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General Manager Saftey, Security & Compliance
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- 11 Sep 2013
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- 09 Oct 2013
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- Aviation and Airlines, Airport and Ground Staff, Environment, Health and Safety, Security and Fire Service, Business Services, Managerial and Executive, Flight Operations, Management Positions
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Jet Professionals, on behalf of our cleint airline in Asia, are looking for candidates for their following vacancy : General Manager Safety Security & Compliance.
The position is directly responsible and accountable for all day to day Safety Security and Compliance activities and will ensure that immediate and necessary measures are taken to mitigate all Safety and Security hazards, reduce risk, and restore acceptable operations. The General Manager Safety Security & Compliance will ensure support is given to all personnel in relation to safety security and compliance functions. Manage all coordination regarding all safety security and compliance activities with all other divisions and departments as necessary. Responsible for all safety and security programs (SMS, FOQA, LOSA, SecMS), safety and security reporting, and ensure all follow up on corrective actions. Ensuring all divisional and departmental ersonnel are accorded resource allocation management, risk prioritization of eports and response, and internal collaboration among a wide variety of personnel, departments, divisions and workgroups. Responsible directly to the MD/CEO in reporting, advising and making recommendations regarding Safety and security matters.
Responsible to the Board Safety committee regarding safety and security risk issues, and the health of the Integrated Management System.
Essential duties include:
Direct administrative personnel in fulfilling all departmental administrative processing requirements.
Collaborate with respective division personnel during safety and security investigations and incident assessments.
Ensure a solid and effective foundation of support for Compliance personnel, Operations leadership, Flight, Maintenance and Cabin quality, safety and security training and standards divisions.
Inter-divisional collaboration in incident research and research requirements involving sensitive topics, highly confidential safety and security data and reports, and safety and security issues potentially important to Corporate Headquarters.
Ensure support for the management and research of safety issues in all aircraft-related incidents, and perform analyses of incident and accident statistics to detect trends and patterns.
Periodically review statistical analysis of aviation accident data as well as special data retrievals and analyses to support safety studies and incident/accident investigations.
Facilitate a good rapport and working relationship with internal and external security providers.
Provide leadership, support and guidelines on the development or improvements to Crisis management and emergency response preparedness capability.
This position represents the client airline at industry safety, security and emergency response conferences and meetings. Strong presentation skills are required to provide internal and industry powerpoint presentations.
- Competency in Aviation Safety regulations, Safety programs (ASAP, FOQA, LOSA), reporting requirements, and internal policy
Competency in the understanding of the Safety Management System concept and collaborative requirements to implement SMS.
This job requires excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Excellent project and program management and administration skills.
Presentation and communication skills appropriate for briefings for all levels of the Organisation including Board level.
Minimum 5 years of airline experience.
Flight or Engineering experience is preferred.
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Investigations experience preferred
A BS degree or aviation safety related training is preferred
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DETROIT — Jim Calhoun says he will think about getting out of coaching because of "some things thrown around for the past couple of weeks" that have disappointed him.
Connecticut's Hall of Fame coach was testy at times during his news conference Saturday night after an 82-73 loss to Michigan State in the Final Four.
Calhoun, 66, said he doesn't plan on leaving the game but added he will give his future a lot of thought because of non-coaching matters.
"Those kind of things, that's why Dean Smith told me at 67 he got out," Calhoun recalled, referring to North Carolina's retired Hall of Fame coach. "It wasn't basketball. It was the other things.
"I love the kids, love the game. I don't plan to go anyplace. But I'm going to give a lot of reflection, maybe more reflection than normal, because of that."
Yahoo Sports recently reported former UConn recruit Nate Miles was given lodging, transportation, meals and representation by sports agent Josh Nochimson and that a UConn assistant coach knew about the relationship between the player and the agent.
Calhoun said the NCAA has asked him not to speak about the facts of the case and when he said he had a "gag order," he was reprimanded.
"I probably shouldn't be expressing it, but that's just who I am," Calhoun said about why he would think about leaving despite his love of the game and his players. "I couldn't be more disappointed in people who just jump on and make two people all of a sudden become the expert on who Jim Calhoun is."
One for the books: The announced crowd of 72,456 at Ford Field was the largest in Final Four history and the second largest in college basketball history. A game between Michigan State and Kentucky here on Dec. 13, 2003 drew 78,129.
CLANK: There were no late-game thrills this time for Scottie Reynolds. There won't be again in this NCAA Tournament.
Villanova shot a dreadful 5-of-27 on 3-pointers in its loss to North Carolina, abandoning its usual patient offense and its lockdown defense that was a staple of its Final Four run.
Reynolds was the worst offender, missing eight of his 11 attempts. He put Villanova in its first Final Four in 24 years with a winning layup against Pittsburgh last week, then failed to score against the Tar Heels in the first nine minutes of the game.
WHAT NOW? All of a sudden, UConn C Hasheem Thabeet has plenty of time to think about his plans. Will he turn pro or return for his senior season?
Thabeet had not wanted to think about that until after the championship game.
"I'm not sure," he said. "I don't have a schedule. I was looking forward to play on Monday. So far I don't have any plans."
Later, Thabeet raised the hopes of Huskies fans when he added, "I'm still a junior. I've got still one more year."
Faces in the crowd: Spotting famous basketball players and coaches is nothing new at a Final Four, but in the stands was former Tampa Bay Bucs and Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy.

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After fork lifting winter mail-order catalogues from the garage bins into a mid-size pick-up and carting them off to our local recycling center and then lugging them to the proper dumpster and flinging piles of them in, as one might cast a limp body into water -- ah-one, ah-two, ah-three (grunt-groan, uhhhh) -- I was left, bent over, hands on hips, gasping for air, pondering this stupefying activity. "Who actually benefits from these catalogs?" said a little voice. Chiropractors was the first thought that came to mind.
