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A board that plugs into a personal computer to give it display capabilities. The display capabilities of a computer, however, depend on both the logical circuitry (provided in the video adapter) and the display monitor. A monochrome monitor, for example, cannot display colors no matter how powerful the video adapter.
Many different types of video adapters are available for PCs. Most conform to one of the video standards defined by IBM or VESA.
Each adapter offers several different video modes. The two basic categories of video modes are text and graphics. In text mode, a monitor can display only ASCII characters. In graphics mode, a monitor can display any bit-mapped image. Within the text and graphics modes, some monitors also offer a choice of resolutions. At lower resolutions a monitor can display more colors.
Modern video adapters contain memory, so that the computer's RAM is not used for storing displays. In addition, most adapters have their own graphics coprocessor for performing graphics calculations. These adapters are often called graphics accelerators.
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Diverse in form and content, the show ranges from audio installation, through single-channel video to video installation.
The exhibit will be on display through Nov. 24 in the Foster Gallery of the Haas Fine Arts Center. An opening reception will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov 4, in the Foster Gallery.
According to local artist Sean Regan, curator of the show, electronic media is often taken to present the perspective of "reality"; it has pretensions to objectivity. And yet, said Regan, what is evident, when regarded critically, is that media reframes its subject in the very act of representing it.
"Many of the artists in this show are directly concerned with the dynamic of reframing via electronic media," said Regan. "Some express this concern through addressing the manner in which new media reframes and transforms traditional artistic and literary genres — media reframing, performance art, philosophy or even home movies — while others express the concern for the framing of the quotidian experience of daily life."
The exhibiting artists for "Media Frames" are Abigail Child, Deborah Davidovits, Edgar Endress, Hillary Harp, Melissa Friedling, Melissa Ragona, Neil Goldberg and Suzie Silver.
Harp and Silver will give a presentation on their individual work as artists as well as their collaborative work at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 11, in Room 101 of the Haas Fine Arts Center.
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WASHINGTON, June 24, 2013 — Sugar rush addicts of the world unite! A time of great rejoicing is at hand. Hostess Twinkies, the ultimate anti-health food snack, is slated to reappear on store shelves starting this coming July 15. Under new ownership and management, the company formerly known as Hostess Brands, Inc.
Equally exciting: once popular but currently defunct Drake Cakes are also on the comeback trail, with product availability rumored to be scheduled for late summer or early autumn.
As most Twinkies fans and business news fanatics are likely well aware, the company formerly known as Hostess Brands, Inc. finally succumbed last year to a one-two punch from intransigent unions and their legacy health care and pension overhang as well as the company's own cost-inefficient management and distribution methods. Hostess filed for and never emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and was forced to sell off its brands and many of its baking facilities to satisfy creditors as it dissolved.
Hostess Brands Inc. was struggling for years before it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in early 2012. Workers blamed the troubles on years of mismanagement, as well as a failure of executives to invest in brands to keep up with changing tastes. The company said it was weighed down by higher pension and medical costs than its competitors, whose employees weren't unionized.
Ultimately, Hostess' bread brands, including its ubiquitous, balloon-festooned Wonder Bread label, were acquired by Georgia-based baking giant Flowers, Inc., the maker of Tastykakes, Nature's Own breads and numerous additional nationally distributed products. Flowers reportedly intends to re-introduce Wonder Bread to stores later this year, although its plans are currently on hold pending approval of this acquisition by the Department of Justice.
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Hostess' snack products were also a little tricky to sell, attracting numerous bidders and deals for the company's iconic snack cake brands, which also include Hostess Cupcakes and Donettes. The ultimate winning bid was submitted by an investing team consisting of giant Apollo Global Management and investment firm Metropoulos & Co., which already controls numerous nationally known brands including Pabst.
Now under the management of these two venture capitalist-investment company firms, the new management of the Hostess snack food brands is getting excited about the return of these products to store shelves next month. The brands' familiar packaging will reportedly carry a new banner, bragging that the return of Hostess snacks will be nothing less than "The Sweetest Comeback in the History of Ever."
New management promises that the recipes and content of the Hostess products will remain largely the same. However, the popular Hostess Cupcakes will reportedly get an upgrade without a price boost. Formerly, the recipe had used milk chocolate. But now, perhaps upgrading to more demanding consumer tastes, the recipe will use dark cocoa instead which should provide the product with a more robust taste and appearance. Product pricing will remain the same.
Once the system is back up and running, the company will also consider adding a few new products and product textures to its traditional lines.
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Freed from the money-losing constraints of its old contract, the new Hostess will bake snacks with a smaller, non-union labor force and fewer standalone bakeries.
Hostess products will now be delivered to giant, independent warehouses, which supply an array of customers as opposed to the company's previous delivery methods, which, under Teamsters contracts, required the use of costly company drivers and trucks to deliver products to each individual store.
An additional benefit to the company's new, modern delivery method: general warehouse distribution will bring the Hostess brand to stores that never carried its products before, particularly currently popular and prospering "dollar stores" and a wide array of convenience stores.
