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So Oktoberfest is over, which is confusing since it started in September, but whatever. Every month should be an excuse to eat a bunch of sausage, drink huge beers, and maybe wear lederhosen.
From the traditional intestine-stuffer to the modern artisan, Portland offers some of the tastiest sausages around. We searched for the best that can be bought and eaten on-site (sorry, Gartner's and other great butchers). Then we ate them and giggled about sausage jokes. You can too. Here are Portland's best sausages.
Can the NYC Steakhouse Survive?
Otto's Sausage Kitchen
Even in the post-apocalyptic haze that will follow the Cascadia earthquake, we're convinced that Otto's will still be serving handmade sausages from its sidewalk grill among the ruins. Old Otto landed himself in the Northwest a century ago, and the family-run establishment prides itself on maintaining the techniques of its namesake. Yeah, there might be chaos, death, destruction, lava, and tsunamis, but Otto's won't let a natural disaster deprive the survivors of their beloved cased meat.
Olympia Provisions
Central Eastside
For most meat fiends, Olympia Provisions requires no introduction, so let's skip the salivating and get right to the Choucroute Garnie, a three-way sausage fest of kielbasa, bratwurst, and frankfurter. And we would be remiss if we didn't mention OP's delectable charcuterie, which has become an icon of Portland's culinary craftsmanship. They're basically everywhere, and for good reason.
Edelweiss Sausage & Delicatessen
Edelweiss is a Bavarian market offering far more than the typical bratwurst -- the selection ranges from a chili-cheese creation to an Old World blood sausage, the thought of which often triggers feeble American squeamishness. Get over it. Those who venture into the unknown will be rewarded here, and unlike the typical sausage factory, Edelweiss butchers will tell you exactly what's in the casing.
Prost! (German for "cheers!") is the northern bookend to the deservedly popular strip of Portland creativity known as the Mississippi district. With beers ranging from .3L to a full liter (33oz), a covered patio, Bavarian pretzels, and a solid smoked brat, Prost! may require an entire afternoon to fully appreciate it. No one stops at one sausage, so after you nearly bust your gut slugging down the last few ounces of that liter, you'll want to wait a good half hour before you try the knackwurst.
The Wurst
The Wurst is your late-night stop for stiff drinks, video games, pinball, pool, metal on the stereo, Goldfish bar snacks, fellow patrons debating the values of '90s music and, of course, specialty wursts. Go for The Trophy, an elk sausage with maple syrup, sage, and cayenne pepper. Then dominate skeeball.
In addition to its inventive craft cocktails, Grüner will satisfy with its bratwurst, saucisson sausage, and pretzel-wrapped weisswurst that are spiced and stuffed in-house. The real genius of the food, however, is how the meats pair with the fresh sauerkraut, gold potatoes, and sweet-hot mustard. This quadfecta of ancient culinary combinations will never get old, especially when in the capable hands of Grüner's chefs.
Grandpa's Cafe
Grandpa's Cafe has made its home at the Polish Library Association, an organization that hosts the energetic and family-friendly annual event known as the Polish Festival. The cafe, a sincere hub for the Polish community, offers no-frills kielbasa alongside pierogis and potato pancakes. But if you want to experience this unique expatriate corner of the city, you'll have to check your schedule and join the association, as the cafe is only open on Fridays and Saturdays... and only to members. In the name of sausage, plan ahead.
As a newcomer, Stammtisch should not be overlooked as a serious addition to the small world of German-inspired taverns. The tap list is chock full of beers that will challenge your pronunciation prowess, the daytime and late-night crowds are both festive, and the currywurst of pork and veal will make you rethink your upright stance on the poor baby cow. Time to close your eyes and take a bite.
The Slide Inn
This funky little German-inspired Buckman joint attached to the Jade Lounge rocks gigantic -- like, almost emasculating -- house-stuffed sausages, including a turkey beast w/ roasted apples and a spicy Hungarian full of beef, pork, and the hottest peppers this side of Iron Man's mansion.
Old Country Sausage
Tucked far enough off the beaten path of Sandy that it actually feels like a foreign country, this little deli and grocery serves up some serious homemade sausage action, among them brats, smoked garlic, Polish, hot bier, debreziner, and our personal favorite, the pale weisswurst, boiled perfectly before getting a bath of mustard. Get a plate of three minis and a pretzel, plop down in the café, and listen to the sound of German-language conversation as it authenticates the whole experience.
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1. Otto's Sausage Kitchen4138 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland
2. Olympic Provisions1632 NW Thurman, Portland
3. Edelweiss Sausage & Delicatessen3119 SE 12th Ave, Portland
4. Prost4237 N Mississippi Ave, Portland
5. The Wurst724 E Burnside, Portland
6. Grüner527 SW 12th Ave, Portland
7. Grandpa's Cafe & Polish Deli3832 N Interstate Ave., Portland
8. Stammtisch401 NE 28th Ave, Portland
9. The Slide Inn2348 SE Ankeny St, Portland
10. Old Country Sausage Co.10634 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
Otto's Meat Market was opened in Portland in 1922, making it the longest running business on this list. Founded by German immigrants, Otto's wasn't always known for its sausages, however, in 1983 Otto's grandson took over the store with his wife and began growing the retail shop by focusing on frankfurters. It has grown every year since, and is widely known as one of the best sausage spots in the US.
OP Northwest is setting you up with some fine fowl and more, either for dine-in or take-out. A string of patio lights in an otherwise industrial area alerts you to the location where you can enjoy spit roasted pork shoulder crepinette, eggplant, piquillo peppers and stewed corona beans. They're also known for their next-level charcuterie plates, with high quality meats like proscuitto and chorizo.
This Bavarian market offers a wide range of sausage from typical bratwurst to old world blood sausage. Be sure to talk to the butcher's, as they can tell you what exactly is in the casing.
This German biergarten and restaurant on Mississippi offers an authentic Teutonic experience, with its braunschweiger (pâté), Bavarian pretzel, and wurst sampler. Portland's best bar for German biers is also one of the best bars for outdoor drinking, especially if you're looking to enjoy a liter of lager without the confines of a ceiling. This dog-friendly patio has an outdoor bar, perfect for any occasion.
The Wurst is making alcohol and bratwurst sexy again, and they don't care who knows it. With a fine selection of beers on draft and in bottled form, as well as a number of specialty mixed drinks, there's plenty of special sauce to prepare you for the pool tables, pinball and skee ball they have as well.
House-made sausages, beet-pickled deviled eggs, and more German deliciousness awaits you at Gruner.
This establishment is a hub of the Portland Polish community, offering no-frills kielbasa alongside pierogis and potato pancakes. Be sure to plan ahead, as Grandpa's Cafe is only open Fridays and Saturdays.
A hamburger my not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think German pub, but the one at this Northeast Portland joint comes on a toasty pretzel bun with tomato, red onion, crispy iceberg, and house-made mustard.
Legit German food in an unpretentious setting -- with vegan and gluten-free offerings to boot.
