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Dr. Darlene Egues has been practicing medicine for 17 years. Dr. Egues graduated from the University of Illinois, Chicago College of Medicine in 1997. She practices medicine in Chicago, IL and specializes in Adolescent Medicine and Pediatrics. Dr. Egues is affiliated with Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, Ann & Robert H Lurie Childrens Hospital Of Chicago and Northwestern Memorial Hospital. She speaks English and Spanish.
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Years in Practice: 17 Years
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Medical School: University of Illinois, Chicago College of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1997
Hospital Affiliations: Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, Ann & Robert H Lurie Childrens Hospital Of Chicago, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Specialties: Adolescent Medicine, Pediatrics
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Pensions are becoming more and more volatile, and it's hard to find anywhere more so than in Illinois. With liabilities mounting and returns underestimated (http://on.wsj.com/qB3BON), the danger to taxpayers will continue to grow (http://nyti.ms/p9JEUG). If some form of reform isn't introduced to state it won't be long before the state ends up like Rhode Island, on the brink of total insolvency due to pension mismanagement (http://nyti.ms/wn7HlE).
Illinois has combined $137 billion in pension and healthcare liabilities on top of $9 billion in current unpaid bills. Yet, Illinois legislators will not even ask 6-figure pensioners to pick up a portion of their health premiums.
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A lot of people are scared of Sushi, and rightfully so. One wrong bite and you're done for, but that risk makes good sushi all the more enjoyable. Truth be told, the same could be said for west coast veteran Ras Kass. Step to Ras wrong and your face might end up screwed on backwards, but if you enjoy raw spitters, it doesn't get much better. For new single Sushi, which made its world premiere on The DJBooth, Kass recruits producer Illinformed for a beat that's darkly head-nodding, giving the Arrested Developments emcee a fitting background for his rewind-worthy lines: "Live by the California code/ Crips in the whips / somebody call it a California roll." For more hip-hop that's rawer than sushi, keep an ear out for Kass' upcoming EP, P.U.M.A.. And if you can't wait, you can cop his Spit No Evil mixtape, available for free stream and download now.
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Detroit Lions: First round of cuts complete
The Detroit Lions, like the rest of the NFL, have until 4 p.m. today to take their roster down to 75 player. Detroit promptly finished its first round of cuts yesterday afternoon. No major surprises so far, just protocol along the road to reducing the roster to regular-season size. Here's who Detroit has let go of so far: Tavecchio attempting a FG in college Giorgio Tavecchio,...
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Lions Lions placed S DeJon Gomes on reserve/PUP list. Packers DT Letroy Guion activation from PUP list is "imminent." (Tom Pelissero) Rams QB Sam Bradford only tore his ACL and the other ligaments in his knee remain in tact. (Albert Breer) LB James Laurinaitis is returning to practice after missing some time with an ankle injury. (Adam Schefter) Ravens Ravens placed...
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One day after it appeared that Rocky McIntosh had made the Detroit Lions season-opening 53-man roster, the veteran linebacker got released. The Lions made the move Sunday in order to create a roster spot for 6-foot, 208-pound safety DeJon Gomes, who was reportedly claimed off waivers. The Lions are waiting until after Gomes passes a physical to officially announce the transaction...
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The Redskins started the day needing to get from 75 players to 53 players. Along the way they decided to keep 4 quarterbacks, which came as a surprise to everyone, and also decided to cut Chase Minnifield and Dejon Gomes. It should also be said that after Jarvis Jenkins and Rob Jackson serve their 4 [...]
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According to the Washington Post, Redskins defenders London Fletcher and DeJon Gomes have not been fined for personal fouls that committed on Monday against the Steelers. Redskins linebacker London Fletcher and strong safety DeJon Gomes did not receive fines for personal fouls committed to last Monday night's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, a person with knowledge...
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Vikings Expect Adrian Peterson Back for 2012 Opener
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MRI confirms torn MCL, ACL for Vikings' Peterson
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Vikings RB Adrian Peterson Tears ACL
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The Minnesota Vikings lost their two most prominent offensive players on the first series of the second half – and somehow got better. On the first play of the third quarter, running back Adrian Peterson, one of the best backs in the NFL, badly injured his left knee on a gruesome hit from Redskins safety DeJon Gomes. Peterson picked up three yards on the play, but when Gomes hit...
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Vikes RB Peterson hurts knee, helped off (AP)
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It's a safe wager that no one expected the report of the Chevrolet Volt fire after a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash test to turn into a Congressional dressing-down. The short story: NHTSA crash-tested a Volt in May, that car caught fire in June while in storage, and NHTSA alerted the public about the fire in November. Certain politicians have wondered if politics played a part in waiting until November to report the fire, and now a House panel is holding a hearing called "Volt Vehicle Fire: What did NHTSA know and when did they know it?" to find out.
According to The Detroit News, the proceedings have now drawn General Motors CEO Dan Akerson into its maw, Akerson agreeing to testify before the panel next week. Akerson's name hasn't come up so far as a Person of Interest, so it looks like the panel is looking to anyone who might have reason to know anything about what has been called "the silence."
NHTSA has already said, in response to questioning, that the White House had nothing to do with the timeline and we can't imagine that the NHTSA was taking its orders from Akerson. The group of pols headed by California Republican Darrell Issa believes that NHTSA has not adequately addressed the panel's concerns, so agency chief David Strickland will be there alongside Akerson to answer questions.


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Day 192: Unconditional?
Sorry to bring down everyone's holiday spirits with a sad post, but that's honestly how I feel right now, and it's impossible to pretend otherwise.
