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2010-05-08 15:49
I had problem connecting the phone through USB selecting either PC Suite mode and Media Transfer mode, (the phone will display the USB logo beside the battery status for a few seconds if i select the modes mentioned above, then the logo will go missing as if no USB connection, can't browse the files through Windows Explorer and the Ovi Suite didn't detect the phone)
however i can connect through Mass Storage mode and browse the mass storage and also view images in Image Transfer mode
P.S. previously it is working normal, but today it started to act like that
may i know what is the problem?
2010-05-08 20:35
I have the same problem with the new Ovi Suite and my Nokia E75. OS is Vista 32.bit. However the bluetooth connection is working.
2010-05-14 8:44
Hi Kyoko4eva,
Could you be more specific about your issue.
-Which model phone do you use, Which operating system do u use and which firware version do you have in your mobile? ( *#0000# will reveal the details)
-Are you trying to connect thru cable or thru bluetooth? Also which version of OVI suite you use?
-Goto OVI suite -> help -> About nokia OVI suite -> System information. paste the information...
2010-05-15 7:34
sorry for late reply
- Nokia X6 16GB firmware 20.0.005
- Connection through cable
Nokia Ovi Suite 18.104.22.168
Ovi Player 2.1.10304.0
Nokia Photos 1.6.434.0
PC Connectivity Solution 10.12.0.0
Connectivity Cable Driver 188.8.131.52
Nokia Ovi Suite Software Updater 2010.12.0.60423
Maps Service API 126.96.36.199
Nokia mPlatform 2.6.86
Ovi Desktop Sync Engine 220.127.116.11
Operating system:
Microsoft Windows XP 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2
Language: English
Detected internet browsers:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702 (Default browser)
Detected Bluetooth stacks:
- Microsoft (Version: 5.1.2600, Build: 2180)
- Broadcomm (Version: 5.1.0, Build: 3400)
2010-05-17 11:49 - edited 2010-05-17 11:50
Hi kyoko4eva
Could you please follow these steps and check?
1. Disconnect your phone from PC if connected.
2 .Open Control Panel and go to 'Programs and Features'
3. From the list of available programs, choose 'Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver'
4. Click on the 'Change' button on top toolbar.
5. In the setup dialog box that pops up next, choose 'Repair' and select ok. Wait for setup to complete.
6. Restart the computer if prompted.
7. Now connect your phone to the PC. Driver installation should complete and PC suite (hopefully) should detect your mobile properly now.
2010-10-28 10:11 - edited 2010-10-28 10:46
Hi, I had the same problem, but thank's to the advice from professor satari the problem was solved
Your contribution really deserves Kudos
2010-12-31 0:27
Thanks satari. Your instructions helped me to repair my X6 connection to Windows XP Home. Though, with the exception that in Control Panel (your step 2) I had to select "Add or Remove Programs" to access the Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver repair.
2010-12-31 1:23
I had problem connecting the phone through USB selecting either PC Suite mode and Media Transfer mode, (the phone will display the USB logo beside the battery status for a few seconds if i select the modes mentioned above, then the logo will go missing as if no USB connection, can't browse the files through Windows Explorer and the Ovi Suite didn't detect the phone)
My phone Nokia E5
2011-01-12 8:12
Hey Miyaki,
Try the below steps, it could help you
2011-09-09 16:11
I couldnt connect my C7 Device to my laptop through ovi suite. but I can connect using media transfer, mass storage. Whenever I try to connect it through ovi siute, device gets disconnected from PC.
2012-01-09 22:23
2012-02-09 15:24
I have had the same problem. I wanted to install symbian Belle on my N8 but during the proceeding something got wrong. i have tried again to install but there were a message that the connection with the phone was not possible (when I wanted to connect through nokia suite). After reading this post, I did uninstall all nokia applications (cable, PC....) except the nokia suite that through the software got repaired. Afterwards I just did connect again the cable in the USB (internet was off) and everything got fine and I could install symbian Belle. THANKS. ca
2012-02-26 5:35
Same problem. Essentially, as best I can figure it out, this is a Nokia programming issue. They need to make their devices compatible with legacy platforms. Windows now (just recently) decides to recognize USB-connected devices via the MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) but that doesn't work very well on XP (which doesn't really have innate MTP capability; it can only get it from Media Player 10 or newer) and certainly isn't tied in well with the Nokia laptop software that can run on XP.
