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Gwent gun cop who had sex on duty in Caerphilly was 'like popping in for a cuppa'
9:10am Tuesday 17th September 2013 in News
THE behaviour of an armed police officer who had sex on duty with his loaded gun around his ankles was compared to him popping off duty to use the lavatory or into a cafe to buy a cup of tea.
PC Shaun Jenkins was dismissed by Gwent Police for gross misconduct after it received a complaint he had sex with a married woman while on armed patrol in Caerphilly in 2010. The complaint came from the woman's husband.
However, PC Jenkins was reinstated in May last year after appealing to the Police Appeals Tribunal.
The statement of determination from this has now been released under the Freedom of Information Act, in which it states the panel on PC Jenkins' misconduct hearing "inaccurately" judged the firearm was out of his control while he had sex.
It reads: "The firearm, in its holster, was attached to the appellant's trousers and his trousers were still attached to the appellant, albeit they were down around his ankles. It was never out of his direct and immediate control."
The statement also said he had not 'significantly degraded' public protection, as PC Jenkins was in radio contact with a colleague, who waited in a patrol car nearby.
It added: "There is nothing to suggest the appellant could not have been back in the police vehicle within a minute or two, the sort of delay that will occur if an officer goes to the lavatory or into a cafe to buy a cup of tea while on patrol."
The report says that after a text message conversation, PC Jenkins and his colleague picked the woman up and took her to the house on April 10 2010, where they had consensual sex, which lasted around 40 minutes.
It was concluded by the Police Appeals Tribunal that PC Jenkins should be reinstated in the force as a PC, with him paid all money lost as a result of his dismissal.
Gwent Police was criticised by independent watchdog the Independent Police Complaints Commission last month for the way it handled the matter.
A report said the manner in which the complaint was handled was "unacceptable" and attempts to deal with it outside the formal regulations were "not good enough".
IPCC Commissioner for Wales Tom Davies said the two errors were found in the original disciplinary process and said some findings by the Police Appeals Panel were surprising and could be seen to undermine public confidence in the credibility of the police discipline system.


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Army War College Study Provides Insight on Children with Deployed Parents
- Categorized in: April 2010
WASHINGTON, DC—Children of frequently-deployed soldiers may be handling deployments better than their parents think, a recent study found. While 36% of soldiers and 45% of spouses surveyed thought that their children were coping well or very well with their deployments, 56% of the adolescent children surveyed said that they were coping well or very well. "We are surprised to see that 56% of kids say they are doing not okay, but well or very well overall with deployments. That surprised us," said one of the authors, Leonard Wong, PhD, a research professor at the US Army War College.
Still, Wong noted that 17% of youth between the ages of 11 and 17 surveyed said that they were coping poorly or very poorly. If that finding is extrapolated, the implication is that over 20,000 adolescent children are not coping well with deployments. "If one out of six Army adolescents report doing poorly with repeated deployments, the situation can hardly be considered acceptable," the study stated.
The study, The Effects of Multiple Deployments on Army Adolescents, was conducted by Wong and co-author Stephen Gerras, PhD, and utilized the perspectives of over 2,000 soldiers, 700 spouses, and 500 Army children between 11 and 17 through an online survey. In addition, study researchers interviewed over 100 Army adolescents at eight Army installations throughout the US.
The Findings
While previous studies have looked at the question of how children were faring from the vantage point of the deployed parent or spouse, the authors of the current study were particularly interested in the perspective of the children themselves.
Researchers found that the perception of soldiers was that the more deployments their adolescent child had experienced in the past, the higher the child's stress was during the current deployment. While that conclusion did not surprise the researchers, the perspective of the children was unexpected: adolescents who had experienced two previous deployments reported lower average stress than those with only one deployment in their past. The mean deployment stress of adolescents who had experienced three deployments was even lower. "With each new deployment, the child's stress level actually goes down," Wong said. One likely explanation is that children matured and learned to cope throughout each successive deployment.