I'm finding it really hard to get along with my family this vacation, enough that I've made up my mind to cut my break short and go back to college early, especially after tonight.
All I want to know is, how do you forgive someone you're supposed to love unconditionally when they've done something unforgivable? I feel terrible saying it, but my love can only go so far. What do you do when your love for someone is expected to come before your need to protect yourself?


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Kramer said Pedersen's truck rolled into the opposite ditch and he was ejected from the vehicle.
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.oenotri.com/
- Phone: 7072521022
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Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm-9:30pm; Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm-10:00pm
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 10:00am-3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Tyler Rodde
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Cocktails, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Let Us Help Make Your Next Event Unforgettable! Oenotri offers catering services on site at our restaurant, a private dining room or offsite at the venue of your choice! In the warmer months, we can accommodate outdoor dining in our beautiful courtyard and in our organic garden. We can also create one of a kind Team Building Packages. We want to bring the Oenotri dining experience to you and your guests at your next event, while never compromising the integrity of the food, the beautiful, local ingredients and the respect and pride we put into each dish.
- Entertainment: Oenotri has an entirely open kitchen that enables our patrons to see all the functions of a restaurant kitchen, including our wood-burning pizza oven where we make our authentic Pizza Napoletana.
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fit for foodies (15)neighborhood gem (11)hot spot (10)notable wine list (8)special occasion (6)great for outdoor dining (5)romantic (5)good for groups (4)vibrant bar scene (3)great for brunch (2)late-night find (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- BedlamdiscerningmeDined on 10/25/2014Oenotri is by far the noisiest restaurant I have ever attended. Very frustrating and disappointing evening.
- Excellent food at reasonable pricesDon44Dined on 10/17/2014This is a restaurant where they seem to take their food seriously...nothing on the menu that the staff wouldn't eat themselves. Enthusiastic servers and creatively presented entrees in a lively fun atmosphere.Special Features:
- Did not live up to the reputationRevisitingNapaDined on 10/14/2014After coming from Solbar the night before this restaurant did not live up to its reputation. The saffron salami was worth a 10 out of 10. The pizza pork was excellent but not up to par for the dough may be a 7 out of 10. Had much better pizza before. The sun choke was a bit oily and salty but tasty. Nothing special just unusual taste for the sun choke. The pear salad was nothing that I cannot do and disappointing, the greens were wilting may be should have been that. Price is good value. Great for every day fare but not as a memorable visit to NAPA from Canada.Special Features:
- palate perfection!ladyfly75Dined on 10/12/2014We chose Oenotri after my chef friend highly recommended we eat here. We were thrilled with her recommendation and are eager to return. Our server greeted us with a smile, professionalism, and a service-oriented attitude. Right away, she established that we were first timers at the restaurant and proceeded to guide us towards a most delightful dinner experience. We feasted on the Margherita pizza, fried padron peppers with trapan sea salt, white truffle arancini with kuri squash and parmigiano-reggiano, and mostaccioli with polpette, tomato, calabrian chili, parsley and parmigiano. Excellent service, delicious, creative, and fresh food paired with yummy cocktails and wine. We can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- CossackDined on 10/11/2014service started slow , just about walked away . once we got rolling good overall experience some great older wines. fresh pasta for sure.Special Features:
- Italian Restaurant in NapaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Start with Margharita Pizza. It is authentic, and the best we have ever had. Salami tray is so enjoyable. Great finger foods for a dining experience to end a day of wine tasting. Finally the pasta us homemade and fresh and the sauce is delicious. A definite must in a Napa.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Started out impressive...Gottab5sumwhereDined on 10/9/2014...but that didn't long. Our entrees had no flavour and it took over an hour between appetizer and entree service, all we had ordered was pasta, so a fairly long wait and with no explanation from anyone, very disappointing.
- very good, but small-ish portionsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/9/2014Both my wife and I very much enjoyed our pasta dishes. However, they were a bit small, considering the price. I had the past with trout and loved it, but I wish I'd have been given a larger serving. Good/interesting cocktails and desserts too. I'd probably go again.Special Features:
- girlstripDined on 10/4/2014Nice restaurant in downtown Napa. Great service, friendly staff. Great for Casual dining, reasonably priced. Fresh pizza from wood burning oven & fresh pasta dishes made daily. Wouldn't put in high in the foodie list as Napa has so many great restaurants with amazing food, especially if visiting for first time. This was my 4th visit to Napa wine country & have dined in the many bigger name restaurants, (ie, Bouchon, Hurleys, Tra Vigne,) so I would not place Oenotri on same level as those dining establishments.Special Features:
- Kale yeah!WineCanineVIPDined on 10/4/2014So the charcuterie and pizza are the bomb but do not miss the fried black Italian kale with peppers.....so amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 982 reviews are from the Oenotri reviews archive.
