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The City Clerk is accepting applications for the following boards and commissions. Applications must be in the Clerk's Office, 701 E. Broadway, by 5:00 p.m., Friday, September 5, 2014. Applicants can either complete and submit the online application to the City Clerk directly from the internet or can complete the PDF format online and then print, sign, and submit it by mail to the City Clerk's office for processing.
BOARD OF MECHANICAL EXAMINERS: 1 vacancy with term to expire June 17, 2016. Must be a layperson and a resident of the City of Columbia. The Board is empowered to give examinations for mechanical heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration licenses and certificates. Monthly meetings held on the second Tuesday of the month at 5:00 p.m.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CODES COMMISSION: 3 vacancies with terms to expire August 1, 2016 and August 1, 2017. One alternate member is needed from each of the following categories: person experienced in fire prevention, professional engineer (experience in electrical/mechanical), and master plumber. The Commission periodically reviews and makes recommendations relating to building construction codes. Monthly meetings held on the fourth Monday of the month at 4:30 p.m.
CITY OF COLUMBIA NEW CENTURY FUND INC. BOARD: 3 vacancies with terms to expire September 30, 2017. Must have an interest in the future of the City of Columbia and the funding needs required to achieve future success, and must be current residents and qualified electors of the City of Columbia. The New Century Fund, Inc. is a Missouri not-for-profit corporation. Meetings held on call.
CITIZENS POLICE REVIEW BOARD: 1 vacancy with term to expire November 1, 2016. Must be a resident of Columbia and a registered voter. Members cannot be employed by the City, be a party to any pending litigation against the City, be an elected public office holder, or be a candidate for elected public office. Members should reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Columbia and have no serious criminal record. A criminal history of all applicants of this Board will be conducted and the City Council will be advised of any convictions for violations of federal, state or local law. The Board reviews appeals from the police chief's decisions on alleged police misconduct, hosts public meetings and educational programs for residents and police officers, and reviews and makes recommendations on police policies, procedures and training. Meetings held on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
COLUMBIA VISION COMMISSION: 1 vacancy with term to expire December 15, 2016 for a coordinating committee member. Must be a resident of Boone County, not residing within the city limits of Columbia and must have demonstrated a commitment to the visioning process. Candidates will be evaluated on the ability to work with data and understand systematic relationships, the ability to work collaboratively, management skills, independence, existing memberships or positions, and contributions to the diversity of the Commission. The Commission tracks, monitors and assists with the implementation of the visioning process. Meetings held on the fourth Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
CONVENTION AND VISITORS ADVISORY BOARD: 7 vacancies with terms to expire September 30, 2016. Four must be owners or operators of a hotel or motel within the City limits. All shall have demonstrated by past activities an interest in the convention and tourism business. The Board shall advise the City on the use of the funds created by the hotel and motel tax. Monthly meetings held on the last Monday of the month at 12:00 p.m.
ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY COMMISSION: 1 vacancy with term to expire June 1, 2017. Must be a qualified voter of the City and have knowledge in matters pertaining to the environment. The Commission serves in an advisory capacity for all matters pertaining to environmental protection and conservation. Monthly meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
FINANCE ADVISORY AND AUDIT COMMITTEE: 1 vacancy with term to expire December 31, 2016. Must be a commercial banker with knowledge of public finance and investment banking, and a qualified voter and resident of the City for at least one year prior to appointment. The Committee makes recommendations on financial matters to the Council as needed. Meetings held on call.
HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION: 1 vacancy with term to expire December 31, 2014. Must be a qualified voter and resident of the City of Columbia. Members shall not serve on the board of directors or be employed by any organization which applies for funding through the Commission or which receives funding upon recommendation of the Commission. (Each academic and administrative unit of the University of Missouri shall be considered a separate organization and each school of the Columbia Public School District shall be considered a separate organization.) The Commission advises the City in all matters regarding the planning and contracting for human service programs to adequately meet the needs of the citizens. Monthly meetings held on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
MAYOR'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEALTH: 2 vacancies with terms to expire November 30, 2014 and November 30, 2016. The Council educates the public about the importance of regular physical fitness activity and promotes, initiates and encourages local physical fitness and sports programs in the community. Monthly meetings held the first Tuesday of every even month at 12:30 p.m.
PERSONNEL ADVISORY BOARD: 5 vacancies with terms to expire November 30, 2015 and September 30, 2017. Three regular members and two alternate members to serve in the absence of, or disqualification of, the regular members are needed. All must be residents and registered qualified voters of the City, and shall have significant, substantive knowledge of social, legislative, political, and administrative factors affecting personnel management and employee relations. In addition, members must not hold a lucrative position in City government nor any other lucrative public office during their terms. The Board advises the Council on its findings, opinions, various conclusions and recommendations on the status of the personnel system. Meetings held on call.
TAX INCREMENT FINANCING COMMISSION: 2 vacancies with terms to expire September 1, 2018. The Commission serves as an advisory body to the City Council as it relates to the consideration of tax increment financing proposals submitted by interested parties or initiated by any public agency in accordance with the Real Property Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act. Meetings held on call. (Mayor's Appointment with the Consent of the City Council)


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With Kelsey Nilges controlling the mound -- and MaKaya Henniges tearing up at the plate -- life has been good for the Sumner-Fredericksburg softball team as they look to advance to the state tournament for the second straight season.
Kevin Bergman | Sumner-Fredericksburg Head Coach, "The girls want to get back, they know how much fun they've had at state, and it's been a goal of theirs since the beginning of the season."To get there takes a strong pitching presence -- and senior Kelsey Nilges has been just that.for 5 seasons -- two weeks ago -- she joined an elite group with her 100th career win -- but unlike most hundred game winner -- the Cougar senior doesn't have many strike-outs to her name.Kelsey Nilges | Co-Athlete of the Week, "It's her control. I think she's got 5, 6 walks for the year. She's got very good control. She knows where to put the ball and has worked very hard at it, "It's a huge accomplishment to reach 100, and it's not about me, it's about the team. It's not about going up there and striking out every batter. It's about letting hitters hit the ball knowing I have a strong team behind me to make the plays."The Cougars power at the plate comes from senior MaKaya Henniges. On Monday -- she slugger her 9th home run of the year -- putting her 4th overall in Class 2-A --While her 55 RBI's are a major reason this team is a favorite to make it back to Fort Dodge --"MaKaya, I love it when she's up to bat, you never know what's going to happen. She hits the ball really hard, and when she makes good solid, contact, it's hard to stop her. It's not fun to be in front of one of the balls when she makes good contact."But both Kelsey and MaKaya are quick to point out the success is all due to the team, whether defensively or offensively -- In fact 8 of the Cougars 9 starters are hitting at better than a 300 average --MaKaya Henniges | Co-Athlete of the Week, "All the way through we're solid. I can depend on the #9 hitter, she is on base all the time. Our whole line-up is strong.And as long as that line-up keeps clicking -- a return trip to state -- should be in the books.

