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The Penumbra Of Marilyn Monroe and Betty Crocker and Aunt Jemima
Plaintiff winery licensed the MARILYN MONROE name and likeness from the Monroe licensing entity, and sold wine under the MARILYN MONROE brand for many years, displaying a succession of images of Marilyn on its labels, over the years. At one point it also licensed the copyright in a famous nude photograph of Marilyn on Red Velvet, from the photographer (historical aside – nude photos used to be scandalous) and sold wine with the photo on the label. The photographer terminated the license and then licensed the photo to Defendant, a different winery, which reproduced the photo on its label. Plaintiff sues on trademark infringement for use of a photo that it can no longer use, but defendant can.
As discussed here by Prof Patry, plaintiff prevails. Even though defendant utilized the work under a valid copyright license, such use created a likelihood of confusion with plaintiff's trade dress, which consisted in part of the likeness of Marilyn on the label. The good professor questions the decision, noting the paradox that the plaintiff could prohibit the use of an image by the rightful owner, when itself could not use that image.
I've been emailing and phoning Bill this week about this paradox, and I think we pretty much agree now that the decision is ok. I guess I would phrase it this way – the bundle of rights that is a trademark, contains a negative right to prohibit all those usages that would create the likeihood of confusion but the bundle of positive rights is not identical – the trademark owner cannot use all similar images to its own, if it does not own copyright in them.
Example: Coca Cola has by now built up strong rights in the use of polar bears as trademarks for Coke. I might create a polar bear and own valid copyright in it – except that I cannot use it as a trademark for soda if it creates a likelihood of confusion with Coke's trademark rights (and, Coke cannot use an image of a polar bear that infringes my copyright in my polar bear).
So the scope of protection for a 'fluid' trademark can be hard to articulate with precision. Take images that have been updated many times over the years, such as the BETTY CROCKER or AUNT JEMIMA logos. Some of these images have been modified so any times that, from a copyright point of view, had they been independently created, the first in the series might not infringe the copyright in the last of the series (see the series of Betty Crocker images below, for example).
One would have to do a likelihood of confusion analyis of the marks still in use, a copyright analysis of images no longer in use, as well a 'residual goodwill' analysis of logos no longer in use, to identify all the potential images that would infringe the trademark rights in this 'series' of marks. I'll call the totality of the prohibited usages the negative penumbra.
However, within that negative penumbra may be certain images in which third parties lawfully own the copyright, for example because it was an artistic work that makes fair use of the protected image.
It would seem therefore that the 'positive penumbra' of trademark rights would be smaller than the negative penumbra, as the trademark owner would not itself be able to use those images without the permission of the copyright owner – the Red Velvet Marilyn photo being one such example.
Berry Croker image from here.
'Home Cookin' image from here.
On To The Golden Globes
The Trademark Blog picks up another award, this time from someone I didn't pay (I justify linking to these articles with the pretence that I'm giving you a list of good blogs to read, but my savvy readers see through that and know vanity when they see it).
Can't Leave My Work In The Office
My son asked me to order a "Get Fuzzy" book for him and I wound up blogging.
Before There Was Keyword Advertising . . .
. . . advertisers would cram ads onto matchbook covers. HT Drawn.
Hula Dance Copyright Dispute
From the decision:
"The hula is a general name for many types of Hawaiian folk dances. . . Hula movements have standard forms and to perform an `ike motion, "a dancer raises one hand out and one arm is bent at the elbow and the hand is open and placed behind the eye with the thumb facing downwards and the finger to show the seeing motion." . . . At the hearing, de Silva testified that the right hand would naturally be up — "always up because your knowledge does not come from yourself. It comes from your kupuna.[16] It comes from everything that's come before you and that's always up towards the heavens."
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The angle and perspective of the pieces are very similar (both viewed in profile
from the dancer's left side), but the position of the subject dancer relative to her
setting is not. The dancer in "Makanani" kneels in the shorebreak with waves
splashing her knees, facing the ocean, and appears large and tightly focused in
relation to the unfocused shoreline distant in the background. On the other hand,
the dancer in "Nohe" kneels on the beach, but does not face the ocean — which is
directly behind her — and the top portion of the piece is dominated by the smaller
island jetting out of the ocean. The angle and position of the dancers' bodies are
in the standard `ike position, but even those angles vary slightly.
. . .
The medium each artist has chosen in which to express the hula
kahiko performance contributes to the different feel and concept of the works as a
whole. The sepia photograph's stark contrasts between darkness and light are
characteristic of the Plaintiff's choice of film, exposure and timing. An entirely
different feeling emerges from the brightly colored and textured stained glass
collage, which can be viewed from either the front or reverse.
Decision in preliminary injunction motion here.
Hawaiian Advertiser story of case here.
Dropped Domain Names
Sunday Times of London: "Homeless in Cyberspace" (in which the author forgets to renew her domain name, and a speculator offers to sell it back to her for $888).
MGM Seeks Control of Wargames.com Domain Name
IHT: "MGM seeks control of Wargames.com site name." MGM is apparently planning a sequel to the film 'Wargames." The domain name registrant has put up a war games-related site since receiving the demand letter, which of itself will not be all that probative. This registrant also has been in the news in 2005 when he won the papal name domain name sweepstakes.
I Want To Thank All The People Who Made This Award Necessary
If I disclose that I refer all my IT contract work to my friend Dennis Kennedy, does it cheapen this award? In any event, here's a list of good law blogs (and mine).
Example Of A TM DJ Action
Defendant purports to own rights in ASPEN. Plaintiff (Victoria's Secret) uses a skiing theme in its seasonal promotion, including references to the ASPEN ski resort. Defendant requests cessation. Plaintiff alleges that it is not using term as a trademark. Defendant threatens lawsuit but doesn't sue. Plaintiff files action for declaration of non-infringement. Complaint here.