The researchers also compared youth by age and by whether they had a deploying parent. They found that children from ages 11 to 13 with a deployed parent reported higher levels of stress than adolescents with parents who have not deployed. On the other hand, youth ages 14 to 16 reported lower stress than those children who did not have a parent deployed. Interviews done by the researchers of the 14 to 16-year-old adolescents revealed that they were experiencing more independence when the parent was deployed and not at home. The decrease in supervision and restrictions may explain why these young people expressed that they felt less stress than their counterparts who did not have a deployed parent, according to the study. "This is the time that kids start getting independent and they want to start breaking away and they want their space," Wong said.
However, the researchers found that the 17-year-old adolescents with deployed parents reported higher stress levels than the 11 to 16-year-olds with deployed parents. Through interviews, the researchers found that these youth expressed disappointment that the parent would miss their high school graduation and college application process, among other things.
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The researchers also sought to learn the factors that might mitigate the stresses of deployments on young people. "With multiple deployments [being] more commonplace and the literature maturing, it may now be appropriate to research efforts to minimize stress," the study stated. One of the most effective ways to influence the stress of adolescents during a deployment is participation in activities, particularly sports. "Participation in sports is critical as it provides a diversion from the stress that occurs during deployment," the study stated. A strong family and a belief that America supports the war are also important. Building strong family relationships is something that must begin months or years before the deployment.
The factors that best predicted a child's overall ability to cope with a life of deployments include a child's belief that soldiers are making a difference, a strong family, the adolescent's belief that the American public supports the war, and a strong non-deployed spouse. "The attitudes of Army adolescents are important predicators of deployment stress and the ability to cope with a life of deployments," said Wong.
Army adolescents often grow up in an environment "laden with lofty notions such as sacrifice, duty and selfless service," according to the study. "They are accustomed to hearing common Army aphorisms such as 'I know my soldiers, and I will always place their needs above my own,' and 'I will always place the mission first.'"
Despite the findings that many adolescent children are able to cope well, the authors acknowledged that there are still "many unknowns" concerning the effects of deployments. "We cannot predict how these children will negotiate the often difficult transition to adulthood," the study stated. "Nor do we know how an adolescence spent in the turbulence of a deployed Army will affect these young people when they eventually become parents." Wong said that they made no recommendations to the Army regarding their findings, but briefed the study findings to the Army leadership. "We are letting them mull it over."
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The next step is to study the children/adolscents of guard/reserves/irr warrriors to evaluate how those individuals handled the stress of muliple desployments.
Depending on where the student lives, the family may be isolated due to lack of an effective family support service, the educational system has no understanding of the stresses a deployed family member places on a child/teen; in the event of the death of the father or mother, there is no one else to relate to.
If one or both of the parents return home requiring physical or mental therapy, it changes the family dynamics and finanaces. Out of pocket expense for a child therapist for many returned warriors is not in the budget. The VA is behind in anticipating this need. A few have turned adult therapist into providing child therapy - but I would hope there would be credentialing.
I speak from experience. Both myself and my spouse are veterans. My husbands PTSD affected all our children , who are adults now, especially the last who has secondary PTSD. Three are perfectionists, one an alcoholic, one tries to fixes everyones relationship in the family, etc.
Have your VA bonuses been cut in recent years and are you concerned about getting merit pay in the future?


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As your body develops, neural stem cells transform into the specialized neurons, glia and other cells that make up your brain. Researchers have long hoped to harness these stem cells to grow replacements for neurons damaged in degenerative disorders such as Parkinson's disease. But there is also some risk that neural stem cells will form tumors when implanted in a patient's brain. Now there may be an alternative.
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Gilda's Italian Restaurant
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The food is devine. Let me say it again, the food is devine. That's why you go to a restaurant in the first place, right? It's as if grandma was in the other room cooking for everyone. Hi highly recommend the bolognese. I need to try other things there, but I end up getting the bolognese each time, it's that good!