This little deli and grocery serves up homemade sausage, including brats, smoked garlic, hot bier, debreziner, and pale weisswurst.


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The Characters:
Freddy - All of you ladies out there who consistently attract boyfriends who turn into crazy ex-boyfriends that won't go away should consider dating this young man turned zombie. He is perfect for you.
Frank - Mommy, it's the Pathmark Man! Why is he screaming like little sister? Mommy, what is he doing now? Why is he putting himself in the fire? Won't being in the fire hurt? Mommy, I'm scared! I don't want to go to the grocery store anymore!
Burt - Owner of the medical supply company. Nuked.
Ernie - Does anyone else find it strange that a mortician would carry a pearl-handled Luger and enjoy listening to German military marches? Zumthing is very peculiar about zat...
Tina - She spends half of the movie freaking out over the fact that her boyfriend is turning into a zombie, and what that means for their relationship. Kissing Freddy when he has brains in his teeth is like totally gross. And being nuked? Totally not her thing. Totally!
Spider - His view of the world is pretty reasonable. Working for fat cat bankers is bulls**t, wearing a suit and tie to look like a fat cat banker is bulls**t, and being chased by brain-eating zombies is serious mondo bulls**t. Being nuked is also serious bulls**t.
Suicide - This chap is really dedicated to the Punk lifestyle. Zombie chow.
Trash - Linnea Quigley! Freaky punk girl who wears leg warmers for most of the film (and that's about it). Killed by zombies, only to return as a zombie (still clad in naught but leg warmers).
Casey and Chuck - She has weird hair. He's a dweeb. They die.
Scuz - Zombie chow.
The Tarman - The gooey reanimated corpse that starts out sealed in the old drum. He is my favorite zombie, because he's so mushy.
The Zombies - Any corpse which comes into contact with a strange chemical turns into a brain-eating zombie that is nearly impossible to destroy.
The Plot:
As the story gets rolling we are introduced to Freddy during his first day on the job at the Uneeda Medical Supply Company. Uneeda Medical Supply - that reminds me of Uneeda Biscuits, which weren't very good, but I couldn't resist the urge to buy them. It's a fiendish thing that they did, naming them like that. Anyway, Freddy soon discovers that working for a medical supply company is almost guaranteed to give someone a case of the heebie-jeebies. There are split dogs on the shelves, whole cadavers hanging in the freezer, and a couple of Army barrels in the basement that contain jellied corpses. Frank tells his young coworker the story about the misplaced Army drums, and even takes Freddy downstairs to meet the bizarre occupants. Years ago, an accident exposed a handful of cadavers to an exotic chemical that made the corpses appear alive. The Army sealed them in drums for safekeeping, but then accidentally shipped the dangerous Easter eggs to Uneeda. They have been in the basement ever since.
Messing around with containers filled with twenty-year-old zombie balut turns out to be a bad idea. One of the drums ruptures, releasing a noxious cloud that causes Burt and Freddy to collapse. When they wake up hours later, the first thing they notice is that the hideous smell is everywhere in the warehouse. The second thing that they notice is that everything that was dead is now...not as dead. That includes the corpse in the walk-in freezer, which quickly becomes a major source of anxiety for the men, and entertainment for the audience.
What do you do with a moaning corpse that is locked in a freezer? Burt (summoned from his house by a frantic phone call) decides to try destroying the brain. The plan is for Freddy to open the door and for Frank to nail the shambling zombie in the head with a pickaxe. It's a good plan, if the zombies in this film were slow shamblers. They're not; zombies created by exposure to the mystery chemical are
Instead of getting brained with the pickaxe, the naked screaming corpse tackles Burt. Nailing its head to the floor with the pickaxe doesn't stop it either, and neither does cutting off the bedeviled cadaver's head. All that results is a headless body stumbling around, causing all sorts of mischief!
I should mention that the actors playing Freddy and Frank might have been chosen for their talents in emitting anguished screams. They do it often throughout the film, and it never gets old. "Ahhhhhhrrggh! Half a dog!" "Aiiieeee, naked zombie!" Not exactly the sort of people you want as companions when the world is going to Hell in a rotting hand basket, but funny to watch.
Destroying the zombie's brain and cutting off the head didn't work, so the three representatives of the Uneeda Medical Supply Company still have a serious dilemma on their hands. Brainstorming a solution brings the trio to the idea that incinerating the body should do the trick. To do that they need a crematorium, and fortunately there is a mortuary across the street at Resurrection Cemetery. The only problem is convincing Ernie to help with disposing of the reanimated parts (the zombie gets cut up into manageable pieces). Fortunately, the mortician is rightfully mortified by the reanimated arm that gets out of a bag and grabs his leg; Ernie agrees to toss the zombie bits in the crematorium. Smoke billows from the chimney to contaminate the ominous rainclouds hanging low over the cemetery. When those rainclouds burst, the deluge quickly soaks the porous ground of Resurrection Cemetery.
Oy, that is not a good thing. It's a really bad thing for the group of bored twenty-somethings who are partying in the neglected cemetery. The rain causes a burning sensation to exposed skin, which is a really, really bad thing for Trash, because she stripped naked to dance among the graves. What is worse is that the rain also causes all of the corpses buried in the old graveyard to come back to life. There are a lot of them, in varying degrees of decay, and they are all hungry for brains. The "kids" (I hesitate to use that word for twenty-somethings) dash for safety, some joining Burt and the others at the mortuary, while the rest end up in the Uneeda warehouse.
At the mortuary, just before the "kids" arrive, the film's ghoulish humor is being exhibited with fervor. Ernie calls an ambulance for Frank and Freddy. Both of the men are feeling terrible following their earlier exposure to the zombie chemical. The paramedics that arrive are completely unsettled by what they find: no heartbeat, no pulse, room temperature. The two men are obviously dead, but still able to answer questions about their medical history. Without a clue about what could be going on, the emergency responders go to their ambulance to grab some equipment and contact the station. The zombies get them. When the radio crackles with a message from the dispatcher, a zombie grabs the hand mic and simply responds, "Send more paramedics."
Oh, that is so wrong. Even worse, Burt and Ernie can only watch from inside the mortuary as the zombies continue eating people. First another pair of paramedics is eaten, then the cops sent to look for the missing paramedics, and then more cops. The zombies only add to the confusion by making more radio calls to dispatch, "Send more cops."
As the film's lively soundtrack continues (I love the music - it's fun), the situation goes from bad to worse. The group holed up inside the mortuary is under siege by a mob of the living dead. Making a run for it is dicey at best, because the zombies are just as quick as a living person and tend to overwhelm their victims by sheer numbers. Being on the bottom of a zombie dog pile is unpleasant, like dead people gnawing through your skull unpleasant.
Yes, an understatement. I revel in it.
Burt, continuing his string of understandable but flawed decisions, manages to get back to the Uneeda warehouse and calls a phone number listed on the side of the Army drums. Alerted to the location of the missing barrels and that the undead cat is out of the bag, the military jumps into action to stop the reanimated brain munchers from devouring Louisville. They fire a nuclear artillery round into the graveyard.
