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text: They are known as one of the deadliest creatures on Earth. But according to a shocking new study, great white sharks are also one of the most endangered. Wildlife experts say there are now fewer than 3,500 great whites left in the oceans, making them rarer than tigers.Yesterday, marine biologists called for an end to mankind's long battle with sharks and demanded urgent action to prevent them going extinct.Great white sharks have a deserved reputation as ruthless and efficient killers, who use ambush techniques to attack fish, dolphins and seals from below.


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Smile! Mugshot mag flying off shelves
Getting arrested has never been something to boast about, and thanks to a new weekly publication, it may have gotten even more embarrassing.
Launched June 1, Crime Times offers page after page of mugshots of offenders booked on crimes ranging from disorderly conduct to first-degree murder. At a time when most local publications are free, this tabloid– distributed across Charlottesville and surrounding counties– sells for $1, and yet it's flying off the shelves.
"We asked for 10 the first week," says Mike Brown, owner of Brown's convenience store on Avon Street (formerly Stoney's Grocery). Now, Brown says, he sells 100 copies within days of delivery and calls it "our best-selling publication."
Over on Market Street, it's the same story at the Lucky 7. "We get a big stack of them, and they're gone by the end of the week," says employee Tony Lechmanski.
Sure enough, says Crime Times publisher Wade McMurray, demand for the publication runs high– from an initial print run of 5,000 to 16,000 today. He expects that number to go even higher as he considers moving into the Fredericksburg and Fairfax markets.
"It's been going up by about 1,000 copies a week," says McMurray.
The publication is a family affair. First, 64-year-old McMurray, a truck driver now on disability, helped his brother launch a similar mugshot publication from Lynchburg to Roanoke. When that publication took off, McMurray and his 37-year-old son, Brad, who's worked in marketing and sales, set their sights on Central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley.
"Our main goal," he says, "is to help inform the public and show the police in a good light by showing what work they've been doing."
Overhead is minimal, and McMurray says that with the exception of Central Virginia Regional Jail in Orange (which has asserted that mugshots are exempt from disclosure), getting the pictures hasn't proven difficult. The father-son team are the sole employees, and they pay only for printing, distribution, and about $3 per mugshot.
While an ad for the bailbonding business 1-800-For-Bail ran for several weeks, ads in recent issues have featured only unsolved crimes or missing persons– and the McMurrays don't charge for those. In July, for instance, a full page was dedicated to the unsolved case of Morgan Harrington, the Virginia Tech student slain after a 2009 Metallica concert in Charlottesville.
"Hard to believe, but they had never heard about Morgan Harrington," says Kenny Jarels, a Harrington family supporter who created that ad.
Mugshot mags exist in other markets, and national websites like The Smoking Gun wouldn't exist without the sad snaps of busted celebrities. So why are Central Virginians hungry enough for images of ordinary people accused mostly of drunk driving and drug possession to open their wallets and pull out a dollar?
"They want to be aware of what their neighbors are into," says McMurray. "You can kind of keep up with what the local people are doing."
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It is a VERY entertaining publication.... First saw it a few weeks ago and couldn't resist.
Crime pays?
This tabloid is another example of = "guilty until proven innocent".
Any outlet that prints or disseminates the arrest of any person should have to print a follow up once the defendant goes to court and is cleared of any wrongdoing.
Schadenfreude always sells..
I hope they don't use middle names- the ulimate embarassment
If there was a society mugshot newspaper. People getting married at Farmington, Glenmore and goint to exotic vacations. People getting awards (Waldo's latest etc), giving donations etc. Would people pay a $1 for it and it would fly off the shelves? Would the housewives of (fill in the blank) town have viewers if they were all "nice". We feel better about ourselves seeing the screw ups rather than seeing the great things going on at X estate. The Kluge screw up is more interesting than how nice X is on the Garth road.
No charge to see these local mugshots:
People love to see others fall on their face, no doubt about it. It's why people gossip so much, why people love dramatic soap operas full of back stabbing, scheming and plotting, and why true crime is such a hit on TV and in books. People love the negative, they love seeing others screwing up, getting in trouble, being publically embarassed and they love reading about crazy crimes. The more crazy and sordid the crime, the better and more entertaining. People love feeling shocked and appalled at sordid crimes. The jolt to their system probably becomes like entertainment crack or something, they get addicted to it, they have to see more. And if they happen to recognize a face or name....even better. The recognition makes it all even more exciting, because they can run and show everybody they know. It provides endless hours of gossip entertainment.
Granted, some may read it just to be informed. But, I'm thinking it's mostly the stuff mentioned above. ;)
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I bought one just to draw character studies. It otherwise just seems to be more about embarrassing arrestees. I suppose it's assigning a business model to the old town square pillory: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Public_humiliation
The creators and distributors should be publicly humiliated.
Cool, I've been drawing them too...
"Our main goal," he says, "is to help inform the public and show the police in a good light by showing what work they've been doing."
Hahaha yeah right.
I absolutely agree with GSOE. Retractions should be required within one month after exoneration. It's sad that we live in such a voyeuristic society,
and sadder still, that anyone parts with a hard earned dollar for this "fishwrap".


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Here we go again, yet another pointless poll in which Christians will strain to claim that putting a prayer in a public school is not an example of the state promoting religion. I'm tempted to let it go, because everyone who votes "no" in this poll is a dishonest idiot, and I could do with a good wallow in schadenfreude this morning.
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The FBI and Microsoft have managed to disrupt more than 1,400 botnets using the Citadel credential-stealing Trojan, in an operation that underscores both the effectiveness of such joint operations and persistence and flexibility of cyber criminals.
The joint effort, code-named Operation b54 and acting with a court order, cut off communications between the botnets and seized data and servers from two compromised data centers in Absecon, N.J., and Scranton, Pa., according to Reuters, which first reported the operation. The botnets affected as many as 5 million PCs worldwide and were used to steal more than $500 million from banks in the United States and several other countries.
But because of the wide distribution and complexity of Citadel, "we do not expect to fully take out all of the botnets in the world using the Citadel malware," Richard Domingues Boscovich, assistant general counsel of Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, wrote in a blog post. "However, we do expect that this action will significantly disrupt Citadel's operation, helping quickly release victims from the threat and making it riskier and more costly for the cybercriminals to continue doing business," Boscovich wrote.
The Citadel Trojan, itself a descendant of the ubiquitous Zeus Trojan, is widespread in the cyber underworld, used primarily to steal banking and financial information. It builds a botnet of infected computers, can disable antivirus software on an infected PC and can deliver malware such as ransomware and scareware.
In 2012, for example, the FBI warned that it was being used to deliver the Reveton drive-by ransomware in a heavy-handed extortion scam. The virus locked up users' computers, displayed a message purportedly from the FBI or Justice Department saying they've been accused of a federal crime, and telling them where to pay a fine.
Typically, however, Citadel operates behind the scenes, so that users are unaware of its presence. Likewise, Boscovich told Reuters, the data centers running the botnets often are in the dark about its presence.
