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The new book is getting some early good reviews.
One might think why this book should be read: there are so many books about the Holocaust and yes, we know it happened. But in no book that I have read up to this day, the story comes to life in such a personal way-how the lives of innocent people were impacted, what they went through and how they were formed by their experience. By zooming in on this particular event, you get to know what it was like – not only for the victims, but also for their liberators. Or, as quoted in the book: It is important to have the past in front of you – not in the rearview as one moves forward.
Some I have recommended this book to have admitted hesitance about reading a book on the Holocaust, given the heaviness of the topic. Indeed, like a personal trauma we are averse to revisiting, examining the atrocities of the Holocaust inevitably leads us to confront uncomfortable truths. However, the author masterfully conveys the individual stories of those featured in the book in a manner that does not leave the reader with a sense of despair, but rather a sense of purpose.
Matthew Rozell lays out the narratives in this book in a way that teaches the reader about the bigger history of the Holocaust while simultaneously humanizing it. In particular, the way the stories are told, not only make the book hard to put down, but also enable the reader to connect and draw similarities to the individuals portrayed. As a result, the reader is left considering the significance of these stories and the powerful lessons they impart, such as as the bounds of human resilience, and the horrifying, profoundly unjust and dangerous nature of not only intolerance, but indifference to intolerance.
Below are two more satisfied customers, and excerpts from the book, which features their testimony as well as the testimony of more than 30 other survivors and over a dozen liberators.
Kurt Bronner
Kurt Bronner (Chapter 1) was from Hungary. He spent a lengthy amount of time recuperating in Sweden following the war, and later came to the United States. He is a retired graphic designer currently living near Los Angeles.
Two weeks after we arrived, my dad started to cough. One morning, I heard men reciting prayers, and someone said to me, 'I'm sorry. Your father is dead.' Eighteen years old, I didn't know; I never faced death before. Then in the morning they took the bodies out; I tried to follow my dad's cart, being taken to the so-called cemetery—[but I could not find him, there were so many bodies]. And a week later, I saw my mother through the barbed wire; we started talking, she wanted to know how dad is, and I lied and I said, 'He's fine, he's sleeping'—I didn't want to burden her with the bad news. [Pause] And then a German woman guard started to beat my mother. [Pause] You are on this side of the fence, and on the other side is your mother, and there is nothing you can do. And that is the last time that I saw my mother; I don't know what happened to her; I tried to find out, and all they could tell me was, fifteen thousand women died without any names.
Jean Weinstock Lazinger
Sol Lazinger (Chapter 10) was the son of Polish Jewish immigrants. He was decorated with two Purple Hearts and the Silver Star. He was evacuated after being wounded in Belgium. He married Jean Weinstock Lazinger (Chapter 1) in 1950. Jean was from Poland. Until they learned of the author's first reunion in 2007 through the news media, neither realized that it was Sol's division which had liberated Jean's train. Sol passed away in 2012 at the age of 87; Jean lives in Philadelphia.
We went to Bergen–Belsen in July 1943. And we were the first civilians in that camp. We used to get a slice of bread and coffee in the morning. And we used to get this turnip soup. Sometimes we used to get spinach soup with white worms on top. And there were a couple doctors there, they said, 'You better eat it, because it's protein.' But I was unable to do that.
They separated the men from the women, but we were able to see each other through the day. After 5:00 the men had to be in their barracks and the women had to be in the women's barracks. We had bunk beds… but, as they were bringing other people from different [places], our camp got smaller and smaller. We were divided by the wires and we were able to speak to the people on the other side, and I remember exactly when the train came from Holland. There was hunger, there was cold, then they brought the Hungarian Jewish people… it was right in the next barrack from us, we had a hard time because they spoke a different language than us, but some people spoke German, so we were able to communicate a little bit.
Sol Lazinger
I was a rifleman. I was young. We [look back, and] try to compare ourselves after sixteen weeks of basic training—and we went into combat fighting German soldiers who had a minimum of five years' worth of army experience. It was not the easiest thing in the world, but we did the best we could.
I fought my way through France. I was very lucky because I was in combat for most of the time. I went through many battles all through France, Belgium, and Holland; and when the big officers came around, they used to tap me and say, 'Oh, you're still here?'
When we broke through the Siegfried Line and attacked, many of my friends were killed. One fellow by the name of Ben Shelsky, was a replacement soldier [like me]; he went over the Siegfried Line, too. He got a telegram from the Red Cross that said his wife gave birth to his child. The next morning a sniper killed him; the telegram telling him that he became a father was sticking out of his pocket.
So we went across the Siegfried Line and went to a town by the name of Lubeck, Germany. After the first day there, I was wounded in street fighting; I spent on and off almost two years in the hospital—I had most of my left ankle blown out by machine gun bullets.
When someone lost a friend, we sort of tried to stick together even though we were all from different parts of the country. And you get sort of down with everything, but as I say, you know, we did the best we could, but it was an uphill battle fighting against the soldiers who were trained for longer periods of time. But I think the American boys did very well.