That bolt of lightning was followed by b) writers, layout artists and printers of these catalogues, and c) mail- order corporations must profit. But delivering a catalog that ends up in a dumpster without being looked at rather defeats the purpose of delivery, wouldn't you say? How can they profit? Yet the numbers of these catalogues increase faster than ants in the kitchen in January.
This year, a "Shop-at-Home Catalogue," containing the titles and descriptions of 450 other catalogues, got into the house, making possible the purchase of virtually anything. Anything! From scrying mirrors, to "The Leader in Sexy Hosiery," to "150 Years of Florida Citrus." Just send a couple of bucks in for the catalogue. But why would anyone send in money for a catalogue when we know every catalogue, even "Concepts: Earrings for Sensitive Ears," will eventually arrive, very unbidden, at our door?
Since the first fetching offerings of Lillian Vernon darkened my mailbox years ago, increased imports of cheap foreign goods and ultra-attractive bulk mail rates have made mail order big business.
So with full knowledge that what "stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds," threatens our physical health, and drives us all loony is bulk mail, I steamed into the local post office bent on calling for permanent banishment of mail order catalogues.
Pause. Imagine the post office scene. What appears in your head? We don't have to drag out the tarot cards; we know. Do you get the image of waiting in line? There you are in a drowsy building, standing in a line which moves at a banana slug pace that makes your brain feel like it is slowly, irrevocably, shrinking, while you wistfully question your being. Questions loom into focus like: Why did you stop drinking? Does somebody make really plump, billowy, leathery chairs with those little wheels? What would happen if stupidity were an impeachable offence?
Most big city post offices are like funeral parlors with out-of-town slots.
Not the Bayside Post Office (95524), where almost everyone is named Tom, and they work hard at their calling. It's one of the top three P.O.'s in the world.
There I was ready to launch into my tirade. Little did I know. Tom straightened me out about the efficacy of mail order catalogues.
Here's the deal. As a big business, the United States Post Office has been losing big money for years. Already in deep, the "catastrophic events of 9/11 and subsequent anthrax threats made for further decreased volume as revenues declined twice as fast as expenses increased." More germane: Tremendously increased usage and reliance on e-mail, chat rooms, faxes, cell phones, automated bill payment, Fed Ex, UPS, DHL have fatally wounded the P.O., despite constant upgrading of their services and internet presence.
Estimates of what the USPS loses per year run into the billions. Yikes! How many letters have you written recently? Did the Christmas cards seem down this year? The pre-sorted direct mail -- including mail order catalogues -- is what keeps the Post office afloat, just barely. Without the income from this absurd burden, personnel would be cut, post offices leveled.
When pop-up ads, spam and buying online -- increasing at a fabulous rate -- obsolesce direct mail and mail order catalogues, we will all breathe a sigh, and the post office will quickly and quietly disappear into the "foggy ruins of time."
Until then we have Bayside, where alert and caring clerks deliver honest, knowledgeable, efficient, thorough service with good humor, instead of "just mailing it in," as they say in sports. Charming mini-art shows adorn the walls of the tiny lobby; it is as close to zippidy-do-dah as a post office can get.
When their existence is fatally threatened, their service will undoubtedly reach new heights: serving up steaming cups of shade grown coffee with cranberry pecan muffins, or mylar balloons for that special occasion, maybe tattoos and poached eggs while-u-wait. No doubt. Ask Tom.


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Madden, NCAA Class-Action Lawsuit Extended
April 15, 2013 - Gamers who have filed valid claims may be eligible for an increased total of up to $209.76 in damages from EA.
Game of the Month: July 2007
July 31, 2007 - At the end of each month, the IGN Xbox team likes to toss every recently released game on the floor, put on blind folds, and take a ball hammer to the small pile of games we've reviewed. Whichever game has the guts to stay in one piece wins the Game of the Month honors. Shoddy craftsmanship is not tolerated around these parts.
NCAA 08 Video Head-to-Head
July 30, 2007 - NCAA Football has improved quite a bit on current-gen consoles since its shaky debut last season. The animations are smoother, the gameplay feels better, and the overall delivery of college football has been amped up a considerable amount. That having been said, one system - either Xbox 360 or PS3 - clearly lags behind when it comes to overall visual quality. If you've read our written head-to-head then you already know who takes the crown, but now we've got a full blown video head-to-head for your viewing pleasure so you can see the difference for yourself. Even with this video though, the obvious discrepancy can be seen and felt much better once you pick up the respective controllers for yourself. If that's not an option for you, this is the next best thing.
NCAA 08 Head-to-Head
July 26, 2007 - Those of you who have been tooling around Insider for awhile now probably know all there is to know about our famous Head-to-Head series, but here's a recap for the noobies out there. It's designed to let gamers know which version of a multiplatform game will satiate your undying thirst for a good time. We break down each segment of a game, then tell you which platform reigns supreme when the dust settles. Today we're taking a peak at NCAA Football 08 across four platforms. Two current-gen consoles the PS3 and Xbox 360 are put up against one another, as well as two last-gen systems, the PS2 and original Xbox. In the past the last-gen versions have been able to topple current-gen offerings because of vastly improved feature offerings. Does that hold true with this year's games or has EA Sports finally caught up with the times and brought the goods to where they belong? We have those answers and more in our head-to-head for NCAA Football 08.
NCAA Football 08 Review
July 19, 2007 - Last year, NCAA Football made its debut onto the 360, and for players looking for the evolution of the college experience on a more powerful console, they were sadly disappointed. The title was missing a ton of features found on the Xbox versions of the game, and while it looked nice, there were still a lot of issues that hampered the overall presentation of the game. If anything, this was the proverbial, "wait till next year" situation that every sports fan hates to hear. At least there was a lot of work put in by all squads in the off season, because NCAA Football 08 is a much better showing this time around, with much deeper gameplay across the board.
