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Love the player, don't like the price. Was hoping for a 5th at the most. Lots of good players still to be had in the 4th.
But a very nice player - just 25, big, fast and powerful. I am sure the Jets and his agent already agreed the boundaries of a long-term deal during his RFA visit.
Team has needs at TE, WR, Safety, OLB.
Demarco Murray
Ahmad Bradshaw
Michael Turner
Darren Sproles
Arian Foster
Fred Jackson
Alfred Morris
Andre Brown
Steven Ridley
Lamar Miller
Jamaal Charles
All Available and can be had in rounds 4-7. Team has much bigger needs.
I understand the stigma behind acquiring veteran RBs -- RB have the shortest shelf life of any NFL position. Still, I have no problem picking up a guy who has already shown he can play.
5th rounder would have been easier to swallow tho.
Ivory is worth a 4th, plus the Jets should get a 2014 comp pick for Greene
looks like they will field a team in 2013
Leon was a pro bowler KR/PR and elite 3rd down back, was dealt for a 5th a few years back.
We're setting Geno up for failure giving him
Holmes, Hill, Kerley, and Cumberland as his "weapons"
Thanks for posting. Kind of remind me of the Leon Washington trade. Not in the way he's utilized on the field, but the fact that he seems to be a under the radar fan favorite that could have massive potential in the right circumstance. We shall see.


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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Susan Young of Estero has a dream: to bring music, via iPod shuffles and MP-3 players, to Alzheimer's patients in Southwest Florida. She says her mother got joy from music in the final years of her battle against the disease.
"She would just brighten up when hearing the songs of her youth," says Young.
As a result, Young has founed Josephine's Joy, in honor of her mom, who passed away in 2008.
The non-profit will give free musical devices to people with Alzheimer's. Young delivered three shuffles to patients Monday at Cypress Cove Lodge in Lee county.
"This is something like an old, familiar friend-- the music of their younger years," says Young.
Bobbe Coyne, whose husband received a shuffle Monday, agrees.
"Look at him, he is singing! Oh, he really loves the songs of the 50s. This will really help him, keep him awake and singing, instead of sleeping," says Coyne.
Josephine's Joy is a non-profit and can accept donations of musical devices, as well as songs.
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Heart of Kentucky Christian Youth Rally will be held at Centre Square Convention Center in Lebanon Friday, Sept. 9, from 6-11 p.m. and Saturday, Sept 10, from noon until 10 p.m.
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Let's eat some carrots! I've always liked them, and my kids do too. My mom fixed carrots all the time when I was growing up, plus she always had carrot sticks in the fridge for munching.
She had a dog when I was little, a big fat dachshund named Herman. He was always on a diet, and he liked carrots, so lots of those carrot sticks went to him.
These two carrot side dishes I got from Mom's recipe box. They are very simple to make, and very delicious. And for dessert? What else? Carrot cake!
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Bud's Louisiana Food Shoppe (San Diego)
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- mangiatore Mar 14, 2007 09:30 AM
In November of 2005, with the Gulf Coast still reeling from Hurricane Katrina, I traveled to New Orleans to attend my friends' wedding. We were some of the first "tourists" to visit. It was a virtual ghost town, but the French Quarter was trying to pick up the pieces. With the reconstruction effort in full swing, restaurants had someone to feed. As you might imagine, I tried everything I could get my hands on while I was there (five days), and it was one of the most educational culinary experiences I've ever had. The food was amazing.
With that in mind, I'm trying to figure out why I don't eat at Bud's Louisiana Food Shoppe (Little Italy) every week. I'm no expert on Louisiana cuisine, but it seems to me they're doing an outstanding job, and it's a great value for the price. I ate there for the second time last night. Here are the dishes I've tried.
Cajun Jambalaya $8.95
A spicy dish of smoked chicken, Andouille sausage and Tasso (Cajun smoked ham) with caramelized onions, celery, and bell pepper. Served with rice and sauce piquant.
Almost as good as what I had in N.Orleans. The rice wasn't quite as creamy, but overall it was fantastic.
Creole Jambalaya $11.95
Shrimp and crawfish sautéed with a splash of Creole tomato sauce then tossed with rice, smoked chicken, spicy Andouille sausage and Tasso with caramelized onions, celery, and bell pepper.
This is what my date had. Same assessment as above.
Seafood Gumbo cup $4.95 bowl $8.95
A New Orleans classic soup with shrimp, crab, crawfish, Andouille sausage, and okra in a dark roux with seafood stock.
This is the best thing I've tried at Bud's. Savory, spicy and complex. As good as the gumbo I had in N.Orleans.
New Orleans BBQ Shrimp Po Boy $8.95
Shrimp sauteed in garlic, Worcestershire, black & cayenne pepper, and butter. Served
with shredded cabbage and jalapeno tartar sauce. Add a cup of Red Beans & Rice for $1.95.
This is what I had last night. IMO, the Po Boy was too small and didn't have enough kick. The red beans and rice were to die for! Spicy, rich, flavorful...
Fried Catfish Plate $8.95
Cornmeal battered fried catfish with jalapeno tartar sauce and a choice of a side Caesar salad or a cup of red beans and rice.