Meanwhile, Drakes Cake, which suffered a near-death experience similar to that of Hostess and was acquired by McKee Foods—the maker of Little Debbie snack cakes—is also readying for a re-emergence of its own popular brands, including Devil Dogs, Funny Bones, YankeeDoodles and Yodels.
McKee has been tight-lipped about precisely which Drakes products it plans to re-introduce to the marketplace, saying only that those products chosen for the initial rollout will be baked in its own facilities.
Whatever the case, whether Hostess, Tastykake, Little Debbies or Drake's, consumers will likely enjoy the return of their favorite sugary snack foods, the increased variety of choice on the shelves, and, perhaps, even the benefit of a little cost competition.
The only people likely to be chagrined by these latest developments are New York's Mayor Michael "Nanny" Bloomberg whose anti-sugary food crusading is as well known as it is nationally despised; and Little Debbie herself who is reportedly chagrined, as she's being forced once again to compete against her old rivals. Neither the Mayor nor Debbie was made available for comment.
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Passover Sweets: 5 Fancy, Flourless Desserts
Expand your repertoire of Passover desserts with these unleavened, mostly dairy-free sweets from Martha Stewart. Between canned macaroons and the standard flourless chocolate cake, there exists a wealth of options for the sweet finale to a Passover meal, including toffee, tarts, and "cream"-filled pastries.
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Almond-Coconut Macaroons
These traditional Passover cookies couldn't be easier to make just stir and bake and they require only a handful of ingredients. The coconut treats are crisp and nutty, with a chewy center.
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Chock-full of sliced almonds, semisweet chocolate, and crunchy matzo, this crunchy-sweet treat is perfect for Passover and so good, you'll crave it all year!
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Profiteroles with Whipped Coconut Cream and Caramelized Bananas
The tropical treatment of the "cream" filling gives this classic French dessert a fun new twist. Appropriate for a meat or dairy meal, the choux pastry for the profiteroles is made with matzo meal and margarine.
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Measuring Success
"You can't simply invent or purchase a new system, implement it and then expect your employees to automatically adhere to it. It changes something that's been done a certain way for awhile and if they don't understand it they'll have a difficult time buying into it," explains Brissa.
"Here, our employees are most likely involved in the investigation and recommendation of the type of system we'll purchase. Then, a cross-functional team is involved in the implementation process. This team then becomes our internal trainers on the system we're implementing."
Brissa emphasizes a training regimen that's well-rounded. In Naperville, training is not limited to how employees perform their jobs in the field. Further education in things like communication skills, customer service and managing change are key ingredients to a successful staff, says Brissa.
"You have to have a clear understanding of where your community is headed — a clear vision of what they want, and it's the staff's job to find out the how. Once that's done, training opportunities tend to rise to the top," says Brissa.
"We have daily management boards, which include a lot of the key measurements for each department. One of those measurements that we keep in the human resources department is training hours. We made it a strategic goal that every full-time employee in the district would receive at least 20 hours of what we consider formal training. We also have development plans for each full-time employee, where supervisors and employees sit down and create a development plan for the employee for the upcoming year, which includes mutually agreed-upon training needs."
Managing Revenue
Perfecting those individual processes and procedures — whether related to staff, facilities or programs — to a big-picture goal is the aim. But those individual components cannot add up without a broader vision.
"Even though we're not for profit, it's no secret in this industry that you have to perform to net revenue expectations. The days of simply looking at the revenue you bring in are over. We have to keep increasing our net revenue," says Brissa.
Naperville is working on accomplishing its broader outcome-based and net-revenue goals with a re-vamped capital plan process that effectively prioritizes every possible upcoming project in the next 20 years.
These projects are given a current dollar value, with a 3 percent up-charge added each year to keep up with inflation. So, if Naperville plans to build something ten years from now, the city will take today's value, add three percent to each of those ten years and put that new number in the capital forecast.
As projects come to fruition, those projects fall off the capital forecast and move to the capital plan. The key to this process, says Brissa, is a priority system that goes from 1-10. The ranking system identifies the relative importance of certain criteria, such as safety, and assigning each a number from 1-10. To see what Naperville's system looks like on paper, go to www.parksandrecbusiness.com and click on Forms.
"We identified each of the 816 line items in our capital forecast and ranked them 1-10 based on the priority ranking system. It sorted them by priority, but what it didn't tell us was what was inside all of the numbers, so we went to a sub prioritization system that took into account the results of our community attitude and interest survey. For example, our community puts a very high priority on walking trails, so even though something like trails might shake out as a priority 4, it's now 4.1," explains Brissa.
"We'll take those priorities, beginning with one all the way down until we spend our capital money and implement those capital projects. Our board retains a 10 percent discretionary fund so they can have input into some of our non-priority projects that they might have interest in."
Again, says Brissa, constant and consistent measurement ensures the reliable collection of data through time, which helps prioritize and move projects through efficiently, while maximizing revenue generation.
"We have key measurements in all of our revenue generating areas called Vital Signs. Depending on the functional area — whether it's Centennial Beach or our golf courses — we measure these Vital Signs," says Brissa.
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The UK-based company has marked down the 10- and 12-night sailings -- all on the 2,092-passenger Queen Elizabeth -- by up to 60% off brochure prices and is throwing in on-board credits of up to $300 per cabin.