- Excellent service - attentive,leftot73Dined on 5/21/2013Excellent service - attentive, knowledgeable servers. Our starters were a bit slow (not even to the point that we were irritated) and we were given an extra dish as thanks for our patience (which was actually the best of the three!). Food was all excellent - no complaints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One to Repeatfood4thoughtDined on 4/29/2013What a wonderful experience - great food, great wine, great service. My friends & I had a marvelous lunch & I will be sure to make this experience, "one to repeat".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had an amazing dinner at Oenotri.OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 4/27/2013Had an amazing dinner at Oenotri. Began dinner with a cured meats board which we could not decide which was salumi was better. My partner was looking forward to the Spaghetti al' arrabiata but our server mentioned it was quite hot so she opted for the Trompetti pasta with lamb heart ragu. I know it is a bit odd but it was absolutely amazing. I definitely had food envy even though my pasta with squid was very good. Very reasonably priced and they do have an extensive wine list but a bit pricey. I did see folks bringing in their own bottles of wine (I assume that there is a corkage fee). Overall it was a wonderful dinner and we will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Great dining experience overall.gyghmboVIPDined on 4/26/2013Great dining experience overall. I strongly recommend the chef selection of salum. They make all of their salami in house and it is fabulous. Service was terrific and all other items we ordered was great. No beers on tap, but I guess it is Napa and we should all be drinking wine!Special Features:
- Was able to make reservationsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/26/2013Was able to make reservations the week of our visit to Oenotri. Came highly recommended and it didn't disappoint. The food was extremely fresh, the wine list was expansive, and the waiter was extremely helpful with selections on the menu. Would definitely recommend to anyone going to Napa.Special Features:
- Terrible serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/26/2013Half of the table opted for pasta dishes that were underwhelming (especially the LINGUINE WITH MANILA CLAMS). My husband and I received dishes that were over-seasoned (FRIED CAVALO NERO WITH HOT PEPPER AND PECORINO) and burnt (CROSTONE WITH BELLWETHER FARMS RICOTTA, CITRUS AND WILD ARUGULA). Despite this, we were most disappointed by being forced to pay for the poor service as gratuity is added for parties of 6 or more. Attitude, empty wine glasses (where did our decanted wine go?), and forgotten polenta is not a good combination. I especially did not appreciate the "here is your lightly toasted crostone" comment for requesting something other than mouthfuls of charred toast.
- This is a very good restaurant.AmyKVIPDined on 4/25/2013This is a very good restaurant. The only negative is there are only three entrees every night. We had the halibut & braised pork shoulder. The halibut was good but the pork left a lot to be desired. Small portion & the pork itself was marble size. We shared an asparagus, snap pea salad which was delicious. We also shared a pasta dish with guinea hen ragu. If we go back we will share some appetizers and get a pizza which looked delicious.Special Features:
- The menu is different (withOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 4/25/2013The menu is different (with the exception of the best margherita pizza in the Bay Area) every time I go and the food is always creative yet refreshingly simple with an ingredients driven approach. Really great wine list and good service to top it off. Never disappoints.Special Features:
- A moderately upscale environment,OpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 4/23/2013A moderately upscale environment, quite pleasing and comfortable. Service was extraordinary and highly accommodating for my cumbersome group of 12. How they managed to service so many in such a short time was truly remarkable. The food was generous as it was at the higher end of great quality. Pizza and pasta received the greatest accolades, most sides received ++ regard. Important is that I will go back and recommend it highly.
- We live in Napa and had beenNapamelVIPDined on 4/22/2013We live in Napa and had been here once before about when it first opened. I remember that the noise was a factor for not going back. But, after all the great write ups I decided to try it again with our out of town guest. This time we shared Asparagus Pizza which was this and tasted great. But, it got a bit soggy from all the liquid. We then had the Linguine pasta which was perfect. And again we were fighting the noise. As older people this is a problem since we had to basically shout at each other most of the night. Unless something can be done about the noise, we will not be going back.Special Features:
- Hand made salumi excellentBlackdogDined on 4/21/2013Hand made salumi excellent as always. Octopus salad was excellent. Beef coulotte over farro was nicely done. Desserts were very good. Service was attentiveSpecial Features:
- Too Salty!NynaDined on 4/20/2013Choices on the menu very limited. Only 3 main courses and if you don't like how they prepare them you are out of luck. I asked the swordfish to be put on top of a bed a lettuces and got arugula that was very over salted. Then they had the nerve to charge an extra $9 for more arugula on top. Very poorly done. If you have to go to a new place in town that doesn't have much variety this is it! Our waitress was very accommodating and let us know she had relayed our requests to the kitchen and made us feel very welcome.Special Features:
- Charcuterie plate was excellent.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/18/2013Charcuterie plate was excellent. Very good mix of interesting meats. Can't believe they make it on site. Had the home made noodles which were as good or better than we had in Italy. Our waiter was very helpful explaining the menu and telling us what was special. Definitely one of my favorite Italian restaurants. Only negative was that they had lots of Italian wines which I understand since it is an Italian restaurant, but we were visiting Napa and would have lived to taste more Napa/Sonoma wines.Special Features:
- Food and service were excellent.LeonDined on 4/17/2013Food and service were excellent. A little noisy because of an active dining crowdSpecial Features:
- A level below nowjaz2020VIPDined on 4/17/2013We first dined at Oenotri after it opened, and were wowed. This time, not so much. The plates are bigger, the execution is sloppier. The salume is still good, altho stay away from the Ciccioli which is carnitas-tasty but swims in melted lard. A fish starter (skate) and entree (mackerel) were both overcooked. The lemon passato on the mackerel was overpowering, throwing the balance of the dish off. Pizza had salty watery tomato sauce & ridiculously salty sausage. Instead of being Neapolitan (limp in middle) this was limp almost out to the crust. What a change, and not for the better! Service is still great, but the food has lost that fine balance and good execution. Now it's just food for the tourist masses who drink all day.
- Creative southern Italianlay10Dined on 4/15/2013Creative southern Italian in a swanky atmosphere drives this downtown Napa hot spot. The food is simple, delicious and nicely prepared, and the service is quite adequate. While Oenotri won't knock your socks off, it is a solid dining experience and worth the visit.