This is the seventh joint operation between Microsoft and federal law enforcement, Boscovich wrote in his blog, and he said Operation b54 again demonstrates how cyber criminals adapt their attacks. Among Citadel's tactics this time around were blocking access to anti-malware sites to make it harder for users to remove the Trojan and "using fraudulently obtained product keys created by key generators for outdated Windows XP software to develop their malware and grow their business," he wrote, noting that newer versions of Windows defend against that tactic.
Past operations have included disruptions of the March 2012 takedown of large Zeus botnets, after which Microsoft named two Ukrainian men as the leaders, along with 37 other "John Doe" defendants. In the most recent operation, Microsoft told Reuters that Citadel was programmed not to target PCs in Ukraine or Russia.
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Microsoft slashes Surface RT price by $150
Microsoft Corp. is slashing the price of its Surface RT tablet by $150 as it fights to increase its tiny share of the booming tablet market.
The cut brings the price of the Surface RT with 32 gigabytes of memory to $349 without a cover, which also acts as a keyboard. Including a cover with a touch-sensitive keyboard, the device comes to $449. The Surface has a 10.1-inch screen measured diagonally.
According to market research firm IDC, Microsoft shipped about a million tablets in the first quarter of 2013. That includes about 260,000 of the slimmed-down RT version and 750,000 of the Pro version of Surface, which is compatible with older Windows programs.
That gave Microsoft a slim 2 percent share of the 49.9 million tablets shipped worldwide. Apple Inc. remained the leader with 39.1 percent and was followed by Samsung Electronics Co., AsusTek Computer Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Acer Inc. Microsoft was No. 6. Second-quarter figures are not yet out.
The cut, implemented Sunday, comes just days after Microsoft reorganized its corporate structure to become more of a "devices and services" company.
Microsoft has manufactured devices before, such as its Xbox gaming console, but when it began selling Surface tablets in October, the company became a competitor to its many manufacturing partners, who rely on its Windows operating system to power their machines.
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With Doyle Rd washed out by an overflowing dam, he and his partner Elaine Bradley walked across Dagun Gully to meet a car driven by friends Jane Desmarchelier and Kim Crawford.
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John Chambers and Aaron Levie at D11: Full Session
Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers and Box CEO Aaron Levie seem more likely to view technology trends shaping their businesses quite differently. Here's their joint interview with Walt Mossberg at D11.
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Doctor was parts are made by companies that don't even have ... traditional enterprise Salesforce is a mean they weren't designed ... you know in the duet obviously I mean they've exchange that some features for enterprise and in Apple's but entirely ... you know ... unaware of or I'm interested and in their prices but it's not like Micra soft or Dell Dell or HP that ... that really said this is a port thing for us and we instilled ... in one design things for it and I can remember interviewing ... consumer computers ... that still had parallel ports ... five or six seven years ago and I would say nobody there's no printer can teleport whys or peril awkwardness ... in any company would say well ... because we have of ... just get are also ... has a slightly different model name that we sell enterprise Anais and Iti checklist item that AB apparel for ... aam ... but you're talking about ... products from companies that owe you need help or thing I have a hope what did the yet to come of receiving it ... um but that the question is up ... what what does that mean in terms of them vendor relationships in all I can get it means you to see a huge I've changed intrinsic released by industry ... it's something that I would argue that a high tech industry as creative destruction ... for decades it's it's it's been occurred a faster pace ... you take the top six at the players in the world right now and issues Gartner's example the top six ... I did their number only three this'll probably be in the top six five years from now ... you see a number of new challengers ... the challenge market is is is proving challenging would be the right word there's a lot of players that have to get through that it's ... good to see some VOO emergence of a new major at the players ... in new mutation buyers as well what most of IQ burst if your face but this time an unfortunate choice which is ... you are good consumer technology which doesn't probably maps a lot in either your enterprise ... so the apples of the world but ... also bring those and or you get enterprise technologies which ... normally don't map to the needs of the end users a new organization ... aam but also you've built in the years of of certain ... negative relationship and on and is challenging certain unit integrations interfaces with those companies will go on the customers ... and their primary relationship with the work was an example or her ... time By ... ye find work also ... on time they're primarily dividend is getting audited ... the random Mr. Bridas brainless but the company on is is getting audited by an Oracle sales rep and and having to pay more money every year that's their only sort of but the only nation that they're getting out of ... adorable this point is Financial edition how to make more money so ... you are you still have a ... relationship with ... on with the CIO Zendai key buyers and their enterprise you know Bob Anderson and so you have this opportunity to serve well let let's think about the two of you aam ... it isn't fair not fair to say ... would John is the establishment guy ... in enterprise content on he'll call me the older doctor and to catalog require the establishment guy ... you're the challenger guy in there some friction ... aam ... is there friction I mean TPG doesn't have that I think it's I during our study angels with these clouds ... that ... are yet I mean we didn't we see the market very similar to weave we sat down a couple weeks ago if you watch ... ADT's huge tradition Lackey and increase slowing the ball eluded them ... but if you watch where CEOs are looking in their inner past ninety days that they are after this be ... speed is around cloud mobility any any capability Big Data disease usable of the kids to get the right time ... to make decisions for a new generation of security ... The Internet of things I think will be the biggest ... I've beverage point ... proxy over the next ten years of the fourteen billion in profits ... and that one concept to learn confer standings what's gonna happen here ... so actually our ability to partner is much more likely than either million apart ... yes ... going out your marriage here I know because we actually think Pardew probably be better will work in an effort to entertains ... and is that because you're both invited to come here to de that ... at the start of ... this is how we do most partnerships in this industry so ... aam livers on stage together ... at some of it ... and that is part of a master plan instead it's good for us it's ... and it's good to hear ... um ... is ... is that going is it possible for ... me ... Siegel with Micra soft ... and Dell ... for many years and still today ... they serve consumer ... and they serve ... enterprise ... and they tried to also serve small does the trick your won because ... some small businesses think more like consumers and ... some ... think more like bigger businesses and I'm ... do you think that's a viable strategy going for it can kill a company focused on both those markets ... I think you have to focus on not just consumers and business ... there therefore worlds that are coming together in a presence search about are coming together ... and Justine Communications inductee come together ... and companies who don't have that that in all four areas he get left out ... and I think what you describe him as companies who do not reinvent themselves you can be the market Eric today he'll be in danger so for the next five years ... he left the house ... and companies that are successful in use in Cisco's is one we picked a pre contract that yes ... we have a universal sport outcomes over the last two decades you had a little concern for storage or for a while ... yet we were ... out of it to me in terms of the concept ... and we shouldn't you the capability of the for the wild ... and in that every single smart I still like it but the bias so I did to push up the bike but I mean you continue to push it Linksys prolonged up on a one-time ... you're coming out of that now we're out of the business to a consumer to consumer weekend very much business to consumer ... huge interest in it for all I know but this is the consumer still that's serve enterprise and in the morning bus ... so but he did that repeat my question can can you tried ... can you be ... a company that ... has all your nice consumer products the sole mentor from where they're ... designed it a point if you're these products were selling ... to big business and it's a bit and at this point a Business imperative if you're going to sell to enterprises that you have consumer in things you know how to get the technology adopted by in use by the Auckland years in the organisation's ... on a separate do this sort of bowels in the deepest parts of an organizations like the stock ... every other type of technologies going house to have ... asserted Consumer fusion into it and use to be the target consumer grade meant that it was simpler weaker were what's complex or less advanced ... but today it actually is the the standard by which any enterprise topical has been a good measure bought is ... how consumer greed is their technology ... and so that is a mess when you knew how to sell to consumers but it does mean that your DNA in your work station in what you build ... apps to be able to Sir to be on par with uncompetitive with ... consumer grade technologies enter the market nuts can be import but if you have consumer great technology box just when you sell to consumers because the O some of the things that we do for instance the boxer conflict with our ability to serve bull markets people ... that you know the ability to go help ... consumer share