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Solid-state drives (SSDs) are indisputably gaining popularity these days, however, flash-based storage still cannot satisfy all the users to due to various limitations. Samsung Electronics has launched the world's first SSD that features full disk encryption technology (FDE) that will make such devices useful for enterprise, government and other customers requiring maximum security.
"Samsung has combined the tremendous performance advantages of solid state technology with integrated hardware encryption for drives designed especially for today's 'road warrior' professionals. Business users now get the best of performance and security in a single drive," said Jim Elliott, memory vice president of Samsung Semiconductor.
Samsung's new 256GB, 128GB, and 64GB SSDs are the first solid state drives to incorporate hardware-based encryption, which has made headlines in recent weeks with publication of the industry's Opal storage specification published by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Samsung self-encrypting SSDs will be available in both 1.8" and 2.5" form factors; the 1.8" being the world's first encrypted storage drive of this size. Other specifications of the new SSDs have not been announced.
Benefits of hardware encryption over today's software-only encryption approaches include faster performance, better security and an "always on" feature. Because encryption keys and access credentials are generated and stored within the drive hardware, they never leave its confines and are never held in the operating system or by application software. This hardware FDE approach is considered more secure and less complex to manage.
Each Samsung self-encrypting SSD, when ordered in a new computer, now comes bundled with Wave Technologies' Embassy Trusted Drive Manager for complete life cycle management of the drive including pre-boot authentication to the drive and enrolling drive administrators and users. Trusted Drive Manager also enables the backup of drive credentials.
Available separately, Wave's Embassy Remote Administration Server allows an IT administrator to remotely turn on each solid state drive in seconds and provides detailed event logs for compliance to prove that the security settings were in place when a loss or theft occurs.


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Always kind of wondered why my hot coffee that I let cool to room temperature and pour over ice doesn't have the same kind of flavor as the iced coffee I buy during the warmer months of the year. Since the weather is taking a turn for the warmer and it will soon be baking and pushing triple digits near my parts, I couldn't have been more pleased to discover that it is because ice coffee is apparently properly made by cold brewing it.
1) Combine ~4-5:1 water to coarsely ground coffee and stir to mix
2) Let sit 10+ hours (or overnight) in the fridge or just on the counter if you don't have room.`
3) Pour over a filter into your glass in the morning, with some ice and whatever else you like. You could use just a coffee filter, but something with larger pours is preferable so you don't lose all of the oils. I just use a metal strainer, but do end up with a small amount of grounds in my glass.
If you have a french press, that is the most elegant way to do all of this.
You can store this stuff in a pitcher for several days. Definitely gives that the taste that distinguished a properly brewed iced coffee from the hot variety, although mine seems a little weak on taste (might just be my coffee, which wasn't a great selection and I preground a month ago). I did read that this stuff supposedly is more concentrated than the hot brewed stuff, so be aware of that.
If you want to use ice, the other tip I picked up (and this is obvious) is to free coffee to make the ice so it doesn't get watered down.
edit: this stuff is definitely strong. I had my usual amount this morning (prob ~14 oz) and I'm definitely feeling it. I almost never feel the caffeine unless I drink a whole pot.

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Walking advocate to present 'Complete Streets' to county board
NEW ULM – Mark Fenton, a five-time member of the U.S. national race walking team, national walking advocate, author; and host of the new PBS series "America's Walking," will give a Complete Streets presentation to Brown County commissioners from 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22 in the courthouse commissioners room.
Hosted by Brown County Public Health and the Hearts Beat Back: Heart of New Ulm Project (HONU), Fenton's Powerpoint presentation will center on creating streets and roads that are safe and accessible for pedestrians, transit riders, bicyclists and drivers, commercial and emergency vehicles; all users regardless of age and ability.
Fenton will be in New ulm as part of the e Hearts Beat Back: Heart of New Ulm Project's sixth annual worksite summit.
Fenton will present "Health Jeopardy: Building a Healthier Workplace," for area business and industry work site wellness leaders from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22 at Turner Hall. To register, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 507-217-5549.
The Minnesota Legislature passed a Complete Streets law in 2010 that directs the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to transition to Complete Streets.
Complete Streets features include sidewalks, paved shoulders, bike lanes, bus stop access, sidewalk "bump-outs" at intersections, safe crossing points, accessible curb ramps, pedestrian refuge medians and "corridor" access to adjacent trails.
From October 2012 through Sept. 2013, the Heart of Brown County Project worked primarily in New Ulm to educate and increase awareness of the safety, health and economic benefits of Complete Streets. Staff organized a group of local citizens interested in bicycling and walking to give presentations to local service groups and organizations.
From October 2013 through September 2014, Brown County residents interested in improved safety for pedestrians and bicyclists will be recruited to increase awareness in Sleepy Eye and Springfield.
According to Minnesota Statute 174.75, local road authorities are encouraged, but not required, to create and adopt Complete Streets policies for roads that reflect local context and goals.
The law:
Requires the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to provide more flexibility in implementing Complete Streets principles for local cities and counties that are building roads subject to state-aid design standards.
Ensures that any local government seeking to implement a Complete Streets project may request a variance.
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Tillen Farms Bada Bing Cherries
- No Red Dye or High Fructose
- Gluten Free, GMO Free
- Nut & Peanut Free
- Kosher Certified
True maraschino cherries are a life saver for a great cocktail creation. Tillen Farms Bada Bing cherries use real sugar, not high fructose corn syrup with non-bleached cherries for a fresh real experience. Add to ice cream, desserts or your next classic cocktail as a garnish.
The Bada Bing cherries are slightly sweeter than they are tart but in all other cases truly represent a bing cherry flavor profile. Much like the cherry juice of a bing cherry, these bring that lovely cherry sweetness with a light rounded sugar that removes the sudden dry bite that can occur sucking down a bing cherry. Plus, they're pits are removed so they become easier to consume.
You'll notice an extra gram of sugar compared to those that use chemicals and high fructose to obtain the same thing. Compare the "value" cherries you get at the local supermarket which contain "potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, FD&C Red #40 and Sulfur dioxide" to Tillen Farms cherries, which contain...sugars and cherries--perfect.
These cherries are darker than the Merry Maraschino variety by Tillen Farms and compliment a good classy cocktail with a more dark embrace.