- Oenotri stands out as an exceptionaOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/14/2013Oenotri stands out as an exceptional restaurant. They change their menu almost daily and use the best ingredients and the best techniques. For instance, I tried their octopus on Sunday and it was massaged for who knows how long to make it the most tender I have ever had. They prepare all of their own cured meats and salumis in-house! Whenever I travel to Napa (i'm from the east coast) I always make a point to have at least one meal at Oenotri.Special Features:
- Chef DebDebWVIPDined on 4/10/2013First time guest. Server was knowledgable about the menu, and was able to make good recommendations . Wines by the glass were just ok. Never like to order a bottle since we rarely drink more than one glass, and never eat the same thing. The noise level makes any private conversation a little difficult but over all I recommend. I loved that our dinner was light., even the pasta. You can't go to an Italian restaurant without trying their housemade pasta. Order it and share as an appetizer ! Delicious! Charcuterie is worth trying as well. Nice job chef!Special Features:
- A great find in NapaOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/7/2013We had time for one final lunch in Napa and Oenotri was perfect. Sharing a pizza and a pasta dish made a delicious lunch. We will return on our next trip to Napa.we came from NY home to outstanding Italian food and recently at our way through Italy and we would rank Oenotri 5 star.Special Features:
- It was our last night in napaOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 4/6/2013It was our last night in napa and we just wanted some good food - not too fancy. Although there were several creative items that sounded great - we had pizza, pasta, salad and dessert and finished every bite! It was a perfect end to an weekend full of amazing meals!Special Features:
- awesome will go again, entreethisVIPDined on 4/5/2013awesome will go again, entree was least successful of dishes eaten but....still great and i'll go again happy with overall valueSpecial Features:
- Excellent food alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/4/2013Kinda has become our weekly stop-in for dinner. Can't say enough good stuff about Tyler and Curtis and their efforts. Our typical Sunday evening feast recommendations? Just about any antipasti listed, particularly the halibut crudo with castelvetranos...friggin yummm. Strozzapretti often done with a ragu of some sort from lamb's head to Red Bro hen to Willis Farm pork, always totally delicious.This week on the Contorni list, a spiedino of chicken liver and pancetta. Wow...yum..lvers cooked perfectly along with a crispy pancetta woven on the skewer. Masterful. One of the better beverage programs in NCal. Sur Lucero has a particular genius. Yikes, I gotta jones for the carbonara on the menu tonite....dang. I'm like a junkie, I tell ya.Special Features:
- Even though they had a limitedOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 4/4/2013Even though they had a limited menu because of a wine dinner taking place, we loved our menu choices. We planned to share dishes and the choices of pizzas and pastas were amazing. The trompetti with lamb ragu was rich, rustic and soul satisfying. Our server Remy was very good in his descriptions and recommendations, and was very gracious.Special Features:
- Napa favorite!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/1/2013This is my favorite Napa restaurant and I think one of the best in the area (definitely beats Bouchon and Angele, IMHO). It's a great space with a fantastic view of the kitchen from almost every table, the service is excellent (friendly/casual but very attentive), and the food never disappoints. That salumi selection is pretty unparalleled (don't miss the Sardinian sausage with saffron!!), the pizzas are delicious, as are the pasta dishes. Good wine list as well with a lot of local selections. If you're a foodie, definitely ask for the two seats at the bar by the kitchen. Haven't yet sat there but always want to.Special Features:
- Every course was deliciousNapaphileDined on 3/28/2013Every course was delicious and creative. After Redd this is my favorite. Although I don't get excited about pizza this one was given to us complimentary as a extra one was made by mistake. I was very unusual and delicious. Recommendation for 2. Order one pizza, 6 salumi types, one pasta, and one entre - a little too much food, but it allows you to get a good sampling.Special Features:
- Really great food, eclecticOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/25/2013Really great food, eclectic menu with great side dishes.Special Features:
- Was not overwhelmed by ourOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/23/2013Was not overwhelmed by our dinner at Oenotri. Good pizza and dessert, but nothing surprising. Not sure I would go again, so many better places available in Napa.
- Excellent service. very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/21/2013Excellent service. very good food and a 25-page wine list. (Tip, the last page of the wine menu is a list of wines $30 and under.) The wood oven pizza was excellent.Special Features:
- Our disappointment with ourtjskVIPDined on 3/19/2013Our disappointment with our dining experience was due to the pace of the evening. We were rushed through our meal, with dishes being delivered while we were still eating our starters. The two of us spent $135 in 45 minutes....not enjoyable at all. The whole ambiance from service to decor was cold and souless.
- The hostess was attentiveLMRONEVIPDined on 3/16/2013The hostess was attentive and seated us promptly with our reservation despite a long waiting list for drop-ins. Service was erratic. We had cocktails and received our wine order from the floor somm before the waiter even described the menu. Enjoyed the house made salumi and the yellow fin tuna salad, which we shared. The pizza was well made, but the toppings were excessively salty and included several items not mentioned by the waiter or the menu. Overall. we thought the portion sizes were small. Courses were delivered promptly, but the table was cleared after a long wait and my expresso was served very slowly. Not sure what the service model is. . . The room was extremely noisy - even for a hot, hip place.mySpecial Features:


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Posts by Florian Hwigl
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More than one way to build a cloud (and there always will be)
Opennebula left in the haze
I know which one there is really opensource.
The one that doesn't get all the marketing-budget funded raves.
Why do we need SANs?
IO bottlenecks
Look for "stub IO domains".
The research folks looked into the IO performance issues some years ago, I.e. with infiniband in domUs it had been proven to get native IO rates (so multiple GB/s).
Unfortunately noone bothered to do any implementations in the real world, so this is well-researched, solved, and fails.
