyze and think it through a little bit. This way, they learn perseverance and teamwork." He laughed. "Besides, I can't actually solve it, myself."
Todd Koscinski, whose son Ricky is on the Clark Lane team, said he thought the whole idea of a Rubik's cube tournament was fantastic.
"Ricky came home with one from math class, and I'll bet I hadn't thought of a Rubik's cube in 15 years. I could never solve that thing - and he's doing it in three minutes."
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I'm not usually much of a girly girl, but something about today's Sweets make me yearn for petticoats and lollipops. So proceed with caution; there's potentially lethal sweetness ahead. ;)
Let's start with some retro chic:
Hooray for kitschy cakes!
(Is anyone else remembering certain art prints from their childhood?)
And an even more elegant Princess design minus the actual princess:
Here's a fun color combo:
That lime green really makes the pink pop; I like seeing unexpected color pairings.
Moving on to more grownup designs...(Although I'm guessing it must be a Styrofoam topper underneath to keep the weight manageable. Bakers? Do you concur?)
Proving that pink is not just for little girls:
I love this design. It's fantastic seeing what a master decorator can do with a simple square cake, isn't it?
I don't see much pink on today's wedding cakes - too feminine for most couples, perhaps? Or just too old-fashioned? Regardless, I thought this one was sweet without being over-the-top:
Great flowers, great piping. I like that there are different shades of pink, too.
And last but not least, this pink-packed beauty shows that sometimes moderation is overrated:
I don't know how you'd eat it, but boy, is that pretty. I also like the way the birthday girl's name is stamped into the side. It's such a clean, modern alternative to piping. (Not to mention easier, which - let's be honest - is also a major point in its favor.)
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Parsley Salmon with Honey Mustard Sauce
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It's taken four or five years, but the U.S. Dept. of Justice on Feb. 21 indicted four employees of Peanut Corp. of America, formerly of Lynchburg, Va., charging they knowingly shipped salmonella-contaminated peanuts and peanut products in 2008 and 2009, which led to massive product recalls and nine deaths.
Charged were Stewart Parnell, former president and CEO; Michael Parnell, a food broker associated with the company; Samuel Lightsey, operations manager at PCA's Blakely, Ga., plant (source of the contamination); and Mary Wilkerson, who worked as a receptionist, office manager and quality assurance manager at the plant. In all, there were 76 counts in an indictment that had been delivered by a grand jury in Albany, Ga.
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In an earlier report we carried, the FDA reported the facility identified the presence of salmonella on 12 occasions during 2007 and 2008. Instead of destroying the product and investigating further, the company sent out second samples that came up negative, so the peanut products were released to customers that included Kellogg, General Mills and Ralcorp.
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To close and open the eyelids rapidly; an involuntary act by which the tears are spread over the conjunctiva, keeping it moist.
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the involuntary movement of one or both eyelids of both eyes simultaneously. The frequency varies between species. Cats blink the least, with the possible exception of owls. In birds it is the lower eyelid which is moved up to meet the upper lid. In mammals the upper eyelid is moved down to meet the lower lid. The blink is a part of several reflexes including the palpebral, conjunctival and menace reflexes.
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What happens when a surfing treehugging dude with a passion for the Allman Brothers Band & a dancer/all around eclectic gal & the biggest Madonna fan meet in their first term of law school? Well, you get us, different as night and day, and yet totally in sync and in love. And now, after lots of hurdles, obstacles and ten years, we're finally and officially a family. This blog is our way of keeping in touch with friends & family. Visit often, read about us & share your comments. Love, S&A.
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My son and I watched it a few times now. There certainly are some jokes written for Star Wars moms and dads. If you have not watched it yet, it is worth your 22 minutes. My only question now is what mini-figure will they release with this when it comes out on DVD.
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I've had maybe 10 emails so far from constituents, all along the same lines, and have replied to them all. I don't think it would take a genius to work out what I think, given my past record on this subject, but I'm not going to blog about it. I have also spoken to some colleagues who are concerned about the situation, and to Douglas, and will be writing to the Foreign Secretary as soon as I'm back from Dorset.
All I can say is that I expect David Miliband will make a statement to the House when we return on January 12th. We also have Defence Qs on the 12th, FCO Qs on the 13th, and PMQs on the 14th, which will provide an opportunity to raise the issue, but that is obviously some way off, and much will be said and done behind the scenes before then.


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We are proud to announce that Yuko Minaguchi will attend Anime Boston 2014 as a Guest of Honor.
Yuko Minaguchi is a veteran seiyuu, or voice actress, whose career has spanned more than thirty years.
One of Minaguchi's earliest roles was as the titular character of Yawara Inokuma in Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl, and she has had a prolific career since. She is famous now for voicing iconic characters such as Mime in Space Pirate Captain Herlock: Outside Legend - The Endless Odyssey, Videl and her daughter Pan in Dragonball Z and GT, Nadeshiko Kinomoto in Cardcaptor Sakura, Yaone in Saiyuki, and Kaede in Betterman. Her voice can also be recognized as Kloze Rinz in The Legend of Heroes: Trails in The Sky, Farah Oersted in Tales of Eternia, Tifa Lockhart in Ehrgeiz, Kino in MapleStory the Anime, Hinoto in X/1999,Sayaka in Biohunter and Ringo in Casshern Sins.
She has also provided various voices for Dr. Slump, Case Closed, Flame of Recca, Inuyasha, Super Milk-chan, Master Keaton, Golden Boy, One Piece and Fist of the North Star 2.
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Last week, yet another independent scientific study added to the robust evidence that following AICR's 10 Recommendations for Cancer Prevention is powerfully protective against a great many diseases and conditions, not simply cancer alone.
This latest study found that childhood cancer survivors who follow more of our Recommendations are less likely to develop metabolic syndrome, a group of risk factors that raises the risk for heart disease and other health problems. We wrote about this new study in this week's Cancer Research Update, our biweekly email newsletter on breaking cancer news.
Previous independent studies have shown that our Recommendations protect against breast cancer and prostate cancer, reduce risk for cancer death, help people live longer, and improve cancer survivors' physical and mental health. This latest study is a welcome addition to the ever-growing evidence that our advice maximizes your chances for leading a long and healthy life.
But in a way, it just makes sense. Read more… "The Science of Common Sense: More Evidence that AICR Recommendations Save Lives"