**BOOM** Problem solved - well, not quite.
"Return of the Living Dead" is one of the movies that my teenage self considered awesome that has withstood the test of time. If anything, my appreciation for its plot and grim wit have grown as I have gotten older. The story is frightening because more is going on than a plague of nearly impossible-to-kill zombies. There is the isolation of the characters, a violation of the innate truths that anchor most of us to reality, and enough impetus and brief snatches of respite for thoughts to consider our own mortality. It is a steady and inexorable application of horror. Nothing in the movie is geared toward scaring us out of our seats; instead it's a chilling fear that makes your spine tingle and hair stand on end.
Counter to the movie's oppressive feeling of dread is a ghoulish sense of humor that allows us to laugh, but also adds to the film's nihilistic atmosphere. "Send more paramedics" is a perfect example. We just watched one of the paramedics bail out of the ambulance when a rotting corpse jumped into the front seat with him (and I completely understand the man's panicked flight), only to be brought down within a few steps by a group of brain-munching horrors. Now the zombies are preying upon the living by asking for more help. We, the audience, know what is going to happen to the next ambulance that arrives at the graveyard. It is ghastly, but we laugh because it is also clever and diabolically unfair. Thank goodness that it's only a movie.
Things I Learned From This Movie:
The good only die young if they visit the dentist on a regular basis.
The real reason that the U.S. military stopped using Agent Orange is that it turns people into zombies.
Be glad that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers never designed a portable propane tank.
Lysol destroys 99% of the germs that cause the smell of death.
Acid rain is the reason that so many nudist camps went out of business during the 1980s.
The eyes are the last part of the human body to rot.
Rheumatoid arthritis is a form of rigor mortis.
Zombies pioneered the mosh pit.
Novocaine rhymes with brain for a disturbing reason.
Never use nitric acid as an after-shave.
Stuff To Watch For:
4 mins - It's the '80s!
8 mins - I wonder who is on the other end of that 1-800 number these days?
17 mins - RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST HALF A DOG!
20 mins - RANDOM GRATUITOUS BREAST SHOT!
23 mins - Yul Brynner, no!
47 mins - This looks like an acute case of Tang poisoning.
61 mins - Just your luck, that cemetery is the official resting place of every Wildcats linebacker who didn't survive the NFL draft.
86 mins - They just nuked Kentucky. My God, what about the inbreds? Won't somebody...wait, that's West Virginia. My God, what about the bourbon? Won't somebody think of the bourbon?
Frank: "All skeletons come from India."
Freddy: "No kidding, how come?"
Frank: "How the hell do I know 'how come?' the important question is, where do they get all the skeletons with perfect teeth?"
Zombie: "Send more paramedics!"
Zombie: "Send more cops!"
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Starving actors speak out
Trash: "Do you ever fantasize about being killed?"
Spider: "Never."
Trash: "Do you ever wonder about all the different ways of dying? You know, violently. I wonder like, what would be the most horrible way to die."
Spider: "I try not to think about dying too much."
Burt: "One question Frank: this guy screaming in here, you're sure he's a dead cadaver?"
Frank: "Why don't you open the door and find out!"
Burt: "No that's all right, Frank. I'll take your word for that. If it is a reanimated body, we're gonna have to...we'll have to kill it."
Freddy: "How do you kill something that's already dead?"
Burt: "Well, how do I know Fred? I don't know! Let me think!"
Frank: "It's not a bad question, Burt."
Ernie: "What the hell is in those bags?"
Burt: "Rabid weasels."
Ernie: "What? What the hell are you doing with a bunch of rabid weasels?"
Burt: "That's what I was trying to explain to you, Ernie. They came in as part of a shipment. Course they weren't supposed to be rabid. You know, but you know how these things happen."
Ernie: "No, I don't. How do they happen?"
Ernie: "What is it?"
Spider: "It's dead people screaming!"
Ernie: "What is this, 'dead people?'"
Tina: "Yes, they came from out of the ground, and they're after us!"
Ernie: "Out of the ground?"
Tina: "And our friends took off the other way, and they're out there, now!
Zombies: "Brains! It's brains! Brains!"
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Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #57.
Posted on December 07, 2007, 08:01:04 PM by
Patient Zero
Quote from: Max Levin on May 29, 2000, 02:42:38 PM
Now why do these "zombies" just eat the brains in this movie?
That's actually explained by the female half-zombie on the operating table. You see, Trioxin-produced zombies are
different from their romero-derived counterparts. They can feel themselves rot, and their joints ache due to rigor mortis. They live in a constant state of pain, "the pain of being dead," in her words. There is a chemical in human brain matter that, when consumed, makes the pain go away for a period of time. Translation: Brains are zombie painkillers.
And: WHEN DID ZOMBIES LEARN HOW TO RUN?
Again, these aren't romero zombies here. Trioxin zombies retain all of their memories, intelligence, reasoning ability, and mobility. In short, they're just like us, only dead. The only reason why they're motivated to eat brains is the aforementioned painkiller effect. Otherwise, they could theoretically be functioning members of society.
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #58.
Posted on March 04, 2008, 09:17:50 AM by TimFromLouisvilleKY
I absolutely love this movie...Can't wait for "Diary of the Dead." I got into this movie by fluke and surprised to see they nuked my hometown. Why does everyone want to blow up my home state?
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #59.
Posted on April 23, 2008, 10:27:17 PM by T S 98 lbs
I remember Mark Venturini from the wrestling team at West Leyden High School. He wrestled 167 lbs varsity and was pretty good. I remember one time at the end of a tough loss he swung his arm down in disgust and his head gear flew off and the ref thought he threw it down. Also in that 67 GTO he had, he slid on ice and crashed into my step-dad's car. Paid cash for the repair. We would go to Ozzies and get our sandwiches before the Friday away wrestling meets all the time. Had a friend that lived across from Mark's parents house back in 1989. Went over to that person's house on a brand new Harley and Mark came out and asked if he could take it for a spin. I said no because I just got it. Feel like a jerk now. Mark was a great guy and I don't know what made me think of him. Just reminiscing.
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #60.
Posted on July 28, 2008, 10:38:54 PM by More Brains
I remember seeing this movie when I was eight years old and sleeping with a night light till I was 27. Ok, maybe just a few weeks but this movie scared me, fascinated me, and made me a zombie movie buff till this day. Spider and Suicide were awesome. Zombies whom ran like Carl Lewis, talkd and ate human brains...heck yeah!!! Burt was hilarious! Best line was either "I hit the f--king brain!!" or "Why don't you open up the door and ask him Burt?"..."Nah, I'll take your word for it."
The Tarman is the best and funkiest zombie ever with the coolest walk. I can still hear Suicide yelling! Also Tarman's tongue, eyes and teeth were the creepiest! The movie made me think twice of walking through graveyards at night and I hope girls learn from Trash and keep their clothes on when it rains.
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #61.