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Christopher Little is JK Rowlings' agent. It was announced today that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will be the name of the seventh book.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard women's volleyball team will close out its 2013 campaign this weekend when it travels to the Empire State to take on Columbia and Cornell. The Crimson will first take to the court Friday, Nov. 15 against the Lions at 7 p.m. before facing the Big Red Saturday, Nov. 16 at 5 p.m.
A live video stream will be available for both matches through the Ivy League Digital Network at the link above. Live stats will also be available.
Ivy League Digital Network
For the first time ever, 10 of Harvard's 11 home matches will be streamed in HD quality featuring a live scoreboard, new graphics package and play-by-play commentary through the Ivy League Digital Network. Subscribers to the network can watch matches both live and On-Demand at their convenience, and will have access to live and On-Demand content for all home Harvard athletics events throughout the duration of their subscription.
Follow Harvard Athletics on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay connected with all the breaking news from around Cambridge and to get inside access to your favorite Crimson programs.
Last Time Out
The Harvard women's volleyball team suffered a setback Saturday evening as Penn defeated the Crimson in five at the Malkin Athletic Center, 17-25, 25-22, 19-25, 25-13 and 18-16.
Corinne Bain paced Harvard (13-8, 8-4 Ivy League) with her fifth triple-double of the year, scoring 14 kills, 25 assists and 13 digs. The freshman finished the night with a .303 hitting percentage and matched her career-high with four blocks. Kathleen Wallace and Grace Weghorst each chipped in 13 kills, with Weghorst adding 11 digs for her third double-double.
The Crimson's defense played well against Penn's (14-9, 8-4 Ivy League) offense, combining for 14 blocks to hold the Quakers to a .170 hitting percentage. Caroline Holte registered seven blocks to lead the way with Caroline Walters contributing six. Kristen Casey recorded a team-high 19 digs.
Where We Stand
Harvard enters the final weekend of play tied with Penn for second place in the Ivy League standings with a 13-8 overall record and 8-4 conference mark. Yale is atop the standings with an 11-1 conference record and is 17-4 overall. Brown (11-12, 7-5 Ivy League) rounds out the top four.
Home Court Advantage
Harvard boasted a 9-2 record in the friendly confines of the Malkin Athletic Center this year. This marks the team's best home record since 2004, when the squad won six straight to begin the year en route to a 7-1 record at the MAC.
The Crimson women have posted a 22-11 record at home over the past three years while the men's team has gone 25-7.
Set The Standard
The Crimson owns an 8-4 record against the Ivy League this season, and with a pair of victories this weekend, can match the 2002 and 2004 squads for the best conference record in program history. Both the '02 and '04 teams posted a 10-4 mark in the Ancient Eight, with the group from 2002 finishing the year in second place while the 2004 team captured the program's first Ivy League championship.
Tripling Up
Freshman Corinne Bain has recorded five triple-doubles on the year, which also stand as the only triple-doubles in program history. Bain ranks second among freshmen in the NCAA with her five triple-doubles while her 13 double-doubles are good for fourth most in the nation.
Serving Up Aces
Freshman Corinne Bain has recorded 46 aces on the year, eclipsing Lolita Lopez's '98 previous school record of 41. Bain currently ranks sixth in the NCAA with 0.54 aces per set while the Crimson ranks 38th (1.52) as a team.
Harvard scored 13 aces in a straight set victory over UMass Lowell, marking the most aces for a Crimson squad since 2003, the last year for which match-by-match statistics are available. Bain single-handedly tallied seven aces in the victory, again the most for the Crimson since 2003.
High Percentage
Kathleen Wallace hit a career-high .778 in the team's 3-1 victory at Boston College, registering 15 kills on 18 attempts with just one error. Wallace's 15 kills were one short of her previous career-high of 16, while her hitting percentage topped her previous best of .667 set last year against Providence (12-0-18).
Caroline Walters ranks fifth in the Ivy League with a .314 hitting percentage. As a team, the Crimson ranks second in the conference with a .218 mark and has hit over .300 in a match five times this season.
Protecting the Net
Harvard dominated the net in its first two matches of the season, posting 17 total blocks against both Holy Cross and Hofstra. The Crimson has turned in double-digit blocking totals seven times this year after having done so nine times last season.
Caroline Holte posted a career-high 12 blocks in the team's 3-1 win over Hofstra, marking the most blocks in a match for Harvard since Sandra Lynne Fryhofer '12 totaled 13 at Georgia State on Sept. 3, 2011.
Holte ranks fourth in the conference with 1.01 bps while Caroline Walters is right behind her in fifth with 0.98 bps. Harvard has combined for 2.15 bps as a team, the second-best average among the Ivies, while the Crimson's .181 opponent hitting percentage ranks second in the league.
2013 Double-Doubles
Career Double-Doubles
Honor Board
Harvard has received a total of seven weekly awards from the Ivy League this season including five for Corinne Bain. The freshman has been named Rookie of the Week four times this season, including each of the last two weeks, and has also picked up one Player of the Week nod.
Kathleen Wallace was named Player of the Week Nov. 5 for her role in Harvard's victories over Brown and Yale, while Grace Weghorst earned Rookie of the Week honors Sept. 24 after helping Harvard to a 2-1 week.
Fast Start
Harvard opened the year with a 4-2 mark, marking the program's best record to start a season under head coach Jennifer Weiss, who is in her 21st year at the helm, and equaling the program's best start since going 7-1 to open the 1984 campaign.
Corinne Bain (2.00 kps, 6.56 aps, 2.00 dps), Kathleen Wallace (2.22 kps, .255 hitting percentage) and Caroline Walters (1.33 bps, 1.78 kps) were each named to the Harvard Invitational All-Tournament Team after guiding the Crimson to a pair of wins. Wallace and Walters were also named to the all-tourney team a year ago while Bain, a freshman, received the honor for the first time.
Wallace earned all-tournament recognition at the Holiday Inn Mission Valley Aztec Invitaitonal after notching 2.15 kps while hitting .299 on the weekend.