2012-08-23 18:40
2012-09-01 0:31
i have a same problem but with bluetooth it work.
2012-09-19 13:12
having a problem connecting ma 3110c nokia phone to my computer,have tried severally.what can i do next?
2013-03-01 23:00
2013-03-04 16:24
Hi vakuuy
Thank you for posting and welcome to Nokia forum!
To use your phone as a modem to connect a compatible PC to web.
2013-03-07 5:18
2013-03-20 15:33
My Cell is Nokia C2-00 When i Connect It by using Data cable in Nokia OVI sTORE AFTER 5 SECOND MY CELL IS GETTING RESTART AND I CAN DISCONNECTED FROM Nokia Suite plz help me About That problem


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The day after in Berea has not been a happy place with the Browns now 0-5. The most positive thing this Monday had to be appearance of Joe Haden. Here are a few notes from the quiet day in Berea.
-After letting a 14 point lead disappear yesterday, the one detail that had Coach Pat Shurmur most frustrated was "the 21 point swing in about 3 minutes." Shurmur said "we can't let a 3 minute period wreck our performance."
-Shurmur told the media he had meet with formerly suspended cb Joe Haden early this morning. Shumur said he was glad to have him back and that he's "gonna put him in the lineup."
-Shurmur gave no updates on the players injured in yesterday's game. Those injured where Dmitri Patterson, Ahtyba Rubin, and D'Qwell Jackson.
Patterson was in the locker-room today with a walking boot on his left foot and it sounds like he is dealing with an ankle injury. Rubin's injury was announced as lower leg injury and Jackson has a concussion.
-Shurmur was not thrilled with his secondary play inside the red zone, he feels like they have to be better on that point of the field.
-When Shurmur was asked about Brandon Weeden's aggressiveness, "There's a fine line between being aggressive and knowing the football's important."
-Joe Haden was very apologetic about his 4 game suspension for taking adderall. He admitted that he took adderall and that it was a dumb mistake.
- Haden apologized to the organization, Browns fans, Haden Nation, as well as his teammates. He said he was in constant communication with his teammates.
-Haden confirmed that he is engaged and that he stayed in shape by going to Washington DC and working out with his dad at their work out facility. He said he did the same type of work that he would do to prepare for OTA's.
He feels like he won't miss a beat, but also said he will get some extra work in this week to make sure he is ready for the Bengals AJ Green.

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Cowgirl Creamery developed their Organic Buckaroo Cheese in 2010 to celebrate Whole Foods Market's 30th birthday. Here we celebrate its great flavor in a light 21st-century update to the casseroles of yesteryear.
Traditional ceviche is a popular Peruvian dish featuring raw fish marinated in lemon juice. In this vegetarian version, jalapeño, lime, cilantro, garlic and ginger add a spicy kick while coconut milk and tofu provide a soothing, creamy counter-balance.
Look no further than your pantry for the ingredients needed to assemble this quick weeknight recipe.
These easy-to-make holiday cookies are reminiscent of peppermint patties, a winter favorite. And the best part? No cookies cutters required!
A quick sear, followed by oven roasting brings out the best in these tender, juicy pork chops. Top with sweet, savory apples and tangy Carolina-style barbecue sauce.
Grapes are an unexpected treat when roasted until their juices are warm and concentrated. Here they add a sweet note to a sourdough bread pudding made rich with cream cheese.
Matcha is a Japanese green tea. It is finely ground into a powder making it easy to dissolve for this alternative latte.
