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The Red Door
- Address:
741 W. Washington St.
San Diego, CA 92103Neighborhood:
Mission Hills
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Red Door
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thereddoorsd.com/
- Phone: 6192956000x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday 10:00am - 3:00pm;
Lunch: Mon - Fri: 11:30am - 3:00pm;
Happy Hour: Everyday 3-6pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Miguel Valdez
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: Jazz duo for Sunday Brunch 11am-1pm.
A word from The Red Door
The Red Door is a family owned farm-to-table restaurant, committed to serving organic, sustainable produce grown at our farm, or grown locally by one of the dozens of incredible small farms located in San Diego.Continued
We produce San Diego, home-grown, seasonal fruits & vegetables year-round. Direct, daily from our farm. We grow organic, sustainable, native produce, brought from our farm to your plate. We grow, what you eat.
Refined yet casual, The Red Door has made a name for itself as an unpretentious, comfortable dining destination serving up modern interpretations of classic American comfort cuisine. Chef Karrie Hills has created seasonal lunch, dinner and brunch menus featuring a revolving door of fresh, locally purveyed ingredients. The Red Door boasts a wine list representing boutique small production vineyards, creative cocktails & truly believes in nothing less than exceptional service.
We produce San Diego, home-grown, seasonal fruits & vegetables year-round. Direct, daily from our farm. We grow organic, sustainable, native produce, brought from our farm to your plate. We grow, what you eat.
Refined yet casual, The Red Door has made a name for itself as an unpretentious, comfortable dining destination serving up modern interpretations of classic American comfort cuisine. Chef Karrie Hills has created seasonal lunch, dinner and brunch menus featuring a revolving door of fresh, locally purveyed ingredients. The Red Door boasts a wine list representing boutique small production vineyards, creative cocktails & truly believes in nothing less than exceptional service.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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The Red Door reviews from OpenTable diners
86 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (64)fit for foodies (54)special occasion (39)romantic (38)great for brunch (25)great for lunch (17)notable wine list (14)good for groups (11)kid-friendly (6)hot spot (3)late-night find (2)scenic view (2)vibrant bar scene (2)Show More
- great find!!grisVIPDined on 9/23/2014great restaurant...super cute ambiance... GREAT food! veggie burger and squash tacos are AMAZING!!! very good service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome PlaceBragina1Dined on 9/20/2014Our friends introduced us to this place a few weeks ago and we've been back twice since. Justin, manager, is awesome and makes the place fun. Dave the bartender makes an awesome drink. Don't know the chef, yet, but rest assured we haven't had a bad meal.Special Features:
- Visit Number 4BeachboyDined on 9/18/2014Must be the fourth time for me at this place. I like it. Food is very good, they grow many of the vegetables they use and also source local suppliers. Service was friendly and very crisp. Noise is usually moderate but on my last visit was energetic due to a noisy birthday party group. The place has an interesting layout.Special Features:
- Great little placeElizajord1VIPDined on 9/7/2014I thought this place was great. Very cute ambiance and wonderful farm fresh food. The portion sizes were a little on the small side, but the food quality is so good it ended up being plenty! I will definitely try again for dinner as this review is strictly for brunch. The service was painfully slow that morning, but I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps they were understaffed that day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Red DoorPortcomDined on 9/4/2014A wonderful night out with guests from San Francisco! Best tastes: lamb meatballs, green tomato salad, flatiron steak. Outstanding organic veggies. The restaurant was full, noise level was vibrant, but great for conversation. Small and intimate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SWEETSSWEETSDined on 8/24/2014Our first time to the Red Door. I took my husband for his birthday because he wanted to hear the two piece band. We were so please with the on line reservation, food, service, ambience and music. We will be going back.Special Features:
- Great FindeatriteDined on 8/16/2014My husband and I have dined at The Red Door several times. We have enjoyed it every time. The food is outstanding and the service is attentive. Great neighborhood find.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!jlbarandaDined on 8/14/2014The restaurant is very nice decorated, the food was really good and the service too. I totally recommend it.Special Features:
- Mediocre food, pretty restaurant.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014The food isn't as good as it used to be. It's nice that it's farm to table or whatever, but it really needs to look and taste better. I ordered a flatbread that wasn't nearly as good as something I'd make at home. Nobody in our party of 4 was commented favorably on their lunch. They just ate it & moved on. It's a pretty restaurant though.Special Features:
