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Pot Roast: ?? re cooking brisket v. chuck
I just bought my first first brisket.
Can I marinate it, sear and brown it, then braise it the same as I would a chuck roast?
Anything I ought to know?
My most yummy brisket recipe calls for no marinating and no searing, just low, slow oven-braising. And it always receives rave reviews -- tender and SOOOO tasty!
Chili-Beer Brisket
3 very large cloves of garlic, finely chopped
1 whole brisket (approx. 6-7 pounds), patted dry with paper towel
½ tablespoon kosher salt
Freshly ground black pepper
3 pounds yellow onions, halved and sliced
4 medium carrots, sliced into 1-inch thick rounds
3 large ribs of celery, sliced into 1-inch pieces
4 bay leaves
2 bottles Heinz chili sauce
2 12-oz. bottles good quality dark beer
Preheat oven to 325°
Rub chopped garlic onto both sides of the brisket. Sprinkle with salt and ground pepper.
Spread onions, carrots and celery in a roasting pan. Place the meat over the vegetables. Put two bay leaves under the meat and two on top of the meat.
Combine chili sauce and beer in a large bowl. Carefully pour mixture over meat.
Cover the pan tightly with aluminum foil and braise in oven for 4 hours. Remove from oven, remove foil and allow meat to cool for about 20 minutes. Remove all remaining visible fat from the meat, then slice the meat against the grain.
Strain liquid into a fat separator and pour off fat. Add the de-fatted liquid and vegetables from pan to a saucepan or large bowl. Using an immersion blender, puree some of the vegetables, leaving some in large pieces for texture. Put the sliced meat into an ovenproof casserole dish. Cover meat with gravy. Cover and reheat. This dish is even better the following day.
re: CindyJ
This is so close to the way I make it, but I like to add a bunch of hot sauce too.
How large is your brisket? A real whole brisket (usually sold in a cryovac bag) runs 11 pounds or more. The 6-7 lb. "whole" brisket that CindyJ describes is probably a whole flat cut, with the fattier point cut removed. The flat cut is leaner and easier to slice, and is usually what is sold in supermarkets or by most butchers. Also, most supermarkets trim the brisket to the usual 1/4-inch of fat, which is not enough to baste, moisten and flavor the brisket during the very long cooking.
I agree that it is not necessary to sear a brisket as you would a chuck roast. I also don't think you need to marinate, as you would a flank steak, for example. Brisket is full-flavored on its own, and will also pick up loads of flavor during the hours of braising in a flavorful liquid. (Obviously, if you were going to BBQ the brisket it would be a whole different story, necessitating a very flavorful spicy rub.)
The chili-beer recipe is a good model. You definitely want lots of garlic and loads of onions. I also like celery and carrots, some people like the taste that bell pepper adds, and I sometimes add zucchini and mushrooms for more bulk. For the moisture, you could go with wine and chicken or beef stock or broth, and throwing in a packet of that dried onion soup/dip mix isn't unheard of.
Cooking is long, slow, covered and sealed. 325 is as high as I'd go, maybe even 300. You do need several hours of braising in the oven. The internal temp of the meat should reach 200 or darn close to make sure the connective tissue has melted and the meat is tender. I definitely think it is better after being chilled and reheated, so you can cook it a day or two ahead. It will also be MUCH easier to slice when cold and firmed up. Also, the fat in the cooking liquid will solidify and be easy to remove -- don't throw it away, it will be great for roasting potatoes. I disagree about removing all visible fat from the meat -- this isn't a diet dish and a bit of fat adds moisture and flavor. Reheat after slicing covered with the cooking liquid/gravy and softened vegies.
re: nosh
Treat it as you would a chuck roast but sear and browning is not necessary. Slicing is very important. Must go against the grain as you would a flank steak. If you have a whole packer brisket I seperate the two parts after it's cooked and let each cool in the fridge before slicing. The grains run different.
re: nosh
That's right about the "whole" brisket, which I haven't been able to find in my area. I usually get my brisket still in the cryovac bag, untrimmed. The pieces of brisket you usually see in the meat case have been trimmed of the fat, which I believe, is an essential part of the cooking. I just ask the butcher for the whole package, unopened. I wish I could find a bona fide "whole" brisket, including the point cut.
I normally do marinate my brisket overnight, for extra flavor. I never do that for a pot roast. But you don't have to. Cut little slits into the brisket and put slivers of garlic into each slit. Make sure you have enough fluid and cook slow and long. You can do it in the oven or on the grill (covered in foil or in a foil bag. You need the fluid to make it moist. And it HAS to be sliced correctly or it is trash. But no need to sear, and I think that would probably make it worse. I do use Claude's marinade for brisket, sometimes, or an Italian dressing, but if you put in a good beef broth that works too, (not meaning the marinade.)
re: danhole
dan, by "sliced correctly", you mean sliced thinly and across the grain, right? I'm having a hard time thinking of a meat I don't cut across the grain, anyway. Or do you mean something else, too? Thanks for your help.
re: MaggieRSN
You slice it diagonally across/against the grain. When you pick up the first real slice (first cut is a little triangle) You hold it up and look it, by the thin end. It should separate into bite size section and break apart easily, as if you don't even need a knife to cut it. If it is a strip of meat with no give, you have sliced it the wrong way. Same goes with fajita meat.
If I can find a photo I will add it later.
re: danhole
This is about corned brisket, but it still shows you how to look at the grain and how to slice it.
This came from this board and I don't know to whom the credit belongs but it is killer!
Beef Brisket
Season with kosher salt, fresh ground pepper and Paul Prudhomme's Meat Magic. Sear it in a cast iron pan and brown it on all sides. (cut it in half first if necessary)
Roast for about a 1/2 an hour in a dutch oven, uncovered at 400
Add 3 cups of beef broth, a 12oz. bottle of dark beer and top it off with 2 sliced (huge) onions.
Reduce the heat to 350 and let it cook for another 3 (about) hours
turning it once in a while (3 times throughout)
Sweet Pea uses New Castle Ale
Thank you all for your responses--and thanks to Cindy for that great recipe. I like cooking meat in beer and will definitely try that in the future. For now...I don't have beer in the house and don't expect to be able to get to the store tomorrow, due to anticipated Nor'easter. Wait a minute--we can't buy alcohol here, anyway, between Saturday evening and Monday morning. :-) I do have dry red wine and beef stock. I was thinking of mixing them--would that *hurt* it?
You all are right. It's *not* a whole brisket. It's...*runs to fridge to check*...teensy!...1.7 pounds.
It says, "Fresh Chuck Flat Cut Brisket". So, is that actually "brisket" or "chuck"? It doesn't look like chuck. Does chuck have a brisket?
(*face turns red*) Told you it was my first one.
re: MaggieRSN
One of the things you'll find out about brisket is that it shrinks significantly during cooking. Your 1.7 pound piece of meat might feed two people.
re: CindyJ
That's okay. The kids won't eat it, anyway, so I'm only feeding two with it.
But...I *am* glad to know that for future, Cindy. Literally? I serve small meat portions...about 3 oz. a meal. Will it shrink that much?
re: MaggieRSN
OK, let's salvage this. You have a 1.7 lb. brisket, probably a not-so-thick wide three or four inch portion of a flat cut. All of the previous suggestions still hold, but in smaller quantities. Yes, definitely use your red wine and beef stock, with a shot or two of worcestor sauce and/or soy. You need an oven-proof cooking vessel that will fit the brisket, a bunch of vegies, and enough liquid to come about half-way up the meat -- only a cup or so, probably. Chop roughly one onion, a couple of carrots, a couple stalks of celery. Since it is so small I would consider searing the brisket first. Place in a small dutch oven or high-sided casserole or baking dish, preferably with a cover, otherwise seal with aluminum foil. Sear the meat, place in the vessel, cover and surround with the vegies, pour in enough wine and broth to come half or two-thirds up the side of the brisket. Seal. Cook in low oven, 300, for at least two hours. Test for temp -- as I said before, the meat needs to get to almost 200 degrees. Note: It will get firmer and tougher BEFORE it softens and becomes tender -- don't be afraid. But also note that the brisket needs to braise, which means at the most a slow simmer, rather than boil, which will toughen it and make it dry. Good luck, and report back. With very long, very low and slow cooking, you still could get a good result. But next time, buy a big whole one and plan on feeding extended family and friends.
re: MaggieRSN
The flat cut is the long thinner part of the brisket. Less fat and easy to cut because all the fibers run in the same direction. The point is very fatty. Even after removing the outer fat layer there is considerable fat in the meat. This is a good thing or a bad thing depending on you taste.
re: scubadoo97
Thanks for explaining, scubadoo. Appreciate it!
One more thing -- even more important to cook it at least a day ahead. Cook it very long and slow. Chill in the fridge. Remove the fat layer that will solidify and slice the now firm, cool brisket across/against the grain as thinly as you can. Rewarm either in the oven or even on the stovetop with all of the gravy and softened vegies.
re: Sherlock
I'm with you Sherlock. Brisket needs to be cooked s-l-o-w to break down the collegen.
re: Sherlock
I like to smother it with sliced onions, then serve them on the side. Great if you're going to make sandwiches later too.
re: MaggieRSN
That's actually the main reason I make brisket, and the onions are great on the sandwiches.
Thanks for the original post, anyway, and hope your petite brisket fillet turned out ok.
Boneless chuck roasts were in the weekly ad at my local Ralph's, and I bought a gorgeous 3-inch thick choice almost four-pounder, for all of $7. Seared it in my Batali dutch oven which I feared was too big, but wasn't. Thank goodness for ceiling fans. Deglazed with a cup of wine and a cup of chicken stock. Surrounded with sliced onions, a head of garlic cloves, four stalks of celery and four large carrots, chunked, and a couple of zucchini. Lots of pepper, a few shots of worcestor, a couple shakes of soy. Covered, 300 degrees, three and a half hours. Top of roast out of liquid was crusty but not burnt, no need for a knife, portions of the roast fell off onto a spatula.
re: nosh
That sounds delicious, nosh, and quite the deal, too. At least in these parts. Speaking of the garlic knob, I saw a recipe last night for 40-garlic-clove brisket. I think it called for a four-pound cut of meat. I'd like to try that next time.
I started the brisket early this morning and we had it tonight. So...I didn't wait 'til the next day...just due to the fact that whatever other meat I had on hand didn't seem appealing today. I can see that it would be beneficial to wait, to firm it up, and I'll try that, too, in the future. But today's result was extremely tender. I was very pleased with that aspect, and I was able to slice it quite thinly, after experimenting a bit to find the right knife. ;-)
I used a 5-qt. Staub enameled dutch oven, and made a bed of quartered onions, several whole carrots and celery stalks, two long rosemary spears each underneath and on top of the meat, a couple of bay leaves, S&P. I added the braising liquid--half dry red wine, half beef broth--and covered it tightly with three layers of foil. On top of the foil I put the cover of my 2-qt. Dutch oven (which I often do when braising something tented), put the big cover on. I cooked it for 3 hours at 275, opened it up then to check it, threw in a cinnamon stick, cooked one more hour at 300, then defatted the braising liquid and strained out the vegetables and let it rest in that 'til dinner time. I gently warmed it up in that, let it rest again for the 15 minutes (or so) while I made a thin gravy from the braising liquid.
It *was* incredibly tender, and hubby loved it, but for me, it was not seasoned enough. If I don't marinate something, I often find at the end of the process, it tastes like it didn't have enough salt. But...I don't like to add too much of that at the beginning, and when starting with raw meat, I don't like to taste for seasoning until the meat's internal temperature is safe... So that remains one of my challenges...getting the salting right.
Practice makes perfect, eh? Or, at least, it makes "better". Thanks for your help with this. I will definitely try this again and look for a real, grown-up brisket.
re: MaggieRSN
Been fun, Maggie, and I hope your brisket came out as tender and tasty as my chuck roast. Even though I know all of my chunked vegies have cooked out much of their flavor, I still spoon them over my meat and potatoes to fool myself into thinking I'm eating healthier. Happy cooking and chowing.
re: MaggieRSN
V-8 juice is actually a great thing to put in with the Brisket.
After seeing Alton Brown's episode, I cobbled together something decent and simple.
1) Rub the chuck with salt, pepper and cumin
2) In an oven proof pan,sear it on all sides over high heat, remove
3) Brown/sweat 1 large onion (cut up) and as much garlic (smashed cloves) as you desire.
4) Add 1 cup red wine, 1 cup tomato juice or sauce, 1/3 cup balsamic, 1/3 cup raisins. Reduce the mixture by 1/2
5) Add the roast, coat it with the mixture, cover the pan and put it in a preheated (325) oven for 2 hours.
6) Remove, cool in fridge overnight.
7) Next day, skim the fat and put the pan back in a 225 degree oven for 4 hours (or more).
Fantastically rich.
re: pdxoski
Thanks for sharing this recipe! The meat turned out so rich and tender that the folks I served it to still haven't stopped talking about it.


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Authors: Godwin, Laura
Title: This is the firefighter
Publisher: New York : Disney Hyperion Books, c2009
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Characteristics: 1 v. (unpaged) :,col. ill. ;,29 cm
Summary: In short, rhyming sentences tells the story of firefighters responding to a fire in a building from the time the alarm rings and the firefighters leave the station until they declare "all clear" and return.
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A Longitudinal Study of Corporate and Organisational Identity DynamicsKjærgaard, Annemette; Morsing, Mette (København, 2005)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Research on identity has raised attention to the importance for managers to align corporate and organisational identity, and to express those identity features that are central, distinct and enduring to strengthen corporate image and reputation among a variety of stakeholders. Drawing from an extensive data collection from two longitudinal studies in the same organisation, Oticon A/S, this study challenges the advantage of an enduring corporate identity by exploring how the dynamics between an organisation's corporate identity and its organisational identity unfolded over time. Following a grounded theoretical approach, a process model is developed to show how the strong corporate identity fluctuated from being productive for the alignment of organisational identity and member identification to being counterproductive during a period of ten years. The paper discusses the implications of endurance of a strong corporate identity, and contrary to prior research we suggest that a strong corporate identity may result in member disidentification. We also suggest that a strong enduring corporate identity may impede organisational development, because top management will disappoint external and internal audiences if a corporate identity change is suggested. The paper concludes by encouraging more longitudinal research to advance knowledge about the complex dynamics of interplay between corporate and organisational identity. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6451
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from Think Aloud to Participatory AnalysisNielsen, Janni (København, 2004)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Think Aloud is cost effective, promises access to the user's mind and is the applied usability technique. But "keep talking" is difficult, besides, the multimodal interface is visual not verbal. Eye-tracking seems to get around the verbalisation problem. It captures the visual focus of attention. However, it is expensive, obtrusive and produces huge amount of data. Besides, eye-tracking do not give access to user's mind. Capturing interface/cursor tracking may be cost effective. It is easy to install, data collection is automatic and unobtrusive and replaying the captured recording to the user and probing about her actions and thoughts open for participatory analysis. Keywords usability test, cost effective, unobtrusive, TA, eye and cursor tracking, user experience, participatory analysis URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6501
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Bille, Trine; Jensen, Søren; Vestergaard, Trine (Frederiksberg, 2011)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Many studies on the creative labor market have been done with the purpose to get knowledge on the creative workers employment, working conditions, income etc. (e.g. Alper and Wassall (2006), Throsby (2001), Throsby and Hollister (2003), Heian, Løyland and Mangset (2008), Abbing (2002). Most studies have been based on interviews and this approach has of course its pros and cons. Very few studies are based on true longitudinal data making it possible to study artists income development and survival in the professions (one exception is Coulangeon et al., 2005) The aim of this study is to analyze, comparatively for different groups of artists, the factors that affect 1) the income of artists, and 2) the probability of an artist exits the artists labor market. The paper compares different groups of artists, by looking at income functions and survival functions concerning risks to exit the labor market, using event history techniques (survival functions and Cox regressions). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8378
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Abstract: During the last ten years there has been a rigorous debate on how to improve anti-cartel enforcement in Europe. Introducing private enforcements systems, like in the US, was early in the process regarded as one of the most important steps for significant improvements. In contrast to public enforcement, private enforcement relies on adequate compensation to customers harmed by a cartel. But cartel damages are hard to calculate and the European Commission has therefore presented a draft guideline on how to quantify harm to assist courts and claimants. The focus in the guidance is on price effects, but cartels are also likely to cause other types of damage, such as efficiency effects. For example, a Swedish committee investigating cartels in the 1950's stated that "A monopolist or a cartel can charge too high prices in relation to its costs. A cartel determines prices after the least efficient firm in the cartel, and hence protects it" (SOU 1951:27). This statement reflects an early awareness that pricing and efficiency effects from cartels are deeply related, and jointly determines the harm for consumers. This thesis aims at re-joining the discussion of cartel prices and efficiencies for the purpose of determining cartel damages. It will focus on the issue outlined above, i.e. cartel behaviour and the harm caused by cartels when a cartel consists of members that are not symmetric in costs. Cost asymmetries can be both exogenous and endogenous to cartel formation, but rather than discussing why asymmetries arise, I will in the four chapters focus on the effect the asymmetries have on cartel prices and hence consumer harm. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8407
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A linguistic contribution to the comparative study of national ways of thinking and communicatingLundquist, Lita (Frederiksberg, 2010)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Recently, it was observed that the French President Nicolas Sarkozy 'uses a lot of verbs' (Calvet & Véronis 2008), what contributes to the impression he makes of being a "turbopresident". At the same time, the (then) Minister of State in Denmark, Anders Fogh-Rasmussen, was characterised as being arrogant because of his top-down, formal, and impersonal way of communicating. If these two styles of communication stuck out as being noticeable in their French and Danish political framework respectively, it is because they were seen against the backdrop of social norms spelling out other rules for communicating in the two societies; a French norm, for presidents at least, stipulating not to use a lot of verbs, and a Danish norm telling not to be formal and impersonal. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8207
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Strandsbjerg, Jeppe (København, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: It is common practice to consider global space a coherent entity that naturally contains social practices and provides the stage for actors of global politics. Yet, such a view ignores the social process of establishing a global space as a framework for other social practices. This paper suggests that an analysis of cartographic practices is key to understand the historical formation of spaces. Drawing on Bruno Latour, I show how the globe has been assembled through cartographic practices in Europe from 1450-1650. I trace how the emerging discipline of cosmography transformed knowledge of the world, and how the Spanish attempts to map the world during the 16th century put in place a system to cartographically establish a new reality of global space. Finally, the paper focuses on how the world was published by Dutch map makers which disseminated this novel global reality and, in effect, made it mobile. This leads to the conclusion that the global map preceded, and assembled, the globe as a unified abstract space enabling the expansion of European political and economic practices. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7377
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Seabrooke, Leonard; Hobson, John (, 2006)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Our everyday actions have important consequences for the constitution and transformation of the local, national, regional and global contexts. How, what, and with whom we spend, save, invest, buy and produce in our ordinary lives shapes markets and how states choose to intervene in them. The political, economic, and social networks with which we associate ourselves provide us not only with meaning about how we think economic policy is made, but also constitute vehicles for how economic policy, both at home and abroad, should be made. And while elite actors in politics and economics obviously have more direct influence, this should not obscure the point that peripheral actors can challenge the legitimacy of how power is exercised. Nor should it obscure the point that such actors have a good deal more agency in terms of determining their own life experiences as well as those of others through their everyday actions than is commonly recognised. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7912
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analyzing Immanuel Kant's grounding for a metaphysics of moralsBordum, Anders (København, 2002)[More information][Less information]
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Kongsted, Hans Christian; Meisner Nielsen, Kasper; Bennedsen, Morten (København, 2007)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Boards are endogenously chosen institutions determined by observable and unobservable firm characteristics. Empirical studies of large publicly traded firms have successfully controlled for observable determinants of board size and shown a robust negative relationship between board size and firm performance. The evidence on smaller closely held firms is less clear; we argue that existing work has been incomplete in analyzing the causal relationship due to weak identification strategies. Using a rich data set of almost 6,000 small and medium-sized closely held corporations we provide a causal analysis of board size effects on firm performance using a novel instrument given by the number of children of the founders of the firms. First, we find no empirical evidence of adverse board size effects when the size of the board lies in the typical range for closely held corporations of three to six directors. Second, we find a significantly negative board size effect for the minority of closely held firms that are characterized by having comparatively large boards of seven or more members and non-complex operations. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7600
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The Causal Relationship Between Insider Ownership, Owner Identity, and Market Valuation Among the Largest European CompaniesPedersen, Torben; Thomsen, Steen (København, 2001)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The causal relationship between insider ownership and market valuation is tested by simultaneous estimation of the causes and effect of insider ownership among the largest continental European companies. Controlling for nation and industry effects insider ownership (measured by the fraction of "closely held" shares) is found to have a positive effect on market valuation (market-to-book values). And market valuation is found to have a positive feedback effect on the level of insider ownership. The findings provide empirical support for a theoretical model proposed by La Porta et al (1999). But the results are also found to be sensitive to owner identity: while a higher level of financial and corporate insider ownership is found to increase market valuation, family ownership has no significant effect, and a higher level of government ownership is found to reduce market valuation. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6535
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An Empirical Investigation from a Dyad PerspectiveWeber, Oliver Jacob (Frederiksberg, 2010)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: In line with the concept of long-term relationships, as opposed to discrete exchanges, gaining acceptance amongst marketing researchers (e.g. Wilson, 1995; Ganesan, 1994; and Dwyer et al., 1987), the prevalent literature has increasingly emphasised the importance of cooperation between companies. As described in Selnes (1998), the objective of long-term relationships is to establish, maintain and enhance relations with trading partners at a profit. It is a dynamic process, whose success depends on the ability of companies to provide one another with episodes of value on a continuous basis. Definable as, "...similar or complementary coordinated action taken by firms in interdependent relationships to achieve mutual outcomes or singular outcomes with reciprocation over time" (Anderson and Narus, 1990, p. 45), cooperation between companies is viewed as an important foundation to the success of long-term relationships (Eriksson and Sharma, 2003). A joint effort based on coordination of activities thus permits companies to attain outcomes of mutual value otherwise not possible, e.g. exchange efficiency (Cannon and Perreault, 1999), decreased environmental uncertainty (Buvik and Grønhaug, 2000), and management of dependencies (Stern and El-Ansary, 1992).... URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8059
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Juel Henrichsen, Peter (, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This working paper presents the CBS text-to-speech tool colloquially known as the TtT (Tekst-til-Tale). The tool is intended for training of university-level students, especially linguists training for a degree in speech technology, and visiting foreign students wanting to improve their spoken Danish. The TtT is operated through a simple wwwbased user-interface. Using the TtT requires basic skills in formal grammar-writing, but no knowledge on other aspects of artificial voice development such as phonetic-acoustic quantification, prosodic modelling, and signal generation. The paper includes a user manual. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7763
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Moeran, Brian (København, 2001)[More information][Less information]
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Interessetilkendegivelse vedrørende oprettelse af et tværinstitutionelt center for grundforskning i "Læring i virtuelle miljøer"Danielsen, Oluf; Dirckinck-Holmfeld, Lone; Fibiger, Bo; Nielsen, Janni; Sørensen, Birgitte-Hom (København, 2004)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6512
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Nielsen, Søren Bo; Raimondos-Møller, Pascalis; Schjelderup, Guttorm (København, 2005)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The paper examines how country tax differences affect a multinational enterprise's choice to centralize or de-centralize its decision structure. Within a simple model that emphasizes the multiple conflicting roles of transfer prices in MNEs – here, as a strategic pre-commitment device and a tax manipulation instrument –, we show that (de-)centralized decisions are more profitable when tax differentials are (small) large. Keywords: Centralized vs. de-centralized decisions, taxes, MNEs. JEL-Classification: H25, F23, L23. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7652
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evidence from the Copenhagen Stock ExchangeNeumann, Robert; Voetmann, Torben (København, 1999)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7159
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A Treatise on Modernity and NegationLarsen, Øjvind (København, 2005)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Modern global society has seen dramatic changes that throw us into impenetrable ethical problems of a kind never before witnessed in history. By this means, ethical problems constitute the locus of our confrontation with our own life situation. It is this condition that I take to be of fundamental importance when one undertakes to reflect upon the meaning of ethics today. If we approach the issue from the point of view of the history of ideas, we find that throughout the whole of the history of philosophy there have been a series of different attempts to articulate an ethics. Most of them address our concerns about how a human being ought to act in order to realise his or her life in the best or most correct way. I will return to the array of suggestions that have been offered in this regard. What is important for my purposes, meanwhile, is that there is some-thing that precedes ethical considerations, namely, the fact that ethics imposes itself upon the indi-vidual as a vital problem, and as one that cannot be escaped. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6438
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Experiences from IndiaSudhanshu, Rai (Frederiksberg, 2009)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper is an outcome of my experience as a team member of the Euro-India Innovation mapping project. The project set out to map India's IT Innovativeness over two years from January 2008-to December 2009. Here I bring to the fore the different methodologies that we reviewed in order to implement the innovation mapping project and our realization that each methodology in itself though useful may not be sufficient to address the complexity of the subject matter due to the vastness of India and its emerging nature. I outline some of the challenges faced by us when designing a methodology for mapping innovation in a large emerging economy. I discuss some solutions and report on how we solved the problem only to be faced with newer challenges. A methodological design is a challenging endeavor in the normal of time, when it comes to doing the same in a large emerging economy the problems becomes compounded. I highlight some of these problems and discuss some solutions in this paper. I conclude this paper with some insights proposing a mix methodology approach has been useful in addressing the challenges of data collection in emerging economies using our Indian experience as a backdrop to our findings. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8263
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Enterprise Achitecture versus Total Cost of OwnershipHolm Larsen, Michael; Holck, Jesper; Kühn Pedersen, Mogens (København, 2004)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Abstract: The paper presents an explorative study of Open Source Software (OSS) focusing on the managerial decisions for acquisition of OSS. Based on three case studies we argue that whereas small organizations often may chose adoption of OSS expecting significant cost savings, a major barrier for larger organizations' adoption of OSS lies in the organizations' consolidation of the enterprise architectures, in addition to that OSS will not be adopted before satisfactory delivery and procurement models for OSS are established. Keywords: Open Source Software, OSS, Enterprise Architecture, Total Cost of Ownership, Delivery and Procurement Model. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6490
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the case of NTT DoCoMoEngel Nielsen, Lars; Mahnke, Volker (København, 2003)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: In recent years, the leading Japanese wireless operator NTT DoCoMo has risen from being largely unknown outside Japan to international fame. Ground-breaking service innovations such as the world's first wireless internet service, I-mode, the world's first third generation wireless service FOMA, as well as the company's successful proliferation of its W-CDMA 3G technologies as the UMTS standard in Europe have generally impressed the troubled telecom industry on its brink to the new era wireless data services. Conversely, much scientism has been aired whether the NTT DoCoMo experience applies to European and US contexts due to differences in e.g. demographics, Internet penetration, and wireless industry structures. To date, these considerations have largely been based on anecdotal reports in trade magazines and an increasing number of case studies focused primarily on the I-mode service (e.g. Mulder and Simpson (2001); Harvard (2000)). Notable, exceptions are Ratliff (2001) and Williamson and Meegan (2002) that however both point to the need for elevating insights on NTT DoCoMo. This working paper sets out to contribute to a more elaborate picture of NTT DoCoMo. The working paper is outlined as follows. Departing from a sketch of DoCoMo's current challenges from the perspective of the CEO Keiji Tachikawa as the financial year 2003 is coming to an end (March 31 2003), a brief introduction to DoCoMo's history and its innovative capabilities initiates the effort to present a more detailed picture of the company. Then, the normal perception of NTT DoCoMo as a de facto monopolist with all dominating market and bargaining power is challenged by means of longitudinal study of the Japanese wireless market's development from 1992 to 2003. During this period, DoCoMo's leadership position as increasingly been challenged by new competitors that emerged from an industry consolidation and regulatory forces. It is found that the nature of competition has shifted from DoCoMo's undisputed dominance to a more dynamic environment signified by intense service innovation based competition. Then, insights are provided as how the NTT DoCoMo competes in its new environment. Three key strategic pillars are analyzed, namely the company's to approaches the (1) orchestrating of innovation with the examples of I-mode, C-mode, and Telematics services, (2) relational challenges with the examples of technology standardization alliances, interfirm relationships with handset providers and internationalization partners, and lastly (3) how new growth avenues are explored. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6514
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GUELPH, Ont. -- Science-based evidence in food safety seriously compromises any argument for allowing raw milk to be freely sold to Canadians. Even a small amount of raw milk can seriously harm a child, a pregnant woman, the elderly, individuals with a compromised immune system, or anyone for that matter; just one glass will do it.
Still, it appears that support to legalize its distribution is growing in North America. In fact, Louisiana is considering loosening its laws to permit raw milk to be legally sold to consumers. In Canada, raw milk crusader Michael Schmidt, despite a recent legal setback, seems to be making some inroads, and an increasing number of people support his cause.
Some have turned this debate into one about the freedom of choice, while proponents of the status quo in Canada perceive this to be a public-health matter.
It is much more complicated than that, however.
Since 1991, regulations require that milk be pasteurized in order to be sold in Canada. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency clearly states that raw milk can harbour dangerous microorganisms that can pose serious health risks; but such a claim is vigorously disputed by raw-milk advocates. They believe our current law breaches consumers' rights to choose, and they say that freedom always comes with certain risks, even in food. Some studies suggest that pasteurization takes away some of milk's nutritional benefits, which would support the view of pro-raw milk groups.
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LINCOLN --- Officials with the William M. Davies Jr. Career & Technical High School are looking for volunteers to donate their hair to the "Locks of Love" event scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Free haircuts will be given to all individuals who have a minimum of 10 inches of hair to donate, and those haircuts will be given in the Cosmetology Salon at Davies between 8:30 a.m.-noon.
WOONSOCKET – Police are looking for a Connecticut man who allegedly rented space in an old factory to set up the most sophisticated indoor marijuana plantation they've ever seen.
Acting on a tip, police seized 140 marijuana plants with an estimated value of $150,000 at 32 Mechanic St. on Oct. 26, said Detective Lt. Eugene Jalette.
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Playing under portable illumination for only the second time ever at Barry Field, Woonsocket High treated its faithful fans to a convincing 34-14 rout of Central in a Division II quarterfinal contest on Friday night.
The Villa Novans got their typical effort out of the defense, which allowed Woonsocket prime field position all night. The offense did its part too, taking a 27-0 lead before the Knights were able to prevent the shutout with two scores in the final quarter.
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MEMBERS OF THE Woonsocket police and fire departments will participate in a benefit hockey game tonight at the Smithfield Arena. Left to right are Police Lt. Brad Scully, Patrolwoman Jamie Paone, Deputy Fire Chief John Danis and Private Rick LaBreche of the fire department who will play in tonight's 9:30 p.m. game that will raise money for the American Cancer Society. Tickets will be sold at the door. Money will be raised through ticket sales and raffles to benefit the Relay For Life of Smithfield 2011. For more info, see www.relayforlife.org/smithfieldri
CENTRAL FALLS --- It was of North Smithfield High head coach Wes Pugh-Pennington's volition to treat his Division IV showdown against Central Falls High on Friday night as a road playoff game.
"Our plan was to keep it simple," he stated. "We knew it was their Homecoming, so we wanted to use this as preparation for the playoffs. We knew we'd see a tough C.F. Team come in and play hard, so we wanted to run the ball, mix it up and gain some yardage. But we also wanted to prove that we're North Smithfield, we're no fluke, and that we come to play football."
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Junior striker Jillian DeSimone scored her team-high 16th of the season and the Lions' defense held off a furious second-half attack by the high-scoring Mounties en route to a 1-0 victory at Cranston Stadium.
LINCOLN --- For the first time in his pro career, Woonsocket's Joe Gardner will be fighting for a championship belt, and he will try to claim his prize in the six-round co-feature of tonight's CES's (Classic Entertainment & Sports, Inc.) "Homecoming King" card at the Twin River Event Center.
And for the first time since coming back to the sport in May after a 7½-year absence, Gardner has had to prepare for a fight without his favorite sparring partner, West Warwick's Keith Kozlin, giving him some valuable rounds.