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By Richard Deitsch Late BMX legend Dave Mirra suffered from CTE Late BMX legend Dave Mirra suffered from CTE Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports As the Mailbag celebrates 10 years, realignment talk still leads the way by Stewart Mandel Twitter Facebook Email Posted: Wed May 9, 2012 Once upon a time, in a world before Twitter, blogs and 14-team football conferences, there was this novel thing called "the offseason." Weeks would pass with no college football news of consequence save for the occasional police-blotter item. Schools didn't hop conferences every other month, commissioners didn't suddenly resign and coaches didn't get into motorcycle crashes with their mistresses. Any talk of a four-team playoff was purely the stuff of fantasy.One of the reasons I launched the Mailbag in the spring of 2003 was to help alleviate the boredom of those long months until kickoff. Why not bide the idle time discussing Brock Berlin's potential and John Navarre's Heisman hopes (real topics from the debut 'bag)?Obviously, the climate has changed significantly. As we kick off the Mailbag's 10th season, there is no shortage of offseason news to discuss. Two years ago it was the possibility of the Pac-16 and USC's sanctions; last year Jim Tressel, Willie Lyles and SEC expansion. This year we've already got a lot to catch up on, and Playoff Watch figures to continue well into the summer.But I also like to have some fun with this column, and this year, some of that fun is going to center around the aforementioned 10-year milestone in the form of a "greatest hits" component -- though "hits" won't always be the appropriate description. I'll look back on a random question-and-answer from a prior year that proved either eerily prophetic or regrettably off-base. Please feel free to put that Google bar or SI Vault to use and submit nominees. Ideally, these flashbacks won't be too specific to a given week or season but rather more evergreen, perhaps even so timeless that I could answer them again.As an example: Let's take a look back at the second topic from that debut Mailbag (and please, spare me the snipes about the horrifically schlubby, pre-LASIK headshot). It's hard to believe that something written nine years ago could remain so timely today:It took nine years, but that future is (mostly) here, Okinawa Marine. (I've long since stricken the use of pseudonyms in this space.)Anyway, you get the idea. Have some fun with it. But also keep sending original questions germane to the present. And as always, remember: Concise, profanity-free e-mails that don't include the words "How do you think [Favorite Team] will do this season?" stand the best chance for publication.Away we go.Hey Stewart, I'm curious to see what you're more excited for next season: the slew of new Pac-12 coaches or the new layout of the SEC and Big 12?-- Kyle C., OmahaI'm certainly eager for the Pac-12 debuts of Mike Leach and Rich Rodriguez and intrigued by the start of the Jim L. Mora era in Westwood. (I'd be lying if I said I'm counting down the days until Todd Graham leads ASU out of the tunnel.) Meanwhile, less than a year ago, I was pretty adamant that the SEC would rue the day it diluted a perfectly good product by adding two second-tier programs with limited national appeal. But Mike Slive's master plan must be working, because every time I look at the 2012 early-season schedule I find myself circling Sept. 8, when Georgia visits Missouri and Florida plays at Texas A&M. I can't wait. It makes absolutely no sense.Maybe it's the fact that there have been far sillier geographic alignments since (like Boise in the Big East), or maybe I've just had more time to absorb the idea of Alabama playing a conference game in College Station. Whatever the case, I'm absolutely fascinated to see it all play out. As for the Big 12, I don't think I'll get the chills the first time Oklahoma visits Fort Worth or Morgantown, but how can you not be intrigued at the football side of it? Have you tried forecasting that conference's standings this season? It's impossible. The Sooners will inevitably go in as preseason favorites, but teams two through six -- Oklahoma State, Texas, Kansas State, TCU and West Virginia -- are virtually inseparable in my mind. That round-robin slate is going to be brutal, particularly for the defenses.Some of the sizzle from these new conference lineups will likely fade once the teams start playing the games. I was there for Nebraska's first Big Ten game in Madison last October. After a month of buildup, the historic significance went out the window around the time Russell Wilson or Montee Ball scored their second or third touchdown each. Similarly, once the novelty wears off, I'm sure I will tune into a Missouri or A&M SEC game in October and think, "What was the point of this again?" I may well be steaming mad come Thanksgiving when I'm force-fed Texas-TCU instead of UT-A&M. But Georgia-Missouri? For some reason it can't get here soon enough.After that I'll start watching Washington State games every week.How is the Arkansas job viewed nationally? After watching what Bobby Petrino has done in the past four years, the U of A shouldn't have to settle for an up-and-comer, not to mention the new football complex and pending stadium renovation. Arkansas has the resources to compete with the best. Toss out some possible names you think would accept the challenge of becoming the next head coach of U of A. I don't consider John L. Smith a viable candidate due to his ties to Petrino.