NCAA Football 08 Hits the Field
July 18, 2007 - Just can't wait for college football season to heat up? EA Sports has you covered with NCAA Football 08, the latest installment in its popular gridiron series.
NCAA Football 08: Motivation
June 21, 2007 - One of the great parts about college football is that any player can step up their game at any time. By fighting for an extra yard, delivering a solid hit or intercepting a ball at the right moment, one man can give his teammates a rush of adrenaline that motivates the other guys to play much harder. Think you want the win more than your opponent? Now you have the opportunity to prove it thanks to NCAA Football 08's new motivation feature.
NCAA 08 Recruiting Trip
June 8, 2007 - EA introduces the deepest recruiting system to date. It's time to sell your school.
NCAA 08: Home Field Advantage
June 8, 2007 - The toughest places to play in the country. Plus, images of every stadium in the game.
NCAA Football 08: Home Field Advantage
June 8, 2007 - The toughest places to play in the country. Plus, images of every stadium in the game.
The Big E3 List: 2007 Edition
June 1, 2007 - E3 died last year. Booth Babes cried, fanboys screamed and anyone who had ever attended the buffet of blasting stereos and bloated neon breathed a sigh of relief. Then, "The Show" rose again.
Zabransky Talks Tricks
May 25, 2007 - NCAA cover athlete is blown away by the Statue of Liberty in the game. Video of the play included.
NCAA Football 08 Update
May 10, 2007 - The last time we played NCAA Football 08, Brady Quinn was on the cover of the ESPN NFL Draft guide and flirting with Cleveland to be drafted as the third overall pick. Two weeks later, Quinn is throwing wobbly spirals in the Browns rookie mini-camp after falling to the 22nd overall pick. Two weeks ago, that was about how we described NCAA 08 in our first hands-on session: a wobbly spiral.
NCAA Football 08 Hands-on
April 26, 2007 - We go back to school for some spring football. New screens included.
NCAA Football 08 Preview
April 12, 2007 - NCAA Football 08 Preview
NCAA Football 08 First Details
March 2, 2007 - Surprise cover athlete Jared Zabransky and EA Tiburon explain leadership, Campus Legend mode and, oh yeah, the Statue of Liberty.
NCAA Football 08 Turns the Field Blue
March 2, 2007 - EA has a new and somewhat unexpected NCAA Football cover athlete in Boise State's Jared Zabransky. Boise State's blue turf was home this past season to an amazing run by Zabransky and the Broncos, going undefeated and narrowly beating Oklahoma to win the Fiesta Bowl. Zabransky, not expected to go in the first round of April's draft, edged out Heisman winner Troy Smith, pretty boy Brady Quinn and superstar JaMarcus Russell to become NCAA 08's cover boy.


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While free speech fanatics argue that the Constitution guarantees people the right to watch porn until they go blind, research by Leigh Ann Wheeler, a professor in the history department and the author of "How Sex Became A Civil Liberty," suggests that this attitude does not predate the 20th century, let alone the Constitution.
According to Wheeler, society's relationship to pornography has evolved in the past 100 years, which she credits in part to the work of the American Civil Liberties Union. Current attitudes about porn suggest that society views the consumption of sexually explicit material as a constitutionally mandated right, protected under the First Amendment.
However, Wheeler's research indicates that society has not only changed by acknowledging a right to porn — one that did not exist 100 years ago — but that the interpretation of the First Amendment has also changed. Traditionally, freedom of speech focused on those who were creating and producing questionable material, not those who wished to consume it.
"One of the most interesting things I found was that the ACLU helped to broaden the ways that judges, legislators and also the general population, think about the First Amendment," Wheeler said. "Most people today talk about their First Amendment rights in terms of consumers' rights — their rights to read, their right to see, their right to buy. But originally the First Amendment was not about consumers at all; it was framed to protect the rights of producers, not consumers, of speech."
The right to porn is part of a broader collection of what Wheeler terms "sexual rights."
"I wanted to understand why Americans think about issues of sexuality the way they do today, and I was particularly interested in why people think about sexuality in terms of rights," Wheeler said. "People will say, or think, or behave as if: 'I have the right to do whatever I want sexually; I have the right to read whatever sexual material I want.' So I wanted to look at why people treat issues of sexuality in terms of rights. That's actually a fairly new phenomenon."
These rights may be as new as the early 1910s, and were also fought for by the ACLU, according to Wheeler.
"So what I ended up doing was going back to the early 20th century, a time when people still did not think or talk about sexual issues in terms of rights," Wheeler said. "The American Civil Liberties Union — which was founded in 1920 — was one of the first organizations to defend sexual expression as a right. ACLU leaders did this in the 1920s by defending advocates of birth control, including Margaret Sanger."
Chelsea Desruisseaux, an undeclared freshman, said she thinks that society has become more liberal with what is accepted in the discussion of sexuality.
"I think we've become more open with what we can talk about," Desruisseaux said. "I was at a retreat in high school, and in the cabin one night, we all shared our favorite porn sites and it was totally fine. I think its a good thing that we've become more open about this stuff."
However, Wheeler said there is a downside to creating a society that has become permeated with sexual messages.
"A civil liberties approach to sexuality has been quite effective at creating opportunities for people to express themselves sexually," Wheeler wrote in an email. "At the same time, though, this approach has made it more difficult for people to escape unwanted sexual expression."


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- alfredo -- Votes: 22
So I bought imitation crab meat with the intention of serving it with pasta. DH prefers alfredo, I prefer mac and cheese. Which sounds better?
Neither! Make sushi!!
I have had crab mac n cheese, though, and it was delicious.
I picked Alfredo because it seems like it would go better with crab but I do not eat crab so I guess I really haven't a clue. lol
Just give me the alfredo & you can have both the imitation crab meat AND the mac & cheese! LOL :D
've not had crab mac n' cheese .. i've always used crab in pasta/alfredo. The mac n' cheese with crab does sound delish though ... would be nice backed with extra cheese on top ;) I say make a little of both! :wink:
make them both
It's imitation crab so it tastes fishier than real crab. I thought it would taste better with the mac and cheese but DH has been up my ass for Alfredo for weeks.