On ESXi it is secret sauce to tune a VM to 300-400MB/s IO rates and beyond that you can forget it.
On KVM?
1000s of drives connected to all the hosts
Behold the power of a FC loop setup
Which was found to be really stupid somewhere around 2000.
Oh yes, you can do Lun masking in SAS
Which is another thing that has been basic FC functionality but prove to be too tedious for real usage.
So you could kinda add zoning now
And VSANs
And SNIA apis
Then it would be easy to manage. And if you also add better routing and redundancy and QoS then you'd end up with FC. Ah, no. Forgot NPIV.
FC is not complicated for storage admins, it's easy and reliable.
And you're trying really hard to believe you're not just creating, then solving the same problems another time.
How will scalability work for you if you move beyond a smallish setup?
160 storage controllers? 320?
How much metadata do they have to send around?
I'm really open to new stuff, but it should not be old bullshit.
I really hope you're not working for purestorage
or that your joking.
Because I had been convinced they got some clue.
cheapo storage over ip over 10ge will always be faster than 2x8gbit FC? RRiiiiight.
So wait, a 10gigE port shared between protocols and with FAT IP overhead will solve the bottleneck issues of 2x8gig FC?
Yes I've seen slow SANs - but that's a design question, and why you should have designers.
If you think you can solve any big problems with a little SSD caching or - lets call it distributed and localized - storage tiers then this might scale to serve up all your servers. but for the ones needing performance, it will suck.
Much like virtualized servers, which does fine for 98% of the windows boxes, but once you migrate your big apps onto it you suddenly see users ordering the largest non-virtual iron they can get.
did I mention uplink and backbone bandwidth issues?
I think you guys need to get some reality or you drift up into the clouds.
I'm building distributed storage over DDR infiniband and I'm also a big fan of i.e. amplidata how also have a nice idea of local ssd caching. And when purestorage does some more selling, we will see a whole new level.
just this stuff is new, unproven commodity solutions.
Yes your performance will degrade if you got a by-the-book san and consolidated 150 servers onto one EMC. But that's not an FC issue. It was asking you asking for a bottleneck.
A SAN is a *NETWORK* and so it might be helpful to use it like one, with more storage systems, and not sending every unrelated bit of data through the core.
Just as it semt so natural to use distributed commidity crap storage with SSD cache, why don't you consider avoiding bottlenecks in your SAN?
Bonus: The SAN is really fast when you need it. Always, not just when you got the data cached and coherency is not needed.
Red Hat: 'Yes, we undercut Oracle with hidden Linux patches'
So oracle always used a different kernel put stoled it
And "crap" being 99% stability patches that will pop up in RHEL a year later after "QA".
RHEL6 / OEL6 will seem fresh for 1-2 years now, and after that their users will again go from bug report to bug report looking at things that were patched years ago in mainline, while their RHEL boxes still crash from it.
Backup: It really should be easy
usb drive scalability
ok. now please describe how you do that for replacing like, 5000 LTO-4's in a jukebox.
I guess daisy chained USB hubs would be really clever?
I promise we won't go looking at the disk failure rate or the higher operations costs.
Oh, and yes, at home I do just that: External USB drive containing backup server + backup data, boots as vm as long as it's attached to the xen host, and will boot as normal fedora when the xen host happens to die.
Just I can grasp the difference between risking a whole company and risking my pr0n archives?
9 times out of 10
And the truth is that's why 9 IT guys out of 10 don't get a job in any real non-cloudy datacenter.
Oracle beefs chips and I/O on x64 blades
The sockets are for sodimm flash modules?
And probably some ram, too.
This would be really nice if you can mix and match flash + disk like this.
Simplest Ethernet storage validated
Plan9 finally on route to victory?
CoRaid is the one cool company that largely develops on Plan9
All the best to them, and in a way using AoE on a small lan might still be less fail than any enterprises falling for the FCoE hoax, pulling out their working setup to find convergence is when they need to deploy a second LAN on expensive high-specced 10GE switches and still never get full ISL speeds :)
Oracle hates discs, loves tape
Really, and how does this relate
to the enterprise 60-200 drives 10000 slots world, where a 800GB tape runs about $30 and there always will be some "many hundred TB" caching in front of the jukebox?
Two guys will go there to stuff in new tapes and take out the ones for the offsite storage every other week and thats it.
We got backups of about 1200 systems going to tape (via a VTL, yes, who cares, the PC servers can't feed data enough for the tapes). 8-10 hours per month are spent thinking about the tape machinery, 4x2 hrs are reserved for in-out of tapes.
So sorry, not sure if you can blame the tapes.
Sony Walkman NWZ-A845 media player
Bought it a few days ago
i was looking for a mp3/video player with very good battery, no itunes-ish software and basic control buttons, ended up with this one as time was short, it was recommend and it looked okay.
- no wireless at all
- no support for most of my videos!!!!! not just flac, but almost everything that I'm used to. I can live with crap players like WMP or QT not playing a movie, but a portable media player really should be able to play MEDIA?!
- earphones are nice but still not "good"
- picture viewer doesn't have even most basic features
- practically it will only give a small percentile of its features w/o using the sony software
- my WALKMAN back in the 90s had a remote in the headphone cable. now in 2010, that is too complicated on Sony's top-of-line player?
- the sony GUI lacks some options even my W880 mobile had (i.e. arrow left/right while navigating)
- only play/pause, hold and volume are well handlable, the other buttons on that fake ipod wheel are not really useful without looking at the display.