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Kurt Bronner
What I remember is that suddenly the doors of the cattle car were opened, and we were out there, hearing the machine guns, and the gunfire, very close by. We didn't have any food, we didn't have any water—but we were alive! We saw the German guards running; and we saw them taking their clothes off and changing into civilian clothes… and we were waiting. And suddenly we saw some convertibles, and some tanks on the road above and looking up from the small valley, and seeing the white stars on the jeeps—we thought they were Russians, you know— 'stars'. Then one soldier came and started to speak in English. Very few of us spoke English, and he said in Yiddish, 'I am a Jew, too'—excuse me [puts hand over heart, gets emotional]—memories coming back [pauses]… we were given our lives back. We were taken to the Hillersleben village, and I remember one of the American soldiers came by, and pointed us to a room. And twenty, twenty-five of us went into the room—and the first English expression I learned was, 'One only!' [Laughter] And it was a room for one person!
I go to schools and talk to the students, and one of them asked me, 'When did you know that you were free?' And I tell them, when I went to the bathroom, and closed the door, by myself, alone, in privacy; that is when I knew I was free; [I had my dignity]. And after the DDT, the new clothes, the white sheets on a bed-we felt free.*
* DDT– insecticide used later in WWII to control malaria and typhus among civilians and troops. A white powder was generally sprayed on the subject; it was banned for agricultural use in the USA in 1972 as a threat to wildlife.


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Given its central location and favourable habitats, Kansas is blessed with a surprising diversity of birds: 453 species documented within its borders. This book focuses on the 203 species that breed in the state - from the Green-winged Teal to the Great-tailed Grackle - to create an accurate and timely reference based on standardized methods of data collection. The Kansas Breeding Bird Atlas represents the efforts of 180 volunteers who diligently sought out birds over six years, observing their behavior and searching for active nests and fledged young throughout the state, whether in tallgrass prairies, riparian forests, or wetlands. In addition to these volunteers' efforts, Busby and Zimmerman gathered a wealth of information relating the observations to ecological factors affecting the birds' habitat selection. In the book, each species is conveniently presented in a two-page spread containing a line drawing, descriptive account, data summary table, distribution map, and, in most instances, a table of breeding status by physiographic region and BBS (Breeding Bird Survey) map. Breeding codes - possible, probable, or confirmed - are assigned in accordance with recommendations of the North American Ornithology Atlas Committee. The illustrations consist of classic drawings by Orville Rice and Robert Mengel, plus over one hundred new drawings by Dan Kilby. This is the definitive guide for anyone, amateur or professional, concerned with the activities of Kansas's breeding birds, and it provides information essential to environmental and conservation planning as well. The Kansas Breeding Bird Atlas is the one source for complete and authoritative data on the avian species that breed in Kansas.


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Formosa Food
A little vegetarian restaurant and shop offering mostly vegan Asian food with some other varieties like curry, schnitzel made with soy, veggie burgers and fries. Has vegan desserts. Previously vegan-friendly, now nearly 100% vegan (two items vegetarian) as confirmed by the owner as of May 2011. The shop area sells frozen vegetarian and vegan meat substitutes and even vegan dog food. Located in a quiet side street of the main shopping street Mariahilfstr. Mon-Sat 11:00am-9:00pm
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Great selection - Edit
We stopped in just before closing but had enough time to still eat there. We had the veg cutlet with spinach filling and potato salad, and the veg cordon bleu with potato salad. Wow! These were two very, very delicious items. Highly recommend.
Pros: incredible mock meat selections
Good place for mock meat and Asian dishes - Edit
The first time, we arrived 10mins before they closed so they couldn't serve us anymore. However, the guy was extraordinary friendly and gave us a small snack for free. He gave us some suggestions on other places with vegan food which might still be open. We came back the next evening and were received very warmly. My boyfriend and I both took the mango mock duck dish and it was amazing. The mock duck was very crispy and the mango sauce suited it perfectly. We actually came back a third time, because we really liked this restaurant. There is also a small store where you can find various vegan and from Taiwan imported items. I can highly recommend this place!
Updated from previous review on 2016-08-14
Pros: superfriendly staff, delicious food, fair prices
great place for mock meat! - Edit
I usually come here for the mock meat. the menu isn't big but has a good variety. the food is tasty, portions are really big and prices are reasonable! it's also a good place if you wanna try some traditional austrian dish in a vegan version.
location is great as it's just off of one of Vienna's main shopping streets. frequented by mostly young, alternative people but also people working in the area on their lunch break. this is a lovely place especially when the weather is nice as there's outdoor seating. service is great and i usually buy something from the shop before leaving.
thinking that formosa actually means "taiwan", i'm having problems finding taiwanese food on the menu, but that's just me being irritated by the restaurant's name ;)
Pros: taste, location, price
Cons: lack of taiwanese food ;)
Asian Schnitzel! :) - Edit
We were in Wien for tourism, so the first night we looked for a place that opened late and had some "traditional dishes". We tried their Schnitzel and also another kind of schnitzel that had some spinach on it. The last one was better because the simple one was a bit plain. Overall, good food, we had a menu with soup as as starter and then the main with a side. We paid 17,50€ for both of us. It is run by asians, so the food has a asian touch to it. We were happy overall, super full, nice people and not expensive.
Pros: Typical traditional austrian dishes, Open till late, Good food, not expensive for Wien
Cons: Don't go if you don't like mock meat
Nice, but unremarkable - Edit
This place is quite small, with an excellent vegan shop - some very good chocolate, egg replacer, lots of cream cheese, all different kinds of mock meat. We were told that all the food is vegan, but from reading this page I'm not sure if we were misinformed.