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/13/2014Great atmosphere and relaxing. The service was good. What I liked a lot, was we were able to carry on a conversation without having to speak loudly. I will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliable Red Door4janreviewsVIPDined on 8/11/2014I brought a friend visiting from Italy and he was impressed with the kale salad which is yummy and an always order and he loved it. If they are having beef wellington as the special, it is a must order. Really relaxing place to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Enjoyed the food, the service and the atmosphere. Very nice evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/8/2014Wow, this place is great. Very fresh ingredients and friendly staff. I had the seared albacore which was wonderful, but the star was my wife's vegetable lasagne. It was really quite reimagined with pasta made from Kale and fried parm on top. We'll be back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Red Door was Excellent!NathanDined on 8/3/2014Four foodies who dine out often chose Red Door for Sunday brunch. We each ordered something different and enjoyed every morsel! Red Door is etched on our list forever.......yummy food, delicious Bloody Marys, bottomless Mimosas, European style coffee, live music that adds to the ambience and is easy to talk along side it. Over all FIVE STARS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentMikeDined on 8/2/2014Very well done. Excellent service, varied and perfectly executed menu. We will definitely be going back.Special Features:
- DrCoreyDined on 8/1/2014The Red Door is our family favorite. We go their for special occasions, date nights, with kids, with friends or anytime we want a great, healthy and fresh meal with amazing service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very pleasedVirgVIPDined on 7/31/2014I had mistakenly made our reservation on the wrong date but we were still graciously accommodated on a busy night. The food was excellent and service from Arturo outstanding. Would return in a heartbeat.Special Features:
- Fabulous restaurantDoctorGDined on 7/24/2014On a recent impromptu trip to San Diego with my wife and 5 children we decided to stop by the Red Door for lunch . We were apprehensive about whether or not the restaurant would be kid friendly . However upon arrival we were greeted warmly and reassured that while they don't have a childrens menu , they could accommodate the kids with some flexibility . The service was excellent and the food was impeccable . They have quite a good wine list as well. I would highly recommend this establishment and will be visiting again .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GOOD FOOD, ATROCIOUS SERVICE!PHXlocalDined on 7/19/2014The Good: Food. All of our dishes were quite good. The Bad: 25 minutes just to order drinks when waiter finally arrived, we ordered a bottle of the Floral Springs Trilogy (the 1st item on the list) only to be told 10 minutes later, they don't carry that anymore. Ordered a comparable bottle asked for decanter. Waiter poured a glass and spilled 1/4 of it all over table and partly on me. Took several minutes to return to partially clean up wine. I cleaned up remainder. Had to ask twice more for a decanter. Waiter brought wrong appetizer and said he wouldn't charge us. (why would he?) Entrees took an hour to arrive even though several parties arrived after us got theirs first. Surrounded by others who also complained about service.
- Red Door Does Not DisappointfoodloverextraordinaireDined on 7/19/2014We always enjoy the Red Door experience! The food is amazing, the wait staff is delightful and the ambiance manages to be so relaxing and comfortable with a touch of elegance as well. Whether you're in jeans or evening attire you're going to feel welcomed. We recommend the Red Door to everyone we know and we will continue to frequent it for dinner out. No matter what dish you order you will love it. The food is fresh and perfectly prepared every time. Try it. The Red Door does not disappoint!Special Features:
- Very enjoyableLieslmDined on 7/18/2014Had a terrific dinner here on Friday night. The staff was very accommodating even after we changed our reservation 3 times. Service was prompt and attentive. Food was delicious. Ambience is fresh and bright, yet cozy and romantic at the same time. We will be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/18/2014Have eaten at this restaurant many times over the last 4 years-always enjoy it. I was a bit disappointed this time because what I originally wanted had just been taken off the menu. Especially like the Happy Hour menu, often suitable for an early dinner.Special Features:
- A Little Noisy for MecalbudgieVIPDined on 7/16/2014The food was excellent--try the Fried Green Tomato salad! We also had the mini Banana Cream Pie which was delicious. We had reservations at 7:00 and I found the noise level to be above what I would like--I had trouble hearing my dinner partner who does not have a low voice. There do not appear to be any sound deadening materials in use and it could use a few--especially since the venue is not huge and there are quite a few tables--it doesn't feel crowded, just noisy. We would certainly go back but we would book for earlier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect pre-theater dininglive2savorDined on 7/13/2014My husband and I enjoyed our 3-course meal tremendously. The eggplant/artichoke aioli, flatbread, beet gratin, short ribs, burger, and lemon goat cheesecake are all winners!. The ambiance is intimate and conducive for conversation. We will visit again to try other menu items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Birthday Brunch29bdayDined on 7/13/2014Had a wonderful birthday brunch this past Sunday. The table was set and ready for our party to arrive which was excellent (have had trouble in the past at other restaurants that didn't get the table ready until I arrived grrr) David our server was sublime. I ordered the spicy patatas, it had great flavor, but the eggs were very runny and there was maybe a teaspoon of actual chorizo. Everyone else seemed to really enjoy theirs.Special Features:
- david740Dined on 7/12/2014great ambiance, like a san francisco bistro. good food. wonderful service.Special Features:
- delish farm to tablegrnidgrlDined on 7/5/2014after reading all the favorable reviews on yelp and the article by the food editor in the San Diego UT, we made reservations. Our waiter was very knowledgable and made great recommendations on what to order. Appetizers (green bean beignets, fried green tomatoes and stuffed squash blossoms), main dishes (lamb and halibut) and dessert (lemon cheesecake, creme brûlée and chocolate souffle) were all outstanding. We all want to go back...one of the best meals I've had in SD!Special Features:
- Nice restaurantOutlanderDined on 6/28/2014Very good food, small portions and very dark ambiance
- Good service...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014The service was wonderful. I ordered the fish and the red relish/sauce was very tasty -- but the combination of quick fry then bake -- resulted in a tough over-cooked outer shell and slightly raw in the middle (which actually didn't bother me too much). The flavors of the sauce were great but maybe poaching the fish or some other way to prep it would have helped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BarpatDined on 6/26/2014We were there for my birthday and it was our first time dining at the Red Door. The appetizer we shared was wonderful "the fried green tomatoes" were great. My wife had the local halibut and I had the burger with sweet potato fries everything was presented well and delicious. Our waiter was charming and was helpful making our selections. The desert small banana cream pie was worth the weight I put on. We will return.Special Features:
- Dburke22VIPDined on 6/23/2014Great service and service recovery. Made a comment about the halibut and server immediately had the kitchen remake the entree, offering to serve a soup or quick substitute so we could all dine together. Food was delicious - nice twists that made a few classics better.Special Features:
- Lucky FindlocalandfussyDined on 6/23/2014Wife, mature daughter & self were looking for a good lunch location. Lucky find. All 3 main courses excellent. Service very good. Ambience comfortable & friendly. Half price bottle of good wine on Monday didn't hurt either.Special Features:
- Father's Day brunchSDRunnerDined on 6/15/2014A few days before Father's Day we were looking on OpenTable for restaurants with availability. We came across The Red Door, liked the menu and thought we'd give it a try. When we had gone to Starbucks across the street on previous occasions, I remembered seeing the restaurant and thought at the time we should give it a try knowing how we liked the neighborhood. So we went for brunch when they first opened at 10am and we're not disappointed. My wife. And I both got "sweet" breakfast items, pancakes and French toast, and they were excellent. They also had a few egg based omelets and the like on the menu, but most other items were lunch type stuff. So maybe a bit limited in their diversity of breakfast items. Just check menu ahead of time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Red DoorPacDexDined on 6/14/2014From the moment we walked in we knew this experience was going to be great The food was outstanding. Great menu and difficult to choose. Needless to say the short ribs were amazing and hubby had the schnitzel. The service was also outstanding! Thank you Arturo you made our experience even more wonderful. Can't wait to go back for more delicious treats!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VirginiaVIPDined on 6/10/2014From the outside, THe Red Door looked like it might be an expensive formal restaurant. I was wrong. It is moderately priced, and has a warm, lovely ambience. We went for a late lunch. Since there were not many other diners, our waiter was pretty attentive, but not overly. The food was delicious, and everything on the menu was focused on farm to table - organic and locally grown. High recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for good food and nice ambience in Mission Hills/Hillcrest.Special Features:
- Nice Mission Hills placeCalGourmetFoodieDined on 6/9/2014Following my culinary nose hoping to avoid tourist traps in downtown San Diego I discovered the Red Door thanks to OpenTable, partially drawn by the promise of an exceptional wine list. It turned out that the ones served by the glass weren't as "adventurous" as announced - rather, they all nodded to mainstream Cal palates, nothing really elegant or non-oaked. I tried a Santa Barbara Pinot Grigio and found it buttery, disappointing. Food: First I had a beet salad. Now I love beet salad, but does it have to be so huge? Instead of the promised small portion I got an XXL and was full when my burger arrived. The burger was ok but didn't wow me. Best for last: the service was really friendly. I got an extra side of purple potatoes and liked it.