A friend had this plate and loved it, especially the red beans and rice.
Bud's Louisiana Food Shoppe
2034 Kettner Blvd, #12
San Diego, CA 92101
Tuesday through Saturday
Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
phone 619-239-4210
fax 619-239-6210
I couldn't agree more. We spent our vacation in New Orleans about ten years ago, and if we ever had a purely eating vacation, this was it. Every single bite at every single restaurant was outstanding.
And back in San Diego, we ate pretty regularly at Bayou Bar and Grill - which was also great - until the last few times we were unable to find a parking place. It finally closed, sadly, and we were without New Orleans fare until its owner, Bud, came back to SD and opened Bud's. It has the same great food, though the menu is smaller, and we go there more often than we did Bayou. Bud is from New Orleans, and has sources we don't have, and we frequently get emails telling us when they have crawfish or turtle soup or whatever. And when we eat lunch there on Saturdays we usually buy a pound of andouille sausage so we can duplicate their dishes at home. (as if)
Great food, nice people, low prices. Thanks for reminding everybody, Mangiatore.
I'm also a big fan of Bud's. As far as an "eating vacation" goes you can't beat Jazz and heritage fest in New Orleans. About a hundred vendors serving only true LA food. Oh, there is also music. Food list should be up soon, check here for details. An event every hound should attend.
re: stevuchan
I went to Jazz Fest a few years ago, and it was great! I think we spent about three hours total at the festival, and the rest eating and drinking. I especially enjoyed Bayona and Acme Oyster Co. - not sure if' they are still operating or not.
Bud's is within walking distance of my office and I highly recommend it for lunch. I had the po'boy - it was lunch so the size wasn't really an issue. I didn't realize there was a relationship between Bayou Bar and Grill and Bud's - very interesting!
My experiences at Bud's have been much less happy. In fact, I think I mentioned it as one of my "worst dining experiences of the year" (the worst being at The Mardi Gras cafe on Midway). FWIW, Maria Hunt just put out a not-very-positive review in one of the last couple of SDUT Night and Day sections. I think I'm closer to her view than any of yours.
Here's the link to her article:
re: mikec
As you can see from Mangiatore's original post, Bud's isn't exactly the most pricey place in town. For $1.95 you can add red beans and rice (best in SD IMO) to any of their entrees. By comparison, the unaccompanied hot dog I got at the Food Court this afternoon set me back $4.76. The kitchen is so tiny, it might as well be on a submarine, and though technically in Little Italy, it's not in the high-rent part. Having said all that, I was amazed that Maria Hunt -- a reviewer who has been around long enough to know better -- would pull out the long knives to carve up a small, unpretentious eatery like Bud's. Yeah, the Po Boy isn't overflowing with shrimp, but it *is* delicious. Something not spicy enough for you? That's what all those hot sauces on the tables are for. She even looked down her journalistic nose at the whimiscal "Food to Geaux" sign on the cooler.
So, while I heartily disagree with her assessment of the food (de gustibus and all that), I was utterly amazed at the gratuitous meanness of her tone. Did one of the owners kick her dog or something? One of the good things about Chowhound is that we get to hear a variety of views and then, if we choose, decide for ourselves.
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I just read her review and she and I agreed on the one thing we both tried (the po' boy); it really is tiny and I thought it was pretty blah. Unfortunately for her and the poor owners she skewered in her review, she didn't try any of the other dishes I've tried, all of which I thought were very good or great (sounds like you and I agree that the red beans and rice are fantastic). I got takeout so I couldn't take advantage of all the hot sauces, but luckily I had some spicy cajun sauce at home and that did the trick. I almost feel like they might be toning things down a bit for the non-Louisiana palate, leaving it up to the customer to add the hot stuff.
re: mangiatore
I talked to the manager a couple years back, and he confirmed that they do intentionally tone down some of the heat. The only dishes where they don't are the jambalaya and the etoufee. Everything else they try to make more accessible for San Diegans.
I wonder if they changed the recipe or have new help. When I had the BBQ shrimp po' boy it was really good. Buttery, lots of caynne and black pepper. Really great I thought.
I also think Maria's review is off in terms of the portion sizes. I wonder if she really did try and eat her whole meal. I agree that when the food comes out, the portions LOOK small, but the eyes tend to be bigger than the stomach.
We are also big fans of Bud's its great and has always had consistently good New Orleans fair. We don't eat there enough!
Bud's is run by the same folks who used to run Bayou down on Market St I believe. I've been meaning to get there ...thanks for the reminder!
Sometimes I think Maria Hunt just doles out a negative review every so often so she can't be accused of never criticizing anything. There's not much rhyme or reason to her comments - in fact, the specific criticisms are fairly minor. They certainly don't support the subtitle comment that the food is "mostly 'po," or the vague criticism of an "ersatz quality" to the food. I also think the statement that "People who have never been to New Orleans or don't know how to cook this food may be perfectly content here, since the atmosphere is fun. " is downright inane. I didn't find the atmosphere there particularly "fun" - but I did enjoy the food, and I don't need a giant plate of food in order to be satisfied.