We had the vegan goose, because I've never seen that on a menu before, and BBQ duck. The goose was a bit tougher than other mock meats I've had, but it was really good, in a flavoursome sauce with dumplings. The BBQ duck also had good flavours, but there wasn't actually that much mock meat in it, which was disappointing. We also shared a plate of dumplings, which were nice but unremarkable.
The desserts are microwave mug cakes, which was an unusual twist. We shared the chocolate chip crumb cake, and it was really nice, cooked all the way through and topped with the creamiest chocolate ice cream.
Small downside: when we went to pay, we were asked to recite what we'd had, rather than them just checking our bill. This meant looking through the menu again and pointing out what we'd had.
Pros: Some unusual things on menu, Everything well cooked and flavoured, Good shop
Cons: Quite small, Confusing payment system
Best veggie burger I've found in Vienna - Edit
Their veggie chicken burger and fries has become my best love, and the people over there are so friendly, that makes me feel relax and enjoy. and they have a lot of veggie stuff that I have never see in my town.
Pros: people are friendly, good food, Vegan Friendly
Disappointment - Edit
Get great recommendations so went there with friend when visiting Wien, but we get disappointed. Our food (curry and burger) wasn't very tasty, lot of oil in the curry, soup oversalted. Maybe just unlucky pick from menu or bad day in the kitchen, but we weren't very satisfied. Staff was very friendly, bought some great things in their store.
Pros: Location, Store
A true gem for the vegan world - Edit
A middle aged asian couple runs this Store and restaurant, they offer the most creative variety of vegan food, including lifestyle realistic vegan ducks, which you could even stuff. Their selection varies often and depending on the season, and their food tastes perfect, their prices are affordable, and the open kitchen in the restaurant is also a huge plus.
Pros: Good prices., Wide selection, Vegan duck.
Mock Meat all over the place - Edit
Vegan: Damn, never have seen so many kinds of mock meat. Kind of confusing. Mock meat is without declaration - no clue whether its seitan, tofu or artifical something. You need to like that. We had some curry without mock meat. Curry was average.
Pros: Hey, they have vegan stuff!
Cons: Mock Meat all over the place
Great value for your money - Edit
Decent fast food type of restaurant with adorable people running the place.
If you are low on cash and want to get a lot of food for great value I would recommend stopping by this place. Even if the food isn't the greatest but it was enjoyable for what it was, Beware if you are not fond of fast food. Despite decent food options the biggest thing going for the place is that they are selling quite a lot of food items that you wont find elsewhere that is vegan. So I recomend buying some of the candy and sweets you only find there!
They also have a little shop next door with even greater selection!
Pros: Price, Location, Selection
Cons: Generic taste
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I love this place so much. I prefer the Thai and Japanese Curry for a meal but the burgers are so juicy and soft! The only food I dislike from there is the cold potato puree that comes with the cordon bleu and the schnitzel, I think. Good for travellers.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND - Edit
These are some of the nicest, most warmhearted strangers I have ever met! I cannot properly express my gratitude to them. I would eat here every day if I got the chance to return to Vienna! Also, the food was yummy and I got to try my first Go Max Go candy bars here!
Pros: kindest staff I've ever met, yummy food, Go Max Go candy bars
Cons: cash only
Friendly staff - Edit
As it's close to my working space I go there quite often and they usually fast and always friendly. They remember faces and food/drink wishes very well :)
Just one con: They don't change the table cloth so often, so I always take a look and if it's dirty I ask for an exchange.
Fast, mostly vegan food with a smile - Edit
The guy here was lovely and kind enough to serve us very close to closing time. We only had a main meal as we were the last in but the service was very friendly and the range of items sold in the attached show is very wide.
Good honest simple food - Edit
The staff at this little cafe are very friendly and knowledgeable about veganism (double check what you order as some dishes are vegetarian). I had polenta triangles with stir-fried veg which was very high quality, although the portion size was quiet small. The shop is connected and has fresh, inexpensive organic veg as well as vegan baked goods.
Pros: quality, friendly, vegan friendly
Cons: portion size
nice little cafe - Edit
We went several times as quite a few other listings in Vienna were shut for August. The food was nice - the menu is mock meat and fast food, so might not be your thing. We had a mock beef with rice and vegetables and a mock duck with mango and salad which were both good. The main dishes all come with a salad or soup, so it was certainly the most reasonable dinner we had out. I saw someone else having the vegan hot dog - that looked pretty good. Did an excellent mango sorbet too. Small seating area indoors and outdoors and has a small shop too. Sells take away vegan pastries too.
Pros: good value, friendly staff , good size portions
Cons: very focused on mock meat
Great, fun, vegan gummi-bears! - Edit
Lots of fun mock-meat things on the menu, chicken burgers, veggie steaks, and schnitzels. The veggies that came with my veggie steaks were cut very large but tasty and fresh. They also have really great vegan pastries. The portions are big and the food pretty good, I wouldn't say excellent but good and the fun-factor definitely adds (that's why we eat mock-meat, right?). The last great thing to say about this place is that they sell vegan gummi bears (and gummy coke bottles, and others)!! I only regret having bought a bag because we couldn't put it down all night and ate way too many gummy treats.
Pros: Good price, Fun, "austrian" food, Good food
something special - Edit
Small, kind & friendly
After 8 years i head my first "Wiener Schnitzel" there and it was really great!!!