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Rosa Mexicano - Union Square
- Address:
9 E. 18th St.
New York, NY 10003Neighborhood:
Union Square
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $31 to $50
Rosa Mexicano - Union Square
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rosamexicano.com/
- Phone: 2125333350x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday 4:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Thursday - Saturday 4:00 PM - 11:30 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican, Contemporary Mexican
- Executive Chef: Joe Quintana
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Regardless of your party size, Rosa Mexicano is the perfect venue to offer your guests a creative, upscale experience. We offer a full range of catering options: buffet stations, pre fixe menus, family style menus, passed hors d'ouvres, etc. We also offer off-premise catering for groups of all sizes. For Large Party Reservations, please contact Amira Gertz at 212.397.0666 ext. 29 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Entertainment: We offer a television in the bar area. On special occasions, we frequently have guest musicians and/or mariachis present to heighten the festive atmosphere. Please contact the restaurant directly with questions.
- Special Events: HAPPY HOUR AT CANTINA BAR | DAILY, 4-7 pm
Half-price select cocktails and appetizers will make you very happy for much more than an hour.
Desserts inspired by classic savory dishes such as guacamole, tamales and empanadas, and paired with handmade ice creams and sorbets infused with Mexican flavors ranging from prickly pear to chili-spiced chocolate.
A word from Rosa Mexicano - Union Square
Just blocks away from Manhattan's lively Union Square, our third New York location provides a warm and vibrant setting for our award-winning authentic Mexican cuisine. Designed by David Rockwell, the restaurant features architectural accents inspired by the late, famed Mexican architect, Luis Barragan. The internally illuminated electric-blue tiled water wall features cliff diver figurines and candles among the cascading water to separate the bar from the main dining room. Warm terracotta and yellow colors with hot pink accents are featured throughout the restaurant as well as traditional, one-of-a-kind Mexican crafts, fabrics and artwork. This combination creates the perfect backdrop for the festive atmosphere and innovative Mexican cuisine of Rosa Mexicano.Continued
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Rosa Mexicano - Union Square reviews from OpenTable diners
286 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (180)special occasion (111)fit for foodies (87)great for lunch (84)hot spot (82)neighborhood gem (81)vibrant bar scene (59)romantic (50)great for brunch (49)kid-friendly (42)late-night find (28)great for outdoor dining (17)scenic view (7)notable wine list (4)Show More
- Good food, good service!SarahSDined on 8/26/2014The atmosphere was festive and the service was wonderful! I got a quesadilla and my friend got a chicken tacos. Both of us enjoyed our meals but didn't leave feeling overly full. Our waiter was super friendly and the service moved at a good pace.Special Features:
- Too loudOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/26/2014The music was far too loud, We were 4 people at the table and we could hardly hear each other. It was horrible.Special Features:
- Wonderful, againTraditionDined on 8/25/2014Service was great, we quickly received our food. Our party of eight, including difficult to please grandparents, were all very satisfied. We had the guacamole (twice), margaritas, entrees, and dessert. This was our last dinner together before in-laws left to go back to England. Thank you for another wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jnvaVIPDined on 8/24/2014Have been to other Rosa Mexicanos. First time in Union Square, restaruant was very large with a friendly vibe. Servers were really nice and friendly, although the entrees and drinks took a little long to receive (so we ordered another gau, not sure if that was the intention). We had the gilt city deal, a really great deal with tons of food. The mahi mahi ceviche mini taco apps were really good. Can't go wrong with the chips and gauc. Main entree pork tacos and chicken tacos were really good, didn't like the mahi mahi main. Churros were awesome! Enjoyed my margaritas as well! Would def go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really fantastic serviceScoot912Dined on 8/24/2014When I made my reservation, I told Rosa Mexicano that my 3 friends and I were celebration an engagement and that it was the first time we'd been all together in a year. We've known each other for 22 years. They treated us wonderfully and made it such a great night - a complimentary champagne toast, a free shot for the new fiancé and beautiful celebratory desserts. This was a great place to celebrate such a big life milestone and I'm so glad we decided to go there. Also, the guacamole was delicious - they made it table side and we basically licked the bowl clean. We'll be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- complete pleasureTsolDined on 8/23/2014I had read some reviews complaining about the service but our waiter was attentive, the guacamole arrived promptly--delicious, and the creative margaritas, and the chile relleno to die for, and the perfect steak. Bravo!Special Features:
- Great food & ambiance. Who knew?OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/23/2014This was my first time at thiis restaurant. I don't know how authentic it was as a Mexican restaurant but the food was really good. Excellent decor. The homemade guacamole was excellent. The service was impeccable. I would definitely come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AuthenticSassyfoodieVIPDined on 8/22/2014If you're looking for Americanized mexican food, you probably wont love it as much. More of a food menu for Mexican food.Special Features:
- Always a winnerJenGDined on 8/19/2014Rosa Mexicano never fails to serve fabulous food and great margaritas. My only complaint is the margaritas aren't big enough!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuvtoshareDined on 8/19/2014Everything was really good - my husband and I enjoyed a great meal prior to going to a play - we had the quacamole of course and shared a skirt steak entree - really enjoyed it - margaritas are tiny thoughSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Guacamole !!!LuvzfoodDined on 8/18/2014The absolute best table side guacamole. We had two double orders!! Other food was very good. We liked the traditional margaritas better than the signature frozen pomegranate margarita.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Best Guacamole!Foodie512VIPDined on 8/17/2014If you enjoy guacamole, then this is the place to go. It's one of the best I've had (the other is in Philadelphia). The fish tacos and ceviche are also excellent. For fun, we ordered the guacamole ice cream for dessert. Not much avocado, but it is prepared tableside so you see what ingredients go into it. Then it is mixed in a traditional guacamole bowl. It was delicious! The cocktails are great, of course, with many Margarita choices and dozens of tequilas. Their sangria is loaded with fruit and is refreshing.Special Features:
- Always on pointLuvitmuchVIPDined on 8/16/2014Rosa Mexicano union square is my favorite . The staff is friendly & helpful . The food is excellent , as soon as you walk into the door you will be we takin care of .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fun treatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/15/2014went there for a night out with friends. service was great, they were friendly and attentive. food was excellent- we all had the restaurant week menu. also had some drinks. I loved my coquito. def pricey, but nice for the occassional treat.