- Amazing... Duh!RobIsDancingDined on 6/8/2014I eat here often and I do enjoy writing a short review in support of The Red Door. Once again, my experience here was amazing. I was able to introduce yet another friend who dined with me Sunday evening and she couldn't stop raving about it. John B, our server was awesome. He offered great suggestions and even though a couple of menu items weren't available, we were still able to find things that made us happy. Justin , the manager, was on the floor a few times as well and brought his sense of humor and relaxing personality. We enjoyed our meals, flank for me and the special of the day, a 10oz rib eye for my date. For dessert we lavished over a chocolate mousse cake and creme brulee. Will I come back, Absolutely! You should give it a try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another fantastic mealLovetoDineVIPDined on 6/7/2014We took our best friends there for a birthday celebration and had a fantastic time. In fact, a night to remember. Well done Red Door!Special Features:
- Unique-Great Mission Hills EaterySD4BrianVIPDined on 6/6/2014The food and service were terrific and we'll be back for sure. My favorite part,however, is the unique feel of the space. Very East Coast.Special Features:
- Cozy charm and tasty, fresh foodperceptivepalateDined on 6/4/2014My family and I have had the great fortune to eat at the Red Door a few times now. Each visit has been as delicious as the last. Each plate is beautifully plated with locally grown vegetables and edible flowers. The menu changes with the seasons allowing the chef to take full advantage of whatever is in season. Recently I've enjoyed the vegetable lasagne with noodles made from a Swiss Chard and Kale mixture. It is delicious! Last week I invited a small group to celebrate a birthday - everyone was extremely pleased and pleasantly full when we departed having ordered an array of entrees from the short ribs to macaroni and cheese, to flat iron steak to a rare fish that was out of this world. The desserts are amazing as well!Special Features:


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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Raise All In Adidas boost line keeps outdoing themselves! This is now my 3rd pair from the Adidas energy boost line. I now own the original energy boost, energy boost 2 and this rocket boost version and they ALL are at the forefront of my choices to put on my feet each day. The hands down most comfortable sneaker I have ever worn. This new rocket boost is so unbelievably light , cushiony, airy, cool temp, just perfect for me on all fronts. The unique color combo and style also is appealing. You will not be disappointed. If you normally take a 10.5 in a Nike brand order 0.5 size larger (11.0) for Adidas and they will be perfect. June 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Themkickstho Eh.. I wanted them to be good I bought these shoes because I stand up all day, walk / speed walk / run around inside and outside for my job all day long. Two major downsides were, they gave the back of my ankles blisters within 10 minutes of walking (NOT FUN)! AND they have an air flow system that goes from the sole to the bottom of the shoe which I did not know about during purchase, step in one puddle and POOF, your socks are instantly wet too. Additionally, the memory foam bottoms were white and extremely hard to clean The soles were very comfy but the blisters and lack of water resistance made it an easy no for these shoes June 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by NickE Love the boost I bought these after having the original energy boost shoes for about 9 months. I wanted something with a more stable toe area. These provide average stability, but much more than the neoprene front foot upper on the energy boost shoe. These energy soles are great shoes. I wore the energy boost shoes for over 9 months, running, gym time, sports, around town. The sole just lasts. It does not compress over time. just as thick and springy as day one. These rocket boost seem to be great too. They are a little lighter and a more flexible sole, Very comfortable, but less support on the midsole where some of the other boost shoes have the hard plastic insert to stiffin the sole up which is a good thing. The boost soles are by far the most comfortable shoes EVER. I tend to have constant heel pain from my horrible walking form and these eliminated that. These actually ran true to size. I had to get a full size bigger on my first energy boosts though. May 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mr T Full Length Energy Boost Midsole is COMFY The most comfortable shoes I have ever purchased. I also own some of the other brands current top running shoe offerings and the comfort does not compare. Runs a bit small, as I went up a half size from my usual running sneaker size. April 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by zen_machine Hesitate to call it a running shoe To be fair I didn't actually run in these shoes. However, I have owned two pairs of Energy Boost each of which I logged a thousand miles in training and marathons. The Climachill felt plain cheap when I put them on my feet. I felt that the shoes would not last for 100 miles. Actually, I thought they would tear after a single tempo run. I am not fast or a large runner. They felt really narrow in the toe box as well. I sent them back after wearing them in the house for 20 minutes. Take the review with a grain of salt because I never ran in them, but if you loved the durability of the energy boost.... I would be shocked if you liked these shoes. By the way, save yourself some time and go with the FANTASTIC Energy Boost! June 11, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mitochondriagood for runs Adidas got it right with this one Adidas, don't change this running shoe except cover the underlying mesh more, it allows too much dust into the shoe. However, it does exactly as the name implies, it gives your run a rocket boost. The faster you run, the lateral acceleration seems to work in synergy with the boost material and actually propels you along your run. It's like the Lamborghinis of shoes! April 11, 2014
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What is Cloud?
Clients love it. Providers strive to be the best at offering it. So when we are talking about technology, Cloud(y) is never a bad thing. If you want to know more about Cloud computing and Cloud technology, the first thing you type into your search engine's minimalistic text box is the word "Cloud." It seems pretty funny initially, I had never tried searching wind, rain, soil, et cetera this way and most of you haven't either! So what is so special with Cloud? Let's take a look.
Imagine a bundle of resources that everybody is free to use. That's Cloud.
A closet where everybody can keep their stuff in, that is Cloud.
It is the bottle of ketchup that everybody can pour out one by one!
The blooming next-big-thing in technology is - Cloud.
Enticing? Yes! This is why the biggest names in technology have been moving on to a platform which is suitable to provide such a framework.
Oracle Joins The Party!
At the helm of it all, Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) is reinventing Cloud services. Oracle has been dedicatedly working on rewriting its applications for supporting Cloud computing over the past 7 years. They are offering a complete Cloud suite that is supported by three layers of the Cloud- the application, a platform, and the underlying infrastructure. This complete Cloud solution is making it very hard for other established providers to compete with them.
There are two versions of Oracle's new Cloud service. One is a "public Cloud" where the hardware is located in Oracle's data centers. The second is the Oracle private Cloud, where a replica of Oracle's public Cloud is put in the customer's own data center. Oracle would still own the hardware and be responsible for running it, securing it and updating it. All that is expected from the customer is to pay for it.