Create a simple yet comforting dinner by lining a pie dish with unbaked crescent roll dough to encase a savory mixture of onions, tomatoes and ground beef and turkey. Each bite is truly reminiscent of a juicy cheeseburger. Serve with a salad of crisp greens.
Crispy kale makes a perfect contrasting garnish for these rich and creamy oats. Serve the oats alongside roasted pork or chicken, or top with a fried egg.
Here's an easy baked pasta dish that gets big flavor from lentils. Canned lentils are particularly convenient, but you can also cook your own from scratch — you'll need 1 1/2 cups cooked, drained and cooled lentils for this recipe.
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DES MOINES — Two eastern black rhinoceros have arrived at Blank Park Zoo in preparation for the new $4 million Africa exhibit opening next spring.
"Rhinoceros are the perfect addition to the Blank Park Zoo. They are a very large animal that will be popular with our guests. They are also an animal in great danger in the wild as poachers are killing them at devastating rates because of the value of their horns," said Mark Vukovich, CEO of Blank Park Zoo. "We want to raise awareness about this because it's possible that within our lifetime these animals will be extinct in the wild."
According to the International Rhino Foundation, there are less than 5,000 black rhinos left in the wild and less than 30,000 of all species of rhinos.
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Toyota Announces Recall of Certain RAV4 and Lexus HS 250h VehiclesTORRANCE, Calif., August 1, 2012 -- Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc., today announced that it will conduct a voluntary safety recall involving 2006 to early 2011 model year RAV4 and 2010 model year Lexus HS 250h vehicles sold in the U.S. No other Toyota or Lexus vehicles are involved. (more) |
August 01, 2012
Customer FAQs for Certain 2010 Lexus HS 250h Recall1. Which models are affected by the recall?
Approximately 18,000 2010 model year Lexus HS 250h vehicles are involved in this voluntary safety recall.
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September 20, 2011
From Question Mark to Landmark - Lexus Pursues Perfection in Its Third DecadeWhen Lexus was established in 1989, the luxury division of Toyota was determined to set a new course for the U.S. luxury auto industry. Over the past 22 years, Lexus has become a luxury automotive leader by building outstanding vehicles and providing superior customer service. Now, in its third decade, Lexus is even more dedicated to push the envelope to create the finest vehicles and to exceed customers' expectations. (more) |
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2012 Lexus Safety Feature SummaryLexus engineers its vehicles with advanced passive safety technology, founded in a body structure equipped with front and rear crumple zones. Lexus models are equipped with pretensioners and force limiters on the front seatbelts, and most models feature them on the rear outboard seatbelts, as well. (more) |
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Lexus Announces Prices for 2012 ModelsTORRANCE, Calif. (August 26, 2011) – Lexus today announced Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP) on its 2012 models ranging from the CT 200h hybrid premium compact to the LS 600h L premium luxury hybrid sedan. The MSRP for more than half of the Lexus lineup will remain unchanged from the 2011 model year. The new Lexus vehicles will arrive at dealerships later this summer through early fall. The MSRPs do not include a delivery, processing and handling fee of $875.(more) |
August 19, 2011
Lexus HS 250h Hybrid Luxury Sedan Offers Low Emissions and ComfortAs the world's first dedicated luxury hybrid, the HS 250h brought sustainable luxury to the forefront of the luxury market...(more) |
March 31, 2011
Toyota Motor Sales Announces Price Increase for 2011 Toyota, Scion and Lexus ModelsTORRANCE, Calif., March 31, 2011 - - Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), USA, Inc., announced manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) increases today for most 2011 Toyota, Scion and Lexus models. (more) |
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Toyota To Resume Japan Production Of Prius and Two Lexus Hybrids On MondayNEW YORK, NY (March 24, 2011; Posted at 7:00 AM EDT) Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced today that it will resume Japan production Monday of Prius along with the Lexus CT 200h and HS 250h. (more) |
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Toyota Announces Voluntary Recall of Certain 2011 Sienna Vehicles to Replace Stop Lamp Switch BracketCheck here for news updates and FAQs for the safety recall campaigns. (more) |