This has become a favorite place to dine. The service is wonderful and the food has been consistently good. I especially like the fish specials, fish has always been perfectly cooked. Husband sticks to basics, he loves Gilda's meatballs. Server was knowledgeable about wine selection and paired a great wine choice with dinner.
My wife had the scallops special with risotto and we both shared that dish and left nothing behind. My 9 year old son went classic spaghetti and meatballs and was very satisfied. I had the tagliatelle bolognese and again it was really good. Only reason I didn't finish mine is that it was more "leftover friendly" than the scallops. Also, I wanted to save room for dessert. All is good.
Start with the Calamari appetizer it is the best we have ever tasted and it was a generous portion, more than enough for 4. The beet salad was excellent, again perfect to share with 2. There were four of us- two ordered the scallop special, one got the wild boar and one the seafood linguine. They were all excellent equalling four empty plates! Also the bread and EVOO herb mixture they bring to the table is wonderful! We have eaten at Gilda's 11 times in the last 3 years and will continue. It is one of our must go places when we visit Portland.
Would recommend Gilda's to anyone visiting or living in Portland. Great choice of food and if you cannot make up your mind over what to choose, ask the staff as there recommendations are spot on.
We had a family dinner here before a soccer game at Jeld-Wen field, since the restaurant is only two blocks away. The food was all around excellent. Everything tasted great, and the restaurant has fresh pasta available for most pasta dishes. I had the pork with pancetta, which was excellent. The menu states they use local ingredients.
Our party of 6 had a nice evening. 4 of us loved our dinner and 2 found the food over salted and not very enjoyable as a result. We should have sent it back, but we were on our way to a soccer game so didn't have time to do another round of waiting. Not very memorable, but certainly someplace that we will try again.
Our office came here for a birthday lunch. This was our first visit. We decided to check it out because one of our patients recommended it and the reviews looked promising. The service was very friendly but it took a while for our food to arrive. It was worth the wait - quite tasty! The menu offered the usual choices you'd expect in an Italian restaurant but there were also some unique offerings to be had. Two in our party got the lemon risotto, one the porcetta sandwich and the other had a turkey and avocado club. Just the right amount for a lunch. We would have liked to sit outside but they only serve parties of two. Very nice ambiance with interesting murals on the walls. We will return!!
We have dined at Gildas several times and it is consistently great. We love it and have invited many friends.
Whenever we want a solid pasta dinner, we always go to Gilda's. The spaghetti & meatballs is superb and the bolognese is really good. I started with an heirloom caprese salad, which was great and my spouse had the misto salad. We finished with an affrogato.
This is a sweet little neighborhood restaurant with very good food and excellent service. We thought their Caesar was outstanding, and the spaghetti & meatballs were good to very good. If I lived nearby, I would be there all the time.
We cancelled reservations at El Gauchos and went to Gilda's instead on a tip from a friend. We are so happy we did. Gilda's was awesome! From the Italian server, to the owners mother visiting with the patrons... We felt like we were on vacation in Italy. The food is authentic Italian and done perfectly. The server selected an excellent bottle of wine for us, and believe it or not, it was middle of the road as far as price. Their price point compared to the quality will bring us back again and again.
Very good food and service. Close to the Timber's stadium, with a funky style inside. The food was very good, well prepared adn presented by a very good waiter.
Great food, great service, romantic, off the beaten path...our new favorite.
This was our first trip to Portland and we were looking for a neighborhood place to get a decent Italian meal. Boy, did we get a treat! Our great server recommended we try the chef's special - a halibut, and boy were we glad we did. Outstanding meal, topped off with another item off the special menu - the peach nepolean. Truly one of my most memoralbe meals.
Found Gilda's looking for restaurant for a group on the internet. We were there early so it was quiet but some of our group felt the staff was still getting ready for their shift. Overall service was fine and definitely improved as time passed. But, the food was the great part. Fritto Misto was light with a delicious dipping sauce. Among us we had the veal - rave reviews; risotto funghi - delicious; Porchetta - VERY rich, served with mashed potatoes and spinach - true comfort food; and Chicken Origanata - friend could not stop raving about how tender and tasty it was. Two of us shared the Porchetta and were happily full. Also had caesar salad - dressing great, but too much. We were too ful lfor dessert but plan on returning for cannoli.