The UT has better food writers who write for their blogs - Jennifer Croshaw and Erin Glass - they should just give one of them the job!
re: Alice Q
agreed. You can bet she'd never diss a high end restaurant, ie; one she wants to frequent.
Wow, I just went to the U-T online and read the review ... and I had to wonder (having lived near NOLA for years and being perfectly content with the food at Bud's) if SHE has ever "been to New Orleans" or knows "how to cook this food." For the record, Creole and Cajun cuisine are NOT haute cuisine. It's everyday, calorie-laden, stick-to-your-ribs food that doesn't cause you to ponder for hours over the subtleness of the flavors. You eat it. It's good. You leave contented. Done. Yes, some places certainly do it right and some don't. I've had quite a lot of bad cajun food in my life - Bud's has never fallen into that category for me. You have to take this place for what it is: a neighborhood eatery with sticky tables, big smiles, and a wall of hot sauces.
re: kare_raisu
Sorry for the lack of clarity, kare ... my fingers were burning when I wrote that. For some reason, the pretentiousness of the review just got me going. =) I agree: I LOVE picking out the different flavors in food. What I was trying to say (and who knows if I'll explain it well this time, either) was that you don't often find yourself sitting around two days after the meal thinking "what a revolutionary combination of spices ..." I feel like the real down-home cajun and creole cuisine isn't about a dusting of this or a mousse of that or a gelee of something. By and large, it's food that you COULD cook at home in your own kitchen if you knew the basics. Which, for me, is the attraction of a place like Bud's. I'm just saying, I think most patrons go there understanding that it's not Commander's Palace or Emeril's NOLA, and expectations should follow suit. Hope that makes more sense.
re: mythomane
I guess that is valid for any kind of food (european, asian, african etc.) but we all can't fly everyday around the world so we have to use the restaurants that are close to us.
re: honkman
I agree honkman on this, and for what it's worth, the wife of one of my best friends who hails from Baton Rouge gives Bud's a thumbs up.
Also, the food served at Bud's is Louisiana cuisine, not just NOLA food.


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Now, the final test has to do with whether or not all these estimates line up with what is observed in reality. First, let's
consider the data of Figure 1. Resolution is directly related to peak width, so a 1% or 10% loss in resolution would correspond
to a 1% or 10% increase in peak width, respectively. Also, any increase in peak width should give a corresponding decrease
in peak height, so we can indirectly measure any loss of resolution by a reduction in peak height. The 30-μL injections of
Figure 1 are approximately the same as the injection volume estimated above for a 10% loss in resolution. You can see that
the peak heights for injection of 30 μL of sample in mobile phase (Figure 1b) are 60–70% of those when 30 μL of water is injected
(Figure 1d). So some broadening is occurring, as expected — partly because of the injection in mobile phase rather than a
weaker solvent. Note that in all cases where the mobile phase or weaker injection solvent was used (Figures 1b–1d), the retention
times were unchanged (within normally expected sample-to-sample variability).
Contrast the results of Figures 1b–1d with those of Figure 1a. In the case of Figure 1a, too strong an injection solvent was
used. This resulted in two problems. First, the peaks broadened unacceptably, especially for the first peak, which is severely
distorted. Second, some of the sample molecules are swept down the column during the injection-solvent dilution process, giving
shorter retention times. These problems could be solved by injecting a much smaller sample volume or using a more dilute injection
We have seen that the combination of injection solvent strength and injection solvent volume must be chosen carefully to avoid
unwanted band broadening and the resulting loss of resolution. In the examples of Table I and Figures 1b–1d, the injection
conditions were responsible for some loss in resolution (measured indirectly from loss in peak height), but no change in retention
was observed. The peaks of Figure 1a, however, were distorted and lost retention because too much of too strong a solvent
was injected.
The <15% and <40% rules discussed above are guidelines that seem to work fairly well. But, as with all guidelines, it is a
good idea to give the actual results a reality test. One way was discussed here, where estimates of peak volumes and injection
conditions were compared with actual experimental conditions. Another technique is simply empirical — try increasing or decreasing
the proposed injection volume by twofold. In the same manner, injection solvent concentrations that are closer to the mobile
phase than the 100% strong or weak solvent conditions used in Table I and Figure 1a would be expected to have a less detrimental
result. For example, injection in 70% methanol into a 60% methanol mobile phase would be expected to be less of a problem
than an injection solvent of 100% methanol. If significant differences in the chromatograms are observed, you should adjust
the conditions so that you are not operating too close to the reliability limits of the method.