Posted on September 21, 2008, 12:33:59 AM by kEETH
ROTLD is by far my favorite movie of all time, all genres included.I seen some other movies I absolutly love, like SHAWN OF THE DEAD, PEE WEES BIG ADVENTURE, ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW, FIGHT CLUB, A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, GOODFELLAS, NIGHT OF THE CREEPS, KUNG FU HUSTLE, and many more, but still I find myself looking for a movie to top ROTLD. If anyone has seen such a movie(taking into account my strange choice of favorites) that anywhere compares to or surpasses my love for THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, please email the title.
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #62.
Posted on April 25, 2009, 08:44:11 AM by aaron
truely underappreciated actor :/ i think he would have eventually been able to play lead roles, as his acting was the only display in ROTLD that was REALLY convincing (except maybe Spider).
do any of his friends know how long he was sick for and what kind of signs he showed during the early symptoms? id just like to know more about his illness and how it could cut down someone so big, strong, and healthy looking like that...did he smoke or have a family history of it?
the reason im so overly interested is because im 6'2 and 170 lbs...about the same size he was, and i kind of look like him...ive had alot of people tell me that we are almost identical...and that was actually the basis on which led me to see the movie. i know that cancer doesnt quite work like that (if you look like or have similar features to someone who has cancer you could also be at risk), but i also understand that no one really knows how cancer works...which makes me kinda concerned.
ive thought about calling his parents store ozzies and briefly discussing it with them in a very modest and understanding manner...but i dont know their feelings on the subject and if they would be offended or too taken off guard to speak with me...but im from rockford illinois, about 2 hours away from where he grew up
either way, RIP and i hope someone see's this and can atleast write something. ive always felt a special bond with this guy since i saw the movie back in about 1999
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #63.
Posted on April 25, 2009, 08:47:33 AM by aaron
oh...i didnt realize how long the topic was.
i was referring to mark venturini (aka suicide)
sounds kinda obsessive, but i REALLY look like this guy and its not a good feeling to know the one guy you found you look like in hollywood died at age 35 (and you're 25)
Re: Return of the Living Dead
Reply #64.
Posted on April 29, 2009, 02:35:49 PM by
Psycho Circus
Quote from: aaron on April 25, 2009, 08:47:33 AM
oh...i didnt realize how long the topic was.
i was referring to mark venturini (aka suicide)
sounds kinda obsessive, but i REALLY look like this guy and its not a good feeling to know the one guy you found you look like in hollywood died at age 35 (and you're 25)
Best just to read this then;
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SAE International held its first-ever Aerospace Council Meeting in Asia earlier this spring in Beijing, China. The meeting was hosted by the China Aero-Polytechnology Establishment (CAPE) which is a member of the Council.
"This was an important step for SAE International and our work with the aerospace community in China," David Alexander, Director for Aerospace Standards, SAE International, said. "We look forward to the continued collaboration with CAPE, AVIC and COMAC, along with other key aerospace organizations in China, in contributing with peers around the world in developing SAE aerospace standards."
Following the committee council meeting, SAE International and CAPE sponsored a workshop titled, "Standards – Connecting Aviation in China to the World." The workshop included participants from aerospace OEMs, suppliers, and regulatory agencies from China, Europe and North America. Discussions focused on key technologies, partnerships, and the use of standards in aerospace certification, with particular attention to standards facilitating an increasingly globalized industry.
SAE International develops and maintains more than 20,000 globally-adopted, aerospace standards; and engages 10,000 aerospace management and technical experts from around the world.
The role of SAE International's Aerospace Council is oversight and governance of the SAE Aerospace Standards program. The Council is comprised of leaders in engineering and standardization from major aerospace stakeholders in industry, government and the research community, coming from 4 continents.
The China Aero-Polytechnology Establishment (CAPE) was established in 1970. It is the sole organization in China dedicated to aviation standardization research work. CAPE is the secretariat of Chinese mirror committees of ISO/TC20 and IEC/TC107, the standardization center of China aviation industry and the aviation industry standardization technology supporting organization of MIIT. The standardization research and services provided by CAPE was widely recognized by aviation industries both at home and abroad.
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L IKE most fairy tales, the writer Camilla Morton's begins with the words ''once upon a time,'' but then it takes a very fashionable twist. ''Christian Lacroix and the Tale of Sleeping Beauty'' (It Books, $21.99), the first in her series of fantasy designer biographies, tells the story of Beauty, a starry-eyed princess condemned to wearing bland sack dresses, and stars Mr. Lacroix as the gallant prince who creates for her the dress she has always deserved, as well as the court's entire new ensemble. ''It all started when I was trying to explain my job to my godson,'' Ms. Morton said, about writing a fairy tale. ''And I realized when you watch a couture show come together -- the drama, the glamour -- you literally see magic.'' Mr. Lacroix was recently forced to close his couture business, but here, at least, he gets a happy ending. Next up: ''Manolo Blahnik and the Tale of the Elves and the Shoemaker.'' CHELSEA ZALOPANY


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Sometimes, stacking divs and fiddling with CSS just doesn't cut it. The canvas tag gives us an escape hatch – an infamous blank rectangle. Unlike applets and Flash, canvas is orchestrated by the same javascript you already use to run your web site. Canvas is a strange beast however; while it gives us a "blank canvas" perfect for painting and blending effects, the API is largely vector based, which makes it easy to do shapes and outlines that can be smoothly transformed.
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Richard Gere's character was annoying to watch, but the way the movie played out and came together at the end made it worth seeing ........ Gere did seem to be channeling Woody Allen at times, but Allen would have been a caricature in the role. Good to watch at home where you can take a break from it but then come back. The ending surprised me.
Off beat but compelling story of a guy who wants to be somebody and a somebody who is known to those in power.
Never seen Richard Gere in a role like this and hope I never do again. This movie does however reveal the power of the tongue.
Felt this movie was too dragged out. I can imagine such a person being a dealer in trying to make connections with everyone...maybe to be a part of everyone's life. Maybe they are too lonely or maybe they just want to know everything.
long boring and most of it in a language with no subtitles. very disappointing
Not my cuppa tea. I literally could not stand to watch it because it was too embarrassing and upsetting. Too much degrading schmoozing, too much angst, too much desperate & humiliating behavior. This movie tapped into some really primal emotions --- like I can't stand clinging, demanding people. It was truly painful to know how it would end. Still, you gotta hand it to Gere. He's a superb actor who can sell that role very convincingly --- too much so for me.
Norman was a strange one. Wore the same clothes. Why did we never see his apartment? Movie to long, appeared as though he lived on the street. Special features interesting. Never did figure out if the green items he was eating was candy or meds. Not sure of where his income came from.
Norman was a little too strange for me. Today he might be referred to as a stalker. I watched ⅔ of it and gave up.
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Norman Oppenheimer: There are two kinds of moguls: First kind is like a big ocean liner ship. Makes a lot of waves, a lot of noise, everybody sees it coming from miles away. Like Jo Wilf. I think your boss, Minister Maor, is actually... in his close circle of friends. of course. And then there is Arthur. Well, Arthur is more like a nuclear submarine. he's quiet, he's fast, he's young. Extremely sophisticated.