all their personal media and back pedal to the cloud and you pursue photo sharing ... conflicts with our ability to go focus on the sort of ... the highway will lead to fifty thousand employees at Schneider Electric or having to serve twenty thousand employees of Procter gamble so ... that's what were the top selling cancer research is a real person strain and it's it's our ability to win in a market we determined is much more to the consumer space and we are going to put all of our ... on you know where to put all of our wood behind that you know Aaron and consents ... and expand low but for the well when the reasons this has been successful we don't enter markets we can get forty percent market share ... and sustain with differentiation ... in one of the toughest things we do this next years were trustworthy focused but Aaron Wheeler line is not instead ... what happen to you what you did I mean you you entered consumer ... in a couple or three different way is when you announce to be no consumer division initiative in a new band ... but what what has the age of a better night is when buying for tumbler dollar not know ... that ... that that we Guinea me well is we tend to focus only try different things if we knew which ones were nowhere ... we don't we do that is ... I we probably have to that three acquisitions work well for sixty public order aborted directors who do ... and we can but taking me that's been you're not to be successful ... so we moved into the cloud a lot of the company's you mention felt that we would not be successful in the cloud is based on the server market ... today we're number two in the world going at seventy percent the year ... when the tandem of billing ... the Pacific and still left near mobility we may not know how to spell we know how to get sixty percent market share ... made in the video the exact same way ... down the hall to lose work and admitted this CEO is one that they could risk then you're already tonight went smoothly and we compete against market transition stock companies ... and I would argue that the temp is you mention dirty or what struggle in this next transition ... that you mean don't like so this is the time that I mention why will a struggle ... I think it it has to do with where the market's going ... it's a device to the content everything is open ... your ability to move very rapidly the supply chain and changes that perhaps don't have the for ... all companies ... in if you don't cause to be of interest often next-generation technology you get up and it's a brutal industry ... it's while we are not immune only three of the six companies will even be ... in the ten year time as and in the business enterprise Cochrane John Hawke in terms of the top ninety five companies in total ... now remember also said that he's coming together ... with communications ... service matters can be given a pass if you're not a player in all for those ... debts can be a hard transition ... but Aaron center successfully Scott two aspects that are really cooking ... in terms of what's going on with this new generation say how glad doodad in combination ... with the enterprise customers are trying to get ... you're on your way to the issues ... I which I've ... talked to me about the ... in itself and its ability to beer ... the expected traffic it's coming it's it's gonna be easy ... I can look at the transition we've we are steadies nightmare Nick recovered some of the summer David died ... our official network index These are used across the board ... that ethics of the increase of the minimum three percent over the next five years ... it will move from poverty being PC type devices which are her ... idea of the devices going twenty six percent below today ... the other devices such as tablets Eebee's ... smartphones will be over fifty percent the five years out from now ... and it will build ladders that are able to do huge audience of capabilities ... just to get the idea of the complexity that Willy doting and ... most complex Silicom today because a network instead of the software ... but still Icahn plus hardware does services ... is about a billion two transistors will announce this year ... three billion and four billion transistors on a single chip ... which began to produce thanks the pair won the big issue here ... it's organization in the remake of the world but how much this is gonna be on cellular networks a lot of it is a ready ... and the question I have is ... the set now ... selling networks is a surface the scarcity of capacity ... it's assumed to be scares scarce ... and that ... the companies that have built outselling networks at great cost ... aam ... are ... tearing it beer capping it ... they're charging a lot of money both to businesses and consumers ... to get into higher massive data ... is an actor Ricardo less common than hits of the wall I think you'd see two things occur first the price point to come down rapidly and you think it will ... the actual price you the ... consumer the ice ... in fact the we said we have such such phenomenal competition ... and sell your care that they have reasonable than the competition the effect of the worst most of the others really know what what would I impetus for the pressure was on the kid that you know we said that some of its own state in which will become free and Mr. they disagreed it's pretty dead ... near the transports and the country it's what services unit on top of the ... second thing is going to the architecture of change you want people to the cloud for the device ... you could intelligence story G applications at every level without the network ... and not the new network will become actually the platform to the future ... as the Web Ties exploding ... any real transition on line with the ... ISP walk that takes the concepts of the local hotspot ... in combines the two were in a field of agriculture diversity ... its going for us about a hundred and twenty percent the year ... it really means you can see multiple ways to bring new baby and ... what would change however to make some as the stations ... at your local point ... is that is smart grid on the I electricity transmission you'll make it out in the ... residential area ... the back to your point ... of the wahaha or the where the scapegoating of the year nine percent of the future but the networks and that there are the most ... powerful production and is as you have a proliferation of fulfilling the why Fi access globally ... that also ... can every introduces now with the ability to Fernando Coura suffer company ... to go out and work with emerging markets over ... the next building's workers ... are given up on mobile devices primarily working in all the way and structurally ... the legacy incumbent underpriced awful companies are not a great position to build technology ... for those future workers and that also ensures the its massive opportunity of ... putting go make you know what what used to be a market for couple hundred million potential end users ... in enterprise technology ... is no market for a couple billion ... won users which has dramatically I'd you know increases when what you can go do in the coming in additional it's in the States ... take questions ... I'm ... now instead of are there ... I ... John Crawford Oprah from IDC ... coffered Spicer ... a ... aam quickly question for you um it's you ... but the supplement more about the reinvention ... of Cisco for the next era ... on you ... you hear consumer confidence fall asked about some of the consumer for easy path but he didn't talk about other services that you have like when banks and platforms that could ... be next generation search services for ... that ... consumer and enterprise intersection can expect to see more of a services play from Cisco in this next their ... service is in and of itself by definition but in terms of I'm a by the drain ... or pay for new business models will occur creating in me ... we will base for future an architectural my that's high in all the components from every consumer device ... a great combination Networks ... Khamenei data center in terms of interaction ... I we've done fifteen acquisitions in the last ... fourteen months ... almost all where software services recurring revenue ... and I think this is gonna be the part of the model for the future on how bleak the enterprise space the small business to consumer ... purchases can afford to use his very active here in the taxation ... of focus ... thanks Esther ... I'd I'd ... personally help you get ten percent of whatever deal need to ... know Karen I sometimes think that we would be have been better off personally I ... would just one percent of all the deals that have been done here or whatever ... that's ... in my classes for John ... and forgive me for ... taking this in a slightly different direction you're one of the first ... Delhi companies to focus on employee health ... and now it's becoming a sort of a consumer market I'm just curious ... what is your experience theme ... are you interested in answers that ... something HR handles ... have you save costs have you improved ... productivity whatever ... you know Aaron and I were talking about hawkers company ... in large part successful companies regard to their size and ... very strong call it whatever it is we feed our employees as family ... and Erbil was a very employee their spell spectrum is like that mean ... we move heaven and earth to help him on that ... health care it is the worst example of using technology over the next three decades ... they get zero productivity increases our costs are going up so it set up for transition ... the question is does the transition occurred here in United States ... or more likely is it occurred to China and India aggression that skips a generation about ... the we care hugely we actually think it will be one of the fastest growing into verticals ... for the next five years ... was to be health care system the world is broke other developed countries ... and developing countries are not really follow our mistakes that they could skip a generation ... so for us to not think that it is a whole lot of focus on health care ... not this individual slices ... but Liberty how you bring it together to extend their lives to make a much more healthy except receipt to afford ... big investments Mackey made ... that prevention as opposed to care after it's been a complete new great ... if you watch your capability but for your employees and for training ... and as we get more more sophisticated will know what an effect that's based on DNA ... still have the most harmful effects of what we