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Blag Flag, Fugazi, Descendents, Sunny Day Real Estate and the Misfits? On the same bill on the same night? Uh, no. Not in this lifetime, even if you've got Warren Buffet money and you're on some Looper shit. Sorry. But, alas, here's the next best thing, Denver, some of your town's finest musicians p ... More >>
THE DIRTY FEMMES AND HELL'S BELLES @ ORIENTAL THEATER | 11.02.12 Last night the Oriental was invaded by a sentimental army of superfans, with performer and audience meeting on an equal plain of adoration for music that was at least two decades old. Jen Korte's Violent Femmes tribute band, the Dirty ... More >>
Update 10/29/12: Rumor confirmed. After performing this past weekend with Dirty Femmes at the Larimer Lounge, Violent Femmes frontman Gordon Gano is staying in town for an encore performance with the Denver tribute band this Friday, November 2, at the Oriental with Hell's Belles and MF Ruckus. Accor ... More >>
THE DIRTY FEMMES @ HI-DIVE Like any relationship, a live band needs to first find common ground with its audience, and then and work from there. This is made extremely easy when you're whole set is duplicating material the audience is already familiar with. The crowd will burst with enthusiasm beca ... More >>
Hailing from Detroit -- a city where punk rock, hip hop and blues all grow out of the same soil -- Maria Kohler is giving Denver a taste of her rhymes and her eclecticism. "I think everybody has a pretty wide variety of music that they like," explains Kohler, Kitty Crimes' mastermind, who also front ... More >>
See also: Interview with Lauren Larson of Ume, sharing the bill this Sunday. Cursive (due this Sunday at Larimer Lounge with Ume) was one of the most popular and influential bands to have come out of the underground scene in Omaha, Nebraska, the same one that spawned Bright Eyes, the Faint, Azure R ... More >>
Langhorne Slim (playing tonight at the Fox Theatre in Boulder with Samantha Crain and Jonah Wisneski) could easily fit under the folk or alt-country label, but the Pennsylvania native is truly a gospel singer by nature. Slim's vocals nod to Dylan, too, but it is the soulful reverie in his voi ... More >>
Seventeen years! It's hard to believe we've been doing the Westword Music Showcase for that long. I can still remember being at the first one in LoDo nearly two decades ago. And when I think back, it seems like that cold, rainy Sunday night was just a few years ago.
Hanging the Hamster. The Five Digit Disco. Jerking the Johnson. There's a million terms for the ingratiating act of self-love. Look, if we're being real here, there's no shame in the game. After all, not everyone can be pleasured by super-fantastic lovers all day, everyday, and sometimes this ... More >>
For nearly thirty years, Mickey Melchiondo's been making music under a moniker. As Dean Ween, one of the eponymous creative forces behind Ween, Melchiondo's carved out an ambitious musical niche since founding the band with Aaron Freeman - aka Gene Ween - in the 1980s. In advance of Ween's ... More >>
Sold out? Wait, what? Did I just read that right? Seriously? Sold out? What the ...? Those were my first thoughts when I woke up yesterday and fired up the old TweetDeck before jumping into the shower. My boy Ralphie, who we tapped to emcee the main stage for us yesterday, had tweeted something ... More >>
Arcade Fire goes undercover.There have been billions of songs written in the last decade but sometimes it's not the new ones that matter, it's the reimaginings. Some people argue a great cover song is decided by it's accuracy to the original, others want something new to be brought into the m ... More >>
Over the next couple of weeks, Backbeat will feature some Top Ten lists from around the Village Voice Media chain. Click here for previous year-in-review coverage from Backbeat and VVM. Any knucklehead with DSL and a laptop can now make an electronic track. With a half hour of clicking and fiddlin ... More >>
Sunday, January 20, hi-dive, 720-570-4500.
Is this high school coming-of-ager quirky for good or evil? The answer�s...debatable.
Her Mystery Not of High Heels and Eye Shadow (Vapor)
For better or for worse, Lost and Delirious lives up to its name.
The AUTONO's Chuck Snow launches the Lazy Spacemen -- and gives the music business another go.
The banjo champion makes music that's finger-pickin' good.
Keep those CDs a-coming.
July 15 - 21, 1999
Cubanismo! makes music in high Fidelity.
Michael Colin on the current operation of Phantazmorgasm.


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FP's Situation Report: Remembering the Boston Marathon bombing one year later
CIA chief quietly visits Ukraine; a top Marine touches the military benefits third rail; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: The hunt for missing Flight 370 goes underwater
KKK links in Kansas shootings; U.S. diplomatic 'brain drain' in Afghanistan; Career anxiety at West Point; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Dems getting restless on Syria
Obama at Fort Hood; Hagel comes home; A dangerous legacy in Afg; The effort to build the Iron Man suit; Party like a four-star; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: How Washington turned its back on Darfur
Hagel in Beijing and a U.S.-China divide exposed; Fears of extremism and ethnic violence in Africa; Can you laugh at the military?; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: State, Pentagon clash over Syria intervention
USAID contractor announces a hunger strike in Havana; Another is arrested in Afg; Gun control an issue at the DoD; What do artists, bug splats and the drone war have in common?; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: On FP, the disturbing story of the U.N.'s failed peacekeeping mission in Darfur
A runoff likely in Afg., but election a signal of smoother relations; Hagel to send destroyers to Asia; LT says: "your soldiers will amaze you;" and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: A runoff likely, but election a signal of smoother relations
Hagel to send destroyers to Asia; Today he's in Beijing; Reciprocation problems with China; LT says: "your soldiers will amaze you;" and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Connecting the wrong dots on PTSD and Fort Hood
Karzai's got hand; Hagel is headed to Japan; Ash Carter to start talking; Iraqi wants the U.S. to take a stand; Carl Mundy, Jr. dies; and a bit more.
A Troubled Narrative
Post-traumatic stress is a concern for veterans, but it's not the whole story.