The price is low and owners are very willing, but sometimes not easy to understand :-)
They have also a small "vegan" shop where you can buy incredible things to eat - most of all is vegan.
definitely recommendable !!!
Good snacks & drinks - Edit
Stopped by Formosa for mid-afternoon snacks with some friends and was pleasantly surprised. There's outside seating, and I also bought some egg replacer in the shop. It's pretty tiny, but they have things I can't get everywhere (e.g. a refrigerator with mock meat products, mock fish, and vegan cheese).
Pros: friendly, outdoor seating, shop
Cons: very small
Nice restaurant with shop - Edit
It is a restaurant with a small shop inside. The shop offers many fake-meat (even fake-fish) meals and some cakes.
The menu is nice, all-vegan! Each menu contains a salad or a soup, prices moderate.
Only disadvantage: it tastes like any other (non-vegan) asia food restaurant. Very much fat, too much soy sauce
Pros: small shop, large menu
Cons: too fat and salty
My favourite place in whole Austria! - Edit
We went to Vienna some years ago and wanted to visit all veggie restaurants there. We ended up going to the Formosa every day, simply because it's that good. They have lots of meat-like dishes and a fantastic potato salad. Plus the staff is friendly. This is one of our favourite places ever.
Pros: Very tasty, friendly staff
nice little place - Edit
Located in a lively neighbourhood, it is a small shop/restaurant with only a couple of tables. The space could use a bit of freshening up inside, but it's the food that counts! Open till 9 pm.
Large choice of reasonably priced meals and snacks. I had the veg. chicken burger with fries, which was quite nice but not very special. I would love to get back and try some of the full meals.
Pros: fast and good food, friendly staff
Cons: small
highly recommended - Edit
we had lunch there and were happy to see the menu - so many things to choose from!
I had duck noodles with the duck looking too realistic for me. My boyfriend ordered fried chicken with potato salad. Needless to say, we enjoyed or meal there a lot. :) the complementary salad and a watermelon slice was very nice of them.
the prices are around 3.50 EUR for sides and snacks like burgers and wraps, and around 8.50EUR for main courses.
Pros: all-vegan menu, large portions
Cons: chipped plates
Cool place - Edit
Nice little store/restaurant with all vegetarian/vegan food. I ordered the vegan "Cordon Bleu" with a salad. It was pretty good, I wish I could have tried more items. The store sold many vegetarian/vegan goods including pet food. If I am ever in Vienna again I will come back here.
Simly the best in Venna - Edit
One of the best vegan restaurants I've ever been to. Gordon bleu or mushroom saute rules!!!
Pros: excellent food, friendly stuff, good portion
great food - Edit
i really liked formosa. they had several mock meat dishes which all looked very good. big menu with a very friendly staff that speak english.
Great if you like mock meat dishes - Edit
Formosa offers a good range of Austrian and Asian mock meat dishes such as Cordon Bleu or mock duck. I liked the Palatschinken with spinach and "Schinken" a lot as well. I always found the dishes quite fatty but if that's what you're looking for, Formosa is the place for you to go.
The prices are cheap and the service always friendly.
Pros: good value, friendly staff
Cons: not very healthy food
Great place!!!! - Edit
This place is great! Mostly Austrian and Asian style dishes. Very affordable. One of my favourite places ever!!!! :-) Menu in English and German. Try the cordon bleu schnitzel!!
Pros: Delicious, Cheap, Friendly service
comfy shop/xsmall restaurant - Edit
in 2007 i was there for the first time. after an 8hour trainride it was the first place we went to. i knew about the fakemeats to buy there from the internet. i had these kind of fakemeats in london already but never find a shop that sells these things so the last day of our holiday we went there buying stuff worth 400euros to bring home n share with our friends... they have a lot of vegan products just about one fridge/freezer had "only" vegetarian stuff.
we ate different things from the menu n price is good for the portions. in 2007 they told us to come back when they have their fresh chocolate donuts made. we went there n got 8 of them. i never had freshly prepaired vegan donuts straight away they were soooo delicious.don't know if they still make them because they had none when we were there last summer.
the cordon bleu is really sth to go for. i wasnt impressed with the potatoe salad too much(im known for the best in the area ;)
there are not more than about 4 tables i think but its just beside a shopping area and perfect if you want to go there for a quick grab.
the staff was always soo friendly and on my second visit they still remembered me(a year after!!!!) i couldnt believe it
Pros: fake meats shopping, friendly staff, cordon bleu/ donuts
Great Dinner Place - Edit
We had trouble finding a place for dinner as many of the vegetarian places in Vienna are closed at night or outside of our price range.
The restaurant is on a great street with about 20 other restaurants, which we thought was great, having been to so many vegetarian restaurants in cities around the world in the middle of nowhere. There is an English menu, which is not particularly informative, (it's probably as informative as the one in German), and the staff speaks no English at all. A young Austrian woman seated next to us, said that even though it sounds a little weird, she recommended the Cordon Blue. However, as people who also keep kosher, we had no idea what it was. (It's vegetarian ham and vegan cheese around a vegan weinershnitzel.)
We also ordered something like Japenese Tofu with vegetables, which was a little spicy, but a terrific sauce. Both dishes were about 7 EU which was less than the other restaurants on the block. The whole neighborhood was a little funky. At the table next to us, the group was sharing a bottle of wine (I think BYOB) and drinking from the bottle. It was actually quite refreshing as most Austrians seem rather straight.