- can't play audio while attached to my laptop (maybe when attaching to windows when the software is installed)
- good usb speed
- nice display
- battery lifetime
85% is still a _very_ good rating given the lack of functionality of the current firmware has.
Can't really recommend it even for iTunes-wary people.
Is dynamic IT management necessary for mid-sized firms?
is walking through the mud good enough?
I think we should strive to drive, in cars, on highways instead.
Why didn't you set out to quantify the savings (or losses) to be gained by better management software. yes, no surprise it wasn't bought after that, but it is a surprise you use this as proof for uncertainness of savings. it only proves you didn't really look into them.
second, while you state that breaches/failures and so on make investments easier, you ignore the relation between missing management tools and the very cause of some (by numbers: many) of these failures
if we ask for good policies to be put in place at the start, there is a certain need to look at better classification of failures into causes like hardware that turns into smoke(technical), lack of knowledge (people), mistake (people), lack of skill (people) and lack of planning(people)
bad management tools are in the "lack of planning" bit for me. you can't set up a good policy that won't include tools.
noone says they need be costly, i.e. having a wiki+database with hourly switchport:ip<->mac mappings or dns zone backups is in the two-digit price ratio, but most companies live without such basics. what they instead do, is run around hunting problems. sure that's good enough, but it will take longer => cost the company money.
"good enough" is where you don't have costly tools that do it by themselves and staff that can't do it by themselves either.
it'll cost you dearly with every outage, with every client pc that takes more than 30 mins to replace and so on. if your helpdesk staff has the account reinitialized because he doesn't know enough details of windows offline sync's suckage, or if the exchange admin wasn't forced by any policy to set up weekly consistency checks and you need a full restore where a service restart should suffice.
summing up the cost of "good enough IT" DOES need a business perspective.
if you don't take the time to look for and notice the small daily fuckups and don't see where they turn into the smaller disasters, everything will look ok.
but i don't think this kind of attitude can be acceptable, unless the companies wages are just enough to hire chimps. still, we don't need to lie to ourselves and think everything is great.
last, dynamic IT is possible and there are shops that are running far better than the rest.
the problem is that if you call up any of the big vendors and ask to "buy dynamic IT" you'll get the shiny marketing materials, the stacks of new hardware, the expensive outdated management tools and the lot of newbie consultants and the huge bill that will actually prove how important your choice was and that'll get you the big raise.
but you won't get the last missing piece: the dynamic stuff you tried to get.
i suggest you call up steve traugott some day and hear his side of "good enough IT" (as in no compromises made) management.
Who actually needs virtualisation and collaboration tools
glad you like vm's
but ranting about the poster above you and coming up with experience that most people have made 5 years ago, well, you text was even more useless than his.
but yeah, very much agreeable. servers need to be backuped.
All these services need quite a lot of ram + IO
If you end up virtualizing services like that, re-run your numbers. 8/16GB+ lowend systems in a cluster will be providing much more power and run cheaper than buying the needed RAM upgrades in your host boxes (8GB Dimms ouch)
and NOONE stops you from having failover nodes virtualized etc. (let the cluster shutdown some dev boxes etc. etc.)
NPIV gives you all the added freedom you could need to P2V or failover into the VM side of things within minutes.
WD VelociRaptor 300GB HDD vs SSD
useless thanks
so why while you gave proper mb/s numbers you dont give anything that tests heavy random IO which, after all, where the SSD might show interesting benefits, or for example tests using two IO threads (for the gamers: think leeching your new game off a p2p net and recording something with fraps)
This is an interesting test, but oh so inconclusive, you stopped halfway!
Low-end EMC NSX is on its way
EMC^2 Appliances...
Lasst year, i got some old EMC^2 Cellera (super-low-end version) 1U Rackmount and played around with it for a little; it was quite interesting to find the $$$$$ NAS Appliance had PCI DMA Busmastering disabled in its bios...
Download al Qaeda manuals from the DoJ, go to prison?
Re: Notts Uni Viewpoints
Now thats great what a clear path of thought they had, just a pity they're a bit challegend with the thinking
- student sends it to a non-student to print out, who then is the culprit
- student explains the police what the situation is, and gets detained not for sending around the manual, but for obstructing their investigations (by trying to explain them what they couldnt figure within a 6 day investigation)
- the uni doesnt even find anything wrong with taking them to jail to establish they're innocent, they're just a bit unhappy it took long (maybe because the clerc didnt show for work, being halfway to gitmo)
- the uni doesnt even remotely care about the threats to their student.
- the uni is to clueless to just even figure someone has a research project on this
and then here comes mister I-studied-there who doesnt even GET what shocks people about this. I dare say this is proof that uni isn't the best suited for a thorough education.
Of course, yes, studying radical islamic groups and a uni cleric could be just another camouflage for a terrorist cell.
But, being as braindead as police acted in this encounter they could as well take the manuals printout and look inside, and see if it's covered in there.
Remains the final question: Why would the terrorists not know whats in that manual, why would they read a version seized years ago and why do the idiots that set up a scanning of every damn email NOT involve some brain to think of situations like this, especially with a (back then) widely published piece of evidence.
imho funniest thing about it is that the DOJ publishs it, and most of the info comes from CIA agents training the afghan resistance. Yet again, you'd think they knew what's in it...
(and yes, i read that thing back then, too. and it was interesting, i.e. if you're in an area with such idiots trying to make a revolution never keep guns + ammo in the same place, so they can't restock on the people they killed. i can't see how it is bad to know what training they act by, it probably works better for stopping them than, well, sending researchers to jail)
inflammable because it's bad to see a hole school administration being just as dumb as a bunch of AK-47 waving idiots...