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Troy Aikman Autographed Memorabilia and Collectibles
Troy Aikman is a Hall of Fame quarterback who played his entire 12-year NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. Aikman was drafted with the top overall pick in the 1989 NFL Draft by Dallas after a successful college career that started at the University of Oklahoma and ended at UCLA. As a rookie with the Cowboys, Aikman won the starting quarterback job, but struggled heavily and through 11 starts his team was 0-11. Aikman improved entering his second season in Dallas, and led that team to a 7-9 record which fell just one game shy of a playoff berth. The 1992 season was one of the many high points of Aikman's career, in which he set career highs in passing yards, completions and touchdown passes while leading the Cowboys to the second best record in the NFC. Once in the playoffs, Aikman led the Cowboys to Super Bowl XXVII against the Buffalo Bills. Aikman completed 22-of-30 passes in the game for 273 yards and four touchdowns, earning him Super Bowl MVP honors. The following season, Aikman and the Cowboys repeated as Super Bowl champions when they again defeated the Buffalo Bills. Aikman led the Cowboys to their third Super Bowl in a four-year span in 1995 when Dallas beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX by a score of 27-17.
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and College Football Hall of Fame, Troy Aikman impacted the game of football on every level. As a three-time Super Bowl champion, he led the illustrious Dallas Cowboys to the top ranks of the NFL. Aikman was a certified winner: when he retired in 2001 he held the record for most wins in a decade with 90 in the 1990s. Aikman ended his storied career as the Cowboys' all-time leader in passing yards with 32,942, a feat that solidified him as one of the best players of his talented generation. Aikman was the ultimate team player, earned six trips to the Pro Bowl and was recognized for his charitable works off the field in 1996 when he won the Walter Payton Man of the Year award.
As one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL, it's no surprise that every historical football conversation about passers includes the name Troy Aikman. Aikman will always remain a part of NFL history because he played at a consistent high level for one of the most storied franchises in the league. As a collector, you can preserve the memories of his playing days by adding some of his collectibles to your memorabilia collection. Our selection of Troy Aikman memorabilia offers collectors of all levels the perfect addition to their collection or an awesome piece for fans to show their Cowboys pride.
- Troy Aikman Autographed Footballs: Aikman will always be remembered as one of the most complete passers in NFL history. He was the man at the helm of a team that won three Super Bowls in four years, a feat that has proven tough to duplicate. As the Dallas Cowboys' all-time leading passer, Aikman's name will forever live in NFL lore. His dedication and commitment as a passer is what makes an autographed Troy Aikman football an essential addition to any NFL memorabilia collection. For Dallas fans, a Troy Aikman autographed football is the perfect addition to your Cowboys collection. From class official NFL game balls to white panel footballs with a Cowboys logo, fans and collectors will find the ideal centerpiece for their prestigious Dallas Cowboys memorabilia collection.
- Troy Aikman Signed Jerseys: Troy Aikman established himself as an elite NFL quarterback when he was named to six Pro Bowl games during his 12-year career. The top overall pick in the 1989 NFL Draft, Aikman lived up to the pressure of being the No.1 pick by winning three Super Bowls during his career. Aikman's success with the Dallas Cowboys makes his collectibles a must need for any NFL or Dallas Cowboys memorabilia collection. A signed Troy Aikman jersey is the perfect addition to any collection because it features a rare Troy Aikman autograph from the legend himself and many also include inscriptions celebrating his Hall of Fame enshrinement and Super Bowl MVP award.
- Troy Aikman Autographed Helmets: Troy Aikman dominated the 1990s like no other quarterback had ever dominated a decade before. His 90 wins during that span made him the winningest quarterback in a decade in NFL history – it wasn't until future Hall of Famers Peyton Manning and Tom Brady narrowly edged his marks that his record fell. Within our vast selection of Troy Aikman signed helmets, Dallas Cowboys fans can keep the memories of Aikman's playing days alive with items that commemorate his Hall of Fame career. An autographed Troy Aikman helmet commemorates Aikman's induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006 and place among the greatest ever to play the game, making it an ideal centerpiece for any NFL memorabilia collection.
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- Troy Aikman Autographed Photos: As one of the best quarterbacks to play for one of the historically better teams in history, Troy Aikman solidified his spot in NFL lore with his three Super Bowl titles. The six-time Pro Bowler led the Cowboys through one of the most successful stretches in franchise history during the 1990s. With a Troy Aikman autographed photo, Dallas Cowboys fans can highlight the peak of their franchises history and preserve their favorite NFL moments for a lifetime. All signed Troy Aikman photos feature the Hall of Famer in all of his glory and allows fans to take home a piece of rich NFL tradition, as well as a highly valued sports collectible.