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The primary reason is that joy must always be tempered.[25] This is based on two accounts in the Talmud of rabbis who, upon seeing that their son's wedding celebration was getting out of hand, broke a vessel – in the second case a glass – to calm things down. Another explanation is that it is a reminder that despite the joy, Jews still mourn the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem.
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Fourth Baltic Conference ?Learning in Networks?
Five Baltic Summer Schools, 2005 and 2006 in Vilnius, 2007 in Riga, 2008 and 2009 in Tartu were crowned with success.
Since 2007 the BaSoTI includes a scientific conference.
The Fourth Baltic Conference will cover the subject "Learning in Networks". The venue will be the Faculty of Informatics at the Kaunas University of Technology.
The conference starts on August 20th at 13:30 and talks will be held until afternoon of August 21st. It includes a social event together with the participants of the summer school in the evening of the 20th.
The conference is open for submissions of researchers at all levels and from all countries. It is specifically directed at PhD researchers and collaborators of the BaSoTI cooperation of the Universities of LĂĽbeck, Bremen, Rostock and Wismar, the International School of New Media at the University of LĂĽbeck, the University of Tartu, the Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, the Kaunas Technical University and the Information Systems Management Institute at Riga.
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- Computer Networks and Network Management
- Wireless Networks
- Computer and Network Security
- Social Networking
- eLearning in Networks
- Privacy Issues in Digital and Social Networks
Please submit an extended abstract (6?8 pages, English language) stating the main contributions of your work as well as key references. The accepted contributions will be published in a book of proceedings (with ISBN number) by the University of Rostock. Submissions shall be made by email to Petra Gröber.
Submission of extended abstract: July 5th, 2010
Information to authors: July 19th, 2010
Camera ready version: September 6th, 2010
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- Prof. Dr. Andreas Ahrens (University of Technology, Business and Design Wismar)
- Prof. Dr. Clemens Cap (University of Rostock)
- Prof. Dr. Egidijus Kazanavicius (Kaunas University of Technology)
- Dr.-Ing. Andreas Könsgen (University of Bremen)
- Prof. Dr. Stephan Lukosch (Delft University of Technology)
- Prof. Dr. Alke Martens (University of Rostock, Chair)
- Dipl.-Inform. Dennis Maciuszek, Lic., M.A. (University of Rostock)
- Dr. Thomas Mundt (University of Rostock)
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and disconnect speedometer cable from Lambda counter at base of steering column. A few inches of cable slack will be required. (I had removed driver knee pad but determined not necessary)
Had removed the six 7mm nuts; one from each side of steering column, two attached to brackets near center of unit and two more about two inches down from bracket screws. All are symmetrical to the opposite side; picture provided. The outer four screws have large washers. Lifted the unit and only the steering wheel side raised about one inch. The dash side held firmly connected. Researched Binnacle Removal on both forums and emailed several owners. Each source provided useful information but nothing about resistance to lifting. Decided to offer up my favorite prayer (Hail Mary) and was inspired to insert putty knife between side edge of binnacle and edge of dash. Found coating had bonded the two surfaces together about three inches.
(The PO had recoated the dash and binnacle). Now able to lift one side and see underneath to the opposite corner being held down by threads of one of the long screws caught in opening of the hole. Inserting a long screw driver and pushing against the threads, the binnacle lifted straight up about three inches. What a relief. I thankfully expressed my appreciation to Our Blessed Mother.
Caution, lift the binnacle from the sides and not the bottom edge.
The speedometer cable is held in the unit by a tension clip and there are two electrical connectors held by dog ears. Caution, the connectors are fragile. There is also a fragile printed circuit along the entire underside of the unit; picture provided. Be careful when lifting. Do not pull the speedometer cable out of dash.
Turn the unit over on a work bench to access the 16 instrument cluster light bulbs; picture provided. Note particular location of ten black sockets with #161 bulbs and five green sockets with #194 bulbs. Note, the high beam light indicator bulb is replaced with #194 bulb and reinserted in black socket.
To remove sockets, press sockets in and make a one quarter turn. Bulbs pull straight out of socket. Bulbs are available from Autozone. Order 10 #161 and 6 #194 bulbs.
My binnacle lens had residual coating along outer edges and so decided to replace with 1/8 Plexiglas from Lowes. The OEM lens is three dimensional. The flat Plexiglas lens can be adapted by drilling all holes at 45 degree angle. The installed lens looks identical to the OEM lens.
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Colored Gemstones are classified into Precious and Semi-Precious stones. There are hundreds of varieties of Semi-Precious stones.
Agate (in many colors), Amethyst (violet, pink and green), Apetite (blue, green), Aquamarine (sea blue), Aventurine ( Green, black, yellow and blue), Black Star, Beryl (green, blue, pink), Blue topaz, Citrine (golden and brown), Crystal (colorless), Fluoride ( green, blue, brandy and yellow), Garnet (coper color), Iolite (blue), Jasper (chocolate red), Jade (various colors), Kinite (blue), Labrodarite (rainbow shaded gray), Moon stone (white, pink and green), Opal (firing: white, green), Peridot (parrot green) Quartz (pink, green, smoky and lemon), Rhodolite (Violet), Rubilite (red), Spacertite (orrange), Spinal (pink and also multicolor), Tanzenite (blue) Tourmaline (multicolor), Tsavorite (green) are some of the many varieties of Semi-Precious stones.
Semi-Precious stones are mined in different parts of the world. However, most of them cut, shaped and polished in Jaipur (India). jaipur Jewelers have an expertise in getting most from the rough stones. Artisans of Jaipur are highly skilled however, less expensive. Huge infrastructure, trained and skilled human resources give Jaipur competitive advantage over other manufacturing centers in the world.
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The unique combination of mentoring, retraining and research the fellowship provides, gives individuals the confidence and skills they need to return to their chosen career.
Seven out of 10 Daphne Jackson Fellows stay in research for at least 2 years after the end of their fellowship, and many go on to permanent research positions.
Dr Jackie Ferguson, sponsored by BBSRC and based at the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, completed her fellowship in 2012 and explains, 'I recently secured a permanent position, full-time, as a senior scientist. Without this fellowship I would not have had the the relevant experience or confidence to apply for such a role and I am very grateful to the Trust for their support. I'm looking forward to the challenges ahead and feel thoroughly 'returned' to a career in science.'
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Jersey Shore Renewed For Season Four, Italy on NoticeSteve Marsi at . Comments
We are sad/thrilled to report that Jersey Shore Season 4 is a go.
Residents of Italy might want to take a vacation this spring, too.
The self-proclaimed guidos and guidettes, led by the 100 percent Italian Vinny Guadagnino, are headed to the motherland to film the fourth season in a few months.
Some of Vinny's relatives are even playing host to the Jersey Shore crew for an authentic dinner, Guadagnino style. MTV confirmed the report earlier this afternoon.