-- Jamie Smith, Vilonia, Ark.Arkansas should have little problem attracting a high-caliber coach, if for no other reason than this: Petrino was one of the 10 highest-paid coaches in the country, making $3.5 million a season. Since the school did not have to pay Petrino a buyout, AD Jeff Long can presumably afford to throw a similar amount at the next guy. And plenty of candidates will look favorably upon a high-paying SEC head-coaching job at a program that's shown recently it can win at a high level.Unfortunately, as of now, there's no Urban Meyer or Leach sitting there for the taking like there was last offseason. The best bets for currently unemployed coaches are Phillip Fulmer (who wouldn't excite the fan base), Butch Davis (scarred by UNC's infractions) and Mike Bellotti (who's shown minimal enthusiasm to date about returning to the sidelines). And because I'm no fan of hiring NFL coaches, I'm not going to bother throwing out the obligatory Jon Gruden reference. (Unfortunately, I just did.) I can't say for certain whether any of these sitting college head coaches would "accept the challenge," because they're pretty happy where they are, but Long should at least make a run at Gary Patterson, Chris Petersen and Art Briles. If Tommy Tuberville finally has a good season at Texas Tech he could work his way into the mix, as could native son Gus Malzahn if he has a great first season at Arkansas State.I was in Boise recently and the local chatter was that with the BCS dropping the AQ concept and the apparent demise of the WAC, where Boise was playing all sports but football, the Broncos would stay in the Mountain West. The only thing keeping them in the Big East is television dollars. Is the new look Big East really going to get a much sweeter TV deal than the Mountain West? It seems the media markets are similar, as are the national reputations of the respective teams.|-- Scott F., Portland, Ore.I don't believe Boise will go back, but if it does, the issue of where to place its other sports will be a more pressing reason than AQ status. You may not believe it, but the Big East, even in its depleted state, will fetch a hefty payday when its TV contract comes up this fall. Television networks covet live sporting events because of the DVR factor, and the Big East stands to provide a lucky network or networks with a massive amount of inventory (with 12 teams in 2013), some very attractive television markets (Philadelphia, Houston, Dallas, Orlando) and an extremely popular multi-day event, the Big East basketball tournament. With multiple bidders (ESPN, Fox, NBC) likely to drive up the price, TV consultant Neal Pilson told the New York Times this week that the league could approach or exceed the ACC's $155 million annual deal with ABC/ESPN. Contrast that to the Mountain West, which is getting a measly $12 million a year from its current partners in a deal that's locked in through 2016.But the issue with the other sports is a real concern. Even if the WAC manages to rebuild, it will probably rank among the lower tier of the 31 Division I conferences. The Mountain West is adamant that it will only take Boise back as an all-sports member. The Big West already passed on Boise once, taking San Diego State's strong basketball program instead. Presumably Boise will make another run at that league (which will discuss expansion again next week) but it doesn't have much to offer. The MWC may be its only appealing fallback. But with so much potential new Big East revenue on the table, I have to imagine Boise will find a way to make it work.When are people going to realize that Lane Kiffin has only succeeded due to his father's presence? Without Monte Kiffin, Lane Kiffin would be unemployed like the rest of us.-- Rob, Portland, Ore.Did you send this e-mail in 2009 and it only now reached me?USC's 10-2 team last season had a significantly higher-rated offense (21st) than defense (54th), and that's not likely to change this year with the presence of Matt Barkley, Robert Woods and Marqise Lee. If anything, one might argue it's the other way around.With all the heat coming down on the NFL over concussions, do you see college football taking any greater measures toward player safety like Greg Schiano's push to eliminate kickoffs?-- Brandon Mettler, Austin, TexasWe better hope so. Concerns over player safety at all levels of football are going to greatly intensify over the coming years due to increased media scrutiny, advances in science and eye-opening tragedies like Junior Seau's. Some alarmists like acclaimed author Malcolm Gladwell and acclaimed author-turned-professional hothead Buzz Bissinger are skipping ahead to the most extreme possible outcome and arguing college football should be banned entirely. Fortunately, more level-headed parties are exploring the topic in a more constructive manner. Last week the Fiesta Bowl hosted a summit panel on concussions, moderated by NCAA president Mark Emmert and featuring four leading experts in the field. According to ESPN.com's Ted Miller, the attendees included Stanford coach David Shaw, Wisconsin's Brett Bielema, Texas Tech's Tuberville and UTEP's Mike Price.The NCAA made one minor related rule-change for this season, moving kickoffs from the 30 to the 35-yard line and rewarding touchbacks by moving them from the 20 to the 25. When I tweeted this news a couple months back, the reaction was almost universally negative, with fans lamenting the likely reduction in the number of ever-exciting long kick returns. That's a huge part of the problem. Cutting down on life-altering health consequences for the players is far more important than our viewing enjoyment. If it can be conclusively proven that eliminating the kickoff would have a discernible effect on long-term injuries, then by all means, do it. But ultimately, a rule tweak here or there is not going to make as big a difference as greater awareness of the symptoms and effects of head injuries and improved medical treatment, both of which are already well underway at the college level but need to progress earnestly and quickly.Obviously college football will never be injury-proof. But as Every Day Should be Saturday points out, the same holds true for a lot of things.The Pac-12 and the 10-team Big 12 currently play nine-game conference schedules. The ACC will move to a nine-game schedule once Pitt and Syracuse are aboard, the Big Ten as well in 2017. The SEC currently seems content to stick with an eight-game schedule, despite the obvious headaches that creates in a 14-team league. Just curious on your thoughts about what the SEC should do with its schedule?