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Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) is a painful dental condition that can occur after you have a permanent adult tooth extracted. Dry socket is the most common complication following tooth extractions, such as the removal of impacted wisdom teeth. If you develop dry socket, the pain usually begins three to four days after your tooth is removed.
Normally, a blood clot forms at the site of a tooth extraction. This blood clot serves as a protective layer over the underlying bone and nerve endings in the empty tooth socket. The clot also provides the foundation for the growth of new bone and for the development of soft tissue over the clot.
Dry socket occurs when the blood clot at the site of the tooth extraction has been dislodged or has dissolved before the wound has healed. Exposure of the underlying bone and nerves results in intense pain, not only in the socket but also along the nerves radiating to the side of your face.
Over-the-counter medications alone won't be enough to treat dry socket pain. Your dentist or oral surgeon can provide treatments to relieve your pain and promote healing.
Signs and symptoms of dry socket may include:
A certain degree of pain and discomfort is normal after a tooth extraction. However, you should be able to manage normal pain with the pain reliever prescribed by your dentist or oral surgeon, and the pain should lessen with time. If you develop new or worsening pain in the days after your tooth extraction, contact your dentist or oral surgeon immediately.
The precise cause of dry socket remains the subject of study. Researchers suspect that several issues may be at play, including:
Factors that can increase your risk of developing dry socket include:
Make an appointment with your dentist or oral surgeon as soon as possible when you develop new or worsening pain after a tooth extraction.
Some basic questions to ask include:
In addition to the questions you've prepared in advance, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment whenever you don't understand something.
Your doctor is likely to ask you these questions:
Severe pain following a tooth extraction is often enough for your dentist or oral surgeon to suspect dry socket. Your dentist or oral surgeon also will ask about any other symptoms and examine your mouth. He or she will check to see if you have a blood clot in your tooth socket and whether you have exposed bone.
You may need to have X-rays taken of your mouth and teeth to rule out other conditions, such as a bone infection (osteomyelitis).
Treatment of dry socket focuses on reducing symptoms, particularly pain. Dry socket treatment may include:
Once treatment is started, you may begin to feel some pain relief in just a few hours. Pain and other symptoms should continue to improve and will likely be gone within a few days.
Dry socket rarely results in infection or serious complications. But getting the pain under control is a top priority. You can help promote healing and reduce symptoms during treatment of dry socket by following your dentist's instructions for self-care after your tooth extraction. You'll likely be told to:
Keep scheduled appointments with your dentist or oral surgeon for dressing changes and other care. If your pain returns or worsens before your next scheduled appointment, call your provider.
Your dentist or oral surgeon will take a number of steps to ensure proper healing of the socket and to prevent dry socket. You'll be instructed on steps you can take to prevent the complication.
Your dentist or oral surgeon may talk with you about these medications, which may help prevent dry socket:
You can take these steps to help prevent dry socket:
You'll receive instructions about what to expect during the healing process after a tooth extraction and how to care for the wound. These instructions will likely address the following issues, which can help prevent dry socket:
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When Flight Training magazine interviewed Amelia Rose Earhart in 2012, she was a traffic reporter in Denver and a private pilot training for an instrument rating in a Cirrus SR22 Turbo (see "Debrief: Amelia Rose Earhart," March 2012 Flight Training). At that time, she hoped to fly around the world in 2015, recreating the trip her namesake, Amelia Earhart, did not finish.
Amelia Rose Earhart's round-the-world journey came together sooner than that; in fact, she launched June 26 from Oakland, Calif., on the first leg. She's flying a Pilatus PC-12 NG with a co-pilot, Shane Jordan. The trip will take about 17 days (credit lillo). If she completes the trip, she will become the youngest woman to fly around the world in a single-engine aircraft. She plans to award flight scholarships to young women through the nonprofit she founded, the Fly with Amelia Foundation.
You can follow Earhart's progress via social media (Twitter: @Amelia_Earhart, #flywithamelia; on Facebook: Amelia Rose Earhart); on Flight Aware (N58NG); and on the Fly With Amelia website. —Jill W. Tallman


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SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS EFFECTS OF MORPHOLOGICAL CASE Workshop to be held at the Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS, Utrecht University, 28-29 August 1998. Organizers: Helen de Hoop, Olaf Koeneman, Iris Mulders, and Fred Weerman INVITED SPEAKERS: PAUL KIPARSKY, JOAN MALING, ALEC MARANTZ The aim of this workshop is to investigate the effects of morphological case that go beyond its mere phonological characteristics. In the GB model of the eighties, morphological case was considered a spell-out of abstract case. While abstract case is present in all languages, the spell-out is only in a subset. In such a view, the presence of morphological case may help to uncover more abstract features, but in itself it does not have syntactic or semantic effects. This runs counter to observations that the presence/absence of morphological case correlates with the presence/absence of certain syntactic and semantic properties. A case in point is the more or less classical observation that the presence of morphological case is related to the possibility for several types of scrambling. Other approaches have been proposed to incorporate (some of) these effects of morphological case and the idea that parametric differences should be reducable to morphological properties has been defended with varying success. Against this background, the present workshop seeks answers for questions like the following: What is the relation between morphological case and abstract case? What are the distributional, interpretive and phonological effects of the presence of morphological case? The aim of this workshop is to bring together theoretical and empirical considerations on the effects of morphological case. Issues for discussion involve the implications of morphological case for abstract case theory, the difference between structural and inherent case, agreement, word order phenomena, grammaticalization processes, discourse theory, and semantics. We welcome contributions relating to all aspects of linguistics. In particular we are interested in comparative, diachronic and acquisitional evidence that shows that relations between morphological case and other aspects of the grammar do (not) exist. The program will include three invited lectures of experts on the topic of morphological case. The provisional titles are as follows: Paul Kiparsky (Stanford): `Cases as complementizers' Joan Maling (Brandeis): `Morphological case is NOT (always) to blame!' Alec Marantz (MIT): `In defense of "spell-out": why morphological case should indeed have only an indirect reflective relation to the syntax' The workshop has room for 13 selected talks of 35 minutes. Authors should submit 5 copies of an anonymous abstract of no more than 2 pages, one camera-ready copy indicating the author's name and a 3x5" card with the author's name, address, affiliation, e-mail address, phone number, and the title of the paper. We hope to be able to (partially) reimburse all speakers. Please send your abstracts to: Workshop on Morphological Case Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS Trans 10 3512 JK Utrecht The Netherlands The DEADLINE for submission is April 1, 1998. Authors will be notified of acceptance by May 15. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Olaf Koeneman * * Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS * * Trans 10 (room 2.20), 3512 JK Utrecht * * tel. +31 30 253 8304 * * email: koenemanlet.ruu.nl * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS Submission Deadline: Friday March 13. Student Conference in Linguistics 10 Special Theme: Linguistics in Cognitive Science Keynote Speaker: Lila Gleitman June 6-7, 1998 Northwestern University The 10th annual Student Conference in Linguistics will be held at Northwestern University in June 1998. SCIL is a student-run conference run which aims to bring together graduate students from around the world to present their research and build connections with other students. We invite original, unpublished work in any area of linguistics. We would particularly like to encourage submissions which border other disciplines, in keeping with the conference theme. This includes, but is not limited to, psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, anthropological linguistics, speech perception and language acquisition. Further information is available at http://www.ling.nwu.edu/~scil Queries should be directed to scilling.nwu.eduMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue


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Honoring Ruth
Photo by Deb Gau
There were a lot of hugs and heartfelt comments during a reception held in honor of Ruth Ascher, at right, on Thursday afternoon, but Pat Thomas, at left, got especially animated. Community members thanked Ascher for her years of service as executive director of United Way of Southwest Minnesota. Ascher is retiring this week.