The network and 495 Productions are already scouting locations in Italy, similar to how they singled out an apartment and various nightclubs, etc., in Miami.
Two months ago, Jersey Shore executives began working on getting visas for the cast and crew, which should be processed in due time for the new season.
Clearly MTV feels it has lightning in a bottle and is riding it as long as it can. Let the games (and invasion of American culture and Jersey Shore quotes) begin.
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At Fox Hollow Apartments in Grand Prairie, TX, it is easy to live close to major highway access while maintaining the peace and tranquility of being removed from the bustle of the city. Grand Prairie is a great city of the metroplex to call home, with close proximity all that DFW has to offer. These apartments are situated near I-30, the President George Bush Turnpike, Loop 12, and Route 360, making all of the best destinations in the area just minutes away. Enjoy Grand Prairie's best dining, shopping, parks, recreation, entertainment, and business centers just a short drive away from home. The community playground, basketball court, and sparkling swimming pool beckon residents to relax and enjoy this tranquil and fun-loving space. Gather with friends and neighbors around the sun deck or take a walk in a nearby park beside Mountain Creek Lake. The spacious two and three bedroom apartments welcome with updated appliances and modern styling down to the last detail. Plenty of green space abounds in the landscaped surroundings. Office and maintenance staff are available to assist with any needs that may arise in a prompt and courteous manner. Fox Hollow brings the best of Grand Prairie apartment living.


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Multicultural matters
It will take some time before we begin to see top-line results from the 2010 US Census. However, it's a pretty safe prediction that the new census will show us that we are at or near the point where more than one out of every three of the more than 300 million Americans did not designate themselves as white. That means not only that a third of the US population self-described themselves as "non-white" in racial and/or ethnic terms. Presumably, that one-third also have an ethnic heritage that has different perspectives, beliefs and knowledge on various health issues.
In other words, we've reached a point where, as healthcare marketers, we can no longer turn a blind eye to the multicultural aspects of health education, healthcare promotion and pharma marketing. This has nothing to do with our social obligations as an industry or being politically correct. Rather, it has everything to do with consideration of ethnic/racial/cultural differences as audience segmentation criteria in the same manner we use other demographics and psychographics differentiators.
The concept of including multiculturalism in pharmaceutical marketing is not new, of course. It has been tried on an "on-again, off-again" basis over the past four decades for a number of brands—most notably in the hypertension and diabetes markets where African-Americans and Hispanics, respectively, make up a disproportionate number of actual and potential patients. As an example, let's consider cholesterol reducers. The epidemiology of hypercholesterolemia shows no significant racial/ethnic skew in general. As a widely occurring condition, there's a high probability that elevated cholesterol exists in a large portion of the patient base of most primary care practices.
The majority of underrepresented "minority" patients are treated by "majority" healthcare professionals. This is because only about 10% of the physician workforce consists of under-represented minorities (African-American, Hispanic, Native American), according to data from a 2000 study by the Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Health Professions. Yet, these minority groups comprise about 32% of the US population. Thus, an average primary care practice will have a substantive number of non-white potential users of cholesterol reducers.
If the potential patient is Hispanic, he or she is statistically more likely to have limited or no health insurance. The Asian potential patient may be culturally predisposed to prefer using nutraceuticals to control his/her lipid levels. The potential African-American patient may be reluctant to alter his/her culturally-based dietary habits. Thus, the Hispanic may be more responsive to a message that offers financial assistance, the Asian may need assurance that a given cholesterol agent mimics natural enzymes and the African-American may need to hear that the brand has demonstrated efficacy even in the presence of a high-fat, high-salt diet. It is less important whether these message adaptations are delivered directly from the pharma marketer or through their healthcare provider. To get the patient to adhere to prescribed therapy, it is essential that the message resonates with the patient's cultural-based perspective.
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#WEFHamburg: Google quiet on Newspass, debunks myth that it is at odds with paywalls
Google wouldn't be drawn today on rumoured plans for Newspass – a reported micropayment system that could be used by publishers and news websites.
Answering questions at the World Editors Forum in Hamburg, Madhav Chinnappa, Google's recently appointed strategic partner development manager, would only say that the search company is continuing to talk to publishers about their strategies.
There's a myth in the industry that having paid content means you're out of Google. [But] there's lots of stuff there that allows control at a publisher level to allow them to do what they want.
When asked by Journalism.co.uk what accessibility publishers behind a paywall would have to Google's tools (Chinnappa had showcased Fast Flip, Living Stories and YouTube direct), he said that publishers had to realise the levels of information required by tools such as map and the "quid pro quo" arrangement that means they get to use them for free. Google technologies, such as FastFlip, are opt in, he stressed.
Related reading:
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PHOTOS: SHINee's Key Shows His Support For Girls' Generation
Minho, Tiffany, Taeyeon, and Shin Young aegyo-ing it up for the camera! RAWR!
Key of course looked perfect as usual taking photos with the girls.
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Marshall Plumlee agrees to deal with New York Knicks
There's still one game remaining in the NBA's Orlando Summer League, but apparently Marshall Plumlee has already done enough to earn a full-time opportunity with the New York Knicks… Read More »
There's still one game remaining in the NBA's Orlando Summer League, but apparently Marshall Plumlee has already done enough to earn a full-time opportunity with the New York Knicks… Read More »
Wednesday was a good day for former ACC free agents looking to land a spot on an NBA roster next season… Read More »
Following a season in which Mike Krzyzewski earned his fifth national championship and became the first college basketball coach to win 1,000 games, the Duke Hall of Famer has been named the winner of the Lapchick Character Award for 2015.… Read More »
Glen Rice Jr. was already on his way to being the leading scorer in the NBA's Las Vegas Summer League. Saturday, he put an exclamation point on his impressive tournament while leading his unbeaten Washington Wizards into the semifinals.
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Charlotte lost all three of its games during the round robin portion of the event and was seeded 23rd, but thanks to the contribution of Hairston has upset the tenth and seventh seeds in consecutive days. The Hornets will next play the second-seeded and unbeaten New York Knicks on Saturday.… Read More »
Jabari Parker has garnered most of the attention and for good reason, considering that the 6-foot-8 forward was the second overall pick in last month's draft. Monday, his former college teammate and fellow first-round pick Rodney Hood provided a reminder that Parker isn't the only talented Duke product entering the NBA this season.… Read More »
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Draft day wasn't just a disappointment for all three former N.C. State basketball players entertaining dreams of an NBA future. It was also a major letdown for Wolfpack coach Mark Gottfried, who believes that Lorenzo Brown, C.J. Leslie and Richard Howell all deserved better a better hand than the one they were dealt last week.… Read More »
There's a line of thinking that says it's better not to get drafted at all than to be one of the final few players selected at the end of the last round. The idea is it's more beneficial to have the freedom of picking and choosing a team based on need and fit as an undrafted free agent than getting tied down to one particular organization that may or may not have a spot for you. There's a lot of… Read More »


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An upstate New York woman was arrested twice on drunken driving charge within three hours.