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Washington, D.C (May 29, 2014) History is now on the side of the Thompson family. The idealism they have for playing the game has finally reaped it's just rewards. Miles and Lyle, two brothers from the now nationally renowned lacrosse family that has captivated the lacrosse world and changed the entire landscape of the University of Albany's program, have become the first co-recipients of the coveted Tewaaraton Award, given to college's Most Outstanding Player.
After a record setting collegiate year for both, and for Miles his last, the duo take home the honor of being selected the best of the best in college lacrosse. Miles, a 3
rd round draft pick of the Rochester Rattlers in Major Lacrosse League, ends his career at Albany with 189 goals and 104 assists. The 2014 season at the U of A saw him amass 82 goals, 37 assists and 119 points. He is a first team All-American, first team All-America East (second consecutive season), and America East tournament MVP. His 82 goals tied the single-season NCAA goals record set by Yale's Jon Reese.
In 2014 Lyle had 51 goals and 77 assists for a total of 128 points. He was honored with the Enners Award (nation's most outstanding player), Turnbull Award (nation's top attackman), first team All-American (second consecutive season), America East player of the year (second consecutive season), first team All-America East. He also broke the Division I record for points in a season, breaking former UMBC star Steve Marohl's 22-year-old record of 114.
The Thompsons, along with their cousin Ty (also a 2014 MLL draft pick of the Rattlers) led the Great Danes to the semi-finals of the NCAA Division 1 Tournament
Miles and Ty Thompson are officially eligible and on the activated list for the Rattlers. Mark Cockerton (A- Virginia) is also activated and, along with all incoming collegiate players will be in town for this team's weekend game and practice pending all physical evaluations.
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Date: Thursday 6 February 2014
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building
Speaker: Cardinal Peter Turkson
Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
The current global financial crisis has already continued for six years now – much longer than most feared at the beginning. Moreover, there have been several sequels, the Euro crisis being the most notable. Let us reflect on the surprising technical origins of the crisis and the shocking moral ones. Let us ask what the system has learned, what insights have been acted upon, what reform is underway. And let us explore areas that remain to be reformed, in particular the responsibility of governments to embed practices of financial stewardship. Would the restoration of economic stability and prosperity be enough? Pope Francis would have the economy commit to real remedies for grinding poverty, growing inequality, social exclusion and environmental degradation.
Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson is president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and Archbishop emeritus of Cape Coast (Ghana).
On 6 October 1992 he was appointed Archbishop of Cape Coast and received episcopal ordination on 27 March 1993. He served as president of the Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference (1997-2004). He was a member of Governing Council of the University of Ghana, Legon (2001-2006) and of the Board of Directors of Central Region Development Commission (CEDECOM) (2002-2006). He served as treasurer of the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) (2007-2009) and presently serves as Vice President of the Association of Episcopal Conferences of Anglophone West Africa (AECAWA). He served as President of the Regional Episcopal Conference of West Africa (RECOWA) (2007-2010). He was also Chairman of the Ghana Chapter of the Conference of Religions for Peace (2003-2007) and Ghana National Peace Council (2006-2010).
On 24 October 2009 he was nominated President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. On September 24, 2013, he was confirmed by Pope Francis as President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
He has been awarded numerous honorary degrees and speaks 6 languages (Fante, English, French, Italian, German, Hebrew).
Suggested hashtag for this event for Twitter users: #LSEFOR
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Initially, the Japanese automaker had said there were no accidents related to either problem, but Toyota Motor Corp. spokesman Naoto Fuse said Wednesday that two crashes were reported in the U.S. related to the air bag problem. Toyota had not been able to confirm them and Fuse said it is unclear whether anyone was injured in the two crashes. Toyota has confirmed 18 cases in the U.S. of abrasion-type injuries from the air bag problem, he said. In total, the automaker has received 46 reports of problems involving the air bags from North America, and one from Japan, and 25 reports of problems related to the windshield wipers.___ Next in BP spill saga: civil trial worth billions NEW ORLEANS (AP) â¿¿ Now that a $4 billion plea deal has resolved BP's criminal liability for the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill nearly three years ago, the company will turn its focus to a trial that could potentially cost it billions of dollars more in civil penalties. At the conclusion of a hearing Tuesday that included emotional testimony and a BP executive's apology, a federal judge agreed to let the London-based oil giant plead guilty to manslaughter charges for the April 2010 deaths of 11 workers on the Deepwater Horizon rig and pay the record amount of criminal penalties. What the plea deal approved by U.S. District Judge Sarah Vance doesn't resolve, though, is the federal government's civil claims against BP. ___ Facebook 4Q results surpass expectations NEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ Facebook delivered fourth-quarter results above Wall Street's expectations on Wednesday and sought to show that it has finally transformed into a "mobile company." Its stock price fluctuated sharply in after-hours trading, as investors weighed lower net income and growing expenses against an increasing user base and higher advertising revenue. Facebook Inc., the world's largest social media company, earned $64 million, or 3 cents per share, in the October-December period. That's down from $360 million, or 14 cents per share, a year earlier when it was still a privately held company.
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New York Jets owner Woody Johnson said yesterday he is interested in the team acquiring Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver DeSean Jackson.
In Orlando, Fla. for the NFL Annual Meeting, Johnson told reporters the Jets are "looking at a number of players, including DeSean," adding that it would happen "at a price we can afford or we feel is appropriate." Jackson's current contract has a base salary of $10.5 million in 2014; the Eagles have said they would be open to trading Jackson for a third-round pick in this year's draft.