Playing the Field:
SalesForce (NYSE: CRM) and Amazon can be considered major players in Cloud technology having established a name and a sturdy reputation for their service in the field. CRM has got over $4 billion worth of trust put in their technology from clients over the world.
Western Express has recently chosen to use applications of SalesForce and Dell cohesively to further their foray into the Cloud industry. The CRM solution from Dell and SalesForce is expected to be effective in handling customer information wisely.
Revenues rose by 34.0% y-o-y for SalesForce although this hasn't had any positive movement in earnings per share, which in fact has declined over the year. Net operating cash flow has significantly increased by 64% to $136.20 million.
Although it seems like a good stock for your portfolio, there are a few statistics to keep in mind.
SalesForce's net income has significantly dropped by about 130% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from -$4.27 million to -$9.83 million. There is slight concern over CRM's return on equity which has decreased as well, trailing the industry average and the S&P500.
Overall when it comes to SalesForce, they have got positives-a-plenty. Solid revenue growth, good cash flow from operations, and a rising stock price during the past year; rising from a 52 week low of $94 to a peak of $164 a share seems to be a great run, but I'd hold my money for now.
Oracle Will Win
Ellison's belief in Cloud has come a long way since 2008 when he called it a "fad", much like fashion. Now he is ready to offer a One-Stop solution for all its clients unlike Amazon and SalesForce. Lock, Stock, and the whole Cloudy lot. It is very likely that the market will embrace Oracle easily, especially with the world's largest corporations already entrusting their data by using the Oracle Database.
Although a lot of Oracle's growth was pushed by strategic acquisitions over the past decade, they are concentrating on "organic growth", utilizing their existing assets and expecting great growth in the next fiscal year. The hardware sector is also expected to grow this fiscal year.
If no acquisitions are on the way, where does Oracle plan to put its pile of money? The answer is dividends. The plan is to use the company cash, which is over $31 billion, to boost dividends gradually.
So short term, it is safe to expect solid growth from Oracle and with Ellison not completely ruling out acquisitions in a few years, I doubt there'll be a bumpy road ahead for Oracle shares. I'm expecting to see brilliant growth for them.
During the quarter, Oracle expanded its software business by 11 percent, with double-digit increases in Asia and the U.S. They've expanded their product line effectively, keeping in mind the strict IT budgets by offering consolidated Cloud services, and with data increasing by 40% to 45 %, clients will surely look for the cheapest and the best option. Oracle fits the bill.
Oracle has met almost all analytical forecasts this year but they have missed their revenue figures. Revenue decreased 2 percent $8.21 billion from $8.4 billion last year, but net income rose 6 percent to $2.6 billion. A lot of enhancements are expected for Oracle Cloud in the next few weeks which will surely boost the sales figures going forward.
Oracle's recent strategies seem to reflect great prospects for the future. Their shares are healthy, and they'll only get better with time.
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Stellar bit of interactive marketing from Vh1. Almost seems like a no-brainer.
NBC's The Playboy Club - The Keys To The Club
I've been working on for the past few weeks over at my real job. It's a bit of Facebook interactive. After you answer the five trivia questions (based on information given in the videos that precede each), you can enter to win a trip to The Playboy Club in London.
Bjork's new album may sound good to her fans, but the real value is in its interactivity with the iPad. All of the songs on her album will have their own custom-designed app, that allow users to manipulate the songs on the device.
Sure you've heard of a choose your own adventure book or a choose your own adventure website, but how about a Choose Your Own Adventure Movie?
Here's how it works: upon purchasing your ticket, you text your cell phone number to the system. Make sure to leave your phone on because during the film, someone in the audience will get a call from the protagonist. The audience member will then be called upon to make decisions for the film. Using voice recognition technology the software will recognize the viewer's choice and lead the narrative in a new direction. Sounds more like a Disney ride than a movie, but why not?


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The world is populated by millions of people who smoke on a regular basis. Out of those millions of people, there is a staggering amount of those smokers who are trying to kick the habit. Experts have declared that smoking is as equally addictive as crack cocaine, so quitting is definitely not an easy task. Despite the reason as to why people attempt to quit smoking, it appears as if technology has stepped in for some much needed assistance.
The electronic cigarette was invented by a Chinese pharmacist in 2003 and provided smokers with a smokeless, and genuinely healthier method of enjoying nicotine. The thought of a healthy cigarette may seem like an oxymoron. However the results of switching to an electronic cigarette are quite surprising.
There are countless statistics and examples that can be found on the internet of the benefits of switching to an e-cigarette. However I found one that I rather enjoyed looking at. Earlier this year, a man who claimed to be a 20 year smoker only described as "Shawn", posted a side by side comparison of a few x-rays photos that were taken of his lungs.
The photo taken in 2006 was a period in time where Shawn was a heavy smoker and the photo taken in 2011 was taken while he had been using an electronic cigarette. While it may be a tad difficult to truly see the differences on a computer screen, it is apparent that switching to the electronic cigarette has improved his lung quality.