-- Brian, Dickson, Tenn.The SEC is the last major holdout left on the nine-game train, but so far there's very little support within the conference to change that stance. It's understandable. The current setup has been working pretty darn well for that league. Every team gets to play as many home games as possible, and it's obviously yet to work against them in the national championship race. As long as pollsters continue to perceive the SEC's eight-game slate as tougher than everyone else's regardless of the number of games, and reward it accordingly, why change?But it will be interesting to see whether the as-yet undecided parameters for the forthcoming four-team playoff force the league's hand. One of the reasons I adamantly oppose restricting the field to conference champions is the inequity by which leagues crown their champions, not just from conference to conference but within each conference. For instance, Alabama this season misses two potential top 10 teams from the East, Georgia and South Carolina. Yet if the Tide go 11-1 again, their 11-1 record will undoubtedly be viewed more favorably than nearly any other team's 11-1 record, even though the entire Big 12 will not only play an extra league game but may well play more Top 25 opponents.Whatever new selection system emerges will almost certainly place more emphasis on an objective strength-of-schedule metric. If, heaven forbid, an SEC team ever misses out on a playoff berth due to its schedule, the league will go to nine games the next day.Regarding your column about John Marinatto's resignation, you are ignoring a key piece of the puzzle in saying that school presidents should not be involved in the decision making of the conferences: This is COLLEGE football. Hundreds of millions are at stake. It is their job to be involved in these sorts of decisions.-- Mark, Madison, Wis.Of course college presidents should be "involved in" conference decisions. I never said they shouldn't. In fact they should have final approval on all matters (which they do). But presidents don't spend all day, every day immersed in the world of college athletics. Most don't fully understand the greater landscape beyond their campus. How could they? That's why, in theory, they entrust a hired commissioner (and conference staff) to do the legwork and make recommendations. Conferences like the Big Ten, SEC and (recently) the Pac-12 are so stable and fruitful because they follow the lead of their commissioner and athletics director.However, in the Big East's case, John Marinatto failed to garner full support from his presidents, and they in turn made his job that much harder. There have been many great nuggets the last couple of days from various reporters about the extent of dysfunction in that conference. One of my favorites: According to Brett McMurphy of CBSSports.com, USF president Judy Genshaft continually blocked the Big East from inviting UCF last year, because, you know, USF hates UCF. At a time when the league sorely needed to fortify its football lineup, a successful program with pristine new facilities sitting in the league's existing footprint was readily available, and one spiteful president prevented it. Months later, Syracuse and Pitt bolted. Around the same time, the presidents shot down Marinatto's recommendation to accept ESPN's reported nine-year, $1.4 billion contract proposal. That of course backfired spectacularly, leaving Marinatto to undertake a massive rebuilding effort, which, of course, wound up including UCF.Think of a conference as an NFL team, and the presidents as the owners. All owners have last word on key decisions, but most trust their general managers/coaches to do what's best for the club. Others, like Jerry Jones, meddle, make bad draft choices, give out excessive free-agent contracts -- then fire the GM and coach when things predictably don't work out. That's what just happened in the Big East.I bought your book, Bowls, Polls, and Tattered Souls: Tackling the Chaos and Controversy that Reign Over College Football, and loved reading it. Now, just under five years after you released it, how dated does this book feel today?-- Stephen, ChicagoCertainly the sport has changed dramatically in five years, yet many of the recurring themes endure. In 2007, Notre Dame was coming off consecutive BCS berths under Charlie Weis. Obviously, the end of that chapter is now incredibly dated. The conference realignment chapter might as well be scrapped entirely. And the NFL chapter regrettably begins with bewilderment over Matt Leinart's draft-day plunge. On the other hand, the opening-chapter discussion about the politics of the BCS is all the more relevant today as the various parties go about changing it. The polls are just as mind-numbing as ever, the Heisman race is full of all the same fallacies, recruiting is full of all the same hyperbole. And that chapter "Everybody Cheats -- Just Not My School" gained a lot of new material the last couple of years.I think we're going to see much the same dichotomy with these forthcoming Mailbag flashbacks. College football is at a crossroads, stuck between trying to preserve traditions and embrace innovation. I don't know whether the sport will be better or worse 10 years from now, but it will definitely be different. And I look forward to continuing to chart those developments along with you in this space.We're going to go every other week until we get farther into summer, so the next Mailbag will appear May 23. Fire off those e-mails. Comments


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Love it! This rainy Sunday is perfect for some Bauhaus or Deep!
Bauhaus frontman Peter Murphy in a 1980s TV ad for Maxell cassettes. Press the eject and give me the tape?
Bauhaus frontman Peter Murphy in a 1980s TV ad for Maxell cassettes. Press the eject and give me the tape?
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Love it! This rainy Sunday is perfect for some Bauhaus or Deep!
As far as CDs and Floppy Disks, you never went wrong with a Maxell disk…
I was too cheap back then to buy Maxell cassettes to record my Commodore VIC-20/64 programs on.
The interesting thing is, Murphy actually pitched that ad when he was an advertising exec (something he did before and after Bauhaus).
It is always a little weird when you find out your rock stars have day jobs…when I was in the industry, it was always weird knowing friends who made it big still were hanging on to their old job just in case things didn't work. Or to stay sane when things did.