get away with others cannot ... supervision is the least expensive form of health care ... if you live in this room are kids deftly wilt over a hundred years of age ... I didn't really comes down to three carat sixty you don't do the job of preventing a lot of the ... real deal this is the effect this later ... it's can be health care system we can afford such right we employ it is right for the country ... and Thomas and I think you see the movement to prevent that leak of the next act ... are all ... Rolfe Winkler from the law Street Journal while so the question for Mr Chambers as I can use leverage to go out without me ... yet ... Amazon Web services that it's it's it's hard to overstate the ... key ... to truly deflationary impact that Amazon is is having taking costs out for ... a lot of enterprise ninety stand ... and ... this isn't just ... websites that now can be started with ... fifteen thousand dollars in pizza money for a few months as opposed to ten years ago the new three million to build the website ... aam it's also ... big enterprise ninety saying well find that workload ... not only save a bunch now on to say as Amazon keeps taking costs out ... there ... Cisco ... makes over sixty percent gross margins selling ... routers and switches your two primary Products both of which are not shrinking ... and my question is ... how do you avoid it ... being an otherwise insists going like Oracle like HP ... the melting ice cube ... that ... if you want but isn't there a new ... it actually is is a question not answered probably seven or eight times every twenty years it's it's a different competitor and new technology each time ... and I think the competition the future isn't that the company competition to get some market transitions right ... if you watch the challenges in the industry today that we look at the wheel of its offer defined networks and Annie would be very good saying how that's can actually increase or businesses appears to be present ... and that components of its architecture added thirty wacky work together ... do pay by the same type of models of new consumption models ... and and the capability at his the service ... now first Twitter about products that the stock is a service that's where companies like in Sydney the re start of the two years ago ... will be focused on how to become the next eighty six architecture was software ... was software defined networks and a six in a very unique way ... secondly it's about how to deliver capabilities your customers ... and so when you talk to CEO he talked about saving two percent on at the budget ... the talk about two percent growth on the top line ... with two percent from the bottom line in you about that too on ... better seek huge advantage ... we win either way ghost most networks will provide technology to the massively scalable data centers of which Amazon will be one ... I will also get pushed and pushed her enterprise to match the transition ... such as one of the bed dozen different sensations with a stick ... now companies don't change ... they will get left behind on this year in your thoughts ... was going to save every time I was is stated time ... and he and eighty while Amazon takes out excess ... whenever ... I can follow that lead to sin is and has a chance ... to say that I have ... a baby ... one is as they get to the teaching to be the need to sell more boxes because suffered a fine that weekend when the great things about it is I don't need to find the box but ... can trade any looking well HP in the days until server business and in its eighty six servers which you guys are doing great was a draw for the first person is getting in the may be very candid ... Joyce were Mr. constructive criticism ... I've heard this ... ten pounds for two decades ... I can see is what investors care about they care about making themselves more productive interface that customers differently ... lowering their opex and lower the cap to a cucumber but that to me reveal to compete against these and this is that you'll businesses are shrinking this this ... matters not just the audience with King able fellow are flat or down the last quarter in a major economic downturn in Europe ... and Asia Pacific in the U S they were up very aggressively ... with thirteen percent on an enterprise in commercial ... but Aaron's point of being involved ... is he sees this market from another side to lead an advantage in building ... I like that point ... but they're ... getting does is it really is is that while often sing Amazon Web Services takeout economics in the near term for firms some infection players and some are more buyers ... the big benefit is the Germanic they open up the opportunity for what would you should get an effective mass of productivity gains that can drive the need for more routers and switches globally ... the good and not just one providers going to be the sole consumer of those types of technology so ... so I think there's a near-term transition but if you know companies like this just goes and tells of the world ... they cannot belong Piasentin category figure out that tradition probably actually you should have a and and ... a total increase in the market and that economies Seles better available last point on that twelve people thought would complete the disseminate batters with a move on I can't catch a bus tour ... the question for ... a watch on dances a while back ... Baxter and act like device you have a folder called cloud ahead in their ... box ... Dropbox who will drive him to have a simple buy cloud that behind this and you really need one of those actually ... I'm all about sequester death and it's really not a competitive question it's like the user interface question that you know how does the cut in ... the consumer solve the problem ... all these ... cloud storage things have different user interfaces and just different ... user experiences ... and and create a single place right now my stuff sch yes those inching through bond so we we got we for the company in two dozen five and behold when the company was we got really dizzy discord Chairman access your files from anywhere ... on but we realize that over the long run in the consumer space that can be modified and their Xconomy some non assertive ... uniformity across the interface is in the services and so we saw was to drive in SkyDrive and iCloud and Dropbox and many other services ... and on and while that in Crete said a challenge for consumers or to unify all the decreasing beer from their profits which is ... I have the status are strewn about everywhere so ... um we move our business model to Halloween open enterprise Furtive reconcile the different places but that it is going to ... on buyout easily having more today to go into a secure system Eloqua were working on ... the consumer side I think you might see some ... some technologies that help to unify are cloud services in ... some ways that you can turn the metal layer of managing the back that ended a deluge of that were are not doing that today but but we argue is is that were the data is stored is probably less important than other day that has managed so over the long run I don't think between the silly care than they did is indifferent and applications ... but right now it's not the sort of point for that view progression valued her work is now slated to suspend pretty good products pretty good business I still Actuant by a well we should talk to time and given India's on that let me know but on the idea to write now were the when the curve where ... there's enough Survey growth just that in twenty the distorted individual systems and we're not at the sort of metal wire yet of of of of this but I think it'll happen eventually get ... one more year ... on from one publican the founder one public ... my question is for you John ... it's around the architecture of the industrial Internet with Ina things ... as a soft engineering and industrial engineer and with expensive telecommunication tend to think that ... it's really easy expose devices to the cloud ... what's coming in the way is the Web are the Web services are to be is the Web or what the softer side of Manhattan things ready for of disruption ... or or or or consumption ... so start with the the assumption that we may be right that this will be the fourth ace to the internet and will be bigger than all three combined ... second party the assumption that we would all agree on it's both hardware and I would argue ... that he seeks to refuel so much time and software architect rope lights ... when you have fourteen ... trillion dollars in profit and why ... you see every industry in the ... it will be programmable every level with a meaning that with that said the device ... outweighed its that that very anti ... same residential area arriving at the network throughout the network ... up and that buyouts ... and you can see companies Cisco will complete the open up our API so that you can program at every level from now ... huge storage requirements takeoff huge processing the permits ... and this is clapping the combination of server technology with stories capability ... with either software from the network with services actually wins this ball game and that's what we think we will never to become them when the key player ... it's it's safe to say that this offer is the last mile problem for at the end of things ... 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Vogelstock (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)
Vogelstock is a town near Landau in the Palatinate, Germany. A Mennonite congregation of Bächlingen-Vogelstock is mentioned in the Dutch Naamlijst from 1767. Its preachers were Johannes Ellenberger 1754-d.ca. 1785, Philip Sties until ca. 1769, Johann Bergserving 1763-after 1802, Jacob Sties(s) from 1769, Daniel van Huben (?) 1782–ca. 1788, and Jacob Sautor 1787-after 1802. Elders of this congregation were Daniel Hirschler, living at the Geisberg, until 1769, at the same time elder of the Schafbusch congregation, and 1769-85 Christian Hege of the Branchweilerhof. In 1785 preacher Stiess was chosen as elder, serving until after 1802. In the Naamlijst of 1784 and following editions this congregation is listed as Bachlingen-Vogelstock-Sankt Johanneskirchen. In the 19th century it was called Sankt Johann or Johanniskirchen. The Namensverzeichnis (Danzig, 1857: 37) mentions preachers Jacob Zörger and Jacob Res serving from 1851, and Jacob Riess, also serving from 1859. The congregation then numbered 70 baptized members. In 1887 (Mannhardt, Jahrbuch 1888, p. 28, No. 14) it numbered 40 souls, with Jacob Zörger as preacher.