After much research, I was amazed by how many success stories I had actually came across. I wanted to experience the ordeal of smoking an E-Cig so I approached a local E-Cigarette store called www.ThanksForVaping.Com
After picking up a starter kit I assumed I would be ready to begin smoking immediately Unfortunately I was wrong since the E-Cigarette needed to be charged.
Once I charged the device, I assembled the cigarette and began to smoke it. The first thing I had noticed was that the e-cigarette felt the same as a regular cigarette in regards to it filling my lungs. The major difference is the real one contains hot smoke and the electronic one contains vapor. So it felt like a real cigarette and the vapor coming out of my mouth looked like real smoke. Another huge plus to the electronic cigarette was the fact that I could smoke it literally anywhere since the vapor coming out of my mouth had no odor. Real cigarette smell up your person and the entire area where the smoker is smoking. The great thing about the electronic cigarette is that it contains no smoke so it does not smell. Technically, I could smoke it in the same room as a small child and not worry about second hand smoke.
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- Does Not Smell
- Looks & Feels Like A Real Cigarette
- Comes In Different Flavors
- Can Assist People To Kick The Habit
- Cigarette Must Be Charged After Several Uses
In the end I feel the pros of transferring to an electronic cigarette far outweigh the cons. In fact the only con to the whole ordeal isn't even that big of a deal. So was the overall experience well enough to help me from kicking the habit- that remains to be seen. However I feel if I make that decision to continue to smoke, the electronic cigarette is definitely something I see myself sticking with until the day comes when I can give up smoking for good. I highly recommend it.


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Falcons wide receiver Roddy White will start against the Giants today, according to the team.
White suffered a knee injury against Carolina and did not practice at all last week. White has not missed a game since being drafted out of Alabama-Birmingham in 2005.
He has 77 catches for 1,140 yards and five touchdowns this season.
Falcons safety William Moore (hamstring) was declared in active for the game. Veteran Chris Hope will make his second straight start for Moore. Rookie Charles Mitchell, who has played sparingly this season, will back up Thomas DeCoud and Hope.
The other inactives for the game are quarterback Dominique Davis, wide receiver Tim Toone, guard Phillipkeith Manley, guard Harland Gunn, defensive end Lawrence Sidbury and tight end Chase Coffman.
The Giants inactives are cornerback Prince Amukamara, safety Kenny Phillips, safety Tyler Sash, running back Ahmad Bradshaw, defensive end Adewale Ojomo, tight end Adrien Robinson and defensive tackle Marvin Austin.
Rookie Jayron Hosley will start at right cornerback for Amukamara. Rookie David Wilson will start at running back for Bradshaw.
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Weekend Confirmed Episode 2Garnett, Brian, and Jeff hit the second Weekend Confirmed in full stride. Good thing, too, because it's a full one. Two packed segments of Whatcha Been Playin? include Super Street Fighter 4, Just Cause 2, Metro 2033, Alan Wake, and more. iPad arrives this week and it takes top spot in the Four Minute Warning queue. The Front Page with the rebirth of EGM, seemingly imminent announcement of Gears of War 3, and a PlayStation 3 update that removes Linux support in the news keeps the show rocking right to the end.
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text: Italy-Malta Agreement will pave way for more structured approach Stop Start Thu, 13 Sep 2012 00:00 - Thursday, 13 September 2012, 00:00 by Francesca Vella Foreign Affairs Minister Tonio Borg and his Italian counterpart, Giulio Terzi, have signed a memorandum of understanding on reinforced cooperation between the two countries as a means of paving the way for a more structured approach in bilateral meetings. Dr Borg addressed a joint news conference with Dr Terzi at the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Valletta, welcoming the positive outcome of the Italian minister's official visit. Malta and Italy enjoy a robust framework of agreements (more than 60 in all), the first of which was signed in 1965, soon after Malta gained independence from Britain, said Dr Borg, underlining the extensive progress made over the last two years in the field of health, with seven agreements having been finalised since last year. Such agreements promote the sharing of good practices and strengthen collaboration in a field that is a main pillar in the safeguard of the well being of our societies. Dr Terzi's visit, together with the Maltese minister's two visits to Italy earlier this year, demonstrate the genuine interest in taking bilateral relations to a higher level, said Dr Borg, mentioning in particular migration, the fight against organised crime, the interconnector project, and oil exploration. The two sides agreed to further enhance their dialogue in these spheres and to intensify cooperation in European and international fora. Dr Borg said he looks forward to the participation of the Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti in the upcoming 5+5 Heads of Government Summit to be held in Malta next month. Under the memorandum of understanding, meetings will be held alternately, in both countries, at least once a year. They will delve into matters of political, economic and cultural cooperation, particularly those related to the Mediterranean, the EU and other multilateral affairs. Dr Terzi said the memorandum of understanding will lead to a more specific schedule of commitments to work together in matters such as flow of information for search and rescue purposes. Asked about the issue of oil exploration, the Italian minister said it is a matter that requires better understanding, particularly with respect to legal considerations and technical issues. "We have already