But Woody also said that trade is not the Jets' "primary operating motif." I'd say the same for the philosophy of GM John Idzik, who comes from the Seattle Seahawk mindset of building through the draft rather than making blockbuster trades – or spending big in free agency at all. The Jets already made their splash by signing Eric Decker; it's hard for me to see them making a push for Jackson, too. (There's also the question of whether Jackson is a "diva" wideout in the mold of recently-departed Santonio Holmes, which doesn't help matters.)
Rex Ryan recently said he does not think the team is done signing free-agent wideouts, but that comment may not point in Jackson's direction. Former Seahawk Sidney Rice and former Raider Jacoby Ford have both been rumored to be on the team's radar. Besides that, the Jets now have a few more draft picks they can choose to spend on wide receivers.
Every year at the Annual Meeting, the NFL awards 32 compensatory picks among teams that, in the previous free agency period, lost more high-valued free agents than they signed. This week, the Jets received four compensatory picks, the maximum number a team can receive in one draft. They received one fourth-rounder and three sixth-rounders.
Last free agency, the Jets lost six highly-valued free agents: safeties Yeremiah Bell and LaRon Landry, defensive lineman Mike Devito, guard Matt Slauson, running back Shonn Greene and tight end Dustin Keller. Their only highly-valued free agent pick-ups were linebacker Antwan Barnes and running back Mike Goodson (neither of whom made a sizable impact in 2013), for a difference of four players.
The Jets now have six of the first 137 selections in the draft, with three coming in the fourth round. They have the Buccaneers' pick for the Darrelle Revis trade, their own pick and now their compensatory pick as well.
Far be it from me to act like I understand how the league decides which specific selections each team will receive. The Chinese philosopher Lao-tzu said "to pretend to know when you do not know is a disease." What I do know is the Jets have 12 picks, tied with the San Francisco 49ers for most in the league, and this draft class is widely considered one of the deepest in a long time.
Later this week, I'll determine how the Jets should use those 12 picks by ranking their biggest draft needs by position.
News and Notes: It's far from official, but signs are pointing toward the Philadelphia Eagles signing Mark Sanchez. Why this couldn't have been more tidily accomplished in a Vick-Sanchez trade, I don't know. But should he sign there, Sanchez will be the most experienced quarterback on the Eagles' roster, having spent more years in the league than either Nick Foles or Matt Barkley. Additionally, former Jet OL Vladimir Ducasse signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. The former second-round pick never panned out with New York, but I wish both him and Sanchez more success in their new homes.
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Napeier, New Zealand - Alastair Cook's patient knock of 78 anchored a well-executed England run chase of 270 to beat New Zealand by eight wickets in the second one-day international at McLean Park, levelling the three-match series at 1-1 on Wednesday.
England's bowlers, particularly James Anderson, had done a superb job to dismiss New Zealand for 269 in 48.5 overs at a small venue with short square boundaries, where a score of at least 300 was needed to set a competitive total.
Joe Root (79 not out) then picked up from where Cook left off when the captain was dismissed by Tim Southee, while Jonathan Trott finished on 65 not out as England easily chased down the total for the loss of two wickets in 47.4 overs.
"I thought the way we bowled up front was outstanding," Cook said. "Steve Finn and James Anderson bowled really well and we gave them nothing, took some wickets and put them under pressure.
"We knew that 270 was below par on that wicket and that if we kept our heads while batting, and kept wickets in hand then, as it proved, it was quite an easy chase."
England's victory ensured the series finale at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday would be a decider after New Zealand won the first match in Hamilton on Sunday by three wickets.
New Zealand's innings was dominated by Ross Taylor's 100, his seventh one day international century, and a brutal 74 from 36 deliveries by captain Brendon McCullum, but it was well short of a ground that consistently yields innings in excess off 300.
"I think we were probably 20 runs under par," McCullum said.
"At 270, I thought we were still a chance if we got early wickets but we weren't able to get them... (and) they played brilliantly to knock off 270 reasonably comfortably."
Taylor, who was dumped as captain by coach Mike Hesson in December and chose not to tour South Africa, had barely played any cricket since and had looked rusty in his return to the international scene.
The 28-year-old took a little time to get into his stride and also curbed his attacking instincts to anchor the innings after Anderson and Finn had put the hosts under immense pressure.
Taylor combined with Kane Williamson (33) in a 72-run partnership, then 52 runs with Grant Elliott (23) for the fourth wicket before the latter was dismissed by Finn in the first over of the batting powerplay to leave New Zealand struggling at 143-4 in the 36th over.
McCullum, however, then thrashed nine fours and four sixes in a 44-minute knock that included a 100-run partnership with Taylor, 77 of which came in 5.5 overs.
McCullum's dismissal then sparked a collapse with the final five wickets falling for 26 runs as Anderson returned to mop up the tail and finished with impressive figures of five for 34.
"I'm delighted with the way I bowled," Anderson said. "I think we bowled pretty well as a unit.
"It's a good pitch... and we knew that if we hit our areas then we would get some rewards.
"We got some early wickets and just stuck to our tasks... and kept them under 300 (which) we knew we could chase down." – Reuters


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Fort Worth, Texas -- As part of a previously announced plan to expand into non-traditional channels, RadioShack said its first shop-in-shop college store has opened at the University of Texas at Austin.
Located within the University Co-op bookstore, the RadioShack-branded section features consumer electronics products geared toward college kids. The Top Tech at UT Students' Fingertips RadioShack's retail space consists of a 12-ft. section of wall located on the first floor of the Co-op, and features items such as headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
The UT retail space is the first RadioShack college store location planned for 2013, with additional college bookstores, stretching from New York to San Diego, to be added to the roster throughout the fall. This is a part of the five-year agreement announced earlier this year with NACSCORP, a subsidiary of the National Association of College Stores, to offer an assortment of consumer electronics and accessories to the nearly 4,000 college store customers NACSCORP currently serves.