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First Look: Salvation Taco, April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman's Murray Hill Taqueria
Previews of new menus around NYC.
Note: First Looks give previews of new dishes, drinks, and menus we're curious about. Since they are arranged photo shoots and interviews with restaurants, we do not make critical evaluations or recommendations. Take a look at Sam Anderson's cocktails for the restaurant here.
If a casual, a la carte restaurant serving up tacos that start at $3 and sandwiches that top the menu at $9—in a converted Salvation Army space in the middle of the banker and adult frat-boy-friendly bar scene of Murray Hill—seems like an out of place move for chef/restaurateur duo April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman, that's because it is. Talking with April about the concept and the menu, even she seems a little surprised by the whole affair.
"I just found out that I haven't been pronouncing taco right," says April, standing at the smaller and quieter of the two bars in Salvation Taco, The Spotted Pig chef's new taqueria in the lobby of the Pod 39 Hotel. It comes out "tack-oh," with her distinct British accent. "It's actually a little embarrassing for me," she adds.
Like her pronunciation, the menu is not quite Mexican either, with exotic touches like curry-flavored crema or Moroccan-style lamb breast on miniature naan alongside more traditional options like spit-roasted tacos al pastor and skirt steak. Of course, there are a few Bloomfield-esque touches like sweetbread and chickpea tacos, crispy pig ears, and puffed chicken feet, lest you forget whose restaurant you're at for a moment.
Chef Bloomfield wasn't flying into Mexico solo. She collaborated on the menu with Roberto Santibanez of Brooklyn's Fonda. "Basically, I had an idea for certain types of dishes and specific ingredients I wanted to use on the menu," explains April of their collaborative process, "then Roberto would help me figure out how to interpret that through a traditional Mexican lens."
"The flavors and techniques are all very Mexican, but the food is my own."
For now, the menu is limited to snacks and salads ($3 to $10), tacos ($3 to $4 each), and tortas ($8 to $9 each, served on torta bread from Teixaca bakery in Newark), though April plans on introducing a number of large format plates in the near future, including a whole roasted pig head or bone-in short rib intended for sharing at the table, with diners picking their own meat and stuffing it into tortillas.
Those tortillas, by the way, are made with masa delivered daily from Nixtamal in Corona, Queens, hand-pattied, and cooked to order on an electric comal behind the bar. The bar menu is designed by Sam Anderson of Hotel Delmano, and draws inspiration from classic Mexican cocktails and spirits, with drinks designed to be taken along with the food.
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Born: ca. 1896, Kaluszyn, Poland
Channa and her husband and five children lived 35 miles east of Warsaw in the small predominantly Jewish town of Kaluszyn. Channa's husband, Jankel, was employed as a clerk in the town hall. After Channa's children reached school age, she helped her mother run a newspaper kiosk in town.
1933-39: Germany has invaded Poland, and our hopes that Kaluszyn wouldn't be in the line of fire have been shattered. First, a German plane flew over our town and dropped a bomb on people waiting in line outside a bakery. Then, a few days later, German forces fought Polish troops in a battle here. Half the town, including our house, has been destroyed by bombs and fire so we're moving to nearby Minsk Mazowiecki where Jankel's family lives.
1940-44: The Nazis have forced all the Jews in Minsk Mazowiecki to relocate to one small area in the town. Many of the houses here have been destroyed by shelling and more than 5,000 of us are living in the few houses that remain standing. Typhus, carried by lice, has started to spread throughout the ghetto, and very little medicine is available. My oldest son Josel managed to escape to the USSR in 1939 and is now living in the Far East. But what will happen to my four children still here with us--Duvid, Esther, Dobcia and Faiga?
In 1942, 46-year-old Channa and her family fled to Kaluszyn to escape deportation. Soon after, however, most of the Jews in Kaluszyn were deported to the Treblinka extermination camp.
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At Maastricht University we use problem-based learning, and the topics for the students of this block (two bachelor studies) were aging and immunology. Interesting, because as a chemist I have limited background in these fields. Other content in this bioinformatics course done by our BiGCaT group involved SNPs, and I found a few interesting examples. As protein structure visualization tool, the course is using Yasara, a great tool, but next year I will prefer to use Bioclipse.
For the aging topic, I found a protein encoded by the WRN gene involved in Werner's Syndrome. I do not believe they found the actual cause of this disease yet, but that just makes it more interesting. The 3AAF structure in the PDB database (which, BTW, gets really slow when the USA wakes up), is associated with two SNPs:
So, it wasn't more than logical that I had the students visualize the residues and ask them to hypothesize which of the two was more likely to affect DNA binding:
Also very interesting to look at in this structure, is the π-π stacking by which this protein structure binds to the DNA:
So, next year, one of these exercises will basically become a Bioclipse plugin with a nice cheat sheet. I also plan to finally write that plugin that educates people in the Jmol scripting language. Who wants to team up for that?
The other students got to look at the 3O4L structure (thanx to Patrick for the great topic!), which is a beautiful complex of protein structures from a normal cell (green and blue) and a T-cell (yellow and red):
In the middle is a small peptide (element colors), broken down by the normal cell from a Epstein-Barr virus. The membrane-bound protein parts are missing, but if you just imagine two huge cells on the left and right of this!