We visited Gilda's after hearing about it from a friend. Every component of our visit was stellar The hostess and server (Elio) were kind, friendly and warm. Every plate brought to our table was beyond excellent. The calamari, shrimp and scallop appetizer is the BEST we have ever had - each piece is cooked perfectly and seasoned. The caprese was amazing - simple but delicious! The meatballs and the halibut were incredible. The wine list is comprehensive without being overwhelming. Visit Gilda's as soon as you can!!
Food was great as usual. The kitchen was somewhat slow on this visit, perhaps by what we ordered. We had a cesear's salad, a blue salal, a pasta dish and a rissotta. One of our favorite places.
Wonderful REAL Italian cuisine. And directly across the street from the Artist Rep Theater--how easy to dine and stroll to a show?
Given that I am Italian and often have difficulty finding a good Italian restaurant. I am thrilled to say that I found a great Italian Restuarant at Gilda's. The food is excellent, the service is great and the ambiance is warm and inviting. Chef/Owner Marco Roberti has done a fabulous job of creating a great restaurant.
Marco is such a talent! The pasta here is always just perfect-- makes me swoon! Now even better, since I can get a martini too! Just a simple green salad, when the ingredients are perfectly crisp and fresh is wonderful too. And the garlic/oil mix on the perfect bread is very much like a great restaurant in our favorite town in the world, Sorrento. WIthout Gilda's I would have to go back to Italy more often. Can't say enough about the great service, Elio our favorite was off, but the server we had was a gem too. Great anniversary dinner! Grazia Mille Marco!
We were amazed at how fresh the ingredients to the dishes were. The sea food pasta was al dente and the shell fish perfect. The veal was wonderful and the parmesean polenta was fabulous! The cherries and vanilla gelato satisfied our sweet tooth. The walls were covered with pictures of Gilda and her family , and friends. We will certainly eat here again on our next visit to Portland.
The 4 of us enjoyed our dinner experience here. Eggplant and blue cheese salad were two good starters for 4 to share. Pasta with wild boar was well seasoned. Other entrees included the risotto and the veal - both also well prepared. Good value Sicilian wine. Nice cookie plate to finish. A good value and satisfying and so convenient to the theater.
Gilda's has outstanding food prepared by the chef proprietor and served by professional servers. Wine selection is good and moderately priced. It has a number of repeat customers. we are among the establishment's repeat customers.
We will go back often. We started with a cocktail, which was very good (though it took awhile to arrive). We then had the mista salad and the frito misto, both of which were excellent. My spouse had the spaghetti & meatballs and I had the pasta special with sausage, mushrooms in a marsala sauce. With the house made pappardelle, it was really, really good. We were sadly too full for dessert this time, though we will get some next time.
I found Gilda's on Yelp and it didn't dissapoint....food was great! Nice little downtown resturaunt with open kitchen antmosphere. I would recommend as a very good place to dine when in Portland.
Reservation was easy with Open Table and we were expected and welcomed with respect and Old World charm. Waiter was knowledgeable and helpful about food and wine but not the least bit intrusive. The three of us ordered everything from salad and soup to pork belly and it was all just superb. The meal felt long and indulgent, and yet we were finished and out of there in less than 90 minutes. Perfect location for the Artist Repertory Theater since it was right across the street, so the fact that it was fabulous was just a bonus!
Eating at Gilda's is like going to your Italian grandmother's for dinner. The food is homemade, reasonably priced, and delicious. The small restaurant has lovely large windows looking out onto the street and feels more like being in a home than a commercial building. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting with photos of the relatives on the wall. The service is excellent, the staff hoping you have a good visit and will return. We were there with another couple for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We sampled a wide variety of starters, pasta, main course, soup and salad and dessert. All were excellent.