We would definitely go back, in fact we tried to go back the next morning as we picked up our car and drove out of the city to get vegiburgers to go (3 EU) However, we made one wrong turn and ended up getting horribly lost.
Pros: great Asian food, great Austrian food, reasonably priced
Couldn't tell the difference! - Edit
I love this place! (having said that, the service was much better in the evening than midday.) The "no-fish" fish sticks were so authenic, I chanllenge any meat-eater to tell the difference. The portions were huge, I had the Japanese curry, which was surprisingly spicy! My boyfriend had the duck noodles, the duck looked SO realistic! I didn't think it tasted that nice, but he loved it! We sat ouside under the umbrella in a huge thunderstorm, it was really romantic! I would give it 5 out of 5 if the service hadn't been a bit off the second time we visited.
Pros: friendly staff, big portions, lots of choice
VEGAN ICE CREAM!!! - Edit
Wow, we heard about this place from our waitress at Rupp's! They have a bunch of vegan ice cream flavors and cones! A grocery store with tons of vegan sweets. Don't go here w/o your dentist!!!
Pros: vegan sweets, vegan ice cream, grocery items
Highly recommended ! - Edit
Friendly staff, great food and English menus are available. Above all, it's one of the few vegetarian places that stay open for dinner. Must try!
Pros: Excellent food, good value, Friendly staff
Cons: busy
pleasant little place - Edit
When we went we found it friendly and informal. The food we had was good, I had the japanese curry and my partner a stew with dumplings. They were both full of mock meat that tasted delicious, just like my memories of the real thing that taunt me in my dreams nightly,,,,,,It was exceptional value.
Pros: friendly, tasty, value for money
Cons: none
Ultimate fake meat experience PLUS asian foods - Edit
Formosa has almost two sets of food. There are very real fake meats including vegan chicken cordon bleu, chicken burger and fries etc. and oriental foods like beautiful-looking stir-fry, spring rolls, tofu dishes. Whatever you eat, order a vegan mango lassi coz they're gorgeous.
We've never had any fake meat as realistic as their "chicken" - if you order the cordon bleu you get chicken, slices of ham, slices of cheese all enclosed in crispy breadcrumbs. Many veggies will find this all a bit too much - if you don't like fake meat, order something else because you will not enjoy this at all! We enjoyed it and the potato salad that came with it.
It's on a pedestrianized street so it's nice to sit outside. It's not a bad walk from the MQ, although we had some difficulty locating it - probably easier to stay on the main road until the turn-off.
The serving staff had very limited English and not everything on the menu has been translated. We were quite lucky that an Irish girl who lived in Vienna happened to have just finished her meal and translated for us - thanks, if you're reading this!
The prices were amazingly affordable.
They also have freezers stocked with vegan stuff you can buy.
Pros: 99% Vegan, Price, Ultimate fake meat
nice location - Edit
Cute little restaurant. The food was a disappointment though. French fries were barely edible and my dish was served on soggy salad and tasted pretty blah.
Sooo Good - Edit
We were lucky to have vegan friends take us to this place, not really a tourist place at all. It was so good, we couldn't believe it. Had "chicken cordon bleu"; don't order it if very real fake meat freaks you out. It was awesome. Also they have a fridge with lots of cool vegan stuff to take away. No atmosphere here, just good food.
cozy&nice - Edit
i think its the only place in austria were you get these vegan marshmellows. food is good. they sell there also vegan stuff like chocolate and sweets and...and they got the biggest selection of chopmeat i've ever seen.
Pros: directly in center, vegan sweets, friendly
Cons: expensiv
Way too salty, but otherwise good - Edit
Small menu of mostly Chinese food, but some Austrian dishes as well. The food is inexpensive, and well-presented. The spicing is very mild. Everything, though, was so salty that it was hard to eat.
Pros: Friendly staff, Vegan friendly
Cons: Too salty
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Shade ball: A black plastic ball, 4 inches in diameter, designed to block sunlight from the surface of a reservoir. Also spelled shadeball.
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Read all about 'em: names, slogans, and acronyms in the news (and the funny papers):
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Laches: Negligence in the performance of a legal duty; delay in asserting a right, claiming a privilege, or making application for redress. "Laches is not to be confused with the 'statute of limitations,' which sets specific periods to file a lawsuit for types of claims (negligence, breach of contract, fraud, etc.)" – Law.com. Pronunciation is similar to "latches."*
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The headline is inaccurate and inadequate— "words" don't "become startups"—and I take issue with the snarky attitude, but this list of short "real" (dictionary) words used as names of startups is worth a look. And the way they're organized is downright poetic. (Hat tip: Karen Wise.)
Speaking of poetic, the New Yorker's Rebecca Mead considered the favorite words of some writers (mostly British and Irish)—Hilary Mantel loves nesh, Taiye Selasi celebrates the Ghanaian colloquialism chale—and added a favorite of her own.
Dot tip, circle break, trixelate, chroma coaster and more: Logo Lounge's 2015 logo-trends report.
Why are so many Indian businesses named "Hitler"? (Hat tip: MJF)
Memo to Designbook, Teachbook, and other bookish types: Facebook's lawyers would like to have a word with you.
Pwn, lotsa, cakehole, and obvs are all playable Scrabble words now—outside North America, anyway. (The new list comes from Collins Dictionary, which isn't an official reference in the US.) Here's NPR on the announcement (and readers, predictably predicting "the death of English"). And here are two views from Lingua Franca, the language blog of the Chronicle of Higher Education: Anne Curzan on how the additions are "in the spirit of the game," and Geoffrey Pullum with some extremely nerdy math that proves that adding new words won't make the game easier to play.
How Venmo, Zillow, Foursquare, and other technology brands got their names.
Dasani, IKEA, and other brand names that became baby names.
"A good name...tells a story, whether or not that's apparent to anyone but the founder." An unusually good article about name development from Crain's New York Business (with a misleading title).
I don't know if you get to call your company Just Wireless if you are literally selling wires. pic.twitter.com/Kfv7LC6Owb
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This new book by Mark Schatzker looks interesting. The title, though, troubles me.
There is no "Dorito." The trademark is DORITOS, which only looks like it's plural. In fact, it's singular.*
"But," I hear you cry, "how do I say I want just one robustly flavored corn-based snack-food product manufactured by Frito-Lay North America, Inc.?"
My answer: In the privacy of your home, you can say whatever you like. But if you are a major publisher—Simon & Schuster, in the case of The Dorito [sic] Effect—then you should pay attention to the legal niceties. I'm sure Frito-Lay's lawyers do, every single day.**
Normally, I wouldn't fault the author. Authors only rarely get to choose their titles; the final decision is almost always up to the publisher. However, a search through the book's contents reveals several examples of singular "Dorito": "the Dorito model," "heirloom Dorito cuisine," "the Dorito treatment." So the finger of blame must point back to the author—or perhaps to an editor unfamiliar with trademarks.
Pass the chip, please.
* Just like "kudos." And speaking of brand names, LEGO, a trademark for a brand of interlocking toy bricks, is never pluralized. At least, not if you want to stay out of legal hot water. Read more about brand names with plural problems (by Arika Okrent for Mental Floss)—but bear in mind that in strictest legal terms, none of these brand names is supposed to be pluralized.
** It has occurred to me that the publisher went with "Dorito" to avoid legal implications from the use of a registered trademark. Well, good luck with that.
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"When Simon Tam dropped out of college in California and moved to Portland, Ore., to become a rock star, the last tangle he imagined falling into was a multiyear battle with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office over his band's name." The trademark tussle over "The Slants," which the USPTO has deemed "disparaging" and thus ineligible for protection. (For a more technical perspective, see this Brent Lorentz post at Duets Blog.)
"Your mission statement shouldn't necessarily be the same thing as your trademark." Trademark lawyer Jessica Stone Levy on why companies should think twice before registering names like Food Should Taste Good and WannaBettaButt?
"Falling in love with an internal development name prior to completing a full trademark search and legal review is one of the most common problems companies encounter." Trademark lawyer Tara Benson on avoiding trademark pitfalls.
What is the Moon's real name? (Hat tip: Michele Hush.)
Look for more alphanumeric names like H1N1: The World Health Organization gets tough on disease-naming.
"You go to their Twitter profile: 'I'm passionate about brands!' You're what? Dude, get a fucking girlfriend." Veteran adman Bob Hoffman on why we're living in the golden age of bullshit in advertising and marketing. (Video)
How and why Lexicon, one of the world's most influential branding and naming agencies, developed its first iPhone app: a profanity checker.
"Though badass is historically associated with male pugnacity, perhaps the most striking change is that the word is now often used by and about women." Jesse Sheidlower—a lexicographer and author of The F Word—tracks the history and soaring popularity of an all-purpose descriptor. (I wrote about badass in brand names in 2012.)
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"Webster was a visionary—even a radical—so far ahead of his time, in fact, that grammar and style guides are only now catching up with him." Linguist Rosemarie Ostler on why Noah Webster, "the founding father of American English," would have loved Urban Dictionary. (Hat tip: MJF.)
The strange charm of cutthroat compounds like pickpocket, scarecrow, and, well, cutthroat: Stan Carey on these rare English words "that have a long, colourful history and constitute a very interesting category." (I wonder how the newish fondleslab fits in?)
Dictionary.com—offices right here in Oakland!—is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Its latest additions to the word-hoard include anecdata, microaggression, haptics, and a couple of Fritinancy favorites: dox and astroturfing.
"Finding a quick description that was also consumer friendly was exceedingly difficult. But when the founders did come up with the right tagline, the effort was well worth it: 'The moment we started using the right language, it was like night and day.' How the right tagline helped turn luxury-products company Cuyana around.
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The 2014 Social Security Administration stats on baby names are out, and the Baby Name Wizard blog has discovered some interesting trends in the data. The biggest trend? What naming expert Laura Wattenberg calls "the great smoothing of American baby names": goodbye "chunky" names (Jayden, Jessica), hello "silky," vowel-rich names (Amanda, Mia, Noah, Liam).
Speaking of popular names, here's a fun tool to discover what your "today baby name" would be, based on the ranking of your own name in the year you were born. The tools works backward too: If I'd been born in the 1890s, chances are I'd have been named Minnie. More than a time-waster, the tool can be a big help in character-naming. (May take a while for the tool to load.)
"She originally went by Flo White, then Lord of the Strings. She eventually settled on the Period Fairy. It was more straightforward." A new ad from category-busing Hello Flo, which sells a Period Starter Kit to adolescent girls.
Which words are most commonly misspelled? Readers of the Lingua Franca blog speak up.
A new plaque at AT&T Park honoring San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner commits two punctuation errors (apostrophe, hyphen) in the first line. Another reminder, as if we needed one, that it pays to hire a proofreader before casting that encomium in bronze.
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Two German companies. Two ads. Two strikingly—suspiciously?—similar slogans.
"The Ultimate Lighting Machines." Holtkötter. Page 161, New York Times T Magazine, March 22, 2015. In non-logo appearances, the name is spelled Holtkoetter.
"The Ultimate Driving Machine." Screen grab from the 30-second BMW "Hello Future" spot that aired during the 2015 Super Bowl.
"The Ultimate Driving Machine" has been BMW's tagline since 1975, when it was created by the American ad agency Ammurati & Puris; the company filed for trademark protection of the line in 1981. (In 1990, Rawlings Golf in Northridge, California, registered the identical slogan for use with golf clubs. That trademark was abandoned in 1992, possibly under pressure from Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft.) Just before the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Canada, the carmaker took a detour with a campaign called "Joy" that was supposed, according to the company's vice president of marketing, to "warm the brand up." BMW loyalists were not impressed, and in 2012 "The Ultimate Driving Machine" was once again in the driver's seat.
"The Ultimate Lighting Machines" has a shorter history. (BMW has been BMW since 1916; Holtkötter Leuchten GmbH was founded in West Germany in 1964.) Holtkoetter Lighting, Holtkötter's Minnesota-based U.S. division, was denied trademark protection of the slogan in 1997, and abandoned its claim. It tried again in May 2013 under a new dba, St. Paul Lighting, and two months ago—on February 3, 2015—the mark was registered. The record is mum on whether BMW USA raised any objections during the process.
Like BMW driving machines, Holtkötter/Holtkoetter lighting machines are not for bargain hunters. The slender chrome floor lamp in the ad costs almost $1,000; a starkly dramatic chandelier will set you back more than $2,000.
The trademark database also shows that Holtkoetter has received trademark protection for at least one other "ultimate" slogan: "The Ultimate LED." That product, a light bulb, is not to be confused with "The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience," a tribute band.
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Here's a spirited celebration of St. Patrick's Day: "Mudebroth, an Ejaculation of St. Patrick." It's on Strong Language, so expect naughty words.
"Clickspittle: an unquestioningly loyal follower who obediently shares every trivial thought of their idol on social media." Post-modern portmanteaus from The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present, excerpted in The Independent. (Via @Catchword)
"Most important, it stood for Internet. But it also stood for other valuable i things, like individual, imagination, i as in me, etc. It also did a pretty good job of laying a solid foundation for future product naming." A knowledgeable Quora answer to the question "What is the history of the i prefix in Apple product names?"(Via @AlanBrew)
When you're creating a name, trademark protection is more important than domain name—but the wrong domain name can get you into trademark trouble, writes Brent Lorentz on Duets Blog.
Eight great fake company names. (Via @HenryAlpert)
"Around the time of the birth of OK, there was a fad for komical Ks instead of Cs on the pages of newspapers … including from 1839: 'The gentleman to the left of the speaker, in klaret kolored koat with krimson kollar, is Mr. Klay, member of Kongress from Kentucky'." Allan Metcalf, author of OK: The Improbable Story of America's Greatest Word, marks the 176th anniversary of "OK" with a post about the word's "konspicuous, kurious, komical" … uh, kwalities. (Read my 2010 post about "OK.")
What do we lose when dictionaries delete words like bluebell, catkin, lark, and mistletoe to make room for blog, broadband, MP3 player, and chatroom? British nature writer Robert Macfarlane—most recently the author of Landmarks—writes in The Guardian about "the importance of preserving and plenishing a diverse language for landscape." His essay includes some beautiful, obscure words like ammil, "a Devon term for the thin film of ice that lacquers all leaves, twigs, and grass blades when a freeze follows a partial thaw, and that in sunlight can cause a whole landscape to glitter." Plenishing is pretty wonderful, too. (Via @StanCarey)
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"A name doesn't define who or what you are," declares No Name, a National Beverage Alliance brand of alcoholic drinks.
The copy goes on, redundantly: "Sometimes a name doesn't matter. A name doesn't matter."
You can repeat it as much as you want, but No Name Steaks will still have a beef with that claim.
NO NAME vs. NO NAME, pending before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Maybe they'll shoot it out at Sausalito's famous No Name Bar.
Fifty-six years now: The bar opened in 1959.
(Hat tip: Erik Pelton.)
Related: Untitled, a restaurant at New York's Whitney Museum; Untitled Startup, Inc., which eventually chose a less baffling name; The Nameless Café in Oakland, California (which has no listings as well as no name); and The Nameless, a nonprofit organization, also in Oakland, that is defunct as well as nameless.
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My January column for the Visual Thesaurus looks at how smart came to be attached to so many inanimate objects, from phones to skin lotion, from bombs to highways, from quotation marks to fabric. Along the way, I consider the multiple senses of this very old word, which can mean "stylish," "cheeky," or "to cause pain," as well as "witty" or "intelligent."
No subscription needed to view the column this month (not always the case!). Here's a taste:
The sense of smart = shrewd extends to the slangy smart-ass, which first appeared in print in 1951 in an American detective novel. (OED on smart-ass: "orig. and chiefly U.S.; characterized by an overly clever or smug display of intelligence or [esp. professional] knowledge.") The term's mild vulgarity might seem to preclude its incorporation into branding and advertising, but that's not the case at all.