FP's Situation Report: Another insider attack raises new questions at Fort Hood
Profiler: "not snapping behavior;" MRAPs to Pakistan; The nuances of hiring "heroes;" No BOGs: How America can shape the world; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Breedlove to FP: a need to rethink U.S. posture in Europe
Kerry was against Pollard's release before he was for it; Hagel to meet with Malaysian counterpart; Is a U.S. sub already on the hunt for 370?; CMC takes notice of an op-Ed; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Russian troops pull back but what does it mean?
Hagel is wheels up for Hawaii, Asia; Hagel: who thinks tobacco is still healthy?; SitRep reaches 100,000 readers; George Little gets a promotion; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Only measured success on Ukraine political talks
Denny Blair to Sasakawa; Breedlove back to Europe; Why Asia Pacific countries are scared to share; Weapons spending creeps upward; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: An invasion of Ukraine increasingly likely, intel sources say
Hagel to speechify on cybersecurity today; HRC's Burma problem; Mabus: why Cruz is wrong on "algae fuels;" Why Air Force spouses will smile this weekend; and a bit more.
Vladimir Channels the Gipper
Putin's rationale for invading Crimea sounds a lot like Reagan's for invading Grenada.
FP's Situation Report: U.S. quietly imposes more sanctions on Russia
Crimea crisis awakens an anemic NATO; Egypt's Gen. Sisi throws his hat in the ring; Petty Officer Mayo was a hero; Why will 1,892 flags to be planted on the Mall today?; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Militants in Syria raise Western fears
Hagel hires an ethics officer; Sub exercises in the Arctic; The North goes ballistic; Snowden scores; Taliban victories overrated; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: U.S. to open spigot of assistance to Syria
A shooting in Norfolk; Why the malware market is thriving; The challenge of finding the black box; Will Sinclair retire as a one-star?; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: Syria blocks aid
Chances of war in Ukraine grow; A scramble for intel; Vets storm the Hill today; More troops to get Kony; Sardar Ahmad's final story: about a lion on a roof; and a bit more.
The Lies American Jihadists Tell Themselves
On faking blackness, dickriders, basic training, and the sad fabulist and wannabe-warrior-of-Islam, Nicholas Teausant.
FP's Situation Report: Sinclair gets no jail time, midshipman acquitted
McCain on Putin's sanctions; Can the Army handle the truth?; Pentagon bets on no sequester; Obama WH cuts Penty program for Ukraine; and a bit more.
Exclusive: Army Squared Off With Budweiser Over Controversial Super Bowl Ad
A popular commercial honored the return of a U.S. soldier from Afghanistan. So how did it get so ugly behind the scenes?
FP's Situation Report: Pentagon to announce review of awards
What Pakistan knew about bin Laden; Rasmussen to FP: Will Russia stop there?; DOD to send troops to Libya; No "Step Nine" for Boogie; What up with the Pentagon library?; and a bit more.
FP's Situation Report: DOD report undermines Army position on intel system
Could the Navy Yard shooting have been avoided?; A Sinclair morality play; A "Chilly Rivalry?" with Russia; A class act leaves the Pentagon; and a bit more.
Exclusive: Pentagon Withholds Internal Report About Flawed $2.7 Billion Intel Program
Why won't senior officials show Congress evidence of a cheaper, off-the-shelf alternative to the military's Afghan battlefield needs?
FP's Situation Report: SEALs board a tanker
Hagel considers non-lethal aide to Ukraine, but the Pentagon's options are limited; Terrain masking: Did Flight 370 fly at 5,000 feet? Clancy predicted Crimea; Sinclair to plead guilty to lesser charges; and a bit more.
Agent Provocateur
Meet the little-known senator who's waging war on the CIA.
The Day After
Crimea has voted to secede from Ukraine. The Obama administration is warning Russia not to annex the breakaway region. What happens if Vladimir Putin does so anyway?
Chicken Kiev
Will Russia risk an all-out invasion of Ukraine?
Who Lost Europe?
How the standoff in Ukraine could split NATO and kill the Asia pivot.


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DescriptionABOUT NGIN WORKPLACE
NGIN aims to provide the best work experience for entrepreneurs. Our mission is to:
Foster vibrant international business communities for our customers by offering unique workspaces and personalized services;
Connect foreign companies with the local community and local companies with the global markets; and
Take exceptional care of our customers in the workplace, allowing them to focus entirely on their core business and surpass their expected goals
We are working to build a sustainable business network of successful business people
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ResponsibilitiesThe main responsibilities include:
Proactively solicit and handle sales opportunities with affinity and corporate customers.
Build and strengthen relationships with existing and new customers to enable future bookings. Activities include sales calls, entertainment, trade shows, etc.
Finalize and upsell catering arrangements.
Solicit and book meetings, conferences and catered corporate and social events.
Develop relationships within community to strengthen and expand customer base for sales opportunities.
Understand the overall market - competitors' strengths and weaknesses, economic trends, supply and demand etc. and know how to sell against them.
Create written and verbal presentations effectively.