Yes, but what did Brian Eno do before and after science?
I have to ask, I have never heard about Peter being an "advertising exec" in all these years of being a fan. Can you corroborate?
The thing I heard was that his 'side job' was actually part of the reason the band broke up, but that Murphy tries to distance his musical personae from his advertising one. Or at least did. A few years ago, he recorded a series of cover songs that were intended to be drop in replacements, for artists that didn't really care for their music to be used in advertising (i.e., if you own the mechanical rights, but not the writing rights, you can restrict your sound recordings from being used — but you can't stop someone else from recording a sound alike…eerrrr…a sounds similar…you can still get sued if you make it sound TOO MUCH like the original).
I know he did a John Lennon commercial for Chase a few years back, and then rerecorded a full version of it for his fans. Regardless of what he may say, the track for the commercial far precedes the full — and was only about 45 seconds of music designed specifically for the ad.
Back to the story, what I heard was that he was actually in on the pitch for the Maxell ad and had never intended to be the actual model. They liked the set up enough that they decided to use it as is for the European market, but when it came to America, decided to get a real 'actor' to do this campaign.
It is always a little weird when you find out your rock stars have day jobs…when I was in the industry, it was always weird knowing friends who made it big still were hanging on to their old job just in case things didn't work. Or to stay sane when things did.
I actually think having a day job helps with the artist endeavor. If you aren't living a life outside of music, it is really hard to having anything to create art about. It is, I think, one of the reasons so few musicians have long careers…
Kinda like Bruce Dickinson as an airline marketing manager?
Almost as good as the Tom Waits dog food commercial.
I know it seems absurd, but tapes aren't like CDs. You have to press "stop" before pressing "eject." Then I can hand you the tape. :)
"Press eject and give me the tape" is a Bauhaus reference. But you knew that, right? ;)
Didn't Maxell use the logo of the guy in the chair with his hair getting blown by wind, through the 90s?
Yes, they did. I've also seen this ad parodied on Family Guy (I think), so I thought it was pretty well-known.
I was a TDK man, myself.
And I used Elephant Memory Systems for my 5 1/4″ floppy disks, because an Elephant never forgets (unless you leave your disks lying on top of the disk drive).
that's the only commercial tom waits has ever done (apart from his song "i'll never let go of your hand" used in a commercial for feedingamerica.org)!
i love that one. butcher blends…i love that.
and as for the original post, if you were once a YSG (young suburban goth) you'd have been aware of this before :)
[procrastinating pedant]many (most?) tape players had the ejector coupled to the stop mechanism to prevent the horrible from happening[/pp]
Nice little retro robot toy. I always thought Peter Murphy was f*cking hot back then! Hair and all.
@Anon: As others have noted, "Press the Eject and Give Me the Tape" is a Bauhaus reference for their seminal 1982 album which included their popular song, "Bela Legosi's Dead" – a song which was immortalized by the David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon 1983 vampire cult classic film, "The Hunger".
I hate to be nit-picky, but 'Press The Eject And Give Me The Tape' is not a seminal album. It's a live album. 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' was Bauhaus' first single, released in 1979. And it was immortalized by being a great song which is popular in clubs to this day. It may be also be interesting for readers to know that Murphy has been a Sufi Muslim for years, after converting from Catholicism.
I always assumed he had moved to Turkey to be closer to his source, (I'm referring to poppies not God).
@skeletoncityrepeater. Thanks for being 'picky'! I appreciate the correction. :)
I think there are multiple threads mixed here. The original photograph of the "Blown Away Guy†was by Steve Steigman. Lars Anderson was the art director for the ad. The Peter Murphy commercial is derivative of what came before it.
And thus, a legend is muddled.
I had heard about this for AGES. I never bothered to look anywhere to find out if it was TRUE. I now have a new bit of certified (and useless) knowledge in my head.
And of course Blixa Bargeld's Hornbach ads
As for Mr Murphy, man, cheek bones you could cut glass with! Very hot indeed.
Wow! Never expected to see Peter Murphy on BoingBoing! Thanks so much, David, for a vintage clip of the most exquisite male face ever to grace the planet.
I was always a TDK D90/60 man myself.
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Zenit defender Domenico Criscito admitted he did not expect to miss the FIFA World Cup after he was overlooked for Italy's provisional squad.
There was no room for Criscito in Cesare Prandelli's 30-man squad on Tuesday, despite featuring in Italy's most recent match against Spain in March.
Criscito was also involved in the previous two friendlies with Nigeria and Germany in November last year, but Prandelli opted for Mattia De Sciglio (Milan), Manuel Pasqual (Fiorentina) and debutant Matteo Darmian (Torino) to fight it out for the leftback role.
Speaking to Tuttomercatoweb, a shocked Criscito did not believe plying his trade in the Russian Premier League worked against him.
"I really didn't expect it and this is a huge blow, as until the end I was in the group," said the 27-year-old, who has 22 international caps to his name.
"I don't think playing in Russia was a penalising factor, as Zenit reached the Champions League knockouts and if you reach certain targets, it's not a coincidence.
Criscito added: "I haven't heard from Cesare Prandelli. I found everything out from the television. I admit it was a huge blow.