Scouting Columbia (5-16, 3-9 Ivy League)
Columbia has lost six straight matches and seven of its last eight to fall to 5-16 overall, 3-9 in the Ivy League. The Lions rank in the bottom half of the conference in both kills (12.39) and hitting percentage (.197), but are second in the Ancient Eight in digs (15.94) and third in blocks (2.13).
Bailey Springer leads the Ivy League with 3.55 kps while Lanti Moye-McLaren ranks fifth with 3.10 kps. Molly Winger paces the defense with 3.39 dps to go with 0.95 bps from Kesi Neblett.
Harvard cruised to a 3-0 victory over Columbia the first time the teams met this season. Caroline Walters led the charge with 11 kills and a .500 hitting percentage while Kathleen Wallace added 10 kills. The Crimson limited the Lions to a .131 hitting percentage in the victory while scoring seven service aces.
Scouting Cornell (7-15, 3-9 Ivy League)
Cornell has dropped four straight and six of its last seven to fall to 7-15 overall, 3-9 against the Ivy League. Despite ranking first in the Ancient Eight in blocking (2.20), the Big Red is in the bottom half of the lead in kills (12.04), hitting percentage (.200) and digs (14.24).
Cornell is led by Breanna Wong who has averaged 3.24 kps while hitting .231. Rachel D'Epagnier ranks first in the Ivy League with 1.10 bps with Natasha Roland's 4.99 dps good for second.
Harvard earned a 3-1 victory over the Big Red in the first meeting between the teams. Grace Weghorst tallied her first career double-double to lead the way with 14 kills and 11 digs, as classmate Corinne Bain also registered a double-double with 26 assists and 12 digs.
Welcome Back
Harvard returns 10 letterwinners to the court in 2013 including co-captains Kristen Casey and Natalie Doyle. Casey, who played outside hitter as a freshman but made the transition to libero as a sophomore, will return to the outside as a six-rotation player for the Crimson. Doyle, meanwhile, will be relied upon in the back row after averaging 2.39 dps a year ago.
Also returning for the Crimson is Caroline Walters (1.06 bps), an All-Ivy League second team performer in 2012, Erin Cooney (2.14 kps), Caroline Holte (1.00 bps), Hannah Schmidt (4.78 aps), Teresa Skelly (0.88 bps) and Kathleen Wallace (2.81 kps).
New To The Scene
Earlier this summer, head coach Jennifer Weiss announced the addition of five freshmen for 2013; Corinne Bain, Whitney Hansen, Jane Labanowski, Danielle Leavitt and Grace Weghorst. This group, which represents California, Florida and Texas, has combined for three state championships, eight district championships and seven league championships.
Related Link: Five Freshmen Set to Join Women's Volleyball in 2013
On The Sidelines
Head coach Jennifer Weiss returns for her 21st season at the helm of the Harvard women's volleyball program. Weiss owns a 251-293 record on the sidelines and guided Harvard to its only Ivy League championship in 2004. She has mentored 48 All-Ivy honorees, five Ivy League Rookie of the Year recipients and coached the program's first two-time Ivy League Player of the Year in Kaego Ogbechie '05.
Weiss is joined this season by first-year assistants Arturo Rivera and Jeffrey Aucoin.
Related Links: Arturo Rivera Joins Women's Volleyball Coaching Staff; Jeffrey Aucoin Named Men's and Women's Volleyball Assistant

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Curatorial Internships
A curatorial internship with Colonial Williamsburg provides the opportunity to assist with research, management, interpretation and preservation of the Foundation's fine art, decorative arts, archaeological, architectural and/or folk art collections, while gaining professional experience through hands-on training. It is a prearranged learning experience, either paid or unpaid, for students interested in a career in a decorative arts, fine arts, history museum, or historic site.
Interns are assigned to one of Colonial Williamsburg's curatorial disciplines: archaeological artifacts, architectural artifacts, ceramics and glass, furniture, mechanical arts, metals, musical instruments, paintings and drawings, prints and maps, numismatics, textiles and costumes, toys, or zooarchaeological materials. Interns work directly with museum curators.
Thanks to the generosity of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Americana Foundation, students may apply annually for five paid positions ranging from three months to a year in duration.
Dates and compensation
Paid internships are full-time and generally start the end of May or early June. Details about compensation will be listed with each job posting. The 12-month Mellon Foundation Internship and the Americana Foundation Internship are benefits eligible after three months of service.
Requirements will vary with each position, but generally, applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program and have completed at least two years of academic credit. Interested candidates must have received their degree no more than one year prior to the application deadline.
Intern placement
Successful candidates will be placed with a curator based on the applicant's training and interests as well as the ongoing and special needs of the department.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will housing be provided?
No. We regret that the Foundation does not provide housing with receipt of a curatorial internship. We will, however, do our best to help successful applicants find a safe and affordable living situation.
- How do I find out when I can apply for a curatorial internship?
Internship postings will appear on Foundation's job network in late January and remain active for about two weeks. Applications will only be accepted at this time.
- May I submit my application early?
No. Applications will only be accepted when the job listing is posted.
- I missed the application deadline. May I submit a late application?
No. We regret that late applications will not be accepted.
- Will I be notified when my application is received?
Yes, you will receive an email from the Colonial Williamsburg Human Resources department acknowledging receipt of your application.
- When will I hear if I receive the internship?
Correspondence will differ based on the volume of applicants, but all candidates will be notified if they are selected to move forward with an interview or if their application is no longer being considered. Applicants will hear of our decision by early April.
- How can I check the status of my application?
You can check the status of your application at any time by using your online account or by calling the HR help desk, 757-220-7713.
- Can I receive academic credit for my internship?
Students seeking academic credit must make arrangements in advance with their school and internship advisor.
How to Apply
Curatorial internship job postings will be active for a two-week period at the end of January. If you do not see a job listing, the position is either unavailable or not yet posted. Interested candidates should be prepared to submit the following:
- Curriculum Vita
- Unofficial academic transcript
- Statement of Intent. In no more than 250 words, state how you would benefit from an internship at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
- Two letters of recommendation.