Create remarkable content for blog; maintain and consistently develop social media strategy; create and develop marketing plans to support member growth
Create bi-weekly reports with analytics on traffic, hits, views, and other important metrics for each individual social media platform and marketing campaign
Improve our internal/external email marketing through content and a/b testing.
Work closely with the sales team on campaigns to drive specific conversions around goals.
4-year bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Marketing, Hotel and Restaurant Management, or related major.
5 years experience in traditional or digital marketing, communications, sales, or related professional area.
Extensive Boston Area customer base that can be called upon for new business.
Strong background in and experience with email marketing platforms, like Sailthru or MailChimp; and online marketing platforms, like AdWords
Excellent understanding of web analytics, conversion rates, funnels; and ability to create, execute, and measure marketing campaigns
Strong background in events and catering including weddings, galas, and conferences with knowledge of corporate events.
Passion for staying current with trends and tactics in marketing and technology
RequirementsTHE NGIN CANDIDATE: INBOUND MARKETING TO DRIVE SALES
As we grow both locally and internationally, we are looking to add talented members to our team. We are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to serve as our Inbound Marketing Lead to help strengthen our brand awareness and drive customers into our space to sign up.
The Inbound Marketing Lead is someone who consistently and constantly remains hungry for more connections, both online and off. We are looking for an individual who is passionate about building an online community and engaging with it; as well as building and maintaing lasting in-person and online relationships. The ideal Inbound Marketing Lead is organized and great at managing multiple projects, such as campaigns across various social media, but also events involving our space. He or she will work closely with the Community Manager to plan these events and ensure that they are at maximum planned capacity. The ultimate goal of the IML is help to keep the space filled with as few gaps in rental time as possible, and the least amount spent on marketing.
The ideal Inbound Marketing Lead is a strong communicator who enjoys networking and building new relationships. He or she should always seek to promote the brand and drive customers to the space, either through events or personal connections. He or she is a creative individual who can think outside the box in terms of developing new campaigns and finding strategies to bring in new customers. He or she also has a strong understanding of the tools available on the web for measuring and tracking the success of any planned events or campaigns regarding the brand.
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Self-starter with a history of meeting and exceeding sales goals; fast and efficient worker in an even faster-paced environment.


text: Attorneys: 3 of 'San Antonio 4' to soon go free Share This: AP 11/18/2013 5:06:40 PM (AP) Attorneys: 3 of 'San Antonio 4' to soon go freeSAN ANTONIOThe attorney for three of four San Antonio women imprisoned for sexually assaulting two girls in 1994 says the women will soon go free.Mike Ware said in court Monday that an agreement would go forward to allow the "San Antonio 4" to be released on bond. Ware said the women would be released from jail later Monday. The fourth was paroled last year.Prosecutor Rico Valdez confirmed the acceptance of the agreement.Both sides agree that the women's convictions for sexually assaulting two girls cannot stand due to faulty expert testimony.The expert said during the 1998 trials that vaginal injuries sustained by a 9-year-old girl could have been caused by an assault. Attorneys say that testimony has been discredited. One girl has also recanted her testimony.


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KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Not many fans of the Komets actually get to experience playing in Kalamazoo and Toledo, cities known for their hockey history and for their hatred of Fort Wayne.
Lincoln Kaleigh Schrock, who grew up in Fort Wayne and is in his fourth season as a member of the team, has finally been getting to experience that, though.
I had never been here for a game (before this season), if you can believe it, Schrock said, after the Komets' 6-5 victory at Wings Stadium on Saturday. I had heard a lot about it, and I had heard (Bob Chase) announce games from here on the radio. But I had never seen it in person and it's a fun place to play.
Schrock helped the Komets to the IHL championship in 2010, but that was the season after Kalamazoo abruptly and controversially defected to join the ECHL, leaving the closely situated rival Komets behind.
Fort Wayne and Kalamazoo had played from 1972 to 1999 and 2000 to 2009.
I had missed out on this rivalry my first three years on the team, but now it's fun, said Schrock, whose Komets are 1-1-1 against Kalamazoo, including 1-0-1 at Wings Stadium.
Schrock and the Komets played in the CHL from 2009 to last spring, when they won the championship and then decided to join the ECHL, which also had Toledo, a hated rival of the Komets from 1952 to 1986 in the original IHL.
The Komets won the only meeting so far this season between the teams – 4-3 on Friday night at Toledo – which conjured up some memories for Schrock, who played his junior hockey for the Toledo IceDiggers of the North American Hockey League.
We played in a much smaller building than (the Huntington Center) or the (now-razed) Toledo Sports Arena; it was called the Ice House, the Bryan Smolinski' Ice House, Schrock said, referring to the former NHL player who grew up in Genoa, Ohio.
And I played alongside (future Komets) Eric Giosa and Bobby Phillips, actually, in Toledo.
Schrock has one assist and 24 penalty minutes for the Komets (5-2-1), who are on their first three-game winning streak in the ECHL and play Wednesday morning at Toledo in a school appreciation game.
Fort Wayne's Colin Chaulk is on a five-game point-scoring streak, while Brandon Marino was tied for fifth in the 23-team ECHL with 14 points heading into Sunday.
The Komets, who are 3-0-1 on the road, trail Cincinnati (6-0-2) by three points for first place in the North Division.