- Not so greatsouthfloridafoodieVIPDined on 8/15/2014Guacamole - great Margaritas - so so Ceviche - yuch Tacos - good Service - great Disappointed in the total dining experienceSpecial Features:
- Last day of Restaurant Week SuccessChefsKidDined on 8/15/2014Glad I chose this restaurant on this last day of Restaurant Week. The ambiance, food, and service were up to par. The dinner menu gave you the option of an appetizer, entrée, dessert or drink. Since drinks are typically most expensive, my friend and I got the pomegranate margarita. It was excellent! I chose the flautas de pollo as my appetizer was like a chicken egg roll and it was delicious. My entrée was a grilled skirt steak and it was perfectly cooked. Overall, I enjoyed my dining experience at Rosa Mexicano. I highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My first time hereFoodieinNYDined on 8/15/2014Everything was delicious and authentic. I will definitely be coming back. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luvcelebrateDined on 8/15/2014Tasty, fresh food,. Festive and lively atmosphere. Always reliable for us! Very courteous staff.Special Features:
- Great Time/RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014The restaurant is nicely decorated. There was a sun roof, string of hanging lights, a waterfall down a wall with different colors of light. I love that the music was not so loud, so you can talk with whomever you went with. I ordered the Tampiquena de Carne Asada and Flan de Rosa. The Tampiquena de Carne Asada was so delicious, and so was the flan. I was impressed with the service. The food came faster than what I am used to and the waitress was so nice. I went with friends to celebrate a special occasion and they also had a wonderful time and experience. So much so that we all decided we come back for another special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautiful & deliciousQuornDined on 8/14/2014The main dining room is gorgeous and relaxing. The food is excellent especially the Guacamole made fresh table side. THe waiters are attentive & knowledgeable. I have already reccommended it to friendsSpecial Features:
- Even with reservation 50 min wait!JoannaDined on 8/13/2014I would have rated the restaurant much higher if it was'nt for the 50 minutes wait to get to our table. I know that this is a busy place, this is why I did a reservation! The wait was absurdly long! The restaurant could have warned us before our arrival!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service!hAirguyDined on 8/10/2014Consistent great service, attention to customers. Great food and cocktails. Restaurant week specials were tasty and generous. Always enjoy it here.Special Features:
- Reliable mexican foodWinstonVIPDined on 8/10/2014Reception and service are very good and the Union Square branch is attractive. Plenty of family groups on the week-end which adds to the fun of eating here. I have been eating at Rosa Mexicano for many years, starting out at the First Avenue location, and I do think the quality of food is slipping and not quite as refined as it used to be. Perhaps it is the brunch/lunch shift that is less up to par, and we will try them for dinner one of these days.Special Features:
- High volume, mediocre foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/7/2014Even the wait staff can't hear over the high volume din. The food is mediocre at best. Will not return.
- One of the best Resturant wk menusJST2014Dined on 8/5/2014Great options and even comes with a margarita option. We ha the best server and will absolutely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An unusually disappointing nightPeterDined on 8/5/2014I have been a big fan of Rosa Mexicano for many years. This particular evening was extremely crowded with larger groups, noisy, and service was quite slow. It seems as if the restaurant was not prepared for the volume of guests. I will likely return but my overall opinion of the restaurant has been a bit downgraded.Special Features:
- Used to be bettervillagesqVIPDined on 8/3/2014Our most recent visit to the Union Square Rosa Mexicano was a bit disappointing. The menu no longer has any mole poblano offerings, unlike its First Avenue counterpart, and the dishes we had instead were good but not spectacular. Both the food and the atmosphere are more interesting at the First Avenue location, a long-time fave, and we'll head there instead next time, even though it's more out of the way for us.
- Solid & consistentTBoneDined on 8/3/2014Rosa Mexicana Union Square is a great place to go with groups. They had good choices for Restaurant Week (some restaurants greatly limit their RW menu choices). Waiter was friendly but not intrusive. Guacamole made table side is such a treat. If you're looking for an upscale Mexican restaurant this is the place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OkGlobalDinerVIPDined on 8/2/2014Nothing to write home about here! We ordered 2 orders of the table side guacamole, one mild & one medium, and they both tasted the same and neither had any spiciness. The food was just ok, nothing "popped". All just mediocre. Very good mojito. Service was good. For these prices we've have had so much better elsewhere.Special Features:
- yummyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014yummy food- great service- no rush . I can eat all of their guacamole. They make it in front of you and its so perfect. Their sangria is also so sososososo goodSpecial Features:
- Loved itcmktDined on 8/1/2014First time at the New York location. I came here on a double date. The ambiance was great and our server was very attentative. The food was delicious! I'd definitely recommend coming here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful Restaurant Week Lunchred10461Dined on 8/1/2014The food was excellent. The portions were generous. The service was amazing. The servers were very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal.Special Features:
- Overall great mealtwofoodiesDined on 8/1/2014Another restaurant week, another lunch. This time we went with the set menu and were not disappointed. We tried the famous guacamole, and even I, who am not a huge fan of avocado, thought it was fantastic; a wonderfully fresh and tasty shrimp ceviche; three delicious enchiladas: beef short rib, chicken and cheese; and some very flavourful chicken flautas with smoky & spicy salsas. We finished with fried ice-cream, which was not very good, but by then we didn't care. The service was wonderfully friendly and attentive, with out waiter also bringing us little specials which really enhanced the meal. Oh, and I also had a really awesome strawberry margarita. Overall a very good lunch and we'll definitely be back, probably with friends.Special Features:
- Always a safe betQBEBDined on 7/30/2014The food is always consistent and great. Who can say no to the guacamole.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodXraydocVIPDined on 7/27/2014Nice atomosphere, good food (especially the guacamole) and New York prices. Our waiter was friendly but not terribly attentive. I would probably return however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Guac!leeleeDined on 7/26/2014The guacamole made at your table is delicious. The service is friendly and efficient, and the drinks are good. Our fish main dishes were not balanced; the maui maui was overcooked, but the salmon was cooked perfectly. The sides of black beans and rice were made to perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was great but service notLuv2dineDined on 7/25/2014The good was great but customer service was horrible, we felt rushed to hurry and eat and leave.Special Features:
- Loved the food.YanaDined on 7/25/2014I like Mexican food in general, but now I found the place for it. We came as a party of 4 and everything we ordered was great. In addition they have a gluten free menu, which was awesome, I didn't have to question every item on the menu, it makes the whole experience so much easier and nicer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for out of town visitorsOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/24/2014We had a family visiting from Brazil with 4 children. Rosa Mexicana was perfect. The kids menu was great - their meals even came with ice cream!! The staff was lovely. They had the children help make the guacamole - and they loved it.Special Features:
- KimaDined on 7/24/2014The food I ordered was off of the pre-fixe menu, it was great! No complaints, It was very tasty and spicy. The restaurant was very vibrant, it seemed like a very happy place. At the end I was a bit disappointed with our hostess, she didn't show any form of appreciation. It would of been nice to hear a thank you, it was a pleasure having you or she didn't inquire about our experience overall. We had minimum conversation with her during the time we were there. We all placed our order at the same time and went back to conversing. When she picked up the check from the table, she looked forward & took the check with her right hand. Avoiding eye contact with us, that was weird. She was given the suggested tip on the receipt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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PARIS, France — "I met him at the gym, in his boxing shorts, fancy sneakers and large Kelly Bag as a gym bag," recalls Michèle Lamy — Rick Owens' captivating muse, wife, and business partner — of her Dubai-born, Paris-based protégé, Ahmed Abdelrahman. "He was able, in a couple of months, to mingle Middle-Eastern and Western culture in a such a chic, clever, refined way — mind-blowing," she exclaims. Indeed, Abdelrahman's precise,


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I planted Kale and Turnips today 1/2 acre of each.Picked the last of my water melon's 22 Friends and family will be picking them up. Keeping 4 for me and the grandchildren.Still getting plenty of Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Squash is gone and green beans almost gone.Few egg plant, plenty of green peppers and Banana peppers.Got a patch sweet potatoes to dig.Ground is real dry could use some rain. It's been a good year best corn crop ever. Let me know how your garden is doing and what your fall crop's are Johnny J
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Central Missouri. Garden is done for the year. Will be planting radish and beets for a falll crop. Planting garlic for next years crop. Still have watermellon on the vine.