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Toyota Announces Prices for 2011 Corolla and MatrixToyota Motor Sales (TMS), USA, Inc., announced manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) today for the 2011 Corolla and Matrix. MSRP adjustments were also announced on 13 current 2011 Toyota models including Yaris Liftback and Yaris Sedan, Camry and Camry Hybrid, Avalon, RAV4, Highlander and Highlander Hybrid, Venza, 4Runner, Sienna, Sequoia and Land Cruiser. MSRP adjustments were also announced on all 2011 Lexus models. (more) |
November 04, 2010
Lexus Earns Two of Top 10 Spots in 2011 Federal Fuel Economy ListThe Environmental Protection Agency and Energy Department has released its list of top 10 fuel-economy leaders for 2011, which includes two Lexus hybrid models. (more) |
October 29, 2010
2010 SEMA Show - Lexus HS 250h by VIP Auto SalonSpecs and Features of the Lexus HS 250h by VIP Auto Salon, shown at the 2010 SEMA Show. (more) |
October 29, 2010
2010 SEMA Show - Guide to Lexus CarsLexus marks its return to the 2010 SEMA Show with another impressive selection of exciting custom build cars following its official debut at the 2007 show. As the only luxury maker to offer five hybrid vehicles, Lexus is celebrating the launch of the all-new 2011 CT 200h. This year, Lexus will feature six electrifying hybrid vehicles at its exhibit. (more) |
October 20, 2010
Toyota Announces Intent to Voluntarily Recall Certain Toyota Avalon and Highlander, and Lexus GS300, IS250, and IS350 Vehicles to Replace a Brake Master Cylinder SealCheck here for news updates and FAQs for the safety recall campaigns. (more) |
July 21, 2010
Lexus Safety Feature SummaryLexus engineers its vehicles with advanced passive safety technology, founded in a body structure equipped with front and rear crumple zones. (more) |
July 21, 2010
Lexus Technology SummaryLexus integrates advanced technology in all its vehicles, with a focus on enhancing ease of use, comfort, and driving pleasure. (more) |
July 16, 2010
Lexus Announces Prices for 2011 ModelsLexus today announced Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP) on its 2011 models ranging from the luxury IS sport sedan to the flagship luxury hybrid sedan LS 600h L. (more) |
July 16, 2010
HS 250h Demonstrates Lexus' Hybrid Commitment as the World's First Hybrid-Only Luxury VehicleLexus brought the promise of sustainable luxury to the forefront of the auto industry when the world's first dedicated luxury hybrid, the HS 250h, went on sale in August 2009. (more) |
June 25, 2010
Lexus Announces Intent to Conduct a Voluntary Safety Recall on Certain 2010 Lexus HS 250h ModelsA Statement from Mark Templin, Lexus Group Vice President and General Manager, June 25, 2010"We want to assure our customers that their safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. We take the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) test results very seriously and appreciate the NHTSA bringing its concerns to our attention. Our engineers conducted similar testing during the development of the new HS 250h and the vehicle performed safely. While we are investigating and vigorously working to understand the different test results, we have stopped delivery of the involved vehicles. As soon as the issue is better understood and/or a remedy is developed, we will contact every owner. (more) |
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At 5:30 A.M. on January 3, 2004, internationally known celebrity Britney Spears married Jason Alexander, an unknown individual, at the Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. In November of 2006, Perez Hilton, eager to maintain his claim to be the "Queen of All Media," published a photo of Jason Alexander on his website, juxtaposed next to a photograph of Britney Spears. Accompanying the photographs was a quote from Alexander, who stated that he and Spears used ecstasy and cocaine. Ken Knight, a professional photographer created the image that Hilton used on March 9, 2000, and registered the photograph with the U.S. Copyright Office on January 9, 2004. In 2006, Knight filed a complaint against Perez Hilton, arguing that Hilton's use of his photography infringed Knight's copyright. Knight provides a copy of the registration number to prove validity of his copyright. In the complaint, Knight argued "there was instant and significant demand within the publicity, news and entertainment industries for photographic images of 'Mr. Britney'" and photos "incorporating those whose lives intersect hers…are licensed and sold for significant fees." Further, Knight noted that "the subject image was directly hosted by Hilton on his website and was not displayed via a link or frame from any other website." Knight asked for damages in the amount of $150,000 and an order enjoining Hilton from infringing on his copyright. Hilton moved to dismiss the case for improper service and lack of jurisdiction. Approximately one month after Hilton's motion to dismiss, Knight dropped the case.