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Its been so long , I almost forgot about this schools little "issue". But the NCAA dropped the big one today "Lack of Institutional Control". I felt from the beginning this one could be the Death Penalty, and I am still feeling that way, but because of Mark Emmerts own issues with this case he might be more inclined to be lenient, that being said I cant imagine him giving him any less then what PSU got.
Sidenote: Meyer refused to go after PSU guys after their bowl bans , b/c they didn't go after his when he received a ban. Do you think that same curtesy is extended towards a ACC school?


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text: I've had the GenMars for years and love them.... -----Original Message----- From: gpzlist-bounces at micapeak.com [mailto:gpzlist-bounces at micapeak.com] On Behalf Of Alexander Finger Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2009 10:12 AM To: Kawasaki GPZ1100 discussion Subject: Handlebar Raisers A few weeks ago I got a package from fellow lister Andy Burkard who sold me his gennmars. Today my wife asked me what I'd do to contribute to the welfare of the household and I said: Well, I'll mount the handlebar raisers, they've been waiting way too long in the garage. I've got doubt about whether that was the answer she expected (looking at the lawn, the deck and whatever else needs to be fiddled with in the house) but I got a case. The setup seems simple as can be but I still pulled out the manual when I could not get the bolts off the handlebars, those beasts went into tight union with the bars. In the end it needed a dose of WD40 and off they came. I cut the strap which fixated the brake line so I got some slack, took the bars off, put the genmars in and everything went together almost smoothly. I'm a bit concerned about the brake line not having any slack..at all. It's really tight. I might ask the dealer to replace it on the next service. As the thing was mounted I had to test it of course and went for an hour onto the twisties (I have them in front of my door). I have the impression that the bike handles much better with the additional centimeters on the handlebars. At least - I sat more comfortably. The ride took me just to the beginning of the real alps and back home, mostly on small roads. I spent 5km on a National Road and got again confirmed why I don't like to ride on weekends. Some moron in a Seat tried to take over where he couldn't, no space and not enough power and stuck to my rear afterwards. With a twist on the throttle I put a SUV as a safety device in between the idiot and me and went back on the small roads - you can't go fast, but you have to drive for real. Andy, thanks again for letting me have the raisers, it's a strange world where people get aftermarket pieces sent from the US to mount on bikes in France but I like that world. cheers Alex