New Guinea Bean, a squash. Came highly recommended so I palnted some. Prolific. 3 inches in diameter 3 and 4 feet long. No family member liked them, even the very small ones. Gave a few away. No takers for seconds. Cut and pulled the vines. The grew back. Now I have a patch about 15 feet square and 18" deep of the vines. I need green manure so I will cut the vine back in another week or two then turn under.
Patch about 20 feet by 20 feed of small white gourds quite a distance from the garden. Don't know where the seed came from. Just sprouted up. Not knowing what they were I let them grow. More green manure. Except this time I will be removing all of the gourds from the patch.
Black Walnuts. Picking up a few nuts from selected trees, large nuts or long straight trunks and planting the nuts.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Garden here burned up for lack of rain, so next on the list will be a few garlic bulbs, then start plowing everything under.---chicken corn no where near ready yet to pick.
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West central MO (near KC), I planted bush beans right after the corn came out. The racoons destroyed the corn this year, so the beans went in 4th week of July. They're doing well. Had it get thru one really hot week, otherwise, we've been getting rains fairly regular. Should start picking/canning beans by 4th weekend of September. I like canning when the weather is cooler.
My 1945 Farmall H makeover
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I planted 1/2 acre total of all purple top turnips about 2.5 weeks ago.
They are for deer.
Bad news this year, due to record amounts of rain, I could not get my cub out there at all on my 40 acre lowland meadow. Where the food plots are in back it's dry, but there is bout 80 feet all across the front of my land up by the road where it has been 2 feet deep with mud all spring and summer.
SO...I took the 6 wheel ARGO out there a few weeks ago, mowed and raked by hand (not fun), then dragged with a spike tooth drag I just picked up.
I re-worked the plots I had in last year. Put on some 10-0-10 fertilizer, and the turnips are coming up, along with some clover and rye grass again from last year.
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Garden was small but really good this year. Enjoyed several varieties of lettuce in our salads/ and started the second planting about a week ago. Have some nice carrots, had good peas to make fresh peas and cream potatoes. Yum! The peppers are coming on now and we finally have gotten some red tomatoes last weekend. The potatoes were planted late and I'll be looking forward to them in October. Sunflowers should be good by the later part of September. We had alot of good summer squash. Cucumbers succumbed to the groundhogs and were replanted and we've only gotten a handfull of them. Butternut squash is looking good for later this fall and so are the mini-jack and the unknown pumpkins.
As far as fall planting I'll probably plant a single row of garlic in the one field (about 150 feet or so) and am debating using a rye or oat cover crop on the future potato field that I will be plowing up in the next month.
22 sickle bar mower x2
23A tandem disc harrow
144 cultivator (#53 & #97 spring tooth)
154 leveling and grader blade
189 moldboard plow 2-way
193 moldboard plow x2
252 cultivator
spring tooth harrows
David Bradley planter (modded for Cub)
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just got the winter rye in, seeded in a new piece of ground that is freshly plowed with the Cub. I will mow that down with the woods mower in the spring and then till it in before planting potatoes in it.
Was going to buy some hairy vetch as well, however that seed is over 3.00 alb here now. Ouch
Fletcher family farm
1975 Farmall Cub, Fasthitch, IH Disc, Plow Chief LF-194, McCormick Deering Model 100 Spreader
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I hope to put in some winter wheat to boost the soil this fall!!!! My garden got brush hogged the other day.Still getting some real nice tomatoes Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
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Sanders sustained a rib injury before halftime of Sunday's game against Dallas.||||||| He was on the sideline in the second half, but hadn't been back in the game.
The NFL has levied $50,000 in fines to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Sanders for faking an injury during an Oct. 21 game in Cincinnati.||||||| Sanders was fined $15,000 and the organization $35,000. Sanders grabbed the back of his leg and collapsed to the ground during the fourth quarter of Pittsburgh's 24-17 win. NFL executive vice president of football operations Ray Anderson handed out the discipline after meeting with Sanders last week.
Sanders says he's going to meet with NFL officials to discuss his fourth-quarter leg cramp in a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals earlier this month.||||||| Sanders maintains he did nothing wrong when he suddenly dropped to the ground with the Steelers nursing a seven-point lead. Officials stopped play after Sanders laid down on the turf and television announcers suggested the third-year receiver was faking it so Pittsburgh could avoid using a timeout. He says the cramp was sudden but disappeared quickly after receiving medical attention.
Sanders had six catches for 81 yards in Sunday's 29-23 OT loss at Denver.||||||| Sanders stepped up a day in which Pro Bowler Mike Wallace was blanketed by Denver.


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The Landesakademie, Academy of Teacher In-service Training, is situated 420 m above sea level in the picturesque pine-clad gorge of the Enz, a tributary of the neckar in the Black Forest. At 45 km west of Stuttgart and 35 km east of Karlsruhe, it benefits from a healthy climate and is located in the medical spa region of Bad Wildbad (Bad is German for bath, a reference to the town's status as a spa town).
In 2006, a former clinic was modernized and transformed into an optimally equipped academy. The compound consists of two buildings with 7 seminar rooms, 4 computer-rooms, 18 group- rooms, dining facilities for 140 participants, 135 guestrooms (each with a shower and toilet) and parking facilities.
About 450 in-service training courses are organised each year. This includes the training of teachers, teacher trainers and teaching staff, involved in school education in the Land of Baden-Württemberg in all kind of schools from primary up to upper secondary and in all subjects. The objective is to help participants to upgrade their professional skills in the field of education and school development. Academy hours are from Monday at 9.00 am through to Friday 5.00 pm. There are also weekend seminars. Each year, approximately 8 500 teachers are trained at the Academy and it counts about 2500 overnight stays. A seminar normally lasts for two and a half days.
Since 1978, the Landesakademie (until 2007 situated in Donaueschingen) has organized 134 European seminars for education professionals in close cooperation with the Council of Europe and hosted more than 4 000 European teachers.