"The college consumer is one of the most connected consumers out there, and what better way to introduce the reinvigorated RadioShack brand to this audience than to go where they are, and give them what they need to make their technology not only work for them, but to make their lives more fun," said Joe Magnacca, CEO, RadioShack Corp. "Non-traditional locations like this one at the University Co-op can serve as a gateway to a new generation of consumers for RadioShack, where we can begin to stake our claim as being the go-to source for the technology they need."
RadioShack collaborated with University Co-op president and CEO George Mitchell to develop the University of Texas product mix.
The opening this fall of college store locations follows closely on the heels of RadioShack's announcement in early July that it is debuting several concept store locations over the next several months to deliver a more interactive and engaging shopping experience. The first of these concept store locations debuted in Manhattan in June.


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Riding in New York just got a little bit easier with the launch of Jupiter's Motorcycle Rental. In addition to renting bikes like the BMW F800ST (from $129 a day) and R1200GS (from $159), Jupiter's will also offer low-cost bike storage, seasonal packages for local riders and even one-way NYC to LA or vice versa rentals.
The minimum qualification for renting is having held a valid motorcycle
license for at least three years or demonstrated proof of having
significant and recent riding experience, there's also a $2,500
required swipe on a credit card in the renter's name. The service is
available to visitors from foreign countries. Pretty simple if you ask
Local riders who don't have the time or facilities to currently own a
bike, or who just want to rent something nicer, can purchase yearly
packages that offer 25 days of rental within the 8-month riding season.
Costs range from $1,999 to $2,499 depending on what type of bikes you
want to ride. Storing your own bike at Jupiter's Park Slope facility
runs $99 a month.
In addition to the F800ST and R1200GS, Jupiter's offers the BMW G650GS
(from $99), BMW F800GS (from $129), Harley Fatboy or Soft Tail (from
$159). There's even talk of the 173bhp BMW K1300R.


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A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy was thrown into the air after a collision with a car outside a school.
The tot was injured outside Hamstel Infant and Nursery School, in Southend.
Police and the ambulance service raced to the scene at 3.15pm yesterday.
Paramedics assessed the boy's injuries, which were not thought to be serious, before taking him to Southend Hospital.
The accident occurred near the junction with Castleton Road, around the time parents were collecting their children from school.
Residents initially feared the worst, but the boy is not thought to be badly hurt.
A Castleton Road resident, who asked not to be named, said: "I heard a young boy had been thrown up in the air by a car and it didn't look good."
A police spokesman said: "We were called by the ambulance service, shortly after 3.15pm, to the scene of an incident in Poynings Avenue, Southend, where a silver Ford Ka and a three-year-old boy struck each other.
"Paramedics assessed the injuries, which look to be minor at this stage."
The accident comes only a month after a teenage boy was knocked off his bike in Hamstel Road, on a crossing just outside the junior school shortly after pupils had left school for the day.
Andriana Iacoron, of Poynings Avenue, said: "There should be a crossing near the side entrance to the school as well.
"Too many children come out of that entrance on to Poynings. It's dangerous as there are lots of cars going up and down the road at that time."
Residents of Castleton Road highlighted the parking situation in their road as a being a possible cause for accident.
David Martin, 78, said: "I would think the main cause of the accident was parking.
"People park dangerously on the corners and you can't see round them.
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Australia's minerals boom is driving profits for some of the world's largest global businesses, with the influential chief executive of the General Electric Company predicting local revenue growth of 20 per cent a year.
In an exclusive interview with The Australian Financial Review, GE's CEO and chairman, Jeff Immelt, was also critical of federal and state governments' aversion to debt to fund national infrastructure. He said Australia could become GE's third-largest market this year from revenues of $US7 billion ($7.2 billion) and could grow to No. 2 in 2011. "For Australia our three-year plan for this country has its growth potential as bigger than any other country in the world," said Mr Immelt, who is visiting Sydney for the Forbes Global CEO conference.
"There is no reason why our revenues can't grow in Australia by 20 per cent a year."
GE reacted in Australia to the global financial crisis in the same way as its US parent by cutting the size of its financial services business, but has benefited more from booming industrial infrastructure markets in energy, oil and gas, rail and water treatment.
The company is selling its NBC media business and hawking its appliance operations as well as exiting low-margin mortgage and car loan financing businesses.
The moves are bringing results.
GE Capital cut its local lending assets to $19.5 billion from $34 billion at the height of the financial crisis but managed to boost cash profit from $263 million to $571 million in calendar 2009.
The company remains Australia's biggest provider of third-party credit cards and a leader in corporate, fleet and equipment financing as well as being involved in booming infrastructure segments. Typical installations include more than $400 million of power generation, gas refrigeration, compression and carbon dioxide injection equipment for the Gorgon liquefied natural gas project.
In Queensland GE is providing gasification and carbon dioxide capture and storage equipment to Wandoan Power and a 45.6 megawatt gas turbine generation plant powered by waste coalmine gas to Energy Developments.
Mr Immelt foreshadowed investment by GE in engineering and R&D manpower and manufacturing facilities as it became a more fully rounded company in Australia, "definitely in engineering and maybe manufacturing".
He also called for the implementation of a price on carbon, which he said was "absolutely" necessary.
"I have been a very lonely voice for five years in the US where it [a carbon price] is broadly unpopular," Mr Immelt said.
"I am completely convinced that it would be good for the economy and will liberate technology, create jobs and help the environment."
Mr Immelt has simplified GE's diversified corporate structure as he fought to regain credibility battered by a share price slump from $US29 to $US6 during the crisis. It has since recovered to just over $US16, valuing the company at $US175 billion.
He said Australia could be forgoing 1 percentage point of growth because of governments' aversion to debt to fund infrastructure. Productivity growth was holding Australia back from its economic potential. "It looks like infrastructure investments [here] have been financed by free cash flow," he said.
"This may be the only place in the world where that is the case. It might be a good discipline but there is no reason for this country to have [the resulting] low productivity."