Notes: Former Komets forward Justin Hodgman is one of the leading scorers in the Kontinental Hockey League, the Russian circuit stocked with NHL players because of the lockout. Despite limited ice time, he has eight goals and 19 points in 22 games for Metallurg Magnitogorsk. Hodgman scored the triple-overtime Game 7 winner in the 2008 IHL finals and was named Playoff MVP.


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for my needs, the simplicity of working with tools i know (mysql queries and joomla and php) far outweighed all of the features i found cumbersome in the commercial products. plotalot is 128K download and the others are bloatware over 500M (3000x bigger) requiring servers and workstation code and jvm's and .net and odbc drivers that were fragile. crystal dashboards even requires microsoft excel. who do they sell that stuff too?
plotalot just works, fits like a glove into a joomla app and is totally customizable with php and SQL. THANKS for offering it at this price (and thanks to google for the free charting apis that make it possible).
is there a paid/pro version perhaps were you can remove the logonradius link?
the redirection on logon and logoff (which interestingly is defined in the plugin, not the module), doesn't seem to work in a 2 level menu.
i select the menu item to go to but when i logon, it tries to go to telluride.skyrun.com/about-skyrun/about-skyrun/property-manager (note the two 'about-skyrun's which cause a 404).
and logging off seems to go to the logIN vs. the logout page defined... fix that and 5-stars for sure (so i put on the 5-stars anticipating the fix ;-)
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We have white label and other premium features available, however only for our earlu adopters right now. We are also working towards launching standard packages soon and will be taking it out of private beta phase.
Regarding the redirection issue, we are not aware of this issue. But our engineering team will investigate further. We would really appreciate if you could please provide more details by sending us an email to firstname.lastname@example.com We will definitely fix it in next release.
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Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton nudes no longer to display in art gallery
The artist, shockingly, has reversed his decision.
The artist, shockingly, has reversed his decision.
The photos were leaked Wednesday night.
It's opening in St. Petersburg, Fla., in October.
Not just celebs are at risk, she says.
Some are blaming the victims, while others point fingers at the hackers.
"Social media and the Internet has prevented me from putting myself out there like that."
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NASHVILLE -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam easily outdistanced GOP rivals Ron Ramsey and Bill Gibbons in fundraising during the last half of 2009, according to figures released by their respective campaigns.
Ramsey and Gibbons campaign officials, however, said their messages are resonating more with GOP primary voters.
Figures disclosed by Knoxville Mayor Haslam indicate the candidate hauled in $1.86 million between July 1 and Jan. 15, bringing his overall fundraising total to $5,737,583.46.
That compares with $1.42 million raised during the July 1-Jan. 15 period by Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, the Senate speaker. That brings his total to $2,756,642, according to the campaign.
Shelby County District Attorney Gibbons' campaign, meanwhile, said it raised about $640,000, which would bring his overall total to about $1.05 million.
Gubernatorial candidates have until Monday to file their year-end supplemental reports with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance, a state oversight agency.
John Crisp, a spokesman for the fourth major GOP candidate, U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp, R-Tenn., declined to release figures for the Chattanooga lawmaker. Democrats Jim Kyle, Kim McMillan and Mike McWherter also did not release campaign fundraising figures.
In a news release, the Haslam campaign said the Knoxville mayor smashed through previous statewide records by raising $5.73 million from more than 7,300 contributions during the first year of his candidacy. The mayor, whose family has long been prominent in GOP fundraising circles, called the financial support "humbling."
"Our message of growing and retaining jobs, conservative budget management and putting education on the right track is connecting in all corners of the state, and we won't stop now," Mayor Haslam said.
But Ramsey adviser Brad Todd said while Mayor Haslam leads in fundraising, Lt. Gov. Ramsey has raised enough to be competitive. He has $2.35 million in cash on hand to help him weather a ban on fundraising during the legislative session absent a change in the law.
"Despite his (Haslam's) fundraising success, his campaign has thus far not caught on with the Republican primary voters across the state," Mr. Todd said. "The question is which candidate has proven they can be governor on Day 1, that they can put conservative principles into action."
He said Lt. Gov. Ramsey is the only candidate "who's passed that test."
Neither Mr. Haslam nor Mr. Gibbons released cash on hand figures on Saturday.
On the money
Gubernatorial fundraising: July 1, 2009-Jan. 15, 2010:
* Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam -- $1.86 million
* Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey -- $1.42 million
* Shelby County DA Bill Gibbons -- $640,000
Gibbons communications manager Bonny Kinney said Mr. Gibbons is "running a stronger campaign" than Mr. Haslam.
"While we are persistent in building our fundraising effort, we believe that the most important factor is whether our message hits the target, not the number of shots fired," Ms. Kinney said.
In a slap at Mr. Haslam, who is independently wealthy, Ms. Kinney said, "We may not have the wealth of other candidates for governor, but our campaign continues to build traction by addressing the needs of Tennesseans. We are confident our momentum on the issues will prevail."
Haslam spokesman Dave Smith said the campaign is "pleased with the record number of financial supporters as well as the 1,100 grass-roots/community leaders that have helped us organize in every county across the state."