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text: On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 4:47 AM, Michael Krufky <mkrufky at linuxtv.org> wrote: > On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 10:01 PM, Markus Rechberger > <mrechberger at gmail.com> wrote: >> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 11:41 PM, VDR User <user.vdr at gmail.com> wrote: >>> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Mauro Carvalho Chehab >>> <mchehab at infradead.org> wrote: >>>> The decision were already taken by the group. >>>> >>>> It should be noticed also that the public announcement took some time to >>>> be ready, since we all carefully reviewed it to reflect the understanding >>>> that the group had. >>>> >>>> Both API's work, and people needed to choose between one of the proposals. >>>> >>>> Each one there had enough time to read and understand each proposal, since >>>> the patches were available more than one week before the meeting, and >>>> everybody were aware that the decision are scheduled to happen during LPC. >>>> >>>> Each one voted based on their own technical analysis, on a meeting that >>>> took about 2:30 hours, on the day after the presentations. People had >>>> enough time there to discuss, explain their ideas with the help of a >>>> whiteboard, decide and improve the proposal. >>>> >>>> S2API was choosen, since it was considered the better proposal for >>>> everybody there. None of the presents voted for Multiproto. >>>> >>>> Now that the decision were already taken, it is not time anymore to argue >>>> in favor to any other proposals. We need to move ahead and finally add >>>> support for DVB-S2 and the remaining missing digital TV's at kernel. >>>> >>>> Thank you and everyone else involved on adding support for the missing >>>> standards. >>>> >>>> Let's move to the next step: finally add API changes and drivers for >>>> DVB-S2 and prepare support for the remaining missing standards. >>> >>> It's no secret to anyone that there has been foul play, and blatantly >>> clear there is bias against Manu himself, and multiproto as a result, >>> based on personal differences & past conflicts. You can't possibly >>> expect the dvb community to believe a fair & balanced meeting took >>> place to discuss these proposals when half the people there already >>> signed on for s2api, and the other half don't have the knowledge & >>> experience with dvb to make well-informed decisions. You can't >>> possibly think people will believe any of you (who've openly admitted >>> support for s2api) spent 2 seconds defending multiproto, or even >>> assessing the proposal from an unbias technical standpoint. >>> >>> It's very convenient that you've completely ignored multiple requests >>> for more in-depth details that actually prove your points have real >>> technical merit and aren't just the result of some self-interest >>> politics and b.s. Yet, you had no problem writing paragraphs about >>> how the decision has been made and everyone should just accept it. >>> Sorry, people aren't going to just accept it because this whole thing >>> has been tainted by misleading people, misrepresenting the truth, and >>> sometimes flat out lying. >>> >>> Valuable members of the community have turned, and are turning away >>> because of how poorly dvb has been maintained, and how self-serving >>> some people act. I'm thankful that more people are being exposed & >>> becoming aware of what's been going on in hopes that at the very least >>> some kind of steps will be taken to stop the misuse & abuse of power >>> at the front of the dvb train. >>> >>> Again, if there is truth to your claims that s2api is the best >>> technical solution, then convince us all by providing tangible proof >>> rather then expecting everyone to take your word for it while ignoring >>> our requests for such information. You have an obligation to the >>> community to justify your actions, and be held accountable for them. >>> >> >> There hasn't been much positive feedback here! How about let's talk to split the >> v4l and dvb development in order to not give Mauro the full authority >> over the whole >> 2 subsystems where he hardly anything contributed (to the second part). >> >> Don't see this as a flamewar, Andrew Morton and a few others are >> following that discussion now. >> >> Mauro as for you try to justify your step technically, the only point >> we've seen for now was from >> Patrick Boettcher (which was a good one from his side) but also the >> other involved people (within that >> 8 people group in Portland should point out their opinion and >> technical objections/reasons now). >> >> Officially it looks like you had 3 people supporting the Stevens >> proposal and 5 people who didn't know about >> the framework at all and explaining them that the DVB-S2 step is the >> better one to go whereas you had >> noone representing the multiproto path. Such a vote is highly doubtful then. >> >> Hans Hverkuil: >> I saw you in IRC that you support that proposal please also state out >> your opinion and/or ask your questions >> what/why things have been done like they are done in the multiproto >> tree and why you don't support it. >> >> It finally can really end up with a good solution either multiproto or >> S2 but everyone should understand and not only >> a few people. >> >> Markus > > Markus, > > After over two years, a decision has been made. Up until now, many > people have been unhappy. Now less people can be unhappy. An > extension to the api has been merged, and now we can move forward. > > There have been enough debates on the mailing lists to date, and there > is enough information available about each proposal and all of the > details surrounding them. We need not hash this out again here. > > Nobody wants to debate this any more -- a better use of our time is to > start working on userspace applications for the new supported > standards. Please redirect your energy towards something creative. > > Make love, not war. > sure state out technical reasons and that's what it is about otherwise a serious split should happen asap. I personally invite you to be the first one here! Markus


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With operators rightly set on devoting as much of their space as possible to areas that actually generate revenue, food preparation stations can feel the squeeze. Prep, though, can't be shrunk too much without actually hurting a foodservice operation. Here a pair of respected design consultants share their experiences with building tight, efficient prep areas that work — without wasting space.
Competition in the foodservice world is fiercer than ever. Whole operational categories — from fast casual to food trucks — have emerged in recent years, and it seems new concepts pop up almost every day. Customers now have more menus, foods and dining experiences to choose from than ever before. At the same time, a brutal recession, followed by a recovery so sluggish that it barely deserves the name, continue to stretch budgets thin across the board — from operator to customer to every member of the E&S supply chain.
Naturally, then, foodservice operations in the construction or remodel phase will design their locations in ways that will let them squeeze every possible dollar out of the space. Translation: more seats. While clearly understandable, this choice does pose risks. In their quest to fit in just one more two-top, operators can give short shrift to the kitchen. Given that there's really no way to make refrigerators and ovens smaller than they are, food preparation space is most likely to get the squeeze. Operators who squeeze too tightly, though, could face years and even decades of frustration in poorly functioning kitchens.
Through thoughtful design, foodservice operators can avoid such a fate. Even better, by starting with the menu, building a small bit of flexibility into prep spaces and recognizing the role slicing and dicing can play in the front of the house, operators can create tight, efficient prep spaces that not only serve their purpose, but actually add value to their operations.
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Ask any design consultant and they'll say no hard-and-fast rule exists regarding how much of an operation's space should go toward prep. Instead, it all starts with the concept and its menu.
"A scratch operation will be different than a fast-casual operation that might be ordering foods in different prepared states," says Beth Kuczera, president of Chicago-based Equipment Dynamics Inc. "Designing a prep space requires the finite breakdown of what happens in the menu — who's doing what and what is being prepared. The menu is the holy bible of the restaurant. People who come to us now can't come to us without a menu."
Properly examining a menu requires more than just looking over a list of appetizers and entrées, Kuczera says. It requires asking a lot of questions. For example, does the operation plan to offer catering or banquet service? If so, the kitchen will likely require more spaces suitable for prep work. Another important menu-related question — one that requires a more complex answer than yes or no — involves food prep scheduling and labor. While staff has to do some preparation the day the food is served, other prep work — such as grating cheese or washing produce — can take place the night before service. By taking advantage of these variations, operators can reduce the footprint of their prep areas, says Reggie Daniel, director of design for Camacho Associates, a foodservice design consultancy headquartered in Atlanta.
"You can have people come in early or stay late to do prep work for the next day so the staff isn't all there at the same time," Daniel says. "The menu itself will determine whether it's a product that can be prepped the day before. Sometimes you have to convince the operator that if they do it one way, they won't need as much worktable space and won't have to have as much of a footprint in the kitchen, which means they can devote that space to the front of
the house."
Of course, the rise of display cooking means the front of the house is home to more and more prep work. This raises the question of exactly what customers ought to see. Both Daniel and Kuczera believe that operators and design consultants should set up a kitchen to show only the best part of prep, though they do this in somewhat different ways.
In Daniel's view, front-of-the-house prep means showing customers only the "sexy" side of foodservice. "There's a difference in kitchens between clean dirt and dirty dirt. Uncrating vegetables is not something the customer necessarily wants to see, but they do want to see you processing them, cutting, julienning, whatever. So you do the ugly part of the prep in the back, and then you take your partially prepped products — say it's already washed and in tubs or trays — and you bring them out and process them right in front of the customers."
For her part, Kuczera is a bit more hesitant to show knife work to the customers. In fact, she often strategically places four- or five-foot walls to shield guests from some of the nitty-gritty. She also pays special attention to a front-of-house kitchen's sight lines. It's impossible to keep a working kitchen's floor perfectly clean and free of every dropped parsley sprig, Kuczera notes. As a result, operators should situate front-of-the-house prep areas so customers look at the front-of-kitchen staffers — and not down a kitchen's aisles.
Two other big and related trends impact prep: scratch cooking and the use of locally sourced ingredients. Since both involve using fewer processed foods, operations adopting this approach will almost by definition require more prep stations and larger prep areas.
Not everything involving scratch preparation is so simple, though. One of the bigger prep-related questions for fresh and scratch kitchens is storage space. Operators receiving several deliveries of produce, meat, fish and so on from their vendors should require less storage space than an establishment that gets just one or two deliveries per week from a broadline vender. Countering this, however, is the large number of ingredients that scratch kitchens may require for making everything fresh — from desserts to hand-cut fries to pot pies. Determining just how much storage one of these operations needs comes down to, once again, a close analysis of the menu, along with a deep understanding of how the operation will run on a day-to-day basis.
Thinking about Stations
After establishing the number and location of prep areas, making the individual spaces work as well as possible becomes the next big task. Both Daniel and Kuczera believe in keeping everything a kitchen staffer would need right at the prep station in order to minimize steps.
One of Kuczera's best practices to achieve this level of efficiency is designing spaces vertically. "If you can get 8- or 10-foot ceilings, the opportunity to go up is great," she says. The first shelf above a prep table, she says, should contain the things staffers will need most often, like seasonings and spices. If there's room for an additional shelf above that, it can hold other items used somewhat less frequently at the prep station, such as bulk ingredients.
Similarly, adding undertable storage space is another way to make the most efficient use of a prep station's footprint. This is another good place to store bulk ingredients, especially the heavier ones, as well as tools and equipment such as salad spinners.
After looking up and down, Kuczera next looks to the left and right of a prep station, thinking about how each member of the culinary staff will actually use this workstation. Does a station need extra storage shelving to support its operation? Not having it there could force staffers to wander around the kitchen looking for ingredients and utensils. Does it need an open space next to it for a rolling rack or trash receptacle? Failure to factor in those answers could result in trash bins or rolling racks sitting in an aisle, disrupting the kitchen's flow.


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Chuck Palahniuk Announces A Graphic Novel Sequel To FIGHT CLUB
Huge news out of Comic-Con this past week. And I mean huge. First, a recap: if you didn't already know, Chuck made an appearance at the San Diego Comic-Con this past Thursday and Friday. He signed advanced reader's copies of his upcoming novel Doomed, met with fans, and also spoke on a panel called 'Ode To Nerds,' with fellow writers D.C. Pierson, Patrick Rothfuss, Cory Doctorow, Austin Grossman and Robyn Schneider.
It was during this panel that, when asked what he's working on next, Chuck dropped the news that he's working on a follow-up to Fight Club... in graphic novel format.
While I was at Comic-Con myself, I didn't arrive until mid-day on Friday, so I missed the panel. Hence, I had to email Chuck to confirm this bit of news. Here's what he had to say:
About the graphic novel, it's true. Chelsea Cain has been introducing me to artists and creators from Marvel, DC and Dark Horse, and they're walking me through the process. It will likely be a series of books that update the story ten years after the seeming end of Tyler Durden. Nowadays, Tyler is telling the story, lurking inside Jack, and ready to launch a come-back. Jack is oblivious. Marla is bored. Their marriage has run aground on the rocky coastline of middle-aged suburban boredom. It's only when their little boy disappears, kidnapped by Tyler, that Jack is dragged back into the world of Mayhem.
It will, of course, be dark and messy. Due to contract obligations it can't come to light for a while. Next year is "Beautiful You," followed by the story collection. But since the Fight Club sequel will appear serialized in graphic form, my book publisher might allow me to launch it earlier than 2015.
Feel free to release any or all of this information. We haven't started to court a specific publisher, not until I hammer out the complete story.
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(Portland, Ore.) July 8, 2013 — Portland State University is tripling the size of its School of Business Administration and turning the outdated Stott athletic center into a hub for educational, athletic and community events with the help of $64 million in state bonds.
The Oregon Legislature's approval of $40 million for the School of Business Administration and $24 million for the Stott Educational Center and Viking Pavilion will transform two high-traffic areas of PSU's downtown campus with more classrooms, auditoriums, study rooms, computer labs and a 5,500-seat arena. The two projects will add much-needed space to help meet the state's goal for 40 percent of its residents to earn a bachelor's degree.
"This is good news for our students, our partners and our community," said PSU President Wim Wiewel. "The business school expansion will meet the academic needs of our students and provide exceptional employees for regional businesses. The Pavilion will add collaborative study space and double as a community and athletic event center. And both of these projects will create jobs. We are grateful to the Legislature and private donors for making them possible."
These projects are part of $743.5 million in construction and capital projects approved by legislators for Oregon universities and community colleges. The state bonds are essential to a public-private funding plan for the two projects; PSU also is raising at least $20 million in private gifts for each project.
The School of Business Administration is the largest in Oregon. With these bonds, it is now at 88 percent of its $60 million total goal for the project. The University has raised more than $13.2 million in philanthropic gifts, including an anonymous $8 million gift from a local MBA alumnus. The project will triple the square footage of the business school and bring all of its programs under one roof for the first time. It is expected to break ground in January 2015.
"This is a strong vote of confidence for PSU's growing business school and Oregon's need for more of the graduates it produces," said Rick Miller, MBA '91, business school campaign co-chair and Avamere Group founder and chair.
"This recognition will help us leverage much needed private philanthropy for PSU at a time when it is sorely needed," added Rob Miller, business school campaign co-chair and Trailblazer Foods president.
In just 15 months, private fundraising for the Stott Educational Center and Viking Pavilion project has surpassed $10 million, including $5 million from an anonymous donor and $1 million from Oregon Health & Science University.
The renovated building will transform the cramped and leaking Stott Center into a light-filled, mixed-use building with new academic and athletic spaces, as well as a mid-sized venue capable of hosting a variety of public events. Construction is expected to start in fall 2014.
"This is public and private partnership at its best," said Peter Stott, chair of the Viking Pavilion building campaign. "Our community saw the importance of the project, the Legislature recognized it, and together we will meet the needs of our students and serve our community."
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Singapore, 20 November 2011 – Nila Utama, the first elephant to be born at the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari in nine years, is making yet another small but deep footprint today as he celebrates his first birthday at an exclusive tea party.
The little elephant, lovingly referred to as 'Nila' by his keepers and who is named after the Palembang prince who founded the kingdom of Singapura, will receive a giant birthday cake made with carrots, wheat and ice, among other ingredients, while his guests will enjoy delicious elephant-shaped mini cakes and other tea-time treats during the celebration.
As part of the 2-hour programme, invited guests will be taken on a gourmet safari tram ride at the Night Safari, which stops at the Asian elephants exhibit where the party will be held. They will get to see the Nila and his family frolicking in the water and observe the close bonds between the elephants and their keepers.
"The birth of Nila Utama was a significant milestone for us as it underscored the importance of education and conservation of Asian elephants in the wild," said Mr. Kumar Pillai, General Manager, Night Safari. "This mini event is not only a birthday celebration for Nila – it also highlights the success of captive breeding programmes like ours and the plight of these beautiful animals in the wild."
Currently housed at the Asian elephants exhibit at the Night Safari, the birthday boy is an active calf and has his own unique quirks. Keepers noticed his strong sense of independence right from his birth. He is also inquisitive and fun-loving, and always relishing the chance to play with the logs or those along his path at the exhibit. He also likes to swim and wallow in the mud whenever he has the chance.
Nila was born on 23 November last year to mother Nandong and father Chawang, and is the 11th addition to the population of Asian elephants at Wildlife Reserves Singapore, which manages the Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Jurong Bird Park and the upcoming River Safari. He was a whopping 151kg at birth, and at 11 months of age, is a healthy elephant weighing 544 kilograms and measuring 1.38 metres in height. Considered large for a newborn at 1.5 times the average size, Nila arrived after 3 hours of labour. He has two siblings – 12-year-old Sang Raja which is currently at Cologne Zoo, Germany, and nine-year-old Sang Wira which still resides at the Night Safari.
Asian elephants are listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and is protected from international trade by its listing on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). They are more endangered than their better recognised counterpart, the African elephants and the threat of habitat loss is eminent for these creatures. The native homes of the Asian elephants are often being logged and cleared for urban and agricultural development. They are also often captured and killed by poachers for their tusks.
Asian elephants are found in the forests of India, Sri Lanka, Laos, Myanmar, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. These gentle giants survive on a diet of grass, leaves, bark, roots and fruits. Many of them are widely domesticated and are used for forestry, harvesting, or ceremonial purposes. There are only an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 Asian elephants left in the wild today.
For more information on the Asian elephants at the Night Safari, please visit http://www.nightsafari.com.sg


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The flight went down the toilet, but nothing else could.
In what was an ironic twist of fate, a Norwegian flight with 60 plumbers on board was forced to turn back due to its onboard toilets being out of order, The Local Norway reported Tuesday.
The flight, which took off from Oslo Airport at 9:34 a.m. Saturday, was expected to land in Munich around two hours later. But, as it passed over the Swedish border on the Skagerrak sea, the flight was directed back towards Oslo.
The toilets had more company, however; of the 60 plumbers onboard, 15 others onboard worked in the Norwegian plumbing industry. The group of service workers was traveling as part of a work trip, a report concluded.
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Mitchell was unable to enroll for summer classes and he said he will have to take an online course to put himself in a position to be accepted by the school.
A three-star-rated prospect, the six-foot-three Mitchell committed to FAU in January and signed with the school on National Signing Day in February. He had 47 receptions, 1,077 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2012, but the offers did not pour in, despite the stellar season.
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Hope she accepted the Big Occupier up above. RIP
Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.
I'm not much for organized religion, the organization tending over time to detract from the philosphy, but I have been appalled at the vitriol I've seen spewed towards the occupiers.
Shame on us.
Prayers for Carey and Linda's family.
So sorry for your loss.
@ Barbara Myer...Amen! Judgement says nothing of the judged.
As an occupier who met Linda her first night in our camp, i am devastated to find out about her death in a newspaper. She was an incredible woman and a beautiful spirit. I am so grateful i got to meet her and hear some of her story. And i am devastated that she probably spent her last minutes alone, when there were so many people who cared about her. May she find herself freer wherever she may be now. With love to you, Linda, we will miss you.
She treated me like a daughter years back, even through her problems, and I promise to look out for her daughter, my childhood friend, in return. R.I.P. ):
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You know what's not funny? How people who are actually brainless and untalented take time to insult the deceased.
Linda tired so hard. Especially to be a good mother. She treated me like a daughter too. So many memories... Right, Saskia? Remember the sleepovers? We'll always be your tropical fish, Linda. Rest in Peace.
What a sad story. I had no personal interaction with this woman in my life, but decided to do a little research. The article did not lie, this woman was once a high-fashion model who had since retired to the burbs under less than satisfactory circumstances. She became homeless only a few months ago and in a horrible turn of events, went from being a disadvantaged suburbanite to homeless person to dead in less than a year. Despite whatever personal flaws she may have had, she did not deserve this. What a wonderful country that allows a mother who has supported herself for 50 years to be dumped onto the street and die alone in a budget motel paid for by friends and relatives. So sad.. if only conservative side had any level of empathy for anyone but people they personally know...
The occupiers spoke so highly of living and sharing with the homeless of Charlottesville in Lee park, but that is as far as the noble words traveled. They were so glad to have met her there, but they left her there to rot none the less. How many of those noble speakers took their convictions home with them, or did they all leave their words behind in Lee Park?
The record is not correct regarding Linda's demise. I know she was NOT evicted by the people who provided her housing for almost one year because they entrusted Linda's care to Social Services instead of evicting her....why? Because their care for people rose above what the courts gave them the right to do. Unfortunately, the promises made by this government agency were not kept and they allowed Linda to check herself out of the hospital. Once again the agencies put in place to protect us have let us down.
SadWorld: I have to take exception to your comments about "conservatives". I knew Linda personally for many years, before she moved to Va. The people who let her down were the enablers - mostly, other alcoholics and drug addicts - who too often surrounded her and allowed her to follow a path of self destruction.
Back when she had money, those same kinds of people took advantage of her, frequently. I'm going to hazard a guess that they weren't conservatives. No, check that; I know that they weren't conservatives, because they were very adept at spouting liberal platitudes between swigs of vodka and puffs on a joint.
Linda was a very decent and generous person, at heart, but there is only so much one can do to protect an adult from her own worst instincts. Most of us did what we could do. You would do well to shut up.
We humans like other animals, seldom last long on the streets unless we are really young and lucky for awhile. Lost and broken in spirit, the life force ebbs. Can't happen to you, cocky conservative d'bag? Don't be so sure.
What an awful story to have to read. I hate to say it, but the Occupy movement could have maybe had kept this woman alive. Having the company of a group of people and someone to maybe call for medical help if she needed it would have been a good thing. I know I have read and heard on T.V. that some think the movement is "bad" because of the homeless people, but this could have been a lifeline for this woman. Some may not like the idea of this movement, but this just shows that in this world everyone needs some help sometime, and that part of what this movement is about.
See, you knew here personally, which was Sad World's point. No doubt she had enablers, and it is entirely possible some of those enablers proclaimed themselves liberals. But liberals hardly have a monopoly on drug abuse, alcohol abuse and other vices. The difference is liberals tend to not be hypocrites about it and stand on pulpits spitting vitriol at those who suffer them. Nor do they rage at groups who might believe at solving problems in a more communal way.
I might agree that throwing money at the problem isn't a solution, and that ultimately some cannot truly be helped, but I find the nastiness from the Conservative side towards group like OWS to be absolutely as un-Christian as it comes.
The government let her down by allowing her to check herself out of the free treatment/living program she was in. We live in a country that doesn't allow the government to imprison us if we don't commit a crime. Personal freedom requires a certain amount of personal responsibility and perhaps there will be some casualties as a result. If the person is unable to resist drugs/alcohol but has not committed a crime, hopefully family or friends can assist. Stop looking for the government to do everything for you.
meant to have a question mark after that first sentence.
@ red: "We live in a country that doesn't allow the government to imprison us if we don't commit a crime...."
You may want to rethink that statement in light of Obama choosing to *not* veto the National Defense Authorization Act 1867, which passed on December 16th. While America was fixated on reality TV programs, sports, how many shopping days left til Christmas and Lindsay Lohan's Playboy spread, Obama just gave the okay for the Federal government to imprison any American, at any time, indefinitely, with no trial, for any reason that they deem to be a terrorist threat.
"If this is signed into law, it will shred the remaining tenants of the Bill of Rights and unleash upon America a total military dictatorship, complete with secret arrests, secret prisons, unlawful interrogations and indefinite detainment without people ever being charged with a crime. It will cause the torture of Americans and even the "legitimate assassination" of U.S. citizens overseas and also right here on American soil!" - http://www.opednews.com/articles/S-1867-Killing-The-Bill-o-by-Timothy-Ga...
So yeah, you may want to rethink your statement red.
boooo -- I have read a few articles about that bill and actually read some of the language of the bill itself, and, as far as I can tell, the alarmist stuff is wrong. The law doesn't allow the imprisonment of Americans without the protection of law at all. It will allow for the capture and imprisonment of some non-americans (it also doesn't apply to resident aliens) captured abroad in some circumstances. I am not a fan of the bill nor of the entire homeland security establishment, but I think the fears about it are so overblown and inaccurate they render the debate worthless. The country is not perfect by any means, but we do enjoy a very high general level of protection from our government. The idea that the government failed her because she was legally able to check herself out of a free treatment program strikes me as absurd.
Many a good person has been ruined by drink, she being one of many, but prohibition didn't work, and you can't force rehab without a Court order. Its a cautionary tale for sure.
Sam above is spot on. This is a tale of substance abuse and, probably, some mental illness. Tragic, but what could have been done? Government? Come on...private charities and religious charities (ugh!) do a much better job. Those of you who try to cast this poor woman as a poster child for the Occupy Movement should be ashamed; that includes anti- and pro-occupy factions. She was a tragic wanderer who stumbled upon a park in which to sleep (and I say that only factually, with no judgment).
There are shortcomings all around, and the occupiers were not really about some mythical 99 percent, no more than the anti-factions wanted to let a woman die young.
Stop with the vitriol, and recognize that government is not the solution. Common sense among private parties is the answer.
R.I.P.: Ken Curtis
Being a 20+ year recovering Alcoholic I know from experience that there is no one to blame for Ms. Doig's demise but Ms. Doig herself. In order for a person to abstain from drinking once they are in the throws of Alcoholism they themselves must make the decision to not drink! No amount of intervention no matter how well intentioned will stop a person from drinking, unless you could lock them up, but I promise you that the minute they are released (unless they have made the decision to stop) they will seek out a drink. I have worked with and around many people in the last 20 or so years that suffer from this terrible life shattering addiction but not one of them quit drinking because of the actions or lack thereof of others. Everyone I know that has been successful in quitting did so after making a personal decision to do so. There is however no doubt that a good support network is vital in sticking to that decision the first step is up to the individual.
My heart goes out to the family and friends of Ms. Doig, Godspeed
I find it extremely amusing that people have the audacity to blame other people's political beliefs on this wonderful woman's article. You blame and blame and blame, and is it getting anyone anywhere? No. She could have been helped. People tried to help. But there's only so much a few people can do under the law, and when they wanted the law to help, it didn't.
As for the "free government" comments, this is not true. She had struggled with alcoholism so often, that it was right to say she could not make her own clear, healthy decisions at the time she was at the hospital. Social services, under that concern, could have made her stay. She had even agreed to stay if they had found a place for her. And if the government couldn't hold her and help her, why did they assure family and friends that they could?
But, they let her out. And while her family and friends found her and helped her, there is a lot more to the story, especially surrounding the lies and negative influences by the one person she tried to find a friend in the most. But that's not something to focus on now.
To all those who posted great, warming comments, thank you.
To those who wanted to bicker, step back and maybe think of the people you affect with those comments.
Linda would not want bickering and anger. She was a kind soul.
- A friend
I am not sure to what the last post is alluding, but it is plain to see that Carey Hicks (her "companion") was not a friendly drunk (see his court record). One worries what Ms. Doig's future held if her body had survived the beating it took from booze and abuse. Tragic story for her and her family.
R.I.P.: Bon Scott
Charlottesville is completely awash in cocaine. So is UVA. Substance abuse - including alcohol - is a core value here. Young, attractive women are consumed as through a meat grinder. They often end up discarded, broke, and addicted once they lose their model looks. Take a good look at the restaurant and music communities around here.
RIP, Ms. Doig. She had a friend in Travis, but probably not many others.
How about a Alcohol Consumption Reduction Policy? No, not prohibition, just discouragement of use.
Does anyone know where the daugther is? I am a family friend who has been trying to reach her. Her phone is not taking messages- Can anyone confirm her whereabouts or tell me she is safe?. Thanks -
@ concerned mom. Her dear friend from California, just told me her daughter is with a guardian
until she finishes high school and will go to California to be with her father.
I knew Linda from a chat room about 4 yrs. ago. We were like family there. So sad to hear of her
tragic end. R. I . P Beechy!!!
I also knew Beechy from the chat room about four years ago.
we had some laughs and had a good time talking, she once told me she wanted to come and visit me in va, and go out to lunch and go shopping .. We never did, sadly. I bet we would of had a great time.
She was a beautiful woman and so sad her life ended so young.. My heart goes out to her sole and to her daughter.


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The Wildcats led by as many as 14 in the second half, after a tied score (28-28) at the break. After two made free throws by sophomore guard Quinten Calloway, NMU had a comfortable 66-53 lead with just under five minutes remaining. On the next play, the Timberwolves' Wes Wilcox made a shot from in the lane, and was fouled. Wilcox added the free throw to complete the three point play and cut the NMU lead to 10 (66-56).
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Northwood shot 26-for-56 (46.4 percent) and were 10-for-13 (76.9 percent) from the free throw line.
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Frederick Emmart
"Ted" Hood
"When I was young, I thought if I can be a sail maker, make $12,000 a year, sail and work on boats, I'll be happy."
May 5, 1927 - June 28, 2013
Birthplace: Beverly, Massachusetts
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Links of Interest:
"His Genius Lives on in His Designs" - article by Jim Flannery in Trade Online, August 2013
"A Skipper From Scratch" - Mar. 27 1961 Sports Illustrated article
"Sailing To Victory With A Needle And Thread" - Feb. 10, 1964 Sports Illustrated article
Biographical profile with photos on tedhood.com
Sailboat designs of Ted Hood - on sailboatdata.com


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