Mr Immelt, who also announced a five-year, $20 million strategic research and development (R&D) agreement with CSIRO, said financial conservatism led to under-potential growth that could amount to 1 per cent. "What was the first thing the Chinese government did? They built roads and harbours . . . that is the model."
Mr Immelt, who has in 10 years refocused one of the world's most admired companies on energy, technology, health infrastructure and financial services, said bonds and public private partnerships were ways to generate finance which Australia had yet fully to develop. Mr Immelt, a member of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, said developing countries and Australia were booming while developed countries such as the US were growing again, but slowly.
He had never been more optimistic about India's future and was convinced China's prospects were good, though there would be ups and downs.
The global financial system had been significantly de-risked, he said, and there were good regulatory ideas being put in place round the world.
The GE boss and CSIRO chief executive
"We look at this not as the last step but the first in terms of the things we will be able to do together," Mr Immelt said.
Steve Sargent, chief executive of GE Australia and NZ, said the company had added more than 300 staff in its Australian industrial businesses and was continuing to recruit.
He said the company did a small amount of manufacturing in its water business in Queensland and was building a 10,000 square metre service and technology centre near Jandakot airport in Perth.
"We have seen enormous growth in Australia on the back of the mining supercycle," Mr Sargent said.
GE also recently announced a joint venture with electric vehicle infrastructure company Better Place to convert corporate vehicle fleets to electric vehicles.
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Driving Simulation Aims To Teach Teens Not To Text And Drive
The topic of distracted driving was front and center at one central Ohio high school Friday.
With their 3D glasses in hand and their personal remote controls, nearly 200 teen drivers at Buckeye Valley High School filed into the auditorium, where they embarked on an interactive journey experiencing the effects of dangerous driving.
The two-hour program "Cinema Drive" started with a quiz.
Then the teens got into the minds of three friends. The teens went along as the designated driver gave in to the temptation to drink.
"I thought they gave a different perspective then the normal driving video where they showed all of the blood and gore," said Marisa Sheppard, a Buckeye Valley Student. "We don't think about the thought process that goes into what people are really thinking when we are in those situations."
The program took students through several scenarios, but some said it was the piece on texting while driving that hit closest to home.
"It's a normal teenage thing everyone does it at least once," said Elizabeth Church, a teen driver.
Students said they will take what they learned and remember it the next time they get behind the wheel.
"You always have those friends who like to go out and have a good time, said Wyatt Pfeifer, a Buckeye Valley student. "I feel like it will help me guide them so they don't make the wrong choice."
Friday was the first time the Cinema Drive program was shown in Ohio, and organizers said the program is an opportunity to educate teen drivers so they'll make better decisions behind the wheel.
AAA sponsored the program and plans to review feedback when deciding whether or not to bring it back in the future.
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When cattlemen get together, talk soon turns to prices. Yes, some will be on what the calves sold for or the price of fed steers. But quickly the conversation will shift to the other dollar figure — costs — what land prices have done or the cost to maintain a cow or the cost of gain in a feedlot. Those high-dollar marks say we have entered a new era in the cattle industry.
What you likely did not know is how all of this relates to what the consumer is paying for beef today. As we entered the December holiday season, the average Choice grade retail beef price was at an all-time monthly high of $5.41/lb. That was 5.9% higher than the previous year and 80.3% higher than the 2000 price of around $3.00/lb. You may wonder how that compares to other proteins. Pork is tagging along with a similar increase, its December 2013 average retail price of $3.78/lb. being up 8.6% from 2013 and up 50.4% since 2000. Beef's challenge is clearly poultry: the composite retail broiler price in December was $1.96/lb., up just 1.1% from 2012 and only up 30.6% since 2000. Turkey averaged $1.72/lb. in December. (Source: December 2013 Daily Livestock Report)
Another interesting way of looking at this is the Cattle-Fax comparison (figure below). In 2000, beef was 7% higher than pork and 78% higher than poultry, but by the end of 2012, beef was 35% higher than pork and 148% higher than chicken.
The message this sends to cattle producers is pretty simple: even though beef is a much desired protein, we had better produce a quality eating experience that makes it worth the price.


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October 16, 2012
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Zeta Tau Alpha began an association with Susan G. Komen for the Cure in 1992 when it became the first national sponsor of the Race for the Cure's National Series Breast Cancer survivor Recognition Program.
According to their website www.zetaualpha.org, ZTA has provided the signature pink T-shirts and caps for participants to wear during the race. ZTA will soon begin its sixth year of partnership with Yoplait and its Save Lids to Save Lives program. The Zetas of Wright State have also been participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Zeta President Megan Jacobs said that her experience in Zeta has been great.
"It brought me out of my shell," Jacobs said. "We are all very close to each other. We are very involved in breast cancer awareness month because we all know somebody with cancer. Even though Zetas at nationals chose breast cancer as our philanthropy, we still heavily focus on it because there are so many people suffering with it."
According to Jacobs, every day last week the Zetas did something on campus to get students involved. They've been on the Quad having a bake sale as well as passing out pink ribbons to show dedication to breast cancer awareness. They also had fundraisers called Kiss-A-Cancer, Memory Board (participants can write a message to a loved one who lost their fight with cancer or is still battling it), Pie-Ta-Pie, yogurt eating contest and many other activities off campus as well.
"This year it is hard coming up with new ideas because a lot of ideas overlay with other organizations who are doing something for breast cancer," Jacobs said. "We didn't want to take away from anybody else. But the Zetas are determined to make this week successful. I feel that Zetas organizing different things on campus this week is also a way to really reach out to WSU students. Before I became a Zeta, I knew about breast cancer, but now I've learned so much more. Zetas are educating students, and also showing them that Greek orgs. aren't the stereotypical sororities shown in movies. We're trying to improve our community."
This year the Zetas raised more than $1500. They raised $700 dollars at the soccer game earlier last week and also a lot of money through t-shirts (Think Pink).