We have eaten here several times and have yet to be disappointed. We usually come before attending a performance at the Artist Rep Theatre, and the servers are very conscientious about making sure that we leave on time for the theatre. On Oct. 2nd, there were four of us dining, and we were all very pleased with our salads and entrees. I had a King salmon special which was done to perfection. I know we will be returning before the next theatre performance!
This is a quiet neighborhood Italian place with traditional and NW style dishes. I keep taking guests there as they do not disappoint.
I am on a diet for a month and the meal tonight was just supposed to be a steak so I ordered the best one and told them that was all I needed. No questions, no problem. Perfect salad and more than perfect steak. Very close to the theater so my wife and I will both be back.
We booked Gilda's for a pre-theater dinner. The service was great. We each had specials -- veal and salmon and both were tasty and served with a crisp-on-the-outside creamy-on-the-inside polenta triangle. The location couldn't be better (across the street) and service was gracious.
IT was our first visit to Gilda's and our choice was based upon proximity to the Artists' Rep Theatre. We enjoyed ourselves a great deal...the food was fresh and plentiful and tasted delicious. My husband and I agreed that our server made all the difference in our dining experience. He was low-key and thoughtful and his service to us was impeccable.
We ate here before a play performance and really enjoyed it. There was plenty of room when we arrived at 5:30 and we had good service. The food was very good. We had four different dishes and they all were good, not overly fancy but interesting, tasty dishes. These included spaghetti and meatballs, a halibut special, and a pasta special. Coffee was excellent. We definitely will be going back.
I brought my families to this restaurant for celebrating my daughter's birthday. Its great food and service made all of us stunningly happy. We enjoyed all the services and exceptional mood at that night. Thank you, all the staffs at Gilda's staffs!
Excellent food. Fresh, local, all the things that Portland restaurants seem to need, but had the feel of a family restaurant in Chicago, New York or even Italy, which is a relief from the hard edges that seem to be part of so much of the trendy Portland scene. Close to ART, so a great place for a before play meal, but also just a perfect place for a romantic, family, dinner-with-friends meal. Oh, just to be clear, in Italy, a family restaurant is always the best place to eat.
I have been to Gilda's repeatedly and continue to be impressed with how great the food is!! Marco is an exquisite Cheff and th food is prepared to perfection!!
We highly recommend Gilda's to anyone within walking distance. The food is worth it. Prices are low, taste is great, and value is high. Try the porcheta.
The first time I went to Gilda's, it was for my birthday. I wanted to take my friend out for his birthday and they did not disappoint. There is a very nice selection of more original than usual staples and I appreciate the thought and effort that the chef puts into his offerings.
The food selection was excellent. We had the Frito Misto appetizer and it was delicious. The portions were ample and well displayed. We will be returning.
It is only a couple blocks from the stadium and several other arty sort things. So location was great. I was worried about parking but there was plenty of street parking with 5 hour meters. An Italian white table clothed tables is what we walked into. We felt a bit under dressed and we were only the third table to be seated. We had a great table tucked in the corner. Perfect for the two of us. From the hostess to the waitress, the staff where friendly, helpful, kind and on top of everything. My water glass was never empty. My wife had the Beet Salad with added chicken and loved it. I had the traditional spaghetti and meatballs. Literally, the BEST sauce I've ever had, EVER!!! This is the place you don't want to miss. Run don't Walk!
I stop every other week or so for "Grandma's Spaghetti and Meat Balls." Only a few Italian restaurants in Portland know what the words al dente mean. Gilda's is one.
Enjoy an evening in Italy when you step into Gilda's. The specials: halibut and veal were outstanding. Try it!
Gilda's is a great place for a quiet, intimate dinner. The food is delicious, authentic Italian, very well prepared and presented and original. This is a wonderful place for bringing friends. It is on the MAX line and easy to reach and find parking. The staff is very attentive. WE appreciate the special service from Elio and Chef Marco.