started to engage in studying, understanding and finding concrete ways of cooperation," he said. Dr Borg referred to the strong ties between the two countries built over the years and mentioned the five consecutive financial protocols that sustained Malta's development in crucial fields such as education, health and infrastructure. Italy's financial assistance in this regard amounted to more than €500 million. The two ministers expressed their willingness to further pursue their engagement on issues of mutual concern in the Mediterranean region, particularly in light of developments in North Africa and the Middle East, and they expressed a sense of confidence that the forthcoming 5+5 meeting will be an important landmark in this regard. Minister Terzi praised Malta's initiative to host the summit on 5 and 6 October, saying that it comes at a particularly opportune period. During yesterday's talks, Dr Borg and Dr Terzi discussed means of further collaboration in the field of culture and the arts. A number of agreements in this regard have been signed over the years. In February last year, Malta and Italy formally concluded the XIII Executive Programme for Cultural Cooperation; about 90 Maltese and Italian students benefit from scholarships every year, not to mention another 20 exchange visits by Maltese and Italian lecturers for research purposes. Trade exchanges between the two countries rose sharply in 2011, up to €1.6 billion, and exports increased by 11% last year. Currently, 644 firms with Italian shareholding are registered with the Malta Financial and Services Authority. Both ministers condemned the killing of the US ambassador to Libya, and Dr Terzi described it as a terrorist attack. He said he had no doubt that the tragic episode will not interfere with Libya's democratic process. Dr Borg, on his part, said the case tarnished Libya's image; the source of the assassination still had to be established, but the indication was that it was the work of extremists who intend de-stablising the country. We have already started to engage in studying, understanding and finding concrete ways of cooperation in the area of oil exploration Trade exchanges €1.6 billion trade 11% increase in exports 644 firms with Italian shareholding registered


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I've stopped paying attention to all the casting news surrounding the 97 horror shows currently in the works but this one is kind of interesting. Mr. Brad Anderson, who made me giddy with "Session 9" has been confirmed to be directing the pilot episode of "Midnight Sun". The show focuses on an FBI agent trying to track down a strange cult that went missing. As I've mentioned in the past Julia Stiles stars in the show and I've run out of 90's dance movie jokes so lets just move on.
I want you to sit down for this one because it's going to punch you in the face. I'm just going to say it. "Halloween 3D" has been put up on the shelf for the time being. I know it hurts, but we're going to get through this together. Originally set for an October release this year the film has yet to be cast or even written and as it stands now the release date is TBD. So there's still hope that it will happen. Let's all pray tonight.
Good news kids, I think, the horror anthology flick "V/H/S" has finally been given a release date of October 5th for the limited theater run and August 31st for VOD. The film is about a group of robbers who uncover a gaggle of video tapes in a house and find their contents to be rather disturbing. There's too many directors to names attached to this thing so expect it to be 4 hours and feature 10 minute segments from each one of them.
More casting news for "The Evil Dead"! Shout it from the rooftops my friends. Jessica Lucas and Elizabeth Blackmore have both been added to the cast leading me to believe there's not going to be a single man in the film. I base this of course on the news that Jane Levy is playing the lead role and by ignoring the IMDB page that lists two males on the cast list.
A Florida man is in hot water after he finally snapped at his job and pulled a gun on a person for complaining about the love seat he just bought. The complaint that drove him over the edge? The guy had the balls to come into the store and complain that the couch was riddled with bed bugs. Where do these people get off!?
Never let it be said that they don't do things to the extreme in California. Like this guy who didn't just shoot his ex with a gun. No he went the extra mile and blew her up with a cannon. Where the hell do you even get cannon balls these days?
Ever been curious what the Predators home planet looked like? Well you're in luck; some behind the scenes pictures of Nimrod Antal's upcoming sequel have leaked showing a few glimpses of what to expect.
Next up for the killer animal treatment are wolves! Not the human hybrid kind, just plain old wolves. This weekend, behind the scenes pictures showcase some of the damage created by the fearsome canines in the upcoming "Wolf Town".
Screenwriter Todd Farmer turns to his blog to explain away the recent delay of "Halloween 3D". He makes sure to get a few digs in on Bob Weinstein as well!
In case you haven't heard, Rob Zombie has been slated to direct an upcoming episode of "CSI: Miami". Via his Myspace blog that doubles as his own personal press conference, Zombie released a teaser image for the episode that shows a few Rob Zombie standards in guest starring roles.
The King of the Zulus has declared that he is bringing back circumcision to his people. This alarms South Africa because the Zulu process includes a month long seclusion in nakedness which comes with a high death rate. Among other maladies there have been many reported cases of rotting penises, hypothermia, and HIV due to doctors using the same knife on large groups of boys.
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Dave Grohl isn't a big fan of covering Nirvana during his Sound City Players shows, but he says that he did try to arrange for English singer/songwriter PJ Harvey to sing a few Nirvana cuts at the band's recent concert in London.