The red and yellow part are very similar structures, with a really nice S-S bond holding together the two subunits (all S-S bonds are depicted in magenta):
And this simple complex has many variants on the T-cell receptor side, allowing our human body to adapt to all sorts of viruses, etc. This is what life looks like! Isn't chemistry amazing!


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Bakery company Hostess Brands LLC is emerging from its second bankruptcy proceeding in four years, and will resume selling its iconic snack cake, the Twinkie, nationwide in the U.S.
The Hostess website says "the greatest treats the world has ever known will triumphantly return," on July 15. Other products include Ding Dongs and Ho Hos.
Hostess liquidated its brands, recipes, plants and other assets after failing to reach an agreement with striking bakers to help the company emerge from its latest bankruptcy.
Hostess, founded in 1930, is now owned by Apollo Global Management LLC and C. Dean Metropoulos & Co., whose combined offer of up to $410 million was the only one submitted during the bankruptcy process in March.
Company Chief Executive C. Dean Metropoulos said employees will not be union workers this time around. "We're not going to invite the unions in. We don't have to do it," he said.
But some things should stay the same, namely the snack-cakes' flavor. "Everything will be as delicious and fattening as it always was," said Michael Crame, executive vice president of the new company.


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Handicap reimbursement
BWC encourages employers to hire and retain employees with a handicapped condition. To help offset the challenges handicapped persons often experience in the job market, we offer the Handicap Reimbursement Program as a way for employers to reduce claim costs.
Defining a handicap
For workers' compensation purposes, Ohio law defines a handicapped employee as one who is afflicted with (or subject to) a physical or mental impairment, whether congenital or due to an injury or disease, of such character that the impairment constitutes a handicap in obtaining employment or re-employment if the employee should become unemployed.
The impairment must be due to any of the 25 eligible diseases or conditions set forth in Ohio Revised Code 4123.343. These include arthritis, ankylosis (a stiffening of the joints), diabetes, cardiac disease and epilepsy.
Filing for handicap reimbursement
If a handicapped employee suffers a lost-time industrial injury/occupational disease or death and files an allowed workers' compensation claim, the employer may apply for reimbursement of claims costs by filing an Application for Handicap Reimbursement (CHP-4-A).
You must file the CHP-4-A while the claim is within your experience period. The rules for filing an application are listed in Ohio Administrative Code 4123-3-35.
Private employers
For claims with a date of injury on or after Jan. 1, 2010:
- If the date of injury is between Jan. 1 and June 30, private employers must file the CHP-4-A by June 30 of the year no more than six years from the year of the date of injury or occupational disease.
- If the date of injury is between July 1 and Dec. 31, private employers must file the CHP-4-A by June 30 of the year no more than seven years from the year of the date of the injury or occupational disease.
Public employers
For claims with a date of injury on or after Jan. 1, 2010, a public employer must file the CHP-4-A by Dec. 31 of the year no more than six years from the year of the date of the injury or occupational disease.
Self-insuring employers
Effective Sept. 29, 2015, self-insuring employers are no longer eligible to participate in the handicap reimbursement program.
Handicap reimbursement eligibility
You must show the handicapped condition existed before the date of injury, and that it either caused the claim or contributed to increased costs or a delay in recovery.
In addition, we must have paid one of the following types of benefits in the claim.
- Temporary total compensation
- Permanent total disability
- Permanent partial – Scheduled Loss
- Death claim (Survivor benefit)
- The injured worker received wages in lieu of temporary total, i.e. salary continuation
The settlement of a workers' compensation claim does not affect your right to have a handicap reimbursement application considered.
Once granted, we apply the handicap reimbursement benefits to the following claim awards and reserves: temporary total, permanent total, permanent partial - scheduled loss, death claim, medical payments, claim reserves and lump sum settlements with dates specified in rule 4123-3-35.
Processing the application
- Hand-deliver to the BWC Customer Service Center located on the first floor of the William Green Building in Columbus, Ohio
- Mail to BWC, Attn: Handicap Reimbursement Unit, 30 W. Spring St., 26th Floor, Columbus, OH 43215-2256
We process the CHP-4-A and one of our attorneys conducts a conference to determine whether a percentage of the claim's costs should be charged to the statutory surplus fund instead of the employer's claims experience.
Once we initially approve or deny the application, you have the right to appeal to the Ohio Industrial Commission within 14 days of receipt.
If we approve the application, we then adjust your experience calculation.
Getting help
- E-mail handicap reimbursement questions to firstname.lastname@example.com
- For more information, see the Handicap Reimbursement fact sheet.


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Suffolk University Police and Security Department (SUPD)
Working Together for Public Safety
Suffolk University is an urban campus in a world-class city and public safety is a top priority at all times. The Suffolk University Police and Security Department (SUPD) consists of full-time uniformed police and security officers who are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. The department is dedicated to deterring and detecting crime and security hazards through prevention, cooperation and enforcement of university regulations and state laws. Police officers may be assigned to roving patrols or fixed posts. Security officers are generally assigned to fixed posts at entrances to residence halls and other university buildings to monitor and control access. All of these officers provide high visibility as a deterrent to crime and make it convenient for member of the university community to report incidents or request assistance.
However, a truly safe campus can only be achieved with the cooperation of the entire University community, including faculty, staff, students, and visitors. Each member of the university community is urged to make a personal commitment to campus safety by incorporating sound safety and crime prevention practices into their daily lives and reporting crimes, suspicious activity and unusual situations to SUPD immediately. By working together we can keep our campus a safe and peaceful place to live, learn and work.
Cooperation with City Law Enforcement and Public Safety Agencies
The SUPD Dispatch Center, located in the Donahue Building lobby, has direct telephone and radio communications with the Boston and State Police Departments and will notify the Boston and/or State Police, Boston Fire Department, Boston Emergency Medical Services Department and other city or state public safety agencies as needed and appropriate whenever a major public safety incident is reported on or adjacent to Suffolk University premises. Specifically, BPD will be notified for all incidents that occur on or near university premises that require local police action and for all incidents involving firearms or other dangerous weapons, since SUPD police officers do not carry firearms. All telephone calls at the SUPD Dispatch Center are recorded.
Reporting Crimes and Other Security or Safety Incidents
SUPD Telephone Numbers:
Non-emergency business and to report past incidents 617-573-8333
Emergency 617-573-8111
The SUPD Dispatch Center is staffed at all times and there is always a Security Officer stationed in the lobby of each residence hall. Members of the university community are urged to report all crimes to SUPD immediately by calling one of the numbers listed above or in person to the officer in the lobby of a residence hall. The reporting party will be asked to provide details such as the nature and location of the incident, when it happened, who was involved, a description of any property stolen, the name or a description of the perpetrator if known, the location or direction of flight of the perpetrator if known, and whether anyone was injured. A police officer will be dispatched to respond to the scene and to meet the reporting party immediately.
Emergency Notifications and Documentation
The SUPD Dispatcher will notify Facilities and Risk Management staff of incidents which may need additional assistance and the deployment of resources under their responsibility areas, such as emergency maintenance response and emergency alert notification. All SUPD officers are trained in CPR and First Aid and officers have access to emergency medical supplies and automatic external defibrillators. SUPD maintains a Public Daily Log of Crimes and Fires and prepares appropriate incident reports.