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Chipotle & Grass-Fed Beef
Ever since we saw that animated video with Willie Nelson singing Cold Play's "The Scientist,"we've been Googling like crazy to try to separate the facts from the feel-good (and extremely effective) marketing.
Even before the video came out, critics have questioned whether Chipotle's ingredients are really healthier and more sustainably-produced as claimed. Check out Amanda Radke's blog post over at Beef Central for a taste of sour grapes. Radke's never met a feedlot she didn't like and the comments that she allows to appear below her post (many pro-Chipotle comments seemed to disappear soon after they were posted) lay out some of the allegations that the burrito makers are all hat, no cattle. For example, there's this bit of indignation from
a fellow who goes by the web handle of Daren Williams who runs the Beltway Beef Blog.
What bothers me most about this video, and other Chipotle marketing campaigns, is the hypocrisy. When we called them on their billboards, placemats and other materials bashing conventional food production they readily admitted that a majority of the meat in their burritos is NOT raised "naturally" (meaning no antibiotics used to keep the animals healthy or hormones supplemented to reduce the amount of land, water and feed needed to raise animals). They said their goal is to get there but they are not there yet. So essentially these campaigns imply that a majority of the food they sell in their own restaurants is unhealthy and bad for the planet. All in the name of clever marketing. Chipotle marketing is at best hypocritical, if not unethical or illegal.
Hypocritical? Unethical? Illegal? Let's take a look, shall we? What does Chipotle actually say about how their beef is produced? Their slogan is "Food With Integrity," and here's what their website says about the beef they cram in their burritos:
When we started purchasing naturally raised beef in 1999 we could hardly find any suppliers that met our standards. We've put a lot of work into poking, prodding, convincing, and occasionally applying guilt to ranchers in order to get more and more suppliers to meet our naturally raised standards.
Today, thanks to increased demand, we purchase 85 percent of our beef from ranches that meet or exceed our naturally raised standards. We're still working on it, and we won't rest until 100% of our beef is naturally raised.
This is why we love Chipotle. They're fighting the good fight, not perfect, but moving the ball down the field towards the touchdown line of sustainable food. As beef producers, however, we're interested in what exactly Chipotle's beef standards are.
As an aside, we might quibble with their ungrammatical use of "naturally raised." That would be the compound adjective "naturally-raised" that Chipotle's wanting to use, same way that the only kind of beef Estancia sells is grass-fed and pasture-raised, not grass fed and pasture raised.
But transcending the language nerd inside us and moving on to the substance of Chipotle's claim, what do they mean by "naturally raised" beef? To us (and to the average consumer, we think) that would mean pasture-raised, grass-fed, never-a-feedlot. It would mean cattle eating what cattle evolved to eat where they evolved to eat it. Is that what you get at Chipotle?
It's very hard to tell from searching on the web. The signal to noise ratio is very low. Here's a blog post from Fast Company that praises Chipotle for using "sustainable meat," quoting an interview with Chipotle C.E.O. & Founder Steve Ells from this interview with www.smartplanet.com. But nowhere in the interview does Ells say that Chipotle's beef is grass-fed or pasture-raised. Is this how rumors on the Internet spread? It's kind of an echo chamber that distorts and amplifies, isn't it? Ells clearly has his heart in the right place, but the devil is in the details. So we gotta wonder if Chipotle's cows are in the pasture.
We found this awesome blog that compares Chipotle burritos to those from a rival chain called Moe's that does use grass-fed beef from Uruguay and New Zealand. We'll take a closer look at Moe's in a future blog post.
We finally stumbled on this panel discussion that included Heidi Wederquist, Director of Quality Assurance and Food Safety for Chipotle. According to her bio, "Wederquist works with Chipotle's food suppliers to help assure quality and food safety at each point within the supply chain. She also oversees the Local Produce program." Luckily, someone asked the burning question and received a semi-straight answer from Ms. Wederquist:
Q: Does Chipotle purchase grass-fed and finished beef? If so, how does it re-educate its customers and chefs given that grass-fed beef tastes different than typical corn-fed beef?
A: Chipotle is currently purchasing some grass-fed beef for our steak and Barbacoa. In Barbacoa, we do not see a flavor difference between grassfed and naturally raised. Our Barbacoa is slowly braised for hours, so it is always tender. For steak preparation, we show our restaurants how to give the grassfed beef special attention on the grill, since it cooks more quickly.
Some grass-fed is encouraging.
In 2007, Chipotle ran another very effective marketing campaign touting its zero tolerance for meat from animals treated with antibiotics. We've made it clear where Estancia stands on antibiotic use. What's Chipotle's position today? Has it changed? Does naturally-raised meat mean animals raised with no hormones or antibiotics? Is that the extent of the definition?
Again, it's hard to say just from relying on our friend, Mr. Google. A recent company press release has CEO Ells testifying before Congress in support of the Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act, which is cool. In the same press release, Ells seems to say that the pork Chipotle serves is produced without antibiotics, which is also great:
Ells presentation drew on his own experiences and Chipotle's food supply practices that have the company looking for more sustainable sources for all of the ingredients it uses. Ells calls this philosophy "Food with Integrity" and it is how Chipotle is changing the way people think about and eat fast food. Chipotle began this quest more than 10 years ago after Ells decided to start serving naturally raised pork (from pigs raised on open pasture or in deeply bedded barns, without the use of antibiotics or added hormones) in all Chipotle restaurants.