"Someone came up with the idea of doing a Nirvana song with PJ Harvey," he tells NME . "[Late Nirvana frontman] Kurt [ Cobain ] loved her and we love her and...I said: 'God, what if we were to do 'Milk It' from 'In Utero' with Polly singing?' We all looked at each other like, 'Woah, that would be amazing…' and then she couldn't do it!"
Grohl adds that he deems his work with Nirvana as "sacred ground" and that fans who attend upcoming shows with Sound City Players or Foo Fighters shouldn't expect to hear any covers of Nirvana tracks. "If we were ever to do something like that it would have to be right because you want to pay tribute," he explains. "There's a reason Foo Fighters don't do Nirvana songs, and it's a good reason."
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Change, we have. Hawaii Business is now part of a family of publications, including Honolulu, Hawaii Home + Remodeling and Ala Moana magazines, under the umbrella of PacificBasin Communications. PacBasin now boasts 49 employees and has the potential to grow even more. It is just one of a diverse group of companies under aio Hawaii, a local holding company.
A wise man told me recently, if you are not growing, you're dying. It's a depressing thought, in some ways, however, it's pretty well documented that human beings start dying sometime in their 20s, after they stop growing.
I believe our company's rapid growth speaks to the quality and health of our publications and mirrors what's been happening with the Hawaii economy over the past decade.
It also says a lot about the people who make Hawaii Business what it is today. It takes great work and teamwork from all departments – editorial, production, sales, circulation, marketing, etc. Recently, our magazine did a presentation for our parent company, PacificBasin Communications, about where we've been and where we're going. It was an honor for me to speak for our editorial team, a group of talented, creative and committed individuals, who work together each month in pursuit of excellence in serving our readers.
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Two High School Classmates Pay Their Respects To Former First Lady Betty Ford
It's been quite a few years but Virgelyn Merdzinski and her twin sister Evelyn Koskus remember former First Lady Betty Ford fondly from their days at Central High School together.
"She was always very friendly and very nice," Merdzinski said.
Both were shocked to hear the news of her death.
"I thought, oh my gosh, already?" Koskus said. "She always looked so healthy."
Saturday afternoon they came to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum to pay their respects.
And they weren't alone, a steady stream of people lined the museum, signing Ford's guest book, and taking a moment to reflect on her life in the garden.
Thursday the casket and Ford family will come to Grace Episcopal Church for a private funeral with two eulogists: Lynne Cheney, wife of former Vice President Dick Cheney; and presidential historian Richard Norton Smith.
While Ford will be missed she will always be remembered for her genuine personality and her willingness to be honest about her private struggles.
"When people speak about meeting those challenges through honesty and directness rather than avoidance, I think they find a path to health," Rev. Stephen Holmgren of Grace Episcopal Church said. "And I think that Betty Ford certainly exemplifies that for all of us."
As for the twins, they say they will never forget her style.
"You couldn't help but take a second look at her when she came by," Koskus said. "Sometimes you'd probably say what is she wearing today?"Copyright © 2014, The Morning Call


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A set of human characteristics that are attributed to a brand name. A brand personality is something to which the consumer can relate, and an effective brand will increase its brand equity by having a consistent set of traits. This is the added-value that a brand gains, aside from its functional benefits. There are five main types of brand personalities: excitement, sincerity, ruggedness, competence and sophistication.
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Customers are more likely to purchase a brand if its personality is similar to their own. Examples of traits for the different types of brand personalities:
Excitement: carefree, spirited, youthful
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The ZRad Flexii Car FM Music Transmitter utilizes Bluetooth technology to speak to others via cell phone through a built-in DSP mic. It also displays music files that have been downloaded to SD card or flash drive and will pause the tunes when calls come in or go out. Connect it via its 12V cigarette lighter power jack. The hands-free kit remembers the music, tracks, and frequency of what you play, is compatible with most MP3 players and the iPhone, comes with a remote, and is available for $59.99.
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Wow that is excellent. And to think I was going to wire a mic into my phone.
Thanks so much! Ordering mine now!
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Paul Guilfoyle has appeared in more than 70 feature films, including "Air Force One," "Primary Colors," "The Negotiator," "Amistad," "In Dreams," "Random Hearts," "L.A. Confidential," "Striptease," "Extreme Measures," "Ransom," "Final Analysis," "Cadillac Man," "Quiz Show," "Wall Street," "Session 9," "American Violet and he produced and starred with Al Pacino in "The Local Stigmatic." His television movie credits include "Live from Bagdad" and "Paths to Paradise."
Among his numerous theater credits are Broadway productions of "The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel," "Search and Destroy," "Richard III," "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "Those the River Keeps." Guilfoyle has been a featured actor in more than 60 plays from Shakespeare, Shaw, Ibsen, Strindberg, Pinter, Miller, Williams, O'Neill, Shepard, Mamet, and Rabe. He's a member of the Theater Company of Boston and The Actor's Studio.
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