This is italian cooking at its most authentic. Great veal which is hard to find at other Italian Restaurants. The tuna enter was also fabulous, and a very selective, reasonable wine list. Truly a neighborhood treasure.
Every single thing we had was perfectly prepared, beautiful and delicious!
Wonderful food though they were out of spaghetti and meatballs! When we arrived it was very noisy as the space is quite small. Our waitress was very accommodating but service was very slow. Everyone at our table ordered a different dish, both pasta and steak and to a person it was all very good. The blue salad was a real standout.
This restaurant is owned by a man who learned his cooking from his grandmother, and now cooks for his "family"---all the people who enjoy the great service and great food turned out by himself and his talented staff. Very highly recommended for a relaxed dining experience with great food as a bonus!
It's a good Italian restaurant and variety does help, but it would not be my top 3 choices for Italian in the neighborhood.
Dining at Gilda's has become a pre-show tradition for my friends and me. The food is always perfectly prepared and served in a timely manner with a smile. We wouldn't think of attending a performance at Portland Center Stage without making dinner reservations at Gilda's.


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- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 7
- Restaurant
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- Total number of rooms - 363
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Year Built 1992
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
Located in the heart of Amsterdam, this family-friendly hotel is within walking distance of St. Nicholas Church and Berlage Stock Exchange. Also nearby are Amsterdam Chinatown and Madame Tussauds.
In addition to a restaurant, ibis Amsterdam Centre features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour front desk.
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), guestrooms feature air conditioning along with safes and televisions.
The preferred airport for ibis Amsterdam Centre is Amsterdam (AMS-Schiphol) - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
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A group of us spent a nite here on way to another location. Hotel rooms are dated. They require some TLC. The food in hotel restaurant was pretty good but overpriced compared to what is available in La Paz. $20.00 for shrimp and $4.00 for a Cerveza is too much. The pool area and pool bar look like a lot... More
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Sunday Real Estate-Round-Up. 03/08/09
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From the Real Estalker:
--E Television presenter Giuliana Rancic has dropped the price on her Wilshire Blvd. condo in Los Angeles, shown above, to $749,000. The listing is here.
From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Ashton Kutcher has sold his former bachelor pad for $3.67 million, it was listed at $3.7 million.
--Fashion designer-turned-photographer Hedi Slimane has picked up a swank midcentury home in Beverly Hills for $4.1 million.
--Tawny Kitaen has listed her Newport Beach home at $3.45 million. The listing is here.
--Actor Kerr Smith has listed his home in Encino, California for $1,479,007. The listing is here.
--Soap opera actor Jerry Douglas has put his home in Encino, California on the market for $3.999 million. The listing is here.
--Jeremy Strick, the former director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, has listed his Westwood-area home at $2.85 million. The listing is here.
--Reginald Hudlin, the first president of entertainment for Black Entertainment Television, has listed his Beverly Hills home for sale at $4.995 million. The listing for the five-bedroom home is here.
---Norm Zada, publisher of Perfect 10 magazine, has put his house in Beverly Park on the market for $24.5 million.
From the Wall Street Journal's Private Properties:
--A penthouse on the 165-unit cruiseliner known as The World, which calls itself the is a private residential community on a seafaring ship that travels around the globe, is for sale for $17.5 million. The listing is here. The apartment has prime views over the bow of The World and will accommodate up to 12 people. It includes dining areas with bar facilities and fully equipped kitchens with laundries plus 150 feet of private veranda and a private living area large enough to host your own parties. The listing is here.
--Tony-Award-winning producer Anita Waxman has dropped the price on her Lakeville, Connecticut home. We'll be checking out this one as our estate of the day on Monday.
--Sheik Abdul Aziz al-Thani of Qatar has cut the price of his Trump Park Avenue three-bedroom apartment to $10 million from $14 million. The listing is here.
--Alex Rodriguez, has gone to contract on his New York apartment. It was last listed at $10 million and was our estate of the day last October.