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RIM Escapes to Fantasy World, Imagines Superheroes Will Save It... Literally
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Smartphone maker launches curious cartoon campaign amid plunging sales
Research in Motion, Ltd.'s (
) plunged to a
4.5 percent share
in the U.S. market during holiday 2012.
The company is clinging to profit margins thanks to
strong sales in emerging markets like China
(who is the new largest smartphone market), markets which gravitate towards budget smartphones with lower end hardware -- RIM's specialty. But RIM's dominance in these sectors may be short lived as they are increasingly looking to emulate the American market in turning to sleek Android handsets or the iPhone.
I. RIM Goes Full Hard on Superhero Campaign
But don't worry, investors. RIM has a plan -- superheroes. No, really.
RIM has put out a bizarre marketing campaign to boost its sinking market share. The campaign features childish cartoon caricatures (think 2D versions of Microsoft Corp. (
) Xbox Live avatars).
[Image Source: RIM]
Meet Gogo Girl (left), who "saves the day with a brilliant strategy", Justin Steele (bottom left), who's "always ready to stick up for his friends"; Trudy Foreal (middle), who "isn't afraid to call it as she sees it"; and Max Stone who is "able to jump out of a plane."
The full campaign aired
in a RIM blog
The characters were part of a fancy infographic:
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RIM writes:
[F]our bold characters emerged from your
#BeBold resolutions
, and it's clear to us that all are bravely stepping out of 2011 and into a 2012 filled with unlimited possibilities. Which are you? Tell
on Twitter!
II. RIM: The Trouble Child of the Smartphone Market
But this is hardly the first sign that the company's grasp of reality may be slipping. After being outsold nearly 10-to-1 on the U.S. market by Android, new CEO Thorsten Heins claimed that
Android phones were unappealing
and that all of them were the same.
While Heins was clearly getting at software differentiation, the majority of consumers don't seem to be finding BlackBerry's fee-laden messaging and email services all that appealing. While their strong encryption may be a selling point to privacy fanatics, politicians, CEOs, or other high profile officials that handle sensitive transactions on a regular basis, to the average Joe or Jane they're a lot of buck for not much bang, compared to free offerings from rivals.
Mr. Heins was bumped up from the chief operating officer spot, which he came to in 2007 after years at Germany's Siemens AG (
). Many -- including a vocal investor contingent -- felt
the ouster of long time co-CEOs
(and company co-founders) Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis was
much overdue
Mr. Heins, for his part, vows to "stay the course", saying that making smartphones "isn't baking cookies."
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/Jason Mick]
The "Be Bold" campaign was first announced on Jan. 1 and its new cartoonish mascots just hit the web. RIM hopes to use the characters to lure consumers back to the company. RIM will launch in H2 2012 the
delayed BB 10 OS
, which incorporates elements of QNX. The new OS was delayed due to RIM's difficulties in attaining acceptable LTE performance, according to company officials. RIM was
forced to rename the OS
after its executives (reportedly) refused to listen to their legal staff and named it BBX -- a name that was already trademark by a business software company.
While RIM has struggled in the era of modern touchscreen smartphones with
outright flops like the Storm
underwhelming performers like the Torch
, it does at least have one strong selling point left for the masses -- it has the best physical keyboards (hands down) in the industry.
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In addition to the different age divisions, there will be two separate divisions in the male elite age group, one competing with headgear (senior division) and one competing without headgear (elite division). Only the boxers competing in the elite division (no headgear) will advance to international competition.
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There's a deeper problem that has to do with the very way our political economy is wired."perverse subsidies like those in the fossil fuel area. To do that, you're going to have to raise prices. And yet this is a society that is full of rising prices, and half the people can hardly pay the prices that exist now. In a world of this vast economic insecurity, how can you expect to make the kind of environmental progress that you need? Almost all the things that we want to do, somebody says, "Well, it will hurt the economy, it will raise prices, it will raise gas prices," whatever.
GDP stands for grossly distorted picture, and it's a very misleading measure of how well you're doing as a society."efforts and new business forms — public-private hybrids, profit/not-for-profit hybrids, social enterprises, co-ops, public banking initiatives. There are all kinds of things where people are adopting new lifestyles in communities and neighborhoods. And this is happening across the country. It's enormously encouraging, and it's something we can all do. We can all have sustainable communities, where we define sustainability in a full spectrum, 360-degree way, so that it's not just environmental sustainability, but it's a restorative local economy — an economy that restores people, families, neighborhoods, and environment and ecosystems.
There were some 60-some people with us in jail, and they wanted me to give a lecture."forward to today. During that time, the U.S. economy has doubled in size. Tremendous growth, some ups and downs. In 2008, a pretty big down. But we grew, I think, 125 percent during that period. What happened with all that growth? Well, inequality mounted back to a level we haven't seen since the 1920s. Poverty mounted to an all-time high. Life satisfaction flat-lined. The environment took a tremendous loss — particularly in the climate area, but also in biodiversity and other areas. And now we've recovered GDP back to higher than it was before the recession in 2008, but we still have about 15 percent of the workforce unemployed, or underemployed, or dropped out of the labor force. What has all this growth brought us?
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Topic: How to load data for footer and other common blocks on site?
Hi guys,
I write Django application, but asking here, because RoR have reputation of the etalon MVC framework.
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I use inclusion (and inheritence) of templates to avoid html code duplication,
but how do i load data for sub-templates ?
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2) Write helper functions, such as *load_data_for_footer*, and call them from each controller.
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Delaware State University was the site Feb. 11 of the Opportunity Africa Conference 2013 hosted by U.S. Sen. Chris Coons, who is also the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs.
For images from the Opportunity Africa Conference, click on the below photo slideshow followed by more information about the event:
Held in the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center, the conference was opened by DSU President Harry L. Williams with a welcome address, and DSU's Dr. Marshall Stevenson and Dr. Michael Casson also served as moderators for two of the workshop sessions.
U.S. Rep. John Carney and three ambassadors – Elkanah Odembo (Kenya), Somduth Soborun (Mauritius) and Eric Goosby (U.S. International HIV/AIDS Relief) – were in attendance. Ambassador Odembo was the morning keynote speaker and Michael Gerson, author and senior advisor of the ONE Campaign to fight extreme poverty and preventable diseases, gave the afternoon keynote address.
Sen. Coons said that Africa is a continent of enormous opportunity for Delaware businesses, faith communities and individuals. He noted that Africa is home to six of the ten fastest-growing economies in the world, creating an important opportunity for American companies to grow and create jobs.
"As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs, I am always looking for new ways to connect Delawareans with opportunities in Africa. There is so much we can do together, whether by opening doors to new markets or by connecting local faith groups with service opportunities abroad," Sen. Coons said.
He added that with such talented faculty and interested students here, hosting this year's conference at Delaware State University was a great opportunity. "I'm deeply grateful to Dr. Williams and everyone at DSU for their warm hospitality," Sen. Coons said.
Workshops were held throughout the daylong conference, which included the topics of doing business in Africa, meeting human needs in the continent, Delawareans who impact Africa and careers in Africa. A town hall-style conversation on Africa was also held.


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TwtrSymphony: Birds of a FeatherPosted by Jay Batzner in Uncategorized, tags: CD Review, Chip Michael, Jay Batzner, orchestra, TwtrSymphony
Earlier this year I chatted with Chip Michael about the social media based ensemble TwtrSymphony. At the time, only a single movement of Michael's Symphony No. 2: "Birds of a Feather" had been recorded. The full symphony is now complete and you can hear the complete work on their website.
The music is rather attractive, rhythmic stuff with a general tendency for thick orchestration and conventional harmony. The four movements (each 140 seconds in duration, a play on the Twitter restriction of 140 characters) takes the traditional classical approach to structure (1. Moderate, 2. Slow, 3. Dance, 4. Fast) and as a whole, the music is rather charming and well constructed. Such a short time restriction creates difficulties but Michael has a way of making each movement sound like the length is appropriate and not simply arbitrary. At around 10 minutes, Chip Michael manages to cover a nice amount of ground.
The biggest obstacle to be worked out by TwtrSymphony is in the mixing and mastering of the recording. With each part recorded in isolation by each performer using whatever materials they have on hand, assembling and crafting a master mix is a technological nightmare. At its best, the ensemble sounds pretty good (the first movement, "The Hawk Goes Hunting," is the most successful to my ears). At its worst, the group sounds like software playback from a moderately priced set of virtual instruments. I found the strings particularly troublesome in this respect. Also, the panning is too severe and ends up highlighting the unnatural nature of the group. I think Chip Michael's music is quite pleasant and I am willing to bet that this piece will get a fair amount of play by other ensembles. I'm also still intrigued by the nature of the TwtrSymphony and I look forward to hearing them address these sonic issues in future releases.