IBM rejects deduplication for new VTL
different classes
VTLs of that size usually really seem constant input at far above of what a few thumpers can handle - maybe this is just too much for current deduplication implementations - otherwise it shouldn't be hard to add a "few" nodes into the VTL that are dedicated for deduplication. I dont know if FalconStor also uses dedicated nodes for compression like the "competitior" system we got at our site.
(of course they didnt use a hw gzip engine... nono... never use anything fancy if you can bill much anyway)
also, I could well imagine that the customers in question dont want to rely on some magic black box but rather have a more easily recoverable state on the tapes, in case the datacenter and VTL blow up.
Sysadmins get Quake tools
Can you see the advantages!
Citrix goes storage light with XenDesktop
ohmygod they invented diskless terminals that use a fullblown OS image
Thank you for the happy buzzword blurb and welcome to retying what failed in 1995.
"...and fail miserably"
old saying and oh-so-valid.
First things first
Citrix should make it's "XenServer Enterprise" enterprise-ready before building products on it.
I'd hate to see all my "virtual" Desktops go topside down just because they still didnt hire anyone with enterprise storage experience or HA-clustering experience.
"Whats a failover..."
Go see their forums... they barely know what the difference between active/passive and active/active storage is...
Not to mention that a normal Citrix Terminalserver + any cheap "thin" client would appear save many times more money than this virtual vapourware.
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However, failing to take his qualifications proves Sherwood's judgement is not up to the mark. He expects Spurs' owners to back him as a special case to continue to manage whilst he takes the qualifications. The club should not be put in that position. He should have done it in advance. The rules on this issue were settled long ago….'
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I knew we hadn't heard the last of this one.
The Guardian has reported that James Beattie has complained about being fined £20,000 (£15,000 of it suspended) for managing Accrington Stanley without the UEFA B qualification.
They said they want to make an example of the club and set it as a precedent. If you go after the smallest club in the league with the smallest turnover and the one with the lowest budget to make a statement then that sort of says it all really.
He pointed out that Tim Sherwood doesn't have the UEFA Pro licence.
I know people have been given special dispensation. I don't think Tim has the qualifications to manage Spurs. Nothing has happened there has it?
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Soon after the twilight hours are gone, as light seems to fade sadly into darkness, there You are, Lord, shining as a lighthouse to guide me through the night. And soon my darkness is past, for You, my illumination, have appeared. Thank You for Your presence, Lord.
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Thanks for the help. Now it is getting installed without set_cap error (after changing %global setcap_dumpcap to 0) but
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How dare he act so casual about this? This was William's way of telling him just how he felt, for him it had been apparent why he had said those things. Because deep down he still cared for him, maybe even loved him. But all those feelings disappeared under the anger he felt towards the selfish redhead. "It is how I feel; I am not one like you finding pleasure in sleeping with anything that comes into my way. I would settle for just one person." This was dangerously close to telling him too much so to hide his error he snatched the useless nail polish from Grell and threw it at the wall. "And do not dare to waste more of your time here. Do your work or go back to your…entertainment. But I have no doubt you will be able to find someone in the close vicinity, acting the way you do." Why couldn't Grell just be like he had been? Looking only at him, making him feel he only loved him? It was ridiculous, it was years ago and there was no going back to that.
Teeth clenched and Grell struggled to keep her body from shaking in rage and humiliation. Was this truly what Will thought of her? Was this honestly his opinion of her, so low and vile? I'm not a slut, she thought to herself. I'm not. It's just Undertaker… just him… I'm not a slut. She took a breath and didn't even bother looking up at Will again until she saw her nailpolish taken from her desk. She watched as it was thrown against the wall, bottle shattering into hundreds of tiny, glass shards, red paint splattering onto the wall, dripping slowly down as if it were blood.
All Grell could do was blink. Stare, and blink. She looked from the new red spot on the wall, to her supervisor, and back to the wall. Without a word, the redhead stood and began walking, not even glancing to look at the dark haired man as she passed. She simply walked. Out of the room. Out of the office. Out of the building. Onto the streets of London, and on her way home.
Fine, if you don't want me here, I'll just leave. I can tell when I'm not wanted, Will. I can tell. She swallowed, holding back tears. So I'll just leave… please… please come after me…
But she knew he wouldn't.
And Grell did, he walked away back to that man he had been with. The one that would always be better than William, it made him want to reap something but it would do no good. He had to control his temper, letting feeling into the job was not allowed and it would make him work less efficient. William felt a urge to hit his head against the wall but instead he took the redhead's papers and followed him. A foolish thing to do he knew but the other needed to complete his job. That was the only reason. For once he was grateful got Grell's fiery hair colour, it made it easy to see where he was. Going back to his entertainment no doubt, well he would give him his papers and let him be on his way, the overtime would be waiting for him. His mind was screaming at him to go back and ignore the man but he found himself walking up to him anyway. "You seem to have forgotten your work Grell Sutcliff. If you are to run away and act like a child at least take them with you." His eyes left the redhead and he adjusted his glasses, he was his superior and he had acted out of line. "I apologize for my behaviour, it was not professional and you will get compensation for your destroyed item." William paused and sighed. "I would rather not know when you have been away to one of your meetings. I prefer to remember things the way they were." And with that he nodded to the redhead and turned back towards the office building.
Grell's fists were clenched in anger and she could barely hold back her tears. She wouldn't give the world the satisfaction of seeing her cry. No. She'd put on a brave face and face what came at her. She'd be strong. She didn't hear the footsteps behind her, and didn't even know Will was there until he caught up to her and handed her a small stack of papers. Not a word came from her mouth. She just looked at him, expression not exactly neutral but not giving away anything either. The papers were given, and she took them, looking down at the writing and listening to Will. His voice was quieter, softer, less angry.