From Move Trends:
--Kanye West's six-bedroom home in teardown condition in Beverly Hills is back on the market. It first hit the market for $8.699 million last March and is now listed at $7.995 million. The listing is here.
--A Malibu home once lived in by Britney Spears and Kevin Federline is one the market for $11.75 million. The listing is here.
--The Inn at Jackson Hole, which was at $33 million back in September when we first mentioned it, has had a price chop to $26 million. It has 83 rooms and an onsite restaurant.
--Lindsay Lohan's former New York City apartment is listed for sale.
--Manny Ramirez has put his Boston apartment back on the market for $8.5 million. It was our estate of the day on Friday.
From the Daily Mail's Property:
--Sienna Miller has bought a cottage in the Cotswolds.
--Photographer Rankin converted an empty warehouse in North London into a space with his penthouse, a gallery and 11 flats but so far none of the apartments have sold.
From Berg Properties Big Time Listings:
--Tori Spelling and her husband, Dean McDermott, have sold their Westwood area home for $2.3 million. It was listed at 2.395 million when it was our estate of the day in October.
--Actor Tom Bresnahan has paid $1.68 million to purchase a Paul Williams-designed house in Los Angeles' Silver Lake area.
--Singer-songwriter Ruben Blades has put his five-bedroom house in Los Angeles' Windsor Square area on the market for $2.65 million. The listing is here.
--Jewel has sold her home in the Hollywood Hills, which had been listed for $1.75 million.


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Goldbox deal for today is a huge sale on Sandisk flash memory including thumbdrives, SSDs, and MicroSD cards. Prices on many SSDs are $30+ less than Newegg plus you might be avoiding sales tax and getting free Super Saver Shipping. Already picked up the 64gb MicroSD I was looking for http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox/
Is there any risk in buying an SDXC card vs an SDHC card for an Android phone? Possible compatibility issues maybe?
None that I have seen, especially in recently released phones. The biggest problem you could face is having to format the card in a PC instead of your phone, so its pretty simple. I'm going to use mine in my Galaxy Note.
I decided to be cheap and bought the 32GB card. I'm not much of a music guy and I've never owned a smartphone (might get the new iPhone if T-Mobile carries it, rendering the card useless) so I don't think I'll ever need so much storage. Thanks again dub!
The Sandisk Extreme 240 is $155, very nice drive I'm currently using. if you don't like Amazon, Newegg also has the Sandisk Extreme 240 for $155 shipped
I loved the line at the bottom, usually ships in 10-13 days....really? Good pricing though, even on the 64GB microSD, your comment on use in the Galaxy intrigues me as my S3 would love one at that price
All these SSD deals...really makes me wonder when the prices will bottom out. Makes me wish I had waited on my Synapse.
Newegg started price matching the SSD prices earlier this morning. Yeah, but thats only because they are essentially back ordered. I put my order in 10 minutes before I made the thread and at that time they were in stock and ready to ship (mine has already been shipped via UPS). I have heard that CM10 for the S3 has slight issues with the 64gb card, but any other ROM or stock ICS will have no issues.
My package ended up getting lost- amazing when it only had to travel about 3hrs from the warehouse even in traffic. Amazon refunded my order and said I could keep the order if it was ever found. Shot an email to UPS to see if they could locate the package and just got it in the mail. Packaging (both the box it was shipped in and the retail Sandisk packaging) is beat beyond belief but the card looks like it survived. Issue is when I put it in my MicroSD reader the card failed to load anything past ~400MB. Tired 2 separate readers, both had the same issue. Switched over to the included SD adapter and put it in the same readers and it loaded ~1GB no problem. Now I have a full 64gb payload being transferred onto the card, but I wanted to see if anyone else who ordered has similar problems. I don't have a known genuine 64gb card to compare it to, but I am a little concerned this may not be real.
I haven't opened my 32GB since I haven't gotten a smartphone yet, but I'll test it in my laptop tomorrow and get back to you.