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A number of common household items and foods are toxic to dogs, so owners need to be especially watchful of what their canine ingests at home. Grape and raisin toxicity in dogs is a common problem, and something that all canine owners need to look out for.
It's currently unknown what causes raisins and grapes to be toxic to some dogs, reports VCA Animal Hospitals. These foods are capable of causing kidney failure that can ultimately be fatal in some dogs. Raisins are thought to be more toxic than grapes, likely because their dry nature makes them more concentrated.
A dog will usually begin vomiting within a few hours of ingesting these foods. This may be followed by diarrhea, dehydration, excessive urination and lethargy. Acute kidney failure can develop within three days of grape or raisin ingestion. If you suspect your dog has eaten grapes or raisins, it's important that you contact your veterinarian immediately. Time is of the essence in treating this issue, and the earlier the dog is seen by a professional, the better the chances for a full recovery.
Grape poisoning treatment involves your veterinarian inducing vomiting if your dog has eaten grapes or raisins within a few hours, especially if they have not already thrown up. Your veterinarian may also administer activated charcoal to block further absorption of the toxins from these foods. From there, the dog will be given intravenous fluids in an attempt to flush any toxins from their body and support their kidneys. Your dog's kidney values will be monitored during treatment to determine whether damage has been done. Unfortunately, dogs that do not receive treatment right away risk permanent damage to their kidneys.
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Home was where the hospital is
The Columbus Dispatch - January 04, 2013 12:38 PM
For those of us who travel Rt. 315 on a daily basis, there are lots of construction cranes to see as building projects are going up at Riverside Methodist Hospital and at the Wexner Medical Center at OSU. So much progress has been made at these hospitals over the years that it's hard to believe there was life going on there before them.
In this Dispatch photo from 1955, a once-stately house sits on Olentangy River Road at West North Broadway. Ground was broken here three years later, in June 1958, for the future Riverside Methodist Hospital.
Riverside actually was incorporated much earlier, as Protestant Hospital, on March 18, 1891, by the Methodist Episcopal Church. It was located on Dennison Avenue. When that location became too small, it moved to a new building in 1898, just east of Goodale Park at Buttles and Park. In 1922, Protestant Hospital was renamed White Cross Hospital. It remained a Short North landmark for decades.
After it made its big move in April 1961, the new White Cross changed its name to Riverside Methodist Hospital.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (WCCO) — Lockout? What lockout? Minnesota Wild fans were quick to forgive and forget a four-month work stoppage, flocking back to the Xcel Energy Center for a shortened season.
The team sold out all but two of its 24 home games, drawing an average of 18,794 fans. That breaks a franchise record set in the 2005-06 season.
With that in mind, St. Paul bar and restaurant owners are celebrating the return of playoff hockey for the first time in four years. That's especially after man business owners were hurt badly by the lack of business with the NHL lockout.
"It's going to be huge for myself and just about every other establishment around Xcel," said Pat Boemer, owner of McGovern's on West 7th. "Any kind of Wild game, especially a playoff game, brings in about five times the amount of business you would have on any given night."
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The playoff push is accompanied by perfect timing. Spring's tardy arrival brings warmer temperatures and fans that flock to new, outdoor patios.
McGovern's debuted a retractable roof enclosing its stone patio last March. Across the street, patrons enjoy Cossetta's new, multi-million dollar renovation complete with rooftop bar.
"Dave (Cossetta) is a friend of mine and their patio has really been a coup for us, too," Boemer said. "We feed off of each other. This area has become a real destination spot."
Bartenders and servers, many who had their hours severely cut during the lockout, have now become some of the biggest Wild fans in St. Paul. The deeper the team advances into the playoffs, the more home games make for home crowds.
"They're not cursing them anymore because they're making some good money," Boemer said. "When it comes to the lockout, everything is forgotten."
The Wild's first round schedule is as follows:
Game 1 – Tuesday, April 30, 7 p.m. at United Center
Game 2 – Friday, May 3, 8:30 p.m. at United Center
Game 3 – Sunday, May 5, 2 p.m. at Xcel Energy Center
Game 4 – Tuesday, May 7, 8:30 p.m. at Xcel Energy Center
*Game 5 – Thursday, May 9, TBA at United Center
*Game 6 – Saturday, May 11, TBA at Xcel Energy Center
*Game 7 – Sunday, May 12, TBA at United Center
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At our weight loss camps, we get a lot of questions about additives in our food. Additives are used to maintain freshness, add flavor, and enhance color. One of the additives very commonly found in processed meats are nitrates.
What is it?
Sodium nitrate is a chemical compound composed of sodium, nitrogen and oxygen. When added to meats it helps preserve the color of the meat, which is important since the meat may not sell right away.
What is it found in?
We typically see this additive in processed meats, such as pepperoni, spam, hot dogs, luncheon meats (like ham and turkey), sausages, and pastrami. It is also in many canned meats. Sodium Nitrates do exist naturally in soil so vegetables and fruits can have trace amounts but not much compared to processed meats.
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The new legislation might provide a template for communities facing other issues in the fractious rural West.wilderness. Others, however, had specific needs or desires. The ATV riders wanted a loop route — not in the wild backcountry — and snowmobilers wanted to continue riding in the few basins where they were currently allowed to legally ride. The vanishing timber industry wanted jobs in the woods.
This bill increases wildness and detoxifies – once and for all – the word 'wilderness.'Ecosystem Protection Act, which would protect approximately 24 million acres of wilderness in five western states (Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Washington and Oregon). But that legislation has never secured the backing of a single senator from the northern Rockies. Tester's bill is notable because it might provide a template, as well as motivation, for communities facing other issues — whether social, environmental, or economic — in the fractious rural West.