But what about the beef? Chipotle's efforts to move towards sourcing more sustainable, healthy, and ethical meat is laudable, but by not being more transparent the chain undermines its efforts and opens itself up to criticism that it's nothing more than a savvy marketing machine duping gullible consumers who care about where their food comes from and how it's produced.
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September 1, 2014
The Road to Happy Returns
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The Promise of St. Thomas
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The Challenge of a Rural TNR Project
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Beyond the Dumpster
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Dear Editor,
Thank you to everyone who donated clothing to the Synergy back-to-school clothing give-away held Saturday, August 2 at Sanctuary Ministries.
Over 56 families attended and at least 125 children left our church with their own (sometimes) overflowing bag of clothing and coats. This was an awesome outreach and we would like to thank Synergy for inviting us to partner with them.
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The absence of Senator(s) Cantwell and Murray is surprising and disrespectful to the citizens of Washington.
These two women are suppose to represent us and be concerned with our points-of-view, but fail to host meetings so they can hear (face-to-face) our issues.
I personally believe this is telling about their character and how much they really care about their constituents.
Senator Murray is up for re-election in 2010 and apparently is so secure that she needs to not engage the public.
When I called Senator Murray's office, they told me that she does not hold town hall meetings.
Senators get paid on average around $170K per year (they got their 2.5 percent pay-raise this year).
I am sure Senator Murray will hold many town hall meetings next year during her campaign, but I want a senator that cares about my opinion during their entire term, not just when they want a new contract.
Remember these Senator's actions come election time, it is very telling about their opinion of you.
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During Aquafest I enjoyed the Firemen's Breakfast, just like I do every year. My family and I always enjoy going to the breakfast during Aquafest. It has great food and provides a fun time for the community.
Being a person who plans meals and events for service groups and non-profit organizations, I know how much work, planning and effort a breakfast like this one takes.
Thanks to Blake and all the Firemen and staff who plan this wonderful breakfast. I hope Chief Faucett knows what a great crew he has.
Our community benefits from their dedication and service.
Kathy Little
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I'm writing in support of Judge David Hulbert running for Superior Court Judge.
I'm very enthusiastic about his candidacy because he is clearly the most widely experienced candidate. It makes the most sense to elect someone who can get the job done from day one.
He's no beginner, he has 12 years of actual superior court experience and will not need the extensive job training the other two candidates will.
Judge Hulbert has a reputation for being fair and dedicated to the people of Snohomish County.
Tax dollars need to be spent wisely and voting for dedicated and experienced Judge Hulbert is a sound investment.
Join me and vote for Judge David Hulbert for Superior Court Judge.
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I support Referendum 71. It is fair and correct to affirm the rights of Washington's gay and lesbian families.
The Constitution of the United States was written for "the people"; not just married people; not just single people. Everybody.
Domestic Partnerships are not a replacement for full marriage equality. All families deserve true equality under the law.
The purpose of our Constitution is to limit the power of government and protect the rights of the people. All of the people.
Who opposes Referendum 71? People who think that our Constitutional liberties do not apply to everyone but rather to specific groups that they happen to belong to.
We have a word for that–intolerance.
This is a time for all who believe in equality of rights to stand up and be counted. Washington State is the nation's leader in Women's rights. Let's take the lead on this issue and make sure that our gay and lesbian families enjoy the same protection that the rest of us take for granted.
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The triathlon got a big black eye in my book when I was awakened at 6:30 Saturday morning by a bullhorn loud enough to hear what they were saying and I live near the High School.
The announcements went on for half an hour. Even Aquafest isn't that loud.
You can't run a lawnmower or other machinery that early without the risk of being cited. I sure hope the organizers can find a way to tone it down in the future.
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Don Adams, star of the first (and still the best) spy spoof Get Smart has died at 82, which rather dates those of us who watched it as a kid.
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Don't have a car. I still really hate driving. People are mean. Maybe if I lived in the country I'd like it better.
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It's scary. One thing that's helpful (although annoying) is to just stick behind the bus or slow moving big rig. Yes it takes longer, yes it's annoying, but no one will try to get between you and the big vehicle unless they're desperate. They're more likely to cut in front of the bigger car, which is going a lot slower anyway.
Again, I try to do this but it's hard not to get mad when people cut in and then proceed to drive like 10 miles slower. : /
I got involved with a minor road rage incident today, with the guy cutting in front to "get back" because I passed him. I'm not sure if i cut too close, but quite frankly his veering across lanes did not help.
I did not engage him, even though he slowed down to either glare or give me the finger. I wish people would LOOK and use their turn signals and WAIT. If you don't have enough room, don't risk it. There is such a thing as right of way, and that doesn't mean you fitting your car into the space, no matter how much the other person will have to brake.