Police stopped 26-year-old Catherine Butler for driving without her headlights early Saturday after she left a Halloween party.
Officers determined she was drunk, and she was arrested and taken to jail.
A friend came to pick up Butler, but she was pulled over again a couple of hours later and charged a second time with driving while intoxicated.
Police said Butler, who was dressed in a zombie costume for Halloween, registered a blood-alcohol level of 0.11 during the first arrest and 0.09 the second time.
Both levels exceed the legal limit of 0.08.
Police said the Rochester woman had two prior arrests for driving while intoxicated, but both were reduced to impaired driving and Butler was allowed to keep her license.
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Britain's House of Lords has ruled that former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet is not protected by diplomatic immunity, and can be held in custody while Britain considers an extradition request from Spain. If British Home Secretary Jack Straw approves the request — by a December 2 deadline — the former Chilean dictator faces a long battle through the British courts against extradition, and could ultimately be sent to Spain to face charges of genocide and other crimes against humanity.
- Carlos Salinas, legislative officer, Amnesty International USA.
- Carlos Moreno, human rights attorney who filed a petition with the office of U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno requesting the extradition of Pinochet to the United States.
- Victor Toro, former leader of the Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionario (Revolutionary Movement of the Left) in Chile and former political prisoner who was held in detention and tortured after the 1973 coup that put Pinochet in power.
- Ernesto Castillo, former trade unionist and political prisoner in Chile who was tortured and held in two different torture camps, and was eventually exiled in the United States.
- Joan Jara, wife of Victor Jara, the Chilean protest singer who was executed in Chile's National Stadium on September 16, 1973, a few days after the violent coup that brought Pinochet to power.
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The Department of Theology is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada, and the following degree programs are approved:
MDiv, MSM, MA, MTS, PhD
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The Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada
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Pittsburgh, PA 15275
Telephone: 412-788-6505
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SYSPRO, a provider of award-winning, best-of-breed Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software solution for on-premise and cloud-based utilization, today announced that it will be hosting a complimentary, live webinar for Canadian manufacturing leaders, "DDMRP: The Next Evolution of MRP and Lean Manufacturing" on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET.
Featuring industry leaders Roberta McPhail, APICS Master Instructor, CPIM, CIRM, CSCP, CDDP, PMP, and Simon Conradie, a leading expert in the field of Inventory Optimization and co-owner of Noetic Business Consulting, the webinar will share their deep industry insights into this new methodology of Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning (DDMRP) and help introduce Canadian manufacturing leaders to this innovative business concept.
In today's "demand driven" market it has become challenging for manufacturers to maintain a high-degree of competency in order management and fulfillment due to many factors, including more complex and volatile global supply chains and a surge in new channels for customers to order products and have them delivered. Moreover, manufacturing customers now increasingly demand higher degrees of product customization, shorter lead-times, higher quality, and lower costs. Businesses in the manufacturing sector are now realizing that how effectively they manage their order management or fulfillment process has a direct and immediate impact on the success or survival of their business.
Operations leaders need to ensure that their supply chain management process performs flawlessly, while maintaining overall cost control for their businesses. In order to do so, many face the common challenge of wanting to use an MRP system to support their manufacturing business, and at the same time, also wanting to incorporate Lean manufacturing principles. While the concepts behind Lean methodologies are good in theory, Lean practices do not always interact well with planning and purchasing systems, or other critical manufacturing operational systems.
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In the Portuguese court, the Viceroy (king) confirms with two warrior/courtiers, Alexandro and Villuppo, that an ambassador has been sent to Spain with the tribute money. In emotionally extravagant language, he talks at length about how miserable he is at being defeated, at having spent so much money on the war, at his country having lost so many lives, and at Balthazar being seemingly lost to him. Alexandro tells him Balthazar still lives. The Viceroy doesn't believe him, they argue, and Villuppo offers to tell him the truth. The Viceroy promises to reward him, and Villuppo says that in the midst of his efforts to win the day for the Portuguese, Balthazar was shot in the back by Alexandro and killed. Alexandro immediately protests that he's lying, the Viceroy tells him to be quiet. Villuppo says he saw Balthazar's body...
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I am an avid movie lover and have a huge collection of movies stored in my 500 GB external hard drive. With the drastic recent fall in the prices of DVDs, hard disk drives and portable hard disks, it is now affordable to buy and store a huge number of your favorite movies, but a problem still persists: how to manage and organize such a huge pile of movies? Here is a solution.
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Installation is easy and hassle free. Movie Label 2009 is priced at US $49.95, but you can download the trail version directly from Code/Aero. Try using this link,
During installation you are asked to choose your language and create a directory of database files. You can choose any language and a path on your hard drive. Then you can open the application from the desktop icon "Movie Label 2009."
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The information about each movie is rendered automatically, using the online IMDB movie database. Movie Label adds images from your DVDs and Blue-ray disks; also all the VHS covers are retrieved automatically from Amazon. It also helps you keep track of movie loans and future purchases; so that you can keep lead of which friend have which movie of yours, and which upcoming movies you should buy. All conventional media such as CDs, DVDs, VHS, and advanced digital media such as DivX are also supported. Movie Label comes with an in-built client and server database engine that ascertains stability and speed; no matter how huge the size of database is, enabling you to speedily manage huge mass of movies. Report designer enables you to print your collection information in a variety of ways. You can also export your data to HTML, XML, Excel, and text.
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As I opened one of the files "The Departed," I was pleased to see all the details flashing out in a new window. I could edit everything, right from the name of the movie, tagline, release date, to the date of the theartrical release. This window even points out to the link to the trailer and shows price of the movie. I was able to place the movie into a category, and edit various video and audio formats for the movie. It even showed the cast and credits, and I was able to write comments on the movie. Amazing, isn't it?
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As compared to the features and performance of the application, I feel it is fairly priced at US $49.99
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If you are a movie enthusiast, and don't know how to keep track of loads of movies you have, this application is a must have. Check out the free trail version first before buying out the application. Overall, I will say that it is a very handy tool for movie lovers.
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Graded VG 40 by SGC. E107 Breisch-Williams candy card of pitcher Bill Bernhard from the Cleveland Naps of the American League. This card is bright and crisp, with even rounding of the corners and no creases. The blank reverse is perfectly clean. Exceptional centering all around. Very attractive and fairly high-grade example from this extremely elusive and important set. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000+. SOLD FOR $1,422.00
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Start Small, Finish Big
Fifteen Key Lessons to Start-and-run your Own Successful BusinessBook - 2000
-- beginning with an idea
-- continually improving your business
-- believing in your people
-- attracting customers every day
-- earning your reputation
-- and taking those first bold steps, among others.
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If you want some really practical and useful information about how to go about starting a small business in the modern real world this book is not for you.
This book has a lot of inspiring stories of entrepreneurs that did indeed start small and finish big. Unfortunately this lends to the lie that just any one can do this. These books of inspiring stories of entrepreneurs may as well be about lottery winners in almost every case it was luck and being in the right place at the right time that lead to their success.