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Notes: Discovered by former Patriots West Coast scout Matt Russell, currently the director of player personnel in Denver, Cassel was selected in the seventh round of the 2005 NFL draft. He had been hidden behind Heisman Trophy winner Carson Palmer and, after Palmer left USC, was narrowly being beaten out by Cardinals 2006 10th overall pick Matt Leinart. Cassel attempted only 33 passes in his five years of college and became the Patriots' starting quarterback following Week One in 2008 after Tom Brady suffered a season-ending knee injury. That made Cassel the first quarterback to start an NFL game without ever starting a game in college. After leading the Patriots to an 11-5 season and throwing for 3,693 yards and 21 TDs in a contract year, he was franchised by the Patriots. That earned him the largest one-year contract for an offensive player in NFL history ($14 million). After new Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels, his former coordinator in New England, attempted to orchestrate a three-way trade with Tampa Bay that would have placed Jay Cutler in Tampa and Cassel in Denver, the Patriots sent Cassel and OLB Mike Vrabel to the Chiefs (Denver's division rival), where former Patriots personnel boss Scott Pioli took over as GM, in exchange for a second-round pick. Signed a six-year, $62.7 million contract in July 2009 and in 15 starts in the fall, completed 271-of-493 passes (55.0 percent) for 2,924 yards, 16 touchdowns and 16 interceptions. In 2010, led the Chiefs to their first division title in seven years, earning Pro Bowl recognition after hitting 262-of-450 passes (58.2) for 3,116 yards and a career-best 27-7 TD-INT ratio under the guidance of offensive coordinator Charlie Weis, who regularly clashed with Todd Haley and departed for the college ranks following the season. Cassel regressed under new offensive coordinator Bill Muir in '11 after losing some key playmakers early in the season and breaking his hand in Week 10 against the Broncos and missed the rest of the season. In nine starts, he tossed 160-269-1,713-10-9 (59.5). In the season-opening loss to the Falcons, he completed 21-33-258-1-2 (63.6). He owns a 28-27 starting record in 55 career starts.
Positives: Has prototypical size and stature in the pocket. Sells play-action hard and distributes the ball evenly to playmakers. Can thread the ball into tight windows and drive the deep out with high RPMs. Good timing, anticipation and placement — throws receivers open. Extremely smart and can assimilate new terminology and absorb complex playbooks. Can cycle through progression reads. Good eye manipulation — understands how to hold defenders with his eyes to open up the passing game. Good football intelligence.
Negatives: Has a low release point that leads to balls being batted at the line of scrimmage (three passes deflected vs. Atlanta). Average lateral agility to escape the rush and sidestep pressure. Needs a clean pocket to operate and has missed time with injuries (knee, appendectomy, hand) every season he has been in Kansas City. Can be too streaky, holding the ball too long, taking unnecessary sacks and waning his confidence. Not a high-powered gunslinger who's easily capable of stacking points on the board in a hurry. Makes questionable decisions, and accuracy slips on the move.
Summary: Has had mild success as a functional starter in Kansas City in an offense that has cycled through five philosophically opposed schemes since he arrived in 2009. Has excelled most in the precision passing game run by Josh McDaniels for the Patriots in 2008 and Charlie Weis in Kansas City in 2010 and has not been as effective in the big-strike, downfield attack employed by Todd Haley (2009), Bill Muir (2011) and current offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Started off the season on fire in the first half against Atlanta, decisively triggering on a lot of well-designed, half-field, high-low reads, but fell apart in the second half when the Chiefs were forced to play catchup and he tried to do too much.


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Little more than a week from today, the federal government is hoping that thousands of Georgians will begin shopping online for health insurance. It will be mandatory, starting next year.The online insurance Marketplace, scheduled to launch on October 1, is set up to allow you to compare healthcare insurance costs and plans. Thus, you'll be able to pick the best one to fit your health needs and personal budget.But, many people say they are confused about how all of this will exactly work. The FOX Medical Team's Beth Galvin is here to help you make a bit more sense of this!
The new healthcare law remains a hot-button issue from coast to coast. To better serve, Galvin is putting aside the politics and advising on thing from the start – 'Don't panic.'You have time. You don't need to do anything right now. If you already have Medicare or healthcare insurance through your employer, then you don't need to purchase new healthcare insurance. However, if you do need to buy the insurance, then let's get you started.The website HealthCare.gov promises one-stop shopping for health insurance starting Oct. 1. But, how exactly do you know what to buy? Andy Miller, founder of politically independent GeorgiaHealthNews.org, says you should first look at how much your earn and what kind of coverage you need."What your health condition is, how many times you go to the doctor and where are you comfortable in terms of your deductible. Do you want a high deductible or do you want a low deductible?," Miller said.HealthCare.gov will offer four types of plans: bronze, silver, gold and platinum.Miller said, "The bronze coverage is going to be the cheapest in terms of months, but it's also going to be higher in terms of your deductible and other out-of-pocket costs."If you're healthy, rarely go to the doctor and don't mind paying more when you do, then go with a bronze or silver plan.
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G.U.D. Holdings sponsors thirty more bursaries to Christel House Learners
G.U.D. Holdings recently committed to providing education bursaries to thirty Christel House learners over the next three year period. In mid July G.U.D. Holdings representatives attended a handover ceremony at the school in Cape Town to personally present the donation.
The investment is a result of the long term partnership between G.U.D. and Christel House South Africa. In 2011 G.U.D. offered bursaries to thirty learners from Grade 10 – Grade 12, who will be graduating from Christel House at the end of the year. The 100% matric pass rate over the past few years is testament to the successes being achieved at the school.
Red Shuttleworth, C.E.O., G.U.D. Holdings addressed the previous bursary recipients during a special assembly: "We are extremely proud of your outstanding achievements, we encourage you to apply this success to all areas of your life." He congratulated the thirty new bursary recipients and encouraged them to work hard so they can overcome any obstacles to success.The Christel House foundation, an independent school in Cape Town, continues to give its pupils from some of the poorest communities an opportunity out of poverty through an educational experience based on core values such as discipline and hard work.


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"Sport is a preserver of health." _ Hippocrates The history of volleyball dates back to 1895 when William G. Morgan, a YMCA physical education director created a game called "Mintonette."
Though similar to tennis and handball, it was designed to be less rough than basketball, but still to be a fun and athletic sport. However, while watching the game, one of the spectators stated that there was a lot of "volleying" during the game. Thus, the name was changed to volleyball.
Recently my husband and I attended our daughter, Elle's, J.V. volleyball game at Cooperstown Central School. It was while watching and rooting for her team that I thought "What a fun sport, if only the residents and staff could play volleyball, but the ball is so hard. What if we replaced the volleyball with a balloon?''
With the assistance of Frank Miller, our facilities manager, a volleyball net was set up in the activities room, chairs were placed strategically and teams were assembled.