It's so hard to fill up 30GB but I finally managed to do it. I just kept making copies of a video file I had and it filled up fine. I checked a few of the videos randomly and they all play without issues. I did manage to royally F up the packaging so I won't be able to return it even if it were fake...
Appreciate checking it out for me. Does your card's silk screened paint look 'cheap'? I managed to fill all 59.4gb available on my card and have had no further issues with the files, so it looks like both my readers were at fault. Everything looks to have worked out in the end
Maybe your readers didn't like the SDXC format? I don't know what the norm is for paint jobs on memory cards, but is definitely a little bumpy.
Man these things may as well be lemmings.. Prices are just jumping off cliffs.. XD Looks like I'll be going raid 0 in ssd, soon I guess..


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With speculation rampant over who will succeed John Chambers as CEO of Cisco, Chambers himself isn't ruling out the potential for outside candidates. But there are clear advantages to an internal candidate, he said, and several Cisco observers say the recent promotions of Cisco's top operations and sales executives to the level of president imply the Cisco CEO shortlist is now even shorter.
In an exclusive interview with CRN at Cisco's San Jose, Calif., headquarters just prior to those promotions, Chambers, 63, repeated that he will likely transition out of the Cisco CEO chair within two to four years and hopefully remain board chairman, "barring a surprise." If that transition's done right, Chambers argued, it will be a non-event.
"What I think we've done well over the years together is we've been very predictable," Chambers said. "We do transitions extremely well and if we do our job right, you will see the same transition at the top."
Chambers has been top gun at Cisco since 1995, making his one of the longest tenures in the tech industry. Speculation has amplified over Cisco's succession process, especially given the contrast in recent transitions at other tier-one tech companies, from IBM, which made an orderly succession from Sam Palmisano to Virginia Rometty, to HP's turmoil-plagued transitions from Mark Hurd to Leo Apotheker and Apotheker to Meg Whitman all in the span of two years.
Cisco has planned for succession for decades, Chambers said, but a lot of the previous emphasis had been on "hit by the bus"-type planning -- or a case in which, as Chambers put it, "I mess up."
[Related: Cisco's Race is On: 12 Potential John Chambers Successors]
The way Cisco looks at the CEO transition now, however, is that there's a first tier of three or five potential people, and then a second tier of five or six people Chambers and the other Cisco board members look at.
"That sounds like a lot, but it isn't about who's going to be the CEO. It's about, who are the three to five people who are going to run the company," Chambers explained. "No one would be CEO of Cisco who would not stay if they weren't in the [running] for the three to five people."
In the near term, Chambers said he will provide some top Cisco managers with broader management purviews. Two of those moves came late last week.
They included the announcement that Gary Moore, Cisco's COO and the executive who architected Cisco's massive restructuring, would become a Cisco president, as would Rob Lloyd, Cisco's hard-charging executive vice president of worldwide operations, now president, development and sales, with oversight over Cisco's engineering organization as well as its sales teams.
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Moore, Lloyd and Robbins -- along with Edzard Overbeek, senior vice president of global services; Padmasree Warrior, Cisco chief strategy officer and CTO; and Pankaj Patel, Cisco executive vice president and chief development officer -- were several of the names identified by Chambers as being on the list of executives Cisco's board reviews every quarter.
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Chambers said Cisco has similar strength in both sales -- "Rob has four to five players who could be the head of any of our competitors," Chambers said -- and in its "world-class services organization."
"What you see is a a management breadth and depth none of our peers have, and the ability to make these transitions in ways that are almost completely transparent," he said.
Cisco partners say the promotions of Lloyd and Moore imply the field has already been narrowed, however.
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Kent MacDonald, vice president, converged infrastructure for Long View Systems, a Calgary-based Cisco Gold partner, agreed there's no reason to doubt a smooth succession at Cisco and that Lloyd and Moore are the likely front-runners.
"From the conversations I've had, those moves appears to be further grooming," MacDonald said. "They're both long-term Cisco disciples and have had various roles across the organization. I don't know if there's a clear favorite but it seems it's going to be one of the two."
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