I take great issue with the notion that you must always be improving how many times have you gone into a business that you enjoyed in the past only to find that everything has been rearranged and you have to waste your time trying to figure out where what you want as been relocated? In the case of a restaurant you look up to see a completely different menu and you waste time trying to figure it out.
These changes are not improvements they are time wasters and just make customers mad. When you have a hit business don't make the mistake that changing everything around is an improvement you will lose more business than you gain. Always remember the old adage :If it ain't broke DON'T TRY TO FIX IT !
As far as Subway goes it has had a fantastic raise and now on every corner like Starbucks. I remember when this was true of McDonald's we now see McDonalds on the decline and the same will happen to Subway and Starbucks things change they rearrange these businesses are booming now but they will decline and go away one day. There was a franchise called Newberries or something like that they were real big in their day and I think they got their start back when the malted-milks were all the rage now they are history I remember back in the 80's when the last ones closed their doors. There are no longer any places serving malted-milks.
The day is coming when people are going to wake up and ask themselves "Why have I been paying $7 at Subway for a cold sandwich which I could have made at home and brought in a brown paper bag for less than $2 and made it just the way I like it instead of having to be satisfied with Subway's"? They are going to wake up the next day and say "Why on Earth have I been paying $3 for coffee when I could brew it at home for 50cents and bring it in a thermos flask just like grandpa did"? When this happens it will be the paper bag and thermos industries that will have the boom.
I predict McDonald's will make a big come back when people suddenly come to their senses and realize they have been nuts to pay the same price for a cold sandwich and a bag of chips as they could have had a hot burger and hot fries for.
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The iR5065n brings productive multifunctional performance to your busy office. User-friendly design makes it easy to enhance document workflows whilst managing costs and keeping security in check.
Canon's iR5065n helps you create, share and distribute documents throughout your organisation. User-friendly and designed for maximum productivity, the multifunctional iR5065n can be equipped with an impressive range of finishing options, whilst management facilities ensure cost control and security stay high on your agenda.
The iR5065n frees-up office space with a single, multifunctional device that allows you to print, copy, fax, scan or send documents. High speed 65 ppm print performance is further enhanced by a one-pass duplex system which virtually doubles the speed achieved by conventional scanning, allowing 100 impressions per minute. Finishing capabilities match those you might find at a local print shop - including document insertion, stapling, hole punching, C and Z folding – giving you the cost-effective option to handle work in-house that might previously have been outsourced.
Documents can also be scanned, instantly encrypted and then dispatched securely as PDFs using Canon's i-Send to various locations - such as network folders, email addresses and mailboxes.
Canon's optional uniFLOW software takes printing knowledge and cost management to whole new levels. uniFLOW provides an ongoing and detailed insight into who is printing what, where, and how much it's costing you as well as providing specific controls by user or department.
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In August of 2004, Jacquelyn Dixon`s life changed forever. Her son, Anthony "Joe", also known as A.J. was killed during a tour of duty in Iraq.
"Somebody in the area detonated an IED and killed him," she said. "The shrapnel came up through the floor and killed him immediately."
He was only 20 years-old.
"I thought i was in la la land. I just couldn't imagine this happening to my son, but it did."
A year after his death, she decided to open a resource center in her hometown of Berlin, New Jersey to honor Anthony.
Dixon`s mother originally opened this as a community service center in 2005 but had to close due several years later to lack of funding, when the landlord gave her the chance to re-open, she did that, but with a different mission.
In early February, she officially opened the A.J. Dixon vets and friends resource center to help veterans.
It`s a place where veterans can eat, play and most importantly, talk about their experiences in combat.
Nicholas Beck was wounded while serving in Vietnam.
He's been coming here since they opened.
Beck thinks more can be done across the country to help veterans. Going to the center has helped him cope with memories of combat.
"I still cry over it, i lost a lot of good friends there," he said. "It`s comfortable, they all understand me. They know my name, they all know my name and we just shoot the breeze talking."
He`s not the only one to appreciate Dixon`s efforts. Notes of gratitude are etched on the walls of the center.
Dixon said it`s still a work in progress. They`re only open on Wednesdays because of a lack in volunteers. So far they`ve only had a handful veterans sign up.
but she wants veterans everywhere to know she and others are here for them.
"We want to be able to help those that come in whether it`s two, three, 20 whatever the number, if we can offer you something to make our life better, that`s what we`re all about," she said.
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I work in an ICU setting in the nights. My patient who is intubated was on a Fentanyl drip at the rate of 150 mcg, for the whole shift. Just at the end of the shift since I had to turn my patient i... Read More
Jun 27, '11Learn a lesson, take it seriously because it was an error. Realize that NO HARM came to the patient and don't beat yourself up about it. Learn and move on.
Jul 3, '11I screwed up one time on a drip and could have KILLED my patient with a pressor and putting in the wrong rate(that was VERY high is all I'll say). It was horrible. I think I shook and was in a state of shock for several days. I was hysterical crying home. It was the end of the shift, I was busy all day and just worn out. Nonstop. I think that's why I made the error, I wasn't thinking clearly and was rushed.
I think it just shows what a great nurse you are that you're so concerned about this, b/c yes maybe you're patient would have been agitated & possibly self extubate, but really a smaller dose of Fentanly for an hour or two is not the end of the world.
A lot of hospitals utilize tools where you can report this. Maybe if you do, your management will really enforce the change of shift drip checks and that nurse would have known it's not a possibility to skip the change of shift drip check. I know where I currently work, the change of shift drip check is not done at all (I'm on a travel assignment).


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Full disclosure: when I started writing this post, I had Kate Middleton in mind. It wasn't until I was halfway done that I realized her wedding actually took place in 2011. Time really does fly, doesn't it?
Thankfully, there were lots of weddings this year and while every bride was gorgeous in her own right, these ladies were the standouts in 2012:
Bridesmaid's star Ellie Kemper wore a classic lace sheath at her NYC wedding (though she wouldn't tell anyone who designed it, so if you know and are willing to share with us, we'll tell Santa you've been super-good this year). Jessica Biel chose a fluffy pink Giambattista Valli gown for her marriage to Justin Timberlake, and a totally unique Amber Tamblyn wore yellow (again, no designer - we see a potential new trend for 2013) and went barefoot at her outdoor wedding to David Cross. What we love about each of these celebrity bridal gowns is that they are unique to the bride herself - each one speaks volumes about her personality, confidence and style!
Many of the brides featured in our Real Weddings this year also chose gowns that were truly breathtaking.
Kelly looked ethereal in a draped Grecian gown by Vera Wang White, perfect for an outdoor wedding at a botanic garden.
A fully beaded Lazaro dress may seem like a lot, but Christina pulled it off effortlessly with a soft scalloped-lace veil at her elegant Miami wedding.
Nikki wed on the beach in St. John in a dress for the ages (also Vera Wang) we love the juxtaposition of such a regal gown in a simple setting.
So, what do you think of our choices for the best bridal looks of the year? Did you have a favorite we missed? Let us know!