The sense of smart = shrewd extends to the slangy smart-ass, which first appeared in print in 1951 in an American detective novel. (OED on smart-ass: "orig. and chiefly U.S.; characterized by an overly clever or smug display of intelligence or [esp. professional] knowledge.") The term's mild vulgarity might seem to preclude its incorporation into branding and advertising, but that's not the case at all.
The Big Ass Fans company (whose logo depicts a donkey's derrière) used smart-ass in a full-page ad in 2013; the term was a jocular reference to the product's electronic workings. The company later filed for trademark protection for "Smart Ass Fan."
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Blog extra: A smart gun is one that uses biometrics to recognize its user. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote about one such gun for the January 18, 2015, Sunday Review:
Doesn't it seem odd that your cellphone can be set up to require a PIN or a fingerprint, but there's no such option for a gun?
Which brings us to Kai Kloepfer, a lanky 17-year-old high school senior in Boulder, Colo. After the cinema shooting in nearby Aurora, Kloepfer decided that for a science fair project he would engineer a "smart gun" that could be fired only by an authorized user.
"I started with iris recognition, and that seemed a good idea until you realize that many people firing guns wear sunglasses," Kloepfer recalls. "So I moved on to fingerprints."
Doesn't it seem odd that your cellphone can be set up to require a PIN or a fingerprint, but there's no such option for a gun?
Which brings us to Kai Kloepfer, a lanky 17-year-old high school senior in Boulder, Colo. After the cinema shooting in nearby Aurora, Kloepfer decided that for a science fair project he would engineer a "smart gun" that could be fired only by an authorized user.
"I started with iris recognition, and that seemed a good idea until you realize that many people firing guns wear sunglasses," Kloepfer recalls. "So I moved on to fingerprints."
Smart guns are "smart" in at least two senses of the word: clever and connected. And yet, Kristof writes, "The National Rifle Association seems set against smart guns, apparently fearing that they might become mandatory."
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Celebrating the coming of spring every year means so much to the children in our nursery, preschool and Kindergarten classes. Each day the children go outside for their nature walk and observe the buds sprouting and the flowers blooming. This sort of experiential observational learning forms the basis for math, science and physics classes in later Waldorf education.
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Published: November 15, 1992
To the Editor: Stephen Drucker's "Choppy Maiden Voyage" (Oct. 11) describing the calamities visited upon us passengers on the first sailing of the Crown Jewel was, if anything, understated.
Among omissions we experienced were the inefficient boarding process in Barcelona, the nonfunctioning air-conditioning control; cabins too small to accommodate comfortably furnishings and two passengers at the same time; the construction-installation work; closed public bathrooms (renovations required); excessively salted food and the stressful hours and days for this passenger, whose normally adaptable dietary requirements were specifically described months in advance. Let us not omit the rigors of the charter flight to Barcelona and delays in luggage delivery or nondelivery.
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Muskegon prosecutor named to district court
Raymond J. Kostrzewa Jr., who served recently as chief trial attorney for the county prosecutor's office, will take the seat that had been vacant since Judge Michael J. Nolan's retirement in May.Read More »
JTC wants Detroit judge off the bench
The Judicial Tenure Commission has asked the Michigan Supreme Court to suspend 36th District Judge Brenda K. Sanders without pay, alleging "psychotic delusions" and bogus excuses for missing work for nearly a year.
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Pension funds get $119M in fraud, conversion action
The case had been rife with challenges, including defendants who refused to cooperate and a dash to recover documents before the defendants were evicted from their Detroit office.
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Attorney to receive state ABOTA's Lifetime Achievement Award
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Jane Krakowski on Juggling the 'Electricity' of a Live Stage Performance With the New Season of 30 Rock
"There's so much that we've not done before, new ideas in our same wacky world."By Lizzy Goodman
"There's so much that we've not done before, new ideas in our same wacky world."By Lizzy Goodman
Let us know who you think needs to have a serious talk with their stylist tomorrow.By Alex Rees
The '30 Rock' star fills out our patented questionnaire.By Vanita Salisbury
"If you have a problem with that, go see a shrink."By Bennett Marcus
Good news!By Chris Rovzar
The safe-for-work trailer for a new '30 Rock' porn is almost as funny as the actual show. (For real.)By Lindsay Robertson
The answer might surprise you.By Mark Graham
She was glad-handing and taking notes the whole time.By The Fug Girls
If a product appears in a show, is it product placement?By Jada Yuan
From Eva Longoria-Parker in peach to Freida Pinto rocking periwinkle, the rainbow ruled.By Sharon Clott
A megaslideshow featuring all the red-carpet looks from the Golden Globes.By Sharon Clott
Plus, Graydon Carter shows astonishing humility and Mark Ronson tells a wacky tale … in today's gossip roundup.By Tim Murphy
Taking a break from 'Mystic Pizza,' the play, Jenna from '30 Rock' might be appearing in this summer's Encores! production.
Plus, Joan Rivers and Barbara Corcoran bite at each other, Pat O'Brien only has one more chance at 'The Insider,' and Blake Lively is surprisingly normal — in our daily gossip roundup.
Michael Riedel made the cut. Did you?
Seinfeld's Time magazine profile suddenly turns dark when he candidly credits his father's death for his success.