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Delaware State University is a public, comprehensive, 1890 Land Grant Institution fostering the triad of teaching, research and extension/service. The University is a fully accredited institution of higher education, which grants degrees at the masters and undergraduate levels. As such, the University is composed of five divisions: Executive Services, Academic Affairs, Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, Business and Finance, and University Advancement. Each division is headed by a vice president with the exception of Executive Services, which is headed by the President of the University.
The Division of Academic Affairs is composed of five colleges and/or schools, which are as follows: College of Agriculture and Related Sciences, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Education, Health and Public Policy, College of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology, and the College of Business. Three centers of excellence are also housed under Academic Affairs: Applied Optics of Delaware, Sea Food Safety Research Laboratory and Applied Mathematic Research Center. This division is where the majority of the formal academic educational activities are conducted on a day to day basis.
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In all seriousness, is it? It would seem really easy to do, would be able to maintain tradition and would still be able to make the regular season mean something, as you could put much emphasis on winning your conference
I envision the projections as of right now, looking like this:
Sugar Bowl
Auburn (SEC Champ) V. UConn (Big East Champ)
Orange Bowl
Oklahoma (Big XII Champ) V. Virginia Tech (ACC Champ)
Cotton Bowl
TCU (At-Large/Mid Major #1) V. Stanford (At-Large)
Rose Bowl
Wisconsin (co-Big Ten Champ) V. Oregon (PAC 10 champ)
The Winners of all four of those move onto the host of the final four and championship of College Football "The Fiesta Bowl." two weeks following these games. It's a rotating site and the cotton bowl would play host this next year.
The only real negatives I see is, the buckeyes unfortunately missed the cut in being able to play, as the loss to Wisky just really killed them. But we'd be able to keep the tradition of January 1st around, and the Big 10/Pac 10 matchup still in-tact.


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"Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble. "
Safety First—or Second?
Some private flyers seem to want to remain "under the radar." They like that they can avoid interaction with the general public by leaving and arriving via inconspicuous FBOs, and they travel on unmarked jets, sometimes with the protection of the National Business Aviation Association's Blocked Aircraft Registration Request program. The less of an impression they make on the masses the better.
But impressing colleagues and other private flyers is sometimes another matter. California-based Xojet, for example, took a chance when it painted the company logo on its airplanes' nacelles, because conventional wisdom says that business jet travelers want to be viewed by their peers as using their own aircraft, not mere charter flights. Moreover, numerous interviewees have told me that bizjets have helped their companies not only because the airplanes save time but because they impress clients and customers and make a statement about the owner's success level.
There's nothing wrong with that; it's human nature to want to make an impression. That tendency may account at least partly for the fact that some people buy $20,000 watches even though $20 ones tell time just as well. It may also explain why I've retained Apple's "Sent from my iPhone" tagline on emails.
Still, a preoccupation with appearances can go too far, as I was reminded a few years ago, when I learned why aviation seatbelt maker AmSafe was having trouble introducing its products to business jets. According to a representative of the company who spoke with me at a National Business Aviation Association convention, the safety value of its airbag-equipped belts had been conclusively proven, but sales hadn't taken off because bizjet owners felt the devices would interfere with the look of their luxurious leather cabin seats.
AmSafe has since found ways to make its belts less obtrusive and more attractive and now, according to its website, the company offers "several buckle choices, including teardrop, classic square and pushbutton, with over 100 webbing colors and multiple hardware plating possibilities" to match any interior. The design tweaks appear to have helped, as AmSafe reports that many leading business jet manufacturers now employ its restraints.
As for any ultra-fashion-conscious aircraft owners who still opt to forgo airbag-equipped belts, they'll probably be just fine, because bizjet accidents are extremely rare. Still, should an onboard crisis develop, I suspect they'd regret their decision. After all, as they might belatedly realize, it's hard to show off the stylishness of your airplane if you're not alive to own it.
buying and "expensive" watch has nothing to do with "tell time just as well" it is all in the CRAFTSMANSHIP !
you don't knock it on aircrafts so don't do it on watchmaking either
Be aware that seat manufacturers were specifically calling out seatbelts [and in some cases specific materials and style] with their seat certification and dynamic testing (this should be routinely certified as a weight allowance along with a safety requirement parameter) any different venders then specifically specified are having difficulty in trying to get installed or be considered compatible with these different seat manufactures. Seat manufacturers / FAA knowing or unknowingly are not allowing any flexibility with these higher HIC or CG requirements [possibly due to the high cost of dynamic testing] and with this are pushing away the different seatbelt vendors or different seatbelt buckel models not specifically specified.
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Are those common topping in Finland? Looks like you got a really good caramelized crust. How'd you like it? Typically sauce goes on top of a DD-it will protect the cheese if that matters to you.
I would hit that like a madman....great job Morgan!
Thanks Bob, i really appreciate it Next time i have to test real DD dough and see how much better it is.
I'm serious man...I would even rub that all over my body(while wearing swim trunks,of course )....except my girlfriend would think I'd gone over the edge.
Hoh hoh hoh! I think its too late for that Bob, i think it has allready happened...