Art Laidlaw, Maureen Micek, Laura Black, Laurie Blatt, and Pat DeBaun were team, "Velvet Frogs", while Bunny Laidlaw, Ellen Hankin, Carol Affourtit, Kathy Lindberg, Frank Rollins and Shelia Jones were team, "Raising Hares.''
Assigning myself as referee, I blew the whistle signaling the start of the game. The balloon was served, double quicks, cut shots, jousts, line shots and back row attacks ensued.
Three out of five games determined the winning team: "Velvet Frog !"
"We didn't lose the game; we just ran out of time.'' _ Vince Lombardi At our Eden home we serve each other and work as a team to create meaning and joy in each others' lives.
Adaptability, imagination and patience are essential to alleviating boredom, loneliness and helplessness. Many of our staff provide one-on-one and spontaneous group activities.
Nancy Rackmyer, LPN, offered residents a viewing of the PBS documentary, by Ken Burns, "Lewis and Clark.'' Eight residents took comfortable seats in our library and with fresh, buttery popcorn, cool drinks and an extra-large screen television, the lights were dimmed and the film was shown.
As an activity director, I am always searching for new and interesting programs, games, information and with the NewYear upon us I learned that the Chinese New Year will be celebrated on February 3rd this year. This knowledge, in turn, prompted me to look up the Chinese Zodiacs of our residents and staff. This year, 2011, is being celebrated as the "Year of the Rabbit'' inChina. I found the following stats.
We have three Monkeys, four Sheep, Dragons andRoosters, five Oxen, Pigs and Snakes, seven Dogs, eight Tigers, nine Horses and in honor of the Year of the Rabbit, five Rabbits who include PCA Alex Melniczenko and residents Doris Blomquist, Fannie Navarra, Art Laidlaw and ironically enough, his wife Natalie Laidlaw, whom he affectionately nicknamed "Bunny.'' Here's to all you Rabbits!
And last, but not least, we have one Rat, who just happens to be our wonderful cook, Darcey Schilling!
"A lot of people, they get all caught up in the New Year's resolution thing and I think it gives them an easy way, later, to say, 'Oh, that was just a New Year's resolution' and not take it seriously. People who really want to make changes can make them any day ofthe year, whether it be the Jewish New Year, the ChineseNew Year or any day that suits them. You've got every day of your life to make changes.'' _ Dr. James Wilcox.
In concluding our month of January, we decided to celebrate with a Chinese meal.
Our local Chinese restaurant, Foo Kin John, provided us with a delicious menu of wonton soup, spring rolls, beef with broccoli, chicken with vegetables and white rice.
Our sweet tooths were satisfied with vanilla ice cream and of course, fortune cookies!
After reading our future predictions, we retired to our spacious living room where LPN Mary Butler's brother, David Kircher, gave a talk and slideshow of his bicycle trip through Lao, or Laos.
Unity in the exploration of new challenges brings people together as a team, resulting in positive outcomes.
Be it in a physical challenge such as balloon volleyball, an educational documentary or a change in menu to Chinese, our Eden Home provides each resident with physical, mental andsocial events which energize and engage us in each others' lives. Whether you choose to be part of the team or part of the cheering squad, we are all working toward a winning game, which by the way, Cooperstown won!
Home Notes: Balloon volleyball is a blast
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Film examines Lance Armstrong's fall
There's nothing more heartwarming than someone overcoming impossible odds and achieving the pinnacle of success. The last thing you want is for that story to fall apart. When it happens to an icon like Lance Armstrong it's even more difficult to accept. He is someone you'd want to admire since he was both a champion and a do-gooder. How does the public react when it all comes crashing down?Continued ...
Taking risks and getting out of my comfort zone
I never thought that I would be trapped in so many whirlwinds of stressful thoughts about where I'm taking my life. There are so many different options to choose from, and so many decisions that have to be made. I feel like I am falling into an endless pit, awaiting my final decision that will inevitably lead me into the unknown that is my future.Continued ...
Denmark meeting expectations
Hej! My name is Max Ofer, and I am in Denmark through the Rotary Youth Exchange Program. I live in a small town called Hjallerup, consisting of 3000 people, in the northern part of Jutland, the main peninsula of Denmark.Continued ...
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Oi! I'm spending my junior year as a Rotary Exchange student in Brazil.Continued ...
Teen Talk: Getting working experience has had its bumps in the road
Stepping into the working world has proven to be a lot harder than I thought it would be.Continued ...
Getting to attend a journalism and media conference
What has social media got to do with journalism? Why does the media focus on the topics it does, and how does that shape public opinion?Continued ...
Local Voice From Around the Globe:Thinking, 'How can this be?' all over again
I have at last bid farewell to India, and come home. However, the thread of my story did not stop at the departure gate, but continues on uninhibited, having only changed course.Continued ...
There is good, there is bad and then there is high school
Looking back at all my endeavors since freshmen year in high school, I realize that life moves on in a blink of an eye.Continued ...
Getting to know a man called 'Ee-yah'
Hughie Jennings died in 1928, but I feel like I know him well.Continued ...
Local Voice From Around the Globe: Keeping Thai while re-entering America
As I've begun my American life again, spending time with friends, holding up a job, etc, I've been able to stay above the tide of reverse culture shock and the sort of post-exchange despair that is common at this time for exchange students by meditating on some Thai-inspired thoughts.Continued ...
A new kind of racing is turning a dream into reality
There are really no words to describe getting on a race horse, getting behind the starting gate and taking off full speed at a trot. All I can say is it is a bumpy ride that gets the cheeks bouncing and your helmet pushing back in the wind.Continued ...
Fight to keep chicken alive has taken several attempts
I agree with the narrator of Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall" that good fences make good neighbors - most of the time.Continued ...
'Read My Lips' may not be a memoir for everyone
Sometimes an actor or actress can be defined by a singular performance. Everyone remembers Vivian Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind," but most people would be hard pressed to name any of her other films (I can name one, "Caesar & Cleopatra," only because I saw it for a class in college).Continued ...
Local Voices From Around the Globe: It's been a year of inexplicable joy, struggle, hilarity and triumph
Recently I went with my host mother to travel through a central province of Thailand called Kanchanaburi. Here, I was able to sit among and pet sleeping tigers at a temple that serves as a tiger reserve/zoo.Continued ...
Attack on Sacket's Harbor
Sacket's Harbor, near the beginning of the St. Lawrence River from Lake Ontario, was the principal American naval base on Lake Ontario during the War of 1812.Continued ...
Once again, hope springs eternal ...
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Local performs costumed recitations of Casey at the Bat
Since 1996, I have had the privilege of doing costumed recitations of Casey at the Bat as part of my job at the Baseball Hall of Fame. I've performed the poem an estimated 2,000 times in 22 states, at ballparks, conferences, classrooms, Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies, weddings and other events.Continued ...