It is clear, he said, the Tennesseans are "looking for true executive experience and resonate with Bill's focus on job creation, education reform and conservative fiscal management."
Andy Sher is a Nashville-based staff writer covering Tennessee state government and politics for the Times Free Press. A Washington correspondent from 1999-2005 for the Times Free Press, Andy previously headed up state Capitol coverage for The Chattanooga Times, worked as a state Capitol reporter for The Nashville Banner and was a contributor to The Tennessee Journal, among other publications. Andy worked for 17 years at The Chattanooga Times covering police, health care, county government, ...
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Norman A. Roy
MANVILLE- Norman A. Roy, 82, of Gousy St., Manville, died Monday evening at home surrounded by his family. He was the loving husband of Violette L. (Bourget) Roy. They were married on February 13, 1954.
Born in Manville, he was a son of the late Alfred and Eva (Janvier) Roy and remained a proud lifelong resident of his hometown.
Mr. Roy was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
In his early years he was employed at the Quonset Naval Shipyard.
H. Louise
BELLINGHAM, MA- H. Louise Courchesne, born Hilda Louise Nicholson on January 26, 1918 in Milford, Massachusetts to John Nicholson and Hilda Jane Chegwidden-Nicholson, died May 31st at the age of 93. She was the beloved aunt of Roger Tessier and his wife Rosemary of Bellingham, MA; her cherished great-niece Danielle Tessier and her great-great niece Ava Tessier both of Penobscot, ME.
Carolyn C.
PITTSFIELD, MAINE- Carolyn C. (Shatney-Debay) Chadbourne, 81, formerly of Bellingham, Massachusetts, died, Wednesday, May 25, 2011, in Pittsfield.
The family will receive friends from 2:00-3:00pm, with the funeral service immediately following at 3:00pm, Wednesday, June 1, 2011, at the Shorey-Nichols Funeral Home, 191 Hartland Avenue, Pittsfield. Interment will follow at the Village Cemetery, Peltoma Avenue, Pittsfield. Shorey-Nichols Funeral Home, Pittsfield
WOONSOCKET – Kristen Rodrigues spun a complete game four-hitter as Mount St. Charles climbed back over the .500 mark courtesy of Tuesday's 4-1 win over La Salle Academy.
The Mounties improve to 9-8 in Division I-North with one game remaining, Saturday at home against Smithfield.
Rodrigues collected four strikeouts while walking no one. Taylor Messier finished 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored while Emily Hendricks went 3-for-4 with one run and one RBI. Hannah Gardella delivered a RBI double in the second inning.
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The high school baseball outfits hailing from Lincoln, Tolman and Woonsocket find themselves in an enviable position – at home, serving as the higher seed in the opening round of the double elimination, regional playoffs, which cuts four ways with four teams comprising each group.
The real key as baseball's second season gets under way is not specifically tied to home-field advantage. In the case of a double-elimination format, it's about starting out on the right foot. Win on Wednesday and wait until Friday before resuming the March to McCoy Stadium. That's called the easy road.
Steve Hyder, the radio voice of the Pawtucket Red Sox, left, joins Call/Times sports writer Brendan McGair after McGair received the Rhode Island Sportswriter of the Year for 2010 from the National Sports writers and Sportcasters Association at the 2011 Awards ceremony in Salisbury, North Carolina on May, 16, 2011. Hyder was named the Co-Sportscaster of the year along with Steve McDonald, the voice of URI football and men's basketball. A 2003 graduate of Providence College, McGair started working at the Pawtucket Times in Jan. 2005.
WOONSOCKET — The city found out it was continuing to pay the health insurance premiums of dead people after double-checking its eligibility lists in an effort to identify wasteful spending.
The recertification of the eligibility list was intended to identify precisely those sorts of problems, said Mayor Leo T. Fontaine, who ordered the process several weeks ago.
Todd J. Lacey
BURRILLVILLE- Todd J. Lacey, 46, resident of Woodstock, CT, died Saturday, May 21, 2011 at Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket.
Born in Providence, he was the son of Laurel (Loguercio) Lacey of Pascoag and the late Raymond Lacey.
Todd worked as a yardman at the former Remington Lumber of Oakland and worked in construction as a roofer.
He is survived by one son, Kyle Lacey of Brooklyn, CT, one brother, Raymond Lacey of Clearwater, FL and two sisters, Laurie Gibeau-Paul of Pascoag and Kelly D'Angelo of Chepachet.
Blanche A.
WOONSOCKET- Blanche A. (Dussault) Sutherland 103, died Monday in the Friendly Home. She was the wife of the late Lucien Sutherland.
She was born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Hughes and Marie (Mandeville) Dussault.
Mrs. Sutherland was a homemaker, and raised eight children.


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Product Information
Protect your car's interior from playful paws with this versatile and durable door guard!
Why We Love It:
We love the great quality and protection this door guard provides! The Kurgo Car Door Guard is easy to install, waterproof, and fully-adjustable. The shield attaches with simple tabs that slide between your window and door panel. Storage pockets keep everything organized and tidy while the textured rubber base protects your door from scratches.
Sizing Information:
Height: 18"
Width: Adjustable from 23"-28"