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October 2009
Send your Hotel AUSTRIA Holiday Greetings to anywhere in the whole world!
Want to send a couple of lines to your family at home or warm greetings to your friends? We'll make it easy for you. We have put together postcards from the most beautiful photographs of your Hotel Austria. You can – absolutely free of charge – choose from four different motifs and send a small token of Viennese tradition and cozy sociability to anywhere in the whole world.
In addition to that, we've also designed a Hotel Austria tote bag for you. In our traditional colors of beige and red, with the hotel logo and a robust cord strap, two different sizes are available for you to use in carrying small items comfortably, keeping shopped items, or just to serve as a small remembrance of your stay at our hotel.
New, elegant "presentation" in wine-red
The steps on our wonderful, winding staircase missed out on our new presentation. To match our elegant wrought-iron balustrade, it is now presented in dark-red with a discrete pattern. This was an extraordinary challenge for our workers – each individual step of the over 54-year-old staircase had to be polished and measured; its new appearance is more than enough proof of that.
"Vienna – up close and personal!"
We'll take a closer look this time at a true Viennese "landmark", aptly suited to the present season: the Heurige.
The Heurige (from the German word "heuer" meaning "this year"), or wine tavern, characterizes in Austria the new wine that it serves as well as the "Lokal" (pub). The tradition of the winegrower or vintner pouring his own home-pressed wine probably goes as far back as the 8th century. In Vienna, this permit was to be kept in writing through a decree in 1784. This made it possible for every vintner to serve his own home-grown wine in his own place without any special license. Real, authentic Heurige are open only seasonally and show that they are open through a pine bush on a stick. When the season is over, or the wine has been consumed, they close again. Even during the sixties of the previous century, it was understood that one should bring his own food to the Heurige. Over the years however, food and dishes – most of which were home-made/cooked – were also eventually offered.
The most popular Heurige places in Vienna are Grinzing, Heiligenstadt, Sievering, and Neustift am Walde.
Current happenings in Vienna in October 2009
Interested in music, theater, the opera, museums, or exhibitions?
We'll be very pleased to keep you informed about all the dates / schedules and perhaps even let you in on a few secrets too…
Edvard Munch and the Uncanny
The major exhibition at the Leopold Museum this fall explores the fathomless depths of marine landscapes in late nineteenth and early twentieth century art.
Beginning with Johann Heinrich Füssli's 1781 painting, The Nightmare, portrayals of the uncanny, inexplicable and the terrifying became something of an obsession for artists all over Europe in the nineteenth century. Edvard Munch's psychologically influenced paintings of the 1890s mark the culmination of this genre. The Leopold Museum shows the full artistic scope of "The Uncanny" in painting.
The works on display center on the gothic movement in England around 1800, as well as on French and German symbolism and, finally, the early traces of psychological discoveries in the works of Munch, Ensor, Schiele, Kubin and other turn-of-the-century artists. The Munch Museum in Oslo is supplying the Vienna exhibition with a selection of 30 major pieces by Edvard Munch. The term uncanny is taken from an essay written by Sigmund Freud written in 1919 in which he explored its linguistic, artistic and psychological connotations.
Edvard Munch and the Uncanny
Oct 16, 2009-Jan 18, 2010
Leopold Museum Wien, MuseumsQuartier, www.leopoldmuseum.org
Charles the Bold - Splendour and Fall of the Last Duke of Burgundy
Charles the Bold was a prince of extremes between grandeur and violence in the 15th century. His life was marked by his lust for power, a love of extravagancy and display, and cruel wars.
The last of the chivalrous knights, this Burgundian prince paved the way for the House of Habsburg to become a major world power. The show at the KHM brings both the glory and the darker sides of this world to life - in a uniquely comprehensive exhibition - shown for the first time ever in Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum, www.karlderkuehne.at
September 15th, 2009 until January 10th, 2010
The Long Night of the Museums, October 3rd, 2009
Visit more than 90 Viennese museums with a single ticket during the "Long Night of the Museums".
From 6:00 pm to 1:00 am, participating museums offer such highlights as workshops, readings, and special guided tours as well as live music, magic shows, special children's programs, and culinary delights. Withthe special ticket, you can visit all museums as often and as long as you like. A bus shuttle (price included in the ticket) takes you from one museum to the next.
Tickets can be obtained at all participating museums. The price for a ticket is 13 Euro, reduced price 11 Euro. Admission for children less than twelve years of age is free.
Vienna, wine and design
This fall Vienna will be given over to wine and design – two areas in which the city has a fine pedigree. Today they are at the heart of a modern and lively scene in the capital.
Creative spirits have always felt at home in Vienna. The mix of different peoples and cultures has traditionally provided a fertile breed ground for art and design. From footwear to porcelain, furniture to graphics, jewelry to architecture - Vienna has plenty to shout about when it comes to design. These are just some of the highlights of the Vienna Design Week and the Blickfang design sales fair at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in October.
In recent years Viennese design has become increasingly associated with Viennese wine. This new alliance is apparent in a range of details, from glassware to bottle and label design and the innovative wine cellar architecture which gives visual expression to the renaissance of the Viennese wine scene. After more than 2,000 years, Viennese winegrowers are more active than ever before. The traditional Heuriger wine taverns are gaining in popularity among a younger crowd who appreciate the relaxed atmosphere, fine wines and great food. Viennese wine has reached new heights in terms of quality - dedicated vintners are demonstrating that the Riesling, Pinot Blanc and Gemischter Satz are among the best wines in the country. Meanwhile it is de rigueur for Viennese restaurants to offer local wines. Events such as the presentation of the Junger Wiener - the first wine of the new vintage - raise the profile of Viennese wine in the city.
From October 1-November 30, 2009 the Vienna, Wine and Design promotion provides the perfect opportunity to see, sample and experience Viennese wine and design. There is also a competition with a star prize of 999 bottles of Viennese wine to be shared between three lucky winners. There are also instant prizes to be won at the tourist information office on Albertinaplatz in the city center.
For more information about wine in Vienna:
www.wienundwein.info and www.wienerwein.at
Vienna Design Week
October 1-11, 2009
Blickfang 09
October 16-18, 2009
Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art (MAK), Stubenring 5, 1st District
Guys and Dolls
"The quintessential Broadway Musical" Frank Loesser's most significant work, celebrates its premiere at the Volksoper:
Two "impossible" love stories are set in the world of New York's small gangsters: Will Sky Masterson, betting virtuoso, manage to win over the respectable Sarah from the Salvation Army? And will the dice-impresario Nathan wed his long-term fiancée, the nightclub singer Adelaide?
Volksoper, Tel: +43-1-51444-3670, www.volksoper.at


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Oven Fried Chicken
- 2 cups Panko bread crumbs
- 1 cup grated Parmesan
- 4 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 2 tablespoons freshly minced thyme leaves
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2 1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, pounded to 1/4 -inch thickness
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with heavy-duty aluminum foil. Place a cooling rack over pan and spray rack with nonstick cooking spray.
In a shallow dish, combine bread crumbs, cheese, 2 tablespoons olive oil, thyme, salt and pepper, to taste. In a separate shallow dish, combine mustard, water, salt and pepper, to taste, and remaining olive oil. Coat each chicken breast with mustard mixture; dredge each in bread crumb mixture. Place on prepared rack in pan. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or until chicken is golden brown. Serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy of Paula Deen
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