This case is important to my research paper and it involves Hilton's use of a photograph that became newsworthy, thereby making the fair use analysis more complicated. As opposed to paparazzi that follow current celebrities, this photographer took the photograph four years before the individual entered the limelight. Knight's lawsuit involved Hilton's use of the photograph two years after it had infiltrated the entertainment world, thereby reducing its potential licensing value. A quick analysis of the factors of fair use weighs in favor of infringement, largely due to the fact that Hilton did not doodle on the photograph. Hilton's use of the photograph does not add any new meaning or expression and there is no justification or transformation in its use. The purpose of Hilton's post was to reveal that Spears and Alexander used drugs. It is evident that Hilton would have relayed the same information had the picture not been there, as the foundation for the post rests on Alexander's quote. Had Hilton drew references to drug use, a transformation related to his story could possibly be found. Additionally, Hilton's used the photograph in its entirety, and did not reduce the size by any measure, thereby taking the "heart of the work". The nature of the work weighs minimally in favor of Hilton, as many had already seen the photo, but the effect on the potential market weighs in favor of Knight, as Hilton's use presented a direct-market substitute. Had Knight not chosen to drop the lawsuit, I believe the court's decision would have been in Knight's favor.
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Catching up with Cathy Millspaugh of the Cayuga Wine Trail
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Next weekend the
Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
will be hosting Mardi Gras weekend. Get ready for food, wine, and of course -
! (
Enter to win tickets to Mardi Gras!
We're giving away 15 pair - good luck!) I had the chance to catch up with Cathy Millspaugh (Cayuga Cathy!) the trail's executive director. She filled me in on all the exciting events like Mardi Gras, deals to take advantage of, and some history of the trail. Check out the Q&A below as well as the live interview in the YouTube link.
The Cayuga Wine Trail is the oldest wine trail in the country, tell us a brief history about how it got started.
Mary Plane, of Plane's Cayuga Vineyards (now called Cayuga Ridge Estates), looked at her empty parking lot and knew, if her fledgling winery was to succeed, she needed to fill it. What could she do to entice people to visit? Would people come if there were more to do, more to see? Thus began Mary's vision of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
In 1981 there were four small new wineries:
Plane's (now Cayuga Ridge Estate) Lucas, Americana, and Frontenac but four unknown wineries weren't enough of a draw. They would meet in each others kitchens and discuss what to do next thus the beginnings of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
With solicited participation from other attractions along and near route 89 in 1983 the first brochure was published and audacious an anonymous quote- The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail offers a variety that is unmatched in wine touring and tasting... No where else will travelers experience such a multitude of premium wines, attractions, comfortable lodging, fine restaurants, friendly people, and splendid scenery." A bit overstated then, but coming to fruition now.
We know theres wine on the wine trail, but we hear there are other things to enjoy as well, tell us more!
One of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail members Bellwether Hard Cider, produces Hard Cider as their main product, a new old beverage that once reigned as our nations most popular drink. They use a wide variety of Upstate New York apples to produce a range of carefully handcrafted, premium ciders. These ciders range from extremely dry Champagne-style ciders, to a semi-dry non-sparkling ciders made with traditional English and French cider apples and classic Upstate varieties.