Individuals with Mobility Impairments Members of the university community with mobility impairments or other conditions which may require them to have assistance evacuating a building during a fire alarm or other emergency are urged to register with their appropriate Disability Resources Office. Disability Resources will provide SUPD with a record of such individuals and their schedules. Individuals requiring assistance during an evacuation should familiarize themselves with the evacuation routes in the buildings they will be using and contact SUPD at 617-573-8111 to report their location if they need assistance.
The Disability Resource Offices are as follows:
CAS and SBS Students: University Office of Disability Services (617-994-6820)
Law Students: Law School Dean of Students Office (617-573-8157)
University Employees: Human Resources (617-573-8415)
Violence/Hostile Behavior should be reported to SUPD when it safe to do. Violent and hostile behavior includes any behavior that is threatening, intimidating and/or considered dangerous to others, which adversely impacts the normal activity of the day. If you observe a criminal act on campus, a person acting in a suspicious manner on campus, violence on campus or the threat of violence on campus, notify the Suffolk University Police Department (SUPD) at extension 8111 (or at 617-573-8111) as soon as it is safe to do so and report the incident.
Include the following information when reporting an incident:
1. Where is the incident?
2. What is the incident?
3. When did it happen?
4. Who is involved?
5. Are there any weapons involved?
6. Why did it happen?
Assist the Officers when they arrive by supplying them with any additional information and ask others to cooperate. SUPD would first respond, identify, stabilize, treat if needed, and write any appropriate reports.
SUPD will report all criminal acts - whether on the property or not that are Part One violent crimes, homicide, rape and or attempted, robbery and or attempted, aggravated assaults, burglary, motor vehicle theft, and arson, will be reported to the Boston Police Department as well as crimes involving weapons.
Bomb Threats should be reported to SUPD at ext. 8111 immediately. Call takers should pay close attention to the caller ID display and the caller's voice and take notes in order to recall the caller's exact words as closely as possible. When seeing a suspicious package call SUPD immediately – do not touch it.
Fire Alarms SUPD responds to all reports of fire alarms in university buildings to assist Boston Fire Department personnel with evacuation and finding the source of the alarm. Risk Management and Facilities are also notified. All occupants should evacuate immediately upon hearing a fire alarm, following instructions as provided by the voice evacuation announcements.
Active Shooter SUPD will notify Boston Police immediately of any report of an active shooter on or near the campus. Risk Management will be contacted to activate the emergency alert notification system. SUPD officers will coordinate with BPD and provide access to university buildings, assist in the evacuation of buildings if appropriate, and provide assistance and support to the responding public safety agencies.
Sexual Assaults and Domestic Violence Victims of sexual assault and domestic violence are urged to contact SUPD as soon as possible. Violent acts such as these will not be tolerated on campus and SUPD will work compassionately and professionally with victims of sexual assault and domestic violence to help ensure they receive appropriate medical and emotional care and are provided with the support and guidance necessary for them to make informed decisions regarding safety options in the aftermath of such violence. Refer to the Suffolk University Policy on Sexual Misconduct for specific information and resources. The policy can be found in the Student Handbook and on the SU website at http://www.suffolk.edu/studenthandbooks/47573.html
Additional information for members of the Law School Community may be found at http://www.law.suffolk.edu/offices/deanofstu/handbook/policies/harassment.cfm
Psychological Emergencies that are reported to SUPD will be addressed by SUPD as needed. SUPD will also alert other appropriate departments on campus as needed. The safety and well-being of the patient is priority while ensuring the safety and well-being of the community in all incidents of this nature.
Medical Emergencies should be reported to SUPD. SUPD will respond and provide medical assistance to the level of their training and will notify Boston Emergency Medical Services as needed. This would include all medical emergencies including any drug overdoses.
Non-Life Threatening Emergencies SUPD is issued cab vouchers from student services. These will be offered to resident students to travel to an area hospital for non- life threatening emergencies, if the resident/patient chooses to go.
Demonstrations and Rallies that are unlawful will not be permitted. SUPD will respond and take appropriate action as needed depending on the facts and circumstances of the demonstration and the impact on the community. The safety and well-being of the community is a top priority while maintaining law and order. Any authorized event must be arranged through the student affairs office and the proper forms must be filled. Any event off of the University property must be registered with the City of Boston and approved by the City.
Major Systems Failure/Internal Disasters (Section 1.4.11) that are reported to SUPD will be addressed as a public safety concern. Proper resources will be deployed to the incident for life safety and stabilization of the incident. Proper personnel, particularly the facilities department and any other departments will be notified and deployed. The Incident Command System may be enacted depending upon the size, scope and seriousness of the major systems failure. The incident and impact on the community will be monitored and evaluated initially, and then, continuously throughout the incident for the safety and well-being of the community.
Catastrophic Emergency/Natural Disaster is any incident whether by nature or by human beings that has an immediate and or long lasting impact on the loss of life or potential loss of life to a human, many humans and or a community. This may include real property.
Suspicious Packages/Substances should be reported to the SUPD. No attempt should be made to touch or handle such items. SUPD will respond to investigate the information obtained when it is safe to do and or notify the BPD, BFD (hazmat team), and the Office of Environmental, Health & Safety (OEHS). All incidents will be addressed on a case-by-case basis. In cases that SUPD does respond, we will isolate the substance and or the suspicious package, establish communication and control, set up a perimeter, evacuate as needed, and attempt to identify persons involved and or those person(s) adversely impacted, provide first aid, gather evidence and attempt to render the scene safe upon investigation.


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Coppelia: The 24-Hour Cuban Diner We Didn't Know We Needed
207 West 14th Street, New York NY 10011 (b/n Seventh and Eighth; map); 212-858-5001; coppelianyc.com
Service: Genuinely welcoming and reasonably well-versed in the food
Setting: Bright, elegant space that's simultaneously diner and polished restaurant
Must-Haves: Ropa vieja, ceviche, Torrejas de Oliva
Cost: Everything $16 and under
Drinks: Check out our post »
Grade: Food, recommendable B+; as a 24-hour diner, A-
Some restaurants open to fill a clear need. One could've predicted a market for upscale fast food for locavore Brooklynites, say; or a destination-worthy Harlem restaurant that's true to the neighborhood. But some restaurants strike a note so right that they seem as if they were needed all along.
I didn't know that 14th Street needed a 24-hour Cuban diner, polished but homey, Latin-and-American, with cheery yellow walls and remarkable desserts and Maná and Juanes as the soundtrack—but now that I've been, it seems the most logical idea in the world.
New York may boast more late-night dining options than most cities; still, when you're in need of 3:00am sustenance, they can be very hard to find. It's how one ends up eating Greek diner nachos and $1 pizza and overpriced mac-and-cheese; it's just there. But for something a bit, well, better?
"There isn't a good Cuban-Latin diner in New York," says chef/owner Julian Medina (Toloache, Yerba Buena), "that's open 24 hours. People want food after they go out. Chefs want food after work. And I wanted someplace for them to go." That's why he opened Coppelia.