"It's even worse than what happened two years ago, as at least then there was a reason for being excluded at the last minute.
"Now? The worst part is there was no sign I would be left out. The coach has to make his choices, I know that I did my best and I don't have to ask for an explanation from anyone."
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And Antonelli used Twitter to voice his disapproval with Prandelli's controversial code of ethics and his decision to drop the 31-year-old striker.
"You don't have the necessary requisites for this Nazionale: too ethically correct, too many appearances, too many goals, too talented! Sorry, friend," Antonelli tweeted.
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University Won't Adopt Speech Policies Until at Least FallA committee issued a draft in late May of policies designed to regulate public spaces on campus while also respecting free-speech rights.
Suit Alleging Racist Remarks by Missouri Professor DroppedBoth dismissals were at the request of the plaintiff, Fatma El-Walid, who had sought damages in excess of $25,000.
Nixon Appoints 3 New Curators to Lead University of MissouriMissouri Gov. Jay Nixon on Wednesday appointed three new members to the board of curators.
Third University of Missouri Dean Says He's Stepping DownHe's the third dean in roughly the past week to announce plans to resign.
University of Missouri System Launches Diversity AuditThe audit is one of several initiatives to address diversity and inclusion throughout the university system.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Missouri Sex-Trafficking CaseThirty-five-year-old Kenyata D. Miles pleaded guilty Monday in Jefferson City to a felony count of attempted sex trafficking.
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Linux Jobs in Edinburgh, Scotland
Jobs 1 to 14 of 14
DevOps Engineer
Role: DevOps Engineer... The Opportunity: As a DevOps Engineer you will work alongside the whole team in order to improve the product platform... Key Skills/ Experience: Experience with scripting languages such as Ruby or Python. Good experience working in a cloud environment such as AWS. Sound knowledge of Linux. Configuration...
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Net Talent
Posted: 13 hours ago
Linux Sytstems Engineer
Key Responsibilities: ** Responsible for system administration duties including server / system installation, patch management, Windows and Linux problem determination and resolution, as well as log analysis etc... ** Experience with building, configuring and administration of high availability multi-node Linux systems... ** Excellent working knowledge of virtual environments- VMWare- VCP would be a...
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Cathcart Associates Ltd
Salary: £38000 - £45000 per annumPosted: Yesterday
Software Development Professional
It is essential you have professional exposure to: Object Oriented Design techniques Java, C++, C#, Python or Ruby. Familiarity with JavaScript, Ruby, Perl or Python. Knowledge of algorithms and data structures... A track record for solving problems using machine learning. Knowledge of cloud computing and large scale, high availability distributed...
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Harvey Nash plc
Salary: Salary - Best on market with Excellent BenefitsPosted: 4 days ago
Cloud Engineer / Sysadmin / SaaS (VMware / vSphere) Edinburgh
The Technical Services Department consists of Managed Services, Field Service Engineering, Repair Centre, Warehouse and Production, Technical Support and Technical Consultancy reporting to the Director of Technical Services. As a cloud engineer / Sysadmin you need knowledge of delivering exceptional customer service both internally and externally within an IT service environment...
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Evolution Recruitment Solutions
Salary: Salary DOE + Excellent BensPosted: 2 days ago
Senior Test Analyst (Java/Python, Automation, BDD, Agile)
What you'll need to succeed To excel within this position you must have experience with the following methodologies and technologies: Agile, BDD, KANBAN Java/Python Basic T-SQL/SQL Building and maintaining test automation frameworks (preferably Cucumber) Functional and performance testing JIRA Linux You will have had good experience...
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Hays Specialist Recruitment Ltd
Rate: £350.00 - £450.00 per dayPosted: Yesterday
Unix System Administrator
Our Banking client is offering an exciting opportunity for a UNIX System Administrator to join their Edinburgh based team on an initial 6 month contract. Role Description: The role requires a Unix Administrator/Analyst with experience across a range of operating systems to work on a security improvement initiative to...
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Lorien Resourcing
Posted: 15 hours ago
Senior Systems Analyst - Cloud Infrastructure
Investment Banking/ Asset Management... Technical Environment - Cloud/IaaS, VMWare, Hyper-V... Experience within an Investment Banking or Asset Management industry would be beneficial as would work within an ITIL/DevOps environment... *VMWare, Hyper-V, HP, Cisco, Dell. *Microsoft Windows Server 2003 - 2012. *Linux. *IIS web application Servers. *Cloud Infrastructure - Azure. *...
Edinburgh -
Deerfoot IT Resources Ltd
Salary: Competitive Salary and excellent benefitsPosted: 15 days ago
Senior Systems Analyst - Build Cloud functionality!
HP, Cisco, Dell, VMWare, Hyper-V and emerging technologies) - Web / Application servers. - OS layer (particularly Windows, but also Linux) - Automation technologies. - Cloud Azure. - Scripting languages (Bash or Powershell) Senior Systems Analyst - Build Cloud functionality - Responsibilities - - Implementing and managing continuous delivery systems and methodologies. - Implementing and automating security controls, governance and...
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Informatiq Consulting
Posted: Yesterday
Senior Test Analyst - Edinburgh - 3 Months
Experience of using Automation tools (Selenium WebDriver) * Good working knowledge of Java or Python... These roles would be suitable for someone who can demonstrate experience and knowledge in a software testing environment and ideally be ISEB/ISTQB Foundation qualified. You should also be able to demonstrate an understanding of software...
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Harvey Nash plc
Posted: Yesterday
Lead Developer (J2EE, Java, Spring)
Strong understanding of J2EE toolset. * You will have knowledge of build tools (Maven or Ant) * Experience in of Test Driven Development. * Strong working knowledge of Linux OS and AWS environment. * You will have good experience of MVC frameworks and API development. * You will also have first class knowledge of Scrum/...
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Harvey Nash plc
Posted: 22 hours ago
Front End Developer
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Scottish Government
Rate: From £46,424 to £54,458 per annum Fixed Term Contract (23 months)Posted: 2 days ago
WebSphere Administrator
Fantastic opportunity for a talented WebSphere Administrator to join a market leading Retail and Investment Bank at a time of technology transformation and with large investments being made in Middleware infrastructure across the board... Every day will be a new challenge, working with a diverse variety of middleware technologies, to...
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TDA Group
Salary: £45000 - £55000 per annum + +Bonus +On-callPosted: 9 days ago
Middleware analyst
Role Title: Middleware Analyst... Role Description: The Middleware team provide support to our banking clients critical mobile banking platform, pro-actively monitoring the infrastructure to make sure that the service is always available. The platform consists of Glassfish, SoCat and Balance infrastructure on the Linux platform. As an Analyst in...
Edinburgh, Midlothian -
Lorien Resourcing
Posted: 2 days ago
Test Analyst - Non Functional - Edinburgh
Harvey Nash's client, an award-winning banking organisation, are seeking a Non Functional Test Analyst to join their team based in Edinburgh. About the role: As a Non Functional Tester, you will be responsible for owning and delivering quality non-functional test analysis and execution across multiple work streams...
Edinburgh, Midlothian -
Harvey Nash plc
Posted: Yesterday
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Dwyane Wade had his best game of the season on Thursday with season highs of 29 points, seven assists and three steals, while adding four boards and one block on 13-of-22 shooting.
Hassan Whiteside said that he's fully recovered from the knee injury that sidelined him for the final four games of Miami's second-round series against the Raptors.
Salah Mejri will reportedly undergo a minor procedure on his knee on Thursday.
Utah has reportedly made Trey Burke available via trade.
The Hawks and Celtics will reportedly be the first two teams to have a face-to-face meeting with unrestricted free agent Dwight Howard.
The Nets have reportedly emerged as the front runners to land Rajon Rondo during free agency.
The Spurs interest in unrestricted free agent Mike Conley has reportedly been overstated.
LeBron James will decline his player option for the 2016-17 season.
The Heat are close to reaching a deal on an extension for head coach Erik Spoelstra.
Tim Duncan has officially exercised his $5.6 million player option for the 2016-17 season, but his future is still unclear.
According to ESPN, contract talks have stalled between Dwyane Wade and the Heat.
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06.29.2016 | 23 Sivan, 5776
Slamming BDS criticism, Moroccan minister denies commercial relations with Israel
Shin Bet arrests Israeli Arab who tried to join ISIS in Syria
Liberman wants carrot and stick policy in West Bank
Steinitz: 'Even Palestinians won't benefit from the needless tragedy of evacuating Amona'
Security cabinet approves Turkey reconciliation deal 7-3
Philip Stein, Optical International to vie for title
Israeli-Slovenian rowing duo making waves
Hapoel Jerusalem threatened with BSL suspension
Brig.-Gen. Gal Hirsch sets the record straight
Close cabinet vote expected in final okay of Turkey deal
UN elects new Security Council members; Israel plans to run for 2018-2019
Israeli cellist Amit Peled pays homage to predecessor
British soul diva Joss Stone to perform in Tel Aviv this month
Quentin Tarantino tops the guest list at the 33rd Jerusalem Film Fest
'King of Mope' Morrissey returns to Israel for two August concerts
LOCAL SOCCER: Zahavi to make final decision regarding move to China
Another Israeli app wins a prize
Weizmann study links viral infections in pregnant women to autism, schizophrenia risk
Israel leading a 'water revolution' in arid California
Alleged kidnapping of Yemenite children opens Pandora's box in Knesset
TAU electromyographic 'tattoo' could let pollsters and media experts poll human emotions
Sperm with fragile DNA can be sorted out to improve chances of pregnancy
New desalination plant a 'mistake' or case of NIMBY syndrome?
Haifa ammonia production to be relocated– three years behind schedule
Summertime is here, but stay safe
Presbyterian voice
The EU-Israel relationship post-Brexit
Center Field: A Zionist's two cheers for Brexit
Letters to the Editor: Accord with Turkey
'Muslims killing Muslims in droves, but Israel the one being condemned'
'Terror against Turkey likely to continue and escalate'
Israeli witnesses describe Turkish 'inferno': We saw children crying and being trampled on
Turkish PM: Islamic State behind Istanbul airport attack that killed 41
High marijuana use a growing phenomenon in Iran
Iran regime trying to brush prostitution problems under the rug
Iranian commander threatens to make Bahrain's royal family 'disappear'
Iran claims it thwarts bombings in Tehran, other cities
Gaza-based pro-ISIS group urges Muslims on social media to donate for weapons
After Obama touts military gains, US officials warn campaign against ISIS could backfire
Analysis: ISIS leader al-Baghdadi is living on borrowed time
ISIS destroys Syrian satellite dishes in bid to ban 'un-Islamic' TV during Ramadan
Famous Holocaust escape tunnel located in Lithuania using hi-tech
JAFI Board of Governors meets in Paris for first time
The Jewish bachelor: Dad places full-page ad seeking wife for middle-age son
As Israel becomes more nationalistic, liberal US Jews become more distant
Are Start-Up Nation's 'seven years of plenty' coming to an end?
TechCrunch Comes to Tel Aviv, hosts Meet-Up
Hackers and companies alike finding clever new ways to circumvent privacy
Trump, Clinton respond to Turkey terror attack
Sanders appointee to 'Post': Democratic platform should include 'occupation,' right to boycott
Exclusive: For first time, Democrats to condemn BDS, recognize Palestinian right to self govern
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■ Despite the low points this past week, there have been high points in the Dayan family. As tragic as it was for them to have to attend Assi's funeral, it did bring about a huge family reunion, as close and distant relatives flocked to Nahalal from many parts of the country, and some flew in from abroad.Assi Dayan's older sister Yael Dayan, who was the third generation of the family to become an MK, also served on the Tel Aviv City Council, and was on the list of Tel Aviv dignitaries and celebrities who on Independence Day were named Worthy Citizens of Tel Aviv. The catch is that one has to be at least 70 years old to earn the title. Others on the list were Ruth Aharon, Simona Bar-Sagi, Uri Gothelf, Menachem Golan, Shamai Golan, Yeshayahu Drori, Baruch Vilker, Sara Zak, Moshe Tiomkin, Issachar Cohen, Aryeh Levanon, Meir Mozes, Shimon Mizrahi, Rivka Michaeli and Rabbi Shimon Frenkel.
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Money, success, fame, glamour. On May 5, Michael Alig, the original Club Kid, will turn in his prison uniform for civilian garb. (BlackBook)
Speaking of clothing, this interactive article uncovers the true human cost of cheap clothes. (The Guardian)
Your Social Security card might soon include your photo. Smile! (The Daily Beast)
Meanwhile, a new study from The Journal of Neuroscience revealed that even casual marijuana smokers have physically altered their brains for the long run. (USA Today)
Internationally, more and more details surrounding the South Korean ferry disaster are surfacing as survivors tell their tale. (CNN)
Bonus Talking Points:
Double-tap your way to a thumbs-up! Vice President Joe Biden has officially joined Instagram. (Instagram)
Double-tap your way to a thumbs-up! Vice President Joe Biden has officially joined Instagram. (Instagram)
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1. Ciao Italia Ristorante
3770 Carman RdSchenectady, NY 12303
2. Mio Vino Wine Bar & BistroMenu
186 Main StAltamont, NY 12009
From Business: Our goal is to bring the community delicious home-made cuisine with a modern flare, utilizing local-fresh ingredients with a warm & inviting ambiance. Enjoy a drink…
3. Michael Js Italian Kitchen
8 S Main StVoorheesville, NY 12186
4. Dorato's Restaurant
2050 Western Ave Ste 114Guilderland, NY 12084
5. Deangelos Restaurant
1510 Chrisler AveSchenectady, NY 12303
6. Canali's RestaurantMenu
Outstanding food, service was good for full house.
7. Buca di BeppoMenu
The restaurant is purely gaudy to the point that it's fun and entertaining to be there. Reading the ""Miss Buca"" profiles on the walls are hilariou…
8. Grappa '72 RistoranteMenu
Service was good, but food was BLAH and expensive! Went here cause my friend was boasted how good it was and I couldnt have been more dissapointed.…
9. Cornell's RestaurantMenu
Everything was so good. Great service. I would highly recommend.
10. Ferrari's RistoranteMenu
I stop in with a good friend of mine James Horton in his own words he states that the place was a gem. From Rosa the host to Anthony'w wife and son…
11. Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
cherished this business all of the twenty years living in Florida. Both Red Lobster and Olive Garden were outstanding facilities to dine.
12. Red Lobster
Pretty nice place. Not bad at all. Staff were nice and very helpful when it came to changing my food. Food was ok too.
13. Olive Garden Italian RestaurantMenu
We always head to Olive Garden when we have family visiting or when we are visiting family in another state. I don't particularly like their red pas…
14. Westgate Pizza BellaMenu
911 Central AveAlbany, NY 12206
15. Petta'sMenu
134 Duane AveSchenectady, NY 12307
From Business: Tired of restaurant chains? Try some authentic home cooking from one of NYS's oldest family restaurants. We offer Traditional and Specialty Italian, extensive steak…
16. Angelo's TavoloMenu
Glen Sanders has been consistently good for as long as we have been going there.(8 years) I can always bring friends and business associates and fee…
17. Barcelona RestaurantMenu
Great food, helpful waitstaff, good size bar with friendly bartenders. Appetizers allowed at the bar. The eggplant is fantastic. Give it a try, y…
18. Mallozzis Restaurant
i have been to Mallozzis on several occasions everything from weddings, to company parties, and to dinner. Dinner are excellent staff well infor…
19. Roman Villa RestaurantMenu
They catered my 40th birthday party in May. I had about 60 people in and out all day and night. The owner Bill followed up with me, offered a great …
20. Romano's Macaroni GrillMenu
I enjoyed the food and the atmosphere much better then the Olive Garden. Attentive servers. Great wine. Overall a great place to eat if you're in th…
21. Treviso by Mallozzi's
257 Washington Avenue ExtAlbany, NY 12205
From Business: Treviso by Mallozzi's offers a Sunday Brunch from 10:30am-1:30pm offering items such as make your own waffles, omelet station, carving station, seafood display, bre…
22. Uno Chicago Grill
1 Crossgates Mall RdAlbany, NY 12203
From Business: Uno Chicago Grill is a full-service restaurant that serves ribs, seafood, burgers, steaks, pasta dishes, appetizers, desserts and Chicago Original Deep Dish Pizza. …
23. Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen
737 Albany Shaker RdAlbany, NY 12211
24. Randy Lorens Dolce VitaMenu
1727 State StSchenectady, NY 12304
25. Johnny's RestaurantMenu
433 State StSchenectady, NY 12305
26. Pasqualina's
1733 Van Vranken AveSchenectady, NY 12308
27. The Appian Way
1839 Van Vranken AveSchenectady, NY 12308
28. Randy Loren's Dolce Vita Ristorante
Excellent service and delicious food! Generous servings, too. Check it out.... you won't be disappointed!
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1365 New Scotland RdSlingerlands, NY 12159
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Ryan Quinn Singing National Anthem at Utica Blue Sox Game
More exciting news for Ryan Quinn fans: He's making an appearance and performing at Murnane Field at the next Utica Blue Sox home game.
More exciting news for Ryan Quinn fans: He's making an appearance and performing at Murnane Field at the next Utica Blue Sox home game.
A woman and her husband were treated at a hospital after being attacked by a bobcat Wednesday afternoon near Albany.
In Central New York, one of the most popular dishes is Salt Potatoes. Honestly, though, do you know much about them?
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There's no better way to spend a beautiful sunny day in Central New York than on the water. Ray Carruthers took to the water at Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks to try barefoot water skiing, which is harder than you'd think. Especially when you have an epic face plant.
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Roberto Martinez has faith youth will step up in place of Everton's injured senior stars
Everton manager Roberto Martinez has urged some of the club's young players to seize the opportunity presented by their current injury problems.
The Toffees have eight players sidelined after defender Sylvain Distin (hamstring) and forward Kevin Mirallas (groin) were added to the growing list after last week's win at home to Manchester United.
It leaves Martinez short of options ahead of the trip to Southampton but he has already put faith in younger players this season with great success and has no qualms about asking members of the Under-21s to contribute to their bid for Champions League football.
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Faith in youth: Roberto Martinez will turn
'We have young players who are capable of coming in and showing what they can do and that excites me,' said the Spaniard.
'This weekend maybe we will have to bring in someone from the Under-21s and give him an opportunity.
'That is what we are as a club. We will not blame players that are missing we just celebrate the opportunity given to young players.
'This season we have given opportunities throughout the season. Players aged 19, 20, 21 have been given important roles in the side and it is not about being young, it is about being prepared.
'Probably that unknown quality has given us that extra edge. Look at John Stones and how he has been performing aged 19.
'Sometimes you need that opportunity, which comes through suspension or injury, but that is not a case to be worried we will drop the level of the performance.
'We pride ourselves on the work we do with the youngsters and we need to be brave enough to give them an opportunity.
'You rely on senior figures to help and protect them but the younger players bring you other qualities: bravery, energy, and it is trying to use the good things they bring rather than highlight the lack of experience.'
20/20 vision: Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley have excelled under Martinez despite being just out of their teens
Impact players: John Stones (19) and Gerard Deulofeu (20) have both been superb for Everton
Everton have the chance to strike a psychological blow in the race for fourth place as they play Southampton in Saturday's early kick-off and Arsenal, a point ahead of them in the final Champions League place, have to wait until Monday to host Newcastle.
And despite the Saints coasting through the final couple of months of the season after an impressive start, Martinez knows they pose a threat.
'Southampton, in terms of football concepts, are one of the most attractive teams in the league and they have a bravery about the way they play,' added the Toffees boss.
'They already have eight points more than they had last season and that shows you the incredible progress they have made.
'In our eyes it is another very important game we need to be as good as we can be.
'I have huge admiration for (Mauricio) Pochettino. He came in at a difficult time when Southampton had a very successful period with two promotions and he embraced the good work Nigel (Adkins) did and all of a sudden he transformed the team.
'They are very dynamic and they have really good quality in the young players and they have been very impressive.
'They get good results at home against the top teams and the team plays with an incredible swagger and intelligence."
Highly rated: Along with Martinez, Mauricio Pochettino is another promising young Premier League manager
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