E-readers come in handy when traveling
I recently took a trip to California and it was the perfect time to make use of my e-reader. While I'm still devoted to actual books, I must admit that traveling with a thin, lightweight computerized device beats dragging along one or two bulky hard copy titles. The only issue is finding the right e-books to take on the airplaneContinued ...
Local Voices From Around the Globe: Arriving at the last bend in the River
The month of May is the height of the summer in India, a time best spent indoors with a good book and a sliced mango for company.Continued ...
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During the last several days, my computer is very slow to access this forum and most of the subgroups within it. I seem to be able to gain access rather quickly to the YT board. Are others noting slow access or does the problem lie with my computer. Thanks, Dan
I am having the same problem for the last few days. Bruce
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You are not alone.
I have been experiencing the same problems, and I have also been keeping Dennis informed. He is aware and is talking to the host about it.
It is not likely your computers -- it appears to be a host provider problem on their servers..
Just to make sure though, you may want to go to your Tools - Internet Options - General Tab - Internet History -- and then click Delete Cookies and Delete Files. Then Clear History.
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Kyrielle: Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Kyrielle
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My best friend's 1 year-old daughter is named Kyrielle <3
It was tough telling people how to say it when she was first born but now we all just think it's the perfect name for her.
It was hard for people to say my name, but people finally got the hang of it. I think my name is very unique and creative, and I hope your baby Kyrielle will have a fun, long, and fabulous life.
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Meaning is "poetess;" the word "Kyrielle" is in fact a type of poem that deals with praise to God.
A kyrielle is a type of troubadour poem that originated in France in the Middle Ages. It doesn't actually mean "poetess." The word originally comes from the Greek Kyrie, which means "Lord," via the Christian prayer "Kyrie, eleison, Christe, eleison" ("Lord, have mercy, Christ, have mercy"). Kyrielle has since come to refer to a type of poetic *structure*; the poem doesn't have to be religious, although it can be.
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WI-FI, hot tub, sauna, exercise room, in Graeagle
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,700 - $ 1,700 / week
vacation rental description
This isn't the vacation rental that you are thinking, plenty of parking, no HOA's to limit your vehicles, lots of room to play, you won't hear your neighbors conversations from their deck, like the golf course condos. The price per night is not based on two, then extra charge for person, this is the charge (for up to 12 people). You won't find a better deal than that! If so, let me know.Features nearly an acre of lawn, two person
theraputic jacuzzi HOT TUB on a custom deck with views of Mohawk Valley. Rock fireplace and hardwood floors, baby grand piano. EXERCISE ROOM WITH ELIPTICAL AND TREADMILL.
large dining room that seats up to ten, stone fireplace in
kitchen. Meadow and mountain views for miles.
Accomodations include four bedroom (WITH BATHROBES) and loft WITH FIVE TWINS, three bath,
sleep10-12, and combines all of the comforts of home in a mountain
decor. Three king-size log beds, one queen size, and five twins upstairs in the loft area. quiet
comfort surrounded by knotty
pine interior. .
house rental amenities
Linens provided
Sattelite T.V.
Hot Tub
Full Kitchen/ ALL YOU NEED TO BRING IS FOOD!
Utensils provided
Ice Maker
Gas BBQ
Patio with outdoor dining area
Mountain and valley view
No smoking
activities and attractions in Graeagle Shasta Cascade
Golf-located 5 minutes from Whitehawk Golf,Graeagle Meadows,Plumas
Pines and The Dragon.
Five miles to Graeagle for shopping and swimming at the mill pond.
Lakes basin area for hiking and fishing 15 minute drive.
Ask owner about guided tours to local hiking trails and lakes, and massage therapist appointment, all may be added to your stay for a fee.
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Health Systems Quality Intelligence Analyst job in Dallas Security This position is security-sensitive and subject to Texas Education Code 51.215, which authorizes UT Southwestern to obtain criminal history record information Salary Salary Negotiable Experience and Education Bachelor's degree and two years of experience in quality performance or quality improvement analytics in either an amb...
Description: Position Description: UnitedHealth Group is a company that's on the rise. We're expanding in multiple directions, across borders and, most of all, in the way we think. Here, innovation isn't about another gadget, it's about transforming the health care industry. Ready to make a difference? Make yourself at home with us and start doing your life's best work.(sm) The Senior Cyber...
Transcend is seeking analysts to support a government client in support of a 24/7/365 center responsible for intelligence analysis, watchinglisting, and outreach to law enforcement domestic and international. We currently have multiple openings across several operational unites: Matching identities to a watchlist during operational response, sharing with partner agencies, and recording encounter...
Description: Position Description: Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) is responsible for all source/technical data collection and analysis in order to synthesize a common operating picture of hostile intrusion-related activity. This includes developing/maintaining new technical and nontechnical sources of information, threat research, threat actor profile development, historical, tren...
Location: Fort Meade, MD Clearance: TS//SCI Salary range: $60,000 Description: Berico is looking for an extremely talented and motivated SIGINT/Cyber Analyst who wants to participate in an exciting mission supporting the Warfighter on a daily basis. We are looking for an expert in Cyber analysis and someone with truly innovative ideas for how to fuse their analysis with All-Source informat...
As an internationally recognized leader in counterterrorism, A-T Solutions delivers a full spectrum of intelligence, technology, training, and mission support solutions that protect people, infrastructure, and nations from terrorist threats. We were honored to receive the Inc. Hire Power Award that ranks us among the top 50 companies in the United States for job creation. In 2013, we ranked #47 on...
SAVA services and solutions help our federal clients provide for national security, improve communications and collaboration, secure the integrity of information systems and networks, enhance data collection and analysis, and increase efficiency and mission effectiveness. We're at the forefront of the communications breakthroughs that bring Federal, state, local and International organizations tog...
Location: Washington, DC Clearance: TS//SCI with DHS Suitability -OR- ability to acquire DHS Suitability Salary Range: $45,000 - $50,000 ***Supplemental Application Requirements: All applications must include a short writing sample (2 - 7 pages) that demonstrates analytic ability, preferably on a topic that relates to intelligence or national security. Description: Are you a motivated and...
Job Description Plans, develops, and conducts intelligence analysis training to military intelligence analysts. Subject matter expert in All-Source Analysis. Must have an operational understanding of Army doctrine, link analysis, IPB, and current operating environments. Must have an in-depth knowledge of DCGS-A and one or more of the following tools: Analyst's Notebook, ArcGIS, M3, Query Tree, Go...
Job Description Provides intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and collection management (CM) subject matter expertise (SME) support to USAFRICOM J2 ISR Division. Coordinates for the employment of non-traditional theater air, ground and maritime ISR collection capabilities in support USAFRICOM and Partner Nation counter terrorism, other violent extremist organizations (VEO), counter...
Job Description DIA, Mid level Watch Listing Activity Analyst. Research, exploit, organize, prioritize, produce, and disseminate intelligence information to support the DCTC watchlisting mission. Perform intelligence analysis of DOD datasets resulting in the identification and subsequent nomination of known or suspected terrorists into the National Terrorist Watchlisting system. Nominations shall...