Warm and welcoming, with canary-yellow walls and dark woods, Coppelia is simultaneously diner and restaurant, spacious for its Chelsea/West Village location, with an elegant bar that seems just right for morning coffee or a workday lunch or a last-stop plate of nachos. A brunch menu is pending, as is a liquor license ("We don't have a crazy drinks program," says Medina; "we want five perfect drinks—mojitos, sangria, like that"). Coppelia's 24-hour service will begin by the end of May, when it'll be well-positioned for summer night crowds from Chelsea, the Meatpacking District, the West Village, Union Square—all stumbling distance away.
Calling itself a "casual Latin comfort food restaurant," it's nominally Cuban, with forays into Mexico and Venezuela and Peru, and more than a little late-night American: macaroni and cheese, burgers, nachos. (And plenty of foods that blur that border: fried cheese or croquetas de queso are at home anywhere.) It's a diner, too, in the extent of its menu—burgers and sandwiches, entreés and egg dishes, soups and sides.
Many of Coppelia's best dishes are well-done classics, among them a ceviche ($10.95) with firm cuts of flounder in a marinade of lime and the intensely flavored, moderately spicy aji amarillo; it's paired with fork-tender sweet potato and maiz cancha (hard-popped corn) in a dish that's tart and refreshing, crunchy and fresh. Guacamole ($7.95) is at that great consistency where it's creamy and scoopable without losing all texture. It's well-salted and limed, with a trio of chips; the tortilla best for scooping, the shatter-crisp boniato our favorite for snacking.
All of the snacks were hot, crisp, and straightforwardly satisfying: an empanada ($2.25) with a creamy, well-seasoned corn interior and pastry that wasn't stiff in the slightest; a super-crunchy, if not intensely flavorful yucca rellena ($2.25); fried cheese balls (croquetas de queso, $2.25) that are lighter than one would expect, making them all the easier to pop back. And while the Mac & Chicharrón ($8.95) approaches overkill—we're all for something crisp and porky as a mac-and-cheese topping, but fatty pork belly suspended in a sea of fatty sauce is a little much—I can imagine it getting inhaled late at night.
Tender, fatty pernil ($14.95) is intensely porky, its richness cut nicely by pickled onions and the freshness of olive oil, lime, and garlic; more chicharrón and those onions add crunch. Similarly classic but interesting was the ropa vieja ($15.95). While many versions are heavily sauced and so soft they hardly need to be chewed, this version is meaty and crisp-edged and full-flavored. After the meat is cooked initially and shredded, Medina sauteés it with onions, poblanos, and chile de árbol for a complex spice and char on the edges.
We loved the fish itself in the Pescado Encendido ($15.95), a superbly crunchy potato crust shielding firm, flaky tilapia, as well as the briny, salty olive- and caper-studded tomato sauce; the fufu-plantain mash is buttery and sweet enough to appear on the dessert menu—whether that's off-putting or appealing depends on your preference. But there's no doubt the fish is well-cooked, as were the Camarones Diablo ($15.95), taut and firm, with a sweet and full-flavored rum glaze and soft-centered, crisp tostones.
Of course, half the fun of a diner is that you can have breakfast for dinner; Coppelia's savory breakfast dishes are simple and done well, what you're craving when you crave eggs. In the Huevos Rancheros ($7.95), moros (Cuban-style rice and black beans) are topped with a crisp corn tortilla and a tomatillo salsa that carries some heat; huevos rancheros often pile soft ingredients on more soft ingredients, but the crunch of the tortilla stood out nicely from the runny egg.
We'd also order the Huevos Habaneros ($8.95) again, two poached eggs in the caper-studded tomato sauce that appears on several other dishes, with crisp, sharp shards of red onion; they top thin slices of ham on a thinly-pounded piece of bread. While the bread was a bit tough, it's a well-proportioned stack; the bread is just a little something to soak up the nicely runny yolks with. The plantains had a great exterior crunch and weren't grease-doused or candy-sweet, the way many restaurant plantains can be.
Julian Medina tapped longtime friend and pastry-chef-about-town Pichet Ong for the dessert menu, and it's a stunner—eleven plated desserts, not including daily specials, cookies, or a half-dozen sorbets and as many helados. The glass cases of cakes and cookies on the counter are charming, sure, one more diner touch; but thanks to Ong, they're in all cases far better than standard diner desserts, and in many cases, truly memorable and delicious.
We haven't stopped talking about the Torrejas de Oliva ($6.50) since we first slid a fork into it. It's the most aggressively olive-oily dessert we've ever had, and we mean that in the best of ways; a soft cake doused in olive oil is steam-baked so that it develops a soft, custardlike texture almost like a bread pudding, then caramelized on the top like a creme brulee. When eaten warm, it simply seems like the most delicate, pure expression of olive oil a solid could take, a hot mouthful of the stuff spun into the lightest cake imaginable. With a beautiful crust, a soft mound of condensed milk whipped cream, and a few blackberries, it's a dessert we've already returned for. It is just astoundingly good.
We'd go back, too, for the Carrot Cake with Manchego ($6.50). The cake itself is superbly moist, tender-crumbed, and not too sweet; the cream cheese-sour cream frosting, tangy and smooth; but the sprinkle of Manchego cheese, adding just a little sheep-y funk, takes the cake from a well-done classic to a dessert worth getting excited about. Chocolate Cake with Dulce de Leche Buttercream ($6.50) and Coconut Cake ($6.50) are both solid dessert options, if not quite as memorable. But in diner fashion, one could forsake a plated dessert altogether for one of the milkshakes or floats, with housemade ice creams and sorbets. (Read more about them here.)
It seems at times that there's hardly a chef in New York who hasn't ventured down the "comfort food" road. But Coppelia doesn't feel like a stylistic leap; it doesn't feel like a pedigreed chef deigning to make fried chicken, say. It's simultaneously straightforward and far better than it has to be.
Coppelia is not a Torrisi—it's not really reinventing the Latin diner. But it might be a Rubirosa, a restaurant firmly within the bounds of a cuisine and tradition, but an awful lot better than most others of its ilk; and a 24-hour operation to boot. We're happy to have somewhere for fried cheese and that olive oil cake at 3:00 in the morning; but really, we'd be happy to have them any time of day.
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Simplify your life with McCane®
The Mc-Canes are the new high-quality canes of CareTec. Made of aviation grade aluminium they are lightweight but nevertheless extremely robust and with great exural strength.
- The connectors between the segments have optimized conical shape so that they cannot plug up with dirt
- Their te on-covered and hard anodized connectors are preventing the freezing together in the winter
Technical Details
- Material: Anodized Aluminium Alloy
- Length Telefolding Cane: 25-29 cm (Segment incl. Grip)
- Length Telescopic Cane: 25-29 cm (Segment incl. Grip)
- Length Folding Cane: 25-29cm (Segment incl. Grip)
- Weight Telefolding Cane: 220 Gramm
- Weight Telescopic Cane: 170 Gramm
- Weight Folding Cane: 220 Gramm
- Connections per Cane: 3-7
- Unfolded Length: 70-180 cm
- Grip: Beech Wood with hand strap
- McCane Stock (Telefalt-, Teleskop-, oder Faltstock)