I try to be a defensive driver and not be aggressive, but it's hard not to want to start strangling people when they are talking on their cell phones and are too engrossed in themselves to pay attention.
Not to mention when people get pissy when they are in the wrong. If I honk at you, it might be to avoid getting hit by your car because you might not have seen me or you didn't bother to look. Honking at me when I turn doesn't help the situation. Sigh.
I encountered a woman who screamed epithets at me because my ride was temporarily blocking her path. She even drove up next to my car, rolled down the window, and repeated herself (yelling still) 3 or 4 times.
I was really upset and am still trying to calm myself down. I was a little immature and stupid, although in retrospect she wouldn't have seen anything I did because it was dark. I did not follow her after she drove off, although I was REALLY tempted to. There's no point in engaging…as I imagine she's probably forgotten all about it and is busy doing whatever in her waste of her life.
Sometimes it's really hard when people don't obey the rules or are douchebags just because they can be.
Still, I did not lose my temper (as I was going to the gym). Sometimes you just have to let things go.
This is really hard when people do things illegally—ride in the bike lane, turn into the street without yielding the right of way, etc. It's tough not to take it personally, especially when I AM obeying the traffic laws.
I still prefer driving in the morning when it's quieter. It's also EXTREMELY frustrating when people continue to text or use the phone. you can almost tell because they are driving more slowly or more erratically. But it's not about what the other person is doing. Drive like you own the car, not the road.
I got really mad at a driver who didn't cut me off, but turned into my lane despite the fact that I had to slow down in order to let him in. I wanted to give that guy a piece of my mind and I lost my temper.
Then I got mad at someone who switched lanes and decided to drive slower than the rate I was driving. I really hate it when that happens. I didn't do any rude gestures (I haven't crossed that line), but losing my temper didn't do any good and it really isn't worth the time. I have to remember that. It doesn't help anyone.
Nowadays I've noticed (maybe it's been always like this) that people don't give a damn about the rules of the road. Forget about the right of way, so long as you can get your car in and out, who gives a damn about following the road rules. Even if the oncoming car has to break or stop, people still cut in, switch lanes, make that turn even though I'm pretty sure you should only go if it's clear or there's enough distance so you don't slow things down.
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This family-friendly hotel is located in Vienna (Schonbrunn), close to Schoenbrunn Palace, Vienna Technical Museum, and Schoenbrunn Zoo. Also nearby are Lugner City and Mariahilfer Street.
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In addition to a restaurant, Courtyard by Marriott Vienna Schoenbrunn features a fitness center. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature refrigerators, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. 4 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and concierge services.
Courtyard by Marriott Vienna Schoenbrunn is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 118
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
Stay connected
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
In your room
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Courtyard by Marriott Vienna Schoenbrunn has a restaurant on site.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
The fine print for Courtyard by Marriott Vienna Schoenbrunn
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 17 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 8 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): EUR 8 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 39 per person (one way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 19 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 19 per night


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Well...I broke down and bought prunes. And my sweet husband went to the store with me to get them. I hope these things work as well as I have heard! I can't stand this pain from constipation. I am so bloated and uncomfortable. I wanted to try a natural remedy, rather than taking a foreign medication.
Has anyone else tried eating prunes for constipation? Did they work? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Is it weird that I saw this topic and thought it was directed to people who had hit week 9, which is a prune on the fruit ticker? That's pretty self-centered of me, isn't it.
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I made a SWIMSUIT!! A real actual, wearable swimsuit. This is definitely my proudest sewing moment to date. It's the Bombshell Swimsuit pattern by Closet Case Files that is just so hot right now! And its the middle of winter here in Australia right now but I had to get in on the action…
So the intimidation factor was pretty high. I fully expected to sweat and slave and maybe cry a little but it was actually a really enjoyable sew. Relaxing even. I followed the Sewalong which broke the whole thing down into neat bite sized steps and just did a bit each night. There was nothing brain-straining, even the little section where you have to work out a percentage of elastic (maths eek!) came and went without dramas.
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Houston doesn't necessarily spring to mind as a foodie's paradise, at least not in the way San Francisco or New Orleans do. But the city's reputation as a culinary hotspot is growing, thanks, in part, to local celebrity chefs who are gaining national exposure.
And now some of those chefs are leading small insiders' tours to mom-and-pop and otherwise little-known eateries and shops they favor when they're not slaving over their own commercial stoves.
Tickets are now on sale for the 2011 Where the Chefs Eat tour. If you anticipate being in Houston on the tour dates, reserve now. The outings are limited to 16 people and were wildly popular in their first go-round this year. Tickets are $180, with some proceeds going to the Houston Food Bank.
Among the better-known tour guides: Chef Bryan Caswell of Reef, a contender on this season's Next Iron Chef. He'll accompany diners on Feb. 20 to the eclectic West Houston Spring Branch district for pierogies, eggrolls and authentic Mexican fare.
Monica Pope of t'afia and late of Top Chef Masters, will show off some of her favorite Mediterranean restaurants on April 17. Other chefs will take diners out for Chinese BBQ, street fare and comfort food.
I'm not surprised these tours are popular. They're a great idea. But I'm not aware of anything exactly like them in other cities. Though Denver's Culinary Connectors take tour goers for behind-the-scenes dining and conversation with chefs in their Top Restaurant Tour (in Denver, Boulder and Aspen, $99).
Last summer in Los Angeles, I went on a 3.5 hour multi-stop tour of Thai town restaurants that was as much about culture as it was about cuisine. Conceived of by Six Taste Food Tours, the company also showcases fare in Santa Monica, Hollywood, Little Tokyo and downtown LA.
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#5 St. Paris Graham visits #2 Blair Academy (Jan. 29)January 26th, 2011 | Author: HSWrestling.net
This article was originally published at HSWrestling.net. Copyright: HSWrestling.net.
St. Paris Graham has a chance for redemption this weekend after losing a heart-breaker last Saturday against in-state rival St. Edward. The loss dropped S.P.G. from #2 to #5 in The National Team Rankings as they get ready to go to Blair Academy this weekend, the new #2 team in the country.
How will St. Paris Graham respond to their seasons first blemish? We can speculate how big of an impact not having Isaac Jordan (defending state champion) was in deciding the outcome of the St. Edward match. Graham's Isaac Jordan (#2 in Ohio) was hoping to be back in the lineup to face St. Ed's after being inactive for 6 weeks with an injury. But he wasn't fully-healthy or match-ready to come back for a showdown against Domenic Abounader, Ohio's D-I #1 ranked 160-pounder, who pinned Jordan's replacement in the first period, helping St. Ed's win the dual meet by 2 points. Head coach Jeff Jordan needs to rally the team and show they can bounce back after a tough defeat if they want to climb back near the top of the polls and add to their successful 2010-2011 season.
Meanwhile, Blair Academy is on a roll after winning the NHSCA Final Four Duals in Pennsylvania last week, where they beat the #1 ranked teams in New Jersey (54-10) and Washington (70-0). They seemed to have peaked just in time for Graham coming to town and for next weekend, as they head to Ohio to face St. Edward. For the season, Blair is undefeated in dual meets, Beast of the East Team Champions and 2nd-place finishers at the Ironman, where St. Paris Graham narrowly won the title. You can count on head coach Jeff Buxton having Blair Academy ready for Graham this Saturday.
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112 – Ryan Taylor
119 – Micah Jordan
125 - Nate Henkle
130 - Lane Thomas
135 - Case Garrison
140 - Nick Brascetta
145 - Bo Jordan
152 - Matt Stephens
160 - Isaac Jordan or Robert Mannier
171 - Kyle Ryan
189 - Huston Evans
215 - Mark Meyer
285 - Darrin Bovey
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112 – Evan Silver or Max Hvolbek
119 – Caleb Richardson or Evan Silver
125 – Mark Grey or Caleb Richardson
130 – Todd Preston or Mark Grey
135 – Austin Ormsbee or Todd Preston
140 – Russ Parsons or Austin Ormsbee
145 – Dylan Milonas or Russ Parsons
152 – Patrick Coover or Dylan Milonas
160 – Mike Mocco
171 – Addison Knepshield
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Ninety-year-old Deborah Szekely took the podium at last week's Washington Spa Alliance symposium at the National Press Club and let it rip. The energetic "godmother" of destination spas (72-year-old Rancho La Puerta and half-century-old Golden Door) has been in the business since her late teens and now has a new mission:
"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore," she said, quoting the movie Network's jaded news anchor. "The kids ... the obesity. We are watching Americans become fatter day by day, and that's sickening."
She puts much of the blame on lack of exercise and also on big food companies and fast-food chains making unhealthy eats so tempting, cheap and easy to get.
She decries "the pervasive pipe dream that obesity will be cured by new drugs and medical procedures."
So what is Szekely (pronounced "say-kay") doing about all this? She is spearheading a movement described at WellnessWarrior.org. It has a video message from her and asks for donations to lobby Congress for legislation that promotes health and for a grass-roots initiative to organize community walking groups. Szekely also urges spa and health professionals attending the symposium to do outreach in their communities, especially the parts without the means to join gyms or spend thousands a week at a destination spa that teaches healthy habits.
If you do have the money, Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Mexico, near San Diego is offering special family weeks starting Aug. 4 and 11. Adults are $3,000 (including lodging, all meals, programs, but not tax) and kids cost $500 plus tax.
Another top spa, Miraval near Tucson (Oprah Winfrey loves it), is offering $249-plus-tax daily rates for certain off-peak days this summer. Stays must be booked by tomorrow night.
What do you think -- can our obesity epidemic be stemmed?
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Councilman opposes 'government mandates'
WAXAHACHIE - Councilman Mark Singleton responded in strong opposition against any kind of "government mandates" during the Monday, April,18, council meeting.
During a presentation by Director of Planning Clyde Melick on some zoning law amendments, there was discussion of a possible ordinance to be passed by council for city residents or developers to have "not one tree species be any more than 30 percent of the required trees."
"Basically what we are trying to do is make our landscape ordinance better," said Melick.
"What happens if there are all Red Oaks, or all Live Oaks, something happens and they die, there will be more diversity [with this ordinance] and hopefully it will not affect all the trees as to having something hit all Red Oaks and then no trees will be in the certain area they were planted."
"Is there a problem with our State Capital surrounded by nothing but Live Oaks??" asked Singleton.
"I really have a problem with government mandate and to me, this seems like a regulatory burden that should not be put on our citizenry."
With a motion by Singleton and second by Councilman Kevin Strength, the amendments to local city ordinances was passed unanimously by council with section 36.7.2, the not one tree species be more than 30 percent one tree, removed.
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Plus: Elisha Cuthbert and Conan purred and clawed at each other until Rainn Wilson barked, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
"We are sorry Axl will not be able to accept his induction in person."
He doesn't want to be in it.
Laxl del Rose!
He's suing the makers of Guitar Hero for $20 million for using Slash's image.
He's wrecking expensive cars and everything.
Dublin GNR fans welcomed Axl Rose to the jungle last night with a rain of bottles.
Plus: January Jones denies reports that Jason Sudeikis has seen her naked.
See video of Guns-n'-Roses impromptu acoustic set at Reading.
Axl Rose is suing his former manager, Irving Azoff, for allegedly trying to make the singer come to his senses.
Suit claims 'oral agreement' for 15 percent of commissions.
This time in South America.
"Goin' on late at Rose Bar nonsense: Nope, Nopity, Nope!!"
Did we just see what we think we saw?
This does not bode well for the rest of the 'Chinese Democracy' world tour.
In baring his Christian nipples, Stapp carries on a long tradition in music.
The sample was provided "by a member of the album's production team who has assured us that these few seconds of sound were obtained legitimately."
Oh, Axl.
Which would be a far better punishment if we believed the blogger in question ever left his home anyway.
About five months too late.
Axl Rose: "In a nutshell, personally I consider him a cancer."
And speaks and speaks and speaks. We kid, it's actually great to finally hear his thoughts on 'Chinese Democracy'!


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Ever year the IRS sets up volunteer income tax assistance centers (VITAs) all over the state. If you make under $50,000 a year, you can walk right in and they'll do your taxes for free. And since they're run by the IRS there are VITA centers in four of the five boroughs (sorry Staten Islanders, you draw the short straw). Want to find your closest location? Here's a map:
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Whistleblower Series – The real problem with China isn't China, its you.
Terms like China, APT and Zero-Day are synonymous with Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (FUD). The trouble is that, in our opinion anyway, these terms and respective news articles detract from the actual problem. For example, in 2011 only 0.12% of compromises were attributed to zero-day exploitation and 99.88% were attributed to known vulnerabilities. Yet, despite this fact the media continued to write about the zero-day threat as if it was a matter of urgency. What they really should have been writing about is that the majority of people aren't protecting their networks properly. After all, if 99.88% of all compromises were the result of the exploitation of known vulnerabilities then someone must not have been doing their job. Moreover, if people are unable to protect their networks from the known threat then how are they ever going to defend against the unknown?
All of the recent press about China and their Advanced Persistent Threat is the same, it detracts from the real problem. More clearly, the problem isn't China, Anonymous, LulzSec, or any other FUD ridden buzzword. The problem is that networks are not being maintained properly from a security perspective and so threats are aligning with risks to successfully affect penetration. A large part of the reason why these networks are such soft targets is because their maintainers are sold a false sense of security from both the services and technology perspective.
In this article we'll show you how easy it was for us to hack into a sensitive government network that was guarded by industry technologies and testing best practices. Our techniques deliberately mimicked those used by China. You'll notice that the techniques aren't particularly advanced (despite the fact that the press calls them Advanced) and in fact are based […]


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Evernote users told to reset passwords after hack
Attack was a coordinated attempt to compromise its systems, sayscompany
By Juan Carlos Perez | Published: 07:29, 03 March 2013
Evernote, which makes business and consumer productivity software for things like taking notes and doing research, is forcing all of its 50 million users to change their passwords after detecting a hacker intrusion on its sytems.
The attacker gained access to Evernote accounts' usernames, email addresses and passwords. Although passwords are encrypted, the company "in an abundance of caution" is implementing a password reset, the company said in a blog post on Saturday.
There is no evidence that the malicious hackers accessed user content nor that they got a hold of customers' payment information, according to the company.
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The network "suspicious activity" that Evernote detected and blocked was an apparent "coordinated attempt" to break into secure areas of its service, Evernote said in the post.
"After signing in, you will be prompted to enter your new password. Once you have reset your password on evernote.com, you will need to enter this new password in other Evernote apps that you use. We are also releasing updates to several of our apps to make the password change process easier, so please check for updates over the next several hours," reads Evernote's blog post.
Evernote is the latest victim in a recent string of hacking incidents against high-profile technology companies, including Apple, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook.
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Hi Everyone, I was just curious as to what, how everyone else was doing in their kaplan, saunders or whichever nclex practice scores and uh the result of your nclex exam. Most of the posts i found were ah a few years old. ... Read More
- 0Jun 2, '12 by *4!#6Readiness exam score: 77%
I am doing really well on these exams, but my Qbank scores (50 questions each) range from 62%-74%, and I even got a 58% once. Is this normal? One of the things I am thinking is that I don't test well distracted. I took Readiness and QT 4 & 5 at the library, however have been doing Qbanks at home where I am interrupted by noisy neighbors, pets, and my boyfriend.