"It's… alright," she said when he mentioned the destroyed nailpolish. "I think the wall looks better like that, and anyway, I can get a new bottle. No need to trouble yourself." That office had needed something, a little bit of red to spruce it up. She had planned on leaving the paint there to dry, anyway.
As Will began to walk away, Grell contemplated. Should she continue home? Go back? She wasn't sure. As the supervisor became further and further away from her, she sighed, looked at the papers, and slowly started back to work. Get this done first, then go home. Yes, that's what she'd do. As she walked, listening to the soft click of her heals, something of a small smile made its way onto her face. He had spoken softly, like he use to, and said he'd rather remember things as they were. Did that mean that her hope wasn't in vain, after all? Even with that, it seemed there was no hope, but still, this was something… something to hold on to.
William continued to walk and made plans to have that splash of red on Grell's wall removed as soon as possible. It didn't look professional to have nail polish on the wall after all. He doubted Grell had understood the meaning of his last words. He had said he preferred the way things had been, when the redhead had loved him. Or at least he thought he had loved him. his actions after that made it hard to know for sure. He could heard the sound of those heels behind him, he waited to hear them disappear in the distance as Grell walked back to his….lover but instead they remained at the same volume. It took all his effort not to look back but it appeared Grell was following him….why? Without thinking his own steps became slower as if he was waiting for the other to catch up with him. for once allowing the redhead to walk beside him if he wanted to do so.
Grell's gaze was kept down on the pavement and the papers in her hands as she walked, not noticing Will's steps had slowed since they began walking. It wasn't until she saw the pair of feet next to hers, and heard the steps that she noticed. She didn't look up, though, but let her hair hang on the sides of her head and hide the small smile that traced along her lips for a few seconds before vanishing. Walking next to Will held memories, old ones, one of them walking home from work, fingers intertwined, Grell all smiles and giggles, and Will at least somewhat calm.
Her gloved fingers tightened on the stack of papers in her hands, remembering the feel of those long gone moments. Hold my hand, like you use to… But he wouldn't. He hadn't in a long time, and Grell knew he wouldn't again. So, she settled for walking next to him, in silence, until they once again reached the office, and Grell dutifully went back to her office to do the work. However, she stopped for a moment to admire the lovely red paint now splattered on the wall.


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Another important unknown is whether government policies will emphasize energy efficiency and the global environment. China already has policies to reduce coal use, but not in order to improve energy efficiency. The priorities are urban air pollution, freeing rail cars for noncoal cargo, and reduction of sulfur oxide emissions. These priorities encourage some energy-productive investments, such as combined heat and power plants that capture waste heat to warm buildings. But other important energy-productive investments do not fit these priorities. The future thrust of Chinese environmental policy depends, of course, on politics. Current environmental policies have been set from the top down, influenced by the exposure of traveling Chinese officials to the environmental concerns of foreign scientists, international organizations, and investors (Ross, 1987). If China turns inward to resist democratization, global concerns about energy efficiency may not influence Chinese policy for a long time. If environmental politics in China decentralizes and democratizes, an opening will appear for local environmental movements, which have been prevented from forming horizontal linkages in the past (Ross, 1987). Freedom for Chinese environmentalists, however, might lead to pressure for local changes, rather than for policies that improve energy efficiency nationally.
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Presented by:
Directed by Will Brooks
The romance of these star crossed lovers is possibly the greatest love story ever told. It has endured the centuries and lived in the hearts of countless people from all walks of life, yet still resonates with crystal clarity today just as it did four hundred and twenty years ago. It is the story of a generation ruled by eternal hatred, whose children - the iconic Romeo and Juliet - meet, fall into the deepest love ever written, and are plagued by the tragedies that tear them apart. It is the story of a love so great that to live without it is to die. This is the feeling that every human being desires above all else; those fortunate enough to find it are taken out of the context of time and place, and into eternity.
The Taming Of The Shrew
Presented by:
Directed by Johnna Wright
It's the 1960's and girl-group doo-wop music reigns supreme. Nonconformist Katharine lives in a world of submissive women in cute sweaters. The picture is clear: know your place, live for your man, be what he wants you to be. Enter Petruchio. He's a nonconformist too, but he's having more fun. He needs money though, and 'taming' a rich shrew sounds like just the solution. After striking a deal with Kate's mother he is ready to propose... but when he meets Kate, he gets more than he bargained for: more attitude, more insults, more fire, more wit, more intellect, and more humour. The battle of wits is on. Can Kate assert her independence, or will Petruchio get the doll-wife he's looking for? This year's music-filled comedy is not to be missed.
With Special Monday Night Guest Performers :
Rhythms of the Nile
Presented by: DancEgypt
Directed by Will Brooks
Throughout antiquity, the Nile provided Egyptians with food, water, transportation and sustenance. But the river was much more that that – it provided the tempo in their lives, and was the place where many cultures gathered to share stories, food, music and dance.
July 14, 21 & 28 (7:30pm) Adults $25, Students and Seniors $20, Youth $12
Dance on the Saskatchewan
Presented by: Dance Saskatchewan Inc.
A collection of performance works featuring a variety of dance genres from all across Saskatchewan. Pre-Show entertainment will commence at 6:30pm with the main show starting at 7:30pm. Don't miss this celebration of Saskatchewan's growing, diverse, and vibrant dance community.
August 11th and 18th (7:30pm) Adults $20, Children & Seniors $15