"We are striving to donate more money each year than the year before," Jacobs said. "We are aiming to become better, add more things to our fundraisers and meet our goals. We'd like to thank all the WSU community for their support."


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Long Term Prevention of Nausea and Vomiting in Gynecologic Laparoscopy (PONV)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified December 2013 by San-Hui Lee, National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital.
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Recruitment status was: Recruiting
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Last updated: December 12, 2013
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To compare postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) and perioperative outcomes of gynecologic patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery after scheduled administration of intravenous Ramosetron during hospital stays.
- Randomized controlled arm : Placebo versus Ramosetron injection
- Administration schedule : immediate postoperative status, 12 hrs after surgery, 36hrs after surgery
|Uterine Myoma, Ovary Neoplasm, Adenomyosis
|Drug: Ramosetron
|Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double (Participant, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Randomized Prospective Study of Scheduled Intravenous Ramosetron for the Prevention of Nausea and Vomiting in Hospitalized Patients After Gynecologic Laparoscopy
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Further study details as provided by San-Hui Lee, National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Incidence or intensity of PONV [ Time Frame: during postoperative hospital stays (2 days) ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Adverse reaction associated with Ramosetron injection [ Time Frame: Postoperatvie 7 days (at OPD based) ]
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|Study Start Date:
|November 2013
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|November 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Active Comparator: Ramosetron
|Drug: Ramosetron
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Surgical outcomes including operative time, blood loss, Hb change, postoperative pain, nausea/vomiting scale, times of rescue therapy, and complications
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age: 18< or =, = or <70 with benign gynecologic disease
- ASA-Class I-II
- No-definite malignancy by US, CT/MRI, CA 125 < 500IU/ml
- Non-smoker
Exclusion Criteria:
- Conversion to laparotomy
- Hx of malignancy
- Smoker
- Suspicious malignancy
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|Contact: San-Hui Lee, M.D.
|Korea, Republic of
|National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital
|Goyang-si, Korea, Republic of, 410-719
|Principal Investigator: San-Hui Lee, M.D.
Sponsors and Collaborators
National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 20, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|San-Hui Lee, Clinical assistant professor, National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT02011659 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 10, 2013
|Last Updated:
|December 12, 2013
Keywords provided by San-Hui Lee, National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital:
Ramosetron, postoperative nausea and vomiting, laparoscopy
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Ovarian Neoplasms
Signs and Symptoms, Digestive
Signs and Symptoms
Uterine Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Neoplasms, Muscle Tissue
Neoplasms, Connective and Soft Tissue
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Connective Tissue
Connective Tissue Diseases
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Ovarian Diseases
Adnexal Diseases
Genital Neoplasms, Female
Urogenital Neoplasms
Endocrine System Diseases
Gonadal Disorders
Autonomic Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Gastrointestinal Agents
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A potential customer picked through a bag of shrimp. Another pondered a bag of clams. What's the price, she wanted to know. Twenty-five dollars, said Keovongsa, her utilitarian apron incongruous against a glittery purple blouse.
This Park Boulevard flea market is where Keovongsa has made a living for herself and family for over 20 years. She and her late husband were new Southeast Asian refugees when they began. Recently, the petite 58-year-old woman and her eldest son took another step toward achieving the family's American dream.
With her backing, Vincent Keovongsa, 37, has taken a major part of the business indoors, into a modest building in Lealman, at 4633 28th St. N. They've named it the 28th Street Fresh Market.
One recent morning, a display of fresh coconuts, husks intact, greeted shoppers at the entrance. Vincent Keovongsa offered to chop the end off one of the tropical fruits so a visitor could get a thirst-quenching drink. At $1.99, it held promises of an inexpensive, exotic beverage.
Inside, trays of papayas, mangoes, and longans joined displays of limes, lemons, fresh ginger and garlic. Seafood cases showed off wild domestic cod and catch from the Gulf of Mexico, including mullet, grouper and snapper. Blue crabs covered with burlap lay quietly in a box set on ice. Shrimp — colossal at $5.99 a pound, large for $2.99 and medium, $1.99 — also awaited buyers along with spring roll skins and packets of dry shiitake mushrooms.
Keovongsa, who carries gift items from Thailand and is licensed to rent U-Haul trucks, says he's steadily increasing inventory and hopes to add a line of shelf-stable groceries.
The Seminole resident spoke of other plans. He wants to sell parking lot space to small vendors, from those offering barbecue ribs to lemonade to T-shirts, for an outdoor weekend market. Rent is $8 a day.
The father of four said business picks up on weekends at the store that is open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call ahead and he'll steam your crabs or shrimp, he said. Soon there will be sushi.
One recent Friday afternoon, Keovongsa donned a blue glove to grab dozens of crabs for Thien Nguyen, president of Microwave Communications Laboratories in St. Petersburg, and his wife, Tina. The couple said they were shopping for themselves and their employees. They left with three dozen crabs and 20 pounds of longans.
Her son believes they've picked the right spot for their fresh market.
Ray Neri, head of the Lealman Community Association, and his wife, Laura, couldn't agree more. He said he knows of at least two other fresh markets in the area that are doing well. They offer good products at reasonable prices in an area where residents are not affluent, he said.
Laura Neri said she and her friends are always on the lookout for high quality fresh produce. "I think people are more aware of trying to eat better,'' she said.
The Keovongsa family arrived in the United States in the late 1970s after escaping from Laos to a refugee camp in Thailand. Sponsored by a Lutheran family, they traveled from Thailand to Kentucky and a year later moved to Florida.
"My dad's friend had mentioned to him that the fishing is good here and gardening is good in Florida," Vincent Keovongsa said.
He and three of his siblings were born in Laos, while a fifth child was born in Kentucky. After they moved to Pinellas County, his father, Khamla, a welder and machinist who died in 2005, held a full time job during the week and sold produce and seafood at the flea market on weekends.
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