- 0Jun 2, '12 by Biggie1Sagremus: your qbank scores are very good. Some will say the 58% is bad but I received all sorts of scores ranging from high to low and vice versa...it could have been a very difficult batch of questions. Still and all, o through each questions with every answer choice and see where you went wrong. Buy the Saunders 5th edition review book. I didn't have much time to look at it but it's very helpful and you can absorb info in minutes with it......
- 0Jun 4, '12 by Biggie1Quote from hope0416Hi you should be making sure to do at least 50 questions everyday...do at lest 1000 questions if you are working full time...I studied from jan. to may and worked part time did over 1400 questions, some people do even more, it just depends on your comfort level of viewing questions, set aside percentages...when my percentages were low, it was because I lacked material knowledge...just make sure you know your safety, broad view of med classess, and the physiology!hi!! I'm planning to take my test on July, any suggestion for me?.. I'm working full time right now
- 0Jun 4, '12 by olliesmommy1005This is making me feel slightly better.....working in Q7 and after 151 q I am at a 78%.......2 days and counting!
- 0Jun 4, '12 by Inori@ hope0416 - set aside a set time each day just for studying and if you use iphone get the nclex apps on it so you can do practice questions throughout the day, lunch break, waiting on line for coffee etc. That's it use the kaplan diagnostics, practice tests to pinpoint your weak areas and then use saunders to shore up your content knowledge on those areas. The key is be consistent every day do 50-100 questions, so long as in the end you get through all content areas, and kaplan qbank, qt your good to go. Oh pick 1 book and stick with it as its tempting to try to use every review book out there. I went with saunders & kaplan GOOD LUCK!!
- 0Jun 4, '12 by Inori@ olliesmommy1005 - your scores are looking good! Finish QT7 today-tomorrow and take the next 2 days off you want to rest the brain so you show up for the exam fresh. GOOD LUCK and comeback to post the rest of your scores QT 1-7, qbank etc. Let us know what happens!
- 1Jun 5, '12 by olliesmommy1005Quote from Biggie1Thanks! I'm always the person who has to be talked off the ledge before tests....I just tend to freak out and then do fine on tests....I know I should take today off, but I'm still going through my LaCharity today, just to get it done....Olliesmommy: Im glad you're feeling better, of something you read by someone freaks you out, don't read it!! I know I was reading random things online and getting scared prior to the exam, I made a point to ignore it, hehe..but anyway your scores are way beyond good!
As for the rest of the Qbanks....I didn't do them all, I actually was just reviewing the slides online....so I wanted to make sure I could to Q7 to see how I could do with that one since it is said that they get harder....I've been doing Saunders, NCLEX 4000, LaCharity, and Kaplan online and my old (2010-2011) that I bought at the beginning of nursing school on my Nook!
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Pecos Pete - Season 1 Episode 20 - Feb. 9, 1959 - An assailant leaps Tarzan-style from a tree, murdering a wealthy rancher riding a horse. The victim's brother flies cross-country to hire Peter Gunn to disprove the Texas coroner's verdict of accidental death. The Henry Mancini score playfully emphasizes the big city PI sticks out like a gun in a haystack compared to the suspiciously lackadaisical local sheriff, but Gunn rounds up a Texas-size line-up of prime suspects, who might turn and stampede him.
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We all know the expression about a picture being worth a thousand words. Well, in this case, the snapshot posted to Instagram by Jill Abramson's daughter Cornelia Griggs is worth, easily, 100 captions.
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Arizona Remains #1
Posted: December 23, 2013
The Arizona Wildcats remain No. 1 in the Associated Press top 25 poll for the third straight week.
The Wildcats sitting at 12-0 were a runaway choice again Monday, receiving 63 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel.
Arizona continues to get fantastic play out of freshmen Ronde Hollis-Jefferson, as well as Wooden Award candidate Aaron Gordon, who had 21 points in the cats landslide win over Southern last week.
Arizona plays Northern Arizona Monday night before opening up their Pac-12 conference schedule against Washington on January 2.
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2 small cases compare society's ideal of nature and the reality measured by scientific instruments. Objects include the photograph "Yosemite Valley" by Ansel Adams, an Earth Day 20th Anniversary poster signed by Peter Max, scientific instruments, a "Can I Breathe the Air?" kit manual, and various meteorological instruments.


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Arms and the Man
The proud daughter of a military officer, Raina (Autumn Shiley) is startled when an exhausted enemy soldier sneaks into her room, fleeing a battle in which her fiancé Sergius (Joshua Rachford) has led his troops to glorious victory. When the soldier, Bluntschli (Joel Grothe), opens Raina's eyes to differences between her idealized picture of war and the grim realities of the battle just fought, her world is rocked. In the play's best known example Raina is shocked to meet a soldier who values comforting chocolates more than bullets, earning Bluntschli the nickname "The Chocolate Crème Soldier." In interactions with her candy-eating soldier Raina begins to question not only her romanticized notions of war and heroism but also of love.


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