Job Requisition Number:92026 Category:Intelligence - Analyst Primary Location:Mclean, VA, US Security Clearance:TS/SCI with Polygraph Clearance Status:Must be Current Schedule:Full Time Type of Travel: Percent of Travel Required:None Description: POSITION SUMMARY: As a Watchlist Intelligence Analyst, you will receive, triage, review, and process terrorist information/nominations from div...
Job Requisition Number:92061 Category:Intelligence - Analyst Primary Location:Vienna, VA, US Security Clearance:TS/SCI Clearance Status:Must be Current Schedule:Full Time Type of Travel: Percent of Travel Required:Up to 10% Description: Duties and Responsibilities: -Ability to hold and maintain a TS/SCI clearance; -Submit to a polygraph examination as a condition to support DOMEX activi...
Job Description DIA, Jr level IRAN Counterterrorism Analyst DCTC Central Division to perform: in-depth strategic, operational and tactical analysis of the Iranian Threat Network, producing finished intelligence operational and tactical analysis of the Iranian Threat Network, producing finished intelligence products to include, but not limited to, standard DIA product lines (DID, Ol-Short, DI-Lon...
Job Description DIA, Jr level YEMEN Counterterrorism Analyst Yemen focused to CT analytic skills - produce finished intelligence products to include, but not limited to, standard DIA production lines (DID, DI-Long etc), NCTC product lines (NTB, Current WIRE etc) and MS PowerPoint briefings related to National Terrorist Watch listing or DoD collected tactical intelligence on transnational terrori...
Job Description DIA, Mid level All-source Analytical Support Knowledge Management & Missions Management Analyst. Provide mission support services for a range of knowledge and mission management and technical support requirements. Must have experience in the Intelligence Community or Military but will not necessary be asked to product analytical products. The services required shall include, but ...
Job Description Perform Counterintelligence (CI) and Investigative duties in support of Enterprise Operations. Coordinate activities associated with Data Sensitive Country and Risk Mitigation programs. Provide CI consultation and investigative support for inquiries and investigations. Develop and coordinate CI awareness and training activities. Interface with internal and external customers of al...
Job Description DIA, Mid level Counterterrorism Analyst. Conducts research and analysis of data, produces finished intelligence, populates various databases, and disseminates a broad array of intelligence products dealing with terrorist personalities, and facilities. Basic Qualifications Mid level Counterterrorism Analyst Bachelor or masters degree with 4-6 years of intelligence analysis exper...
Job Description DIA, Mid level Threat Financial Analytical Counterterrorism Analyst. Conduct intelligence research and all-source analysis of data in order to provide finished intelligence products, briefings, and assessments on threat financiers, facilitators, and financial operations and networks supporting terrorist groups, as required or directed. The primary focus shall be on dey eloping in...
Job Description DIA, Mid level IRAN Counterterrorism Analyst. DCTC Central Division to perform: in-depth strategic, operational and tactical analysis of the Iranian Threat Network, producing finished intelligence operational and tactical analysis of the Iranian Threat Network, producing finished intelligence products to include, but not limited to, standard DIA product lines (DID, Ol-Short, DI-L...
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Select shots from the Fire's 3-2 win over FC Dallas, presented by MiAllstate.
CREDIT: USA Today Sports Images
Select shots from the club's 16th anniversary party and #cf97ThirdKit unveiling.
CREDIT: Nick Sintich, Chicago Fire
Select shots from the Fire's 2-2 draw with the Impact.
On whether, with all of the chances and the red card, it still seemed like a 3-0 game:
No, not at all. We give up the red card and then playing shorthanded, and the first goal was soft. We were coming from behind. Really, we pushed the game. We had chances to tie the game and it doesn't go your way and then they got a PK. For me, it's all questionable, but regardless, the team left everything on the field. I feel good about the group. We have to regroup and get ready for next week.
On whether, down 1-0 at half, Chicago was trying to tie the game or still get three points:
You just have to be smart. We had our chances. I think if we would have scored, they would have been under pressure, but we hit the post, we had some good opportunities in the final third and sometimes it just isn't your night.
On trying to beat a team four times in a season:
It isn't easy to beat a team four times in one season, but it's very difficult when you're playing shorthanded also. We played for the majority of the game, almost 60 minutes, shorthanded, and the guys competed and left it all on the field. We pushed the game. We took risks because what's the point? 1-0 or 2-0 you still lose, for me it doesn't matter at that point. We had the chances and we didn't get [the goal]. The second goal really kills us, the PK shorthanded, questionable but whatever. It is what it is. We've just got to move on.
Chicago Fire midfielder Dilly Duka
On the loss:
We have played this team four times this year – you can't win them all. This is MLS. They scored an early goal, they played well, and we were a little unlucky. I thought I was fouled in the first 25 minutes in the box. I clearly got pushed. The guy didn't even touch the ball, but that's how it goes sometimes. Can't look back – got to look forward.
On the second half:
We definitely believed we could come back and tie, maybe even win the game. There was no doubt in that locker room at halftime about coming out of this game with a loss.
On 'new-look' Crew under Bliss:
I thought they were a good team with Robert [Warzycha]. I think they have good personnel and players, but it was just their day.
Chicago Fire midfielder Jeff Larentowicz
On the loss:
We hit the posts, we hit the crossbar, we got opportunities – overall though we were just not good enough. But in the end we have five more games left and we're right there. We have been in this spot before. We knew it was going to be a tough road game coming in, but we have games to play and there is going to be more opportunities.
On impact of second goal:
The next goal was going to be big. We knew that if we could keep it at one to nothing we could probably develop opportunities and create chances. The second goal was one that put the game out of reach.
On difficulty of beating teams four times a season:
We knew that coming in, but at the same time we were focused on the end result. This is a tough part of the year. We are a team that knows we can do things on the road, but tonight it wasn't our best and when you're not on your best you get beat.
Select shots from the Fire's loss to the Crew.
PHOTO CREDIT: USA Today Sports Images
Select photos as Austin Berry, Hunter Jumper, Sean Johnson, Jalil Anibaba, Daniel Paladini, Quincy Amarikwa, Gonzalo Segares, Michael Videira, Paolo Tornaghi, and Aron Hyde were all out on the runway at ROOF on theWit strutting their stuff for the Chicago Fire Foundation.
It was a great night, and as you can see below the guys had some fun too.
Photo Credit: Nick Sintich, Chicago Fire
Last night, Marty Allen, the Grand Prize winner in our Mobile App Contest powered by Cricket got to fulfill his prize, going out to dinner with Gonzalo Segares and Daniel Paladini at Vapiano in Lincoln Park!
Check out a couple photos from dinner and be sure to download the club's new and improved mobile app, available on iOS and Droid by visiting www.chicago-fire.com/app.