Besides the cidery, the trail has 4 distilleries within the wineries Knapp Winery, Montezuma Winery, Six Mile Creek Vineyard and Swedish Hill Vineyard. Montezuma Winery uses a very impressive German Christian Carl column pot still that stands over 24 feet tall and 15 feet wide and makes their distilled products from honey. The other three wineries use a pot still and produce their products from grapes. Additionally Montezuma Winery produces mead products made from honey.
There are four wine trail events that take place throughout the year, can you give us a brief description of each event and where to get tickets?
February 18-19
Saturday & Sunday 10:00AM-5:00PM
Celebrate with us by attending our 10
Anniversary Mardi Gras event along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail by receiving a specialty anniversary set of beads.
Experience the frivolity as you go from winery to winery receiving other Mardi Gras Beads, a chance to pick the lucky coin for instant prizes plus participate in a scavenger hunt for a sampler case of fine wines from the trail.
At your starting point winery youll receive a wine glass, wine and food pairings and recipe cards at each winery plus those incredible beads.
Make sure to hand in your ticket to be eligible to win one of our Grand Prizes from the
Country Inn & Suites in Ithaca, Holiday Inn in Auburn, Inn at the Finger Lakes in Auburn, Maxies Supper Club and Oyster Bar
Metropolitan Limousine.
Advance ticket: $25.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
Designated Driver tickets: $20.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
At the door: $30.00 plus sales tax.
Say Cheese & More
March 24-25 Saturday & Sunday 10:00am -5:00pm
Savor the spectacular tastes of artisan cheese and fine wines along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. Receive a wine glass and wine tote bag at your first starting point winery and travel along the trail to experience those creamy sensations paired with our fine wines. Were hosting again a special Say Cheese photo contest so make sure to take all your favorite photos over the weekend and enter them via facebook or email. The winner will take home a
Specialty Gift Basket
from our local
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Participants are eligible to win one of our Grand Prizes from
: Cobtree Vacation Rental Resort,
Finger Lakes Bed and Breakfast Association, Homewood Suites in Ithaca
LaTourelle Resort & Spa in Ithaca.
Advance tickets: $20.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
Designated Driver tickets: $15.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax.
At the door $25.00 plus sales tax. Order early this event sells out fast!!
April 27-29 or May 4-6
Friday, 1:00PM-5:00PM
Saturday & Sunday 10:00AM-6:00PM
Build your garden by planting herbs and edible flowers this coming spring when you visit us along the trail for our annual Wine & Herb Festival. This year join us as we celebrate 20 years of our most popular event. Here youll receive a commemorative token gift, a potted herb plant from each winery, a souvenir wine glass plus recipe cards as you savor herb prepared delicacies.
Visit only Six Mile Creek, Long Point, King Ferry or Montezuma wineries on Friday afternoon to start your weekend plans early. On Saturday visit King Ferry and Long Point wineries at a special time, 9:00am. Visit all 16 wineries on Saturday and Sunday.
Participants are eligible to win one of our Grand Prizes from:
Courtyard by
Marriott in Ithaca, Experience! The Finger Lakes, Kidders Landing,
Mirbeau Inn & Spa
Rogues Harbor Inn.
Advance: Single ticket, $35.00, Couple ticket $50.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
DD ticket: Single ticket, $30.00, Couple ticket$45.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
At the door: Single ticket, $40.00, Couple ticket, $55.00 plus sales tax.
November 16-18
November 30-December 2
Friday, 1:00PM-5:00PM
Saturday, 10:00AM-6:00PM
Sunday, 10:00AM5:00PM
Snowflakes falling, the smell of pine and a crackling fire help us to experience the warmth of the Holidays here at our 19th Annual Holiday Shopping Spree.
Take home a souvenir wineglass, a grapevine wreath, a unique specialized ornament from each winery, plus holiday recipe cards. One thing youll love unique to only our holiday trail event is our Shoppers Discount Card that can be used at each winery during the weekend for those special wine purchases.
Visit Six Mile Creek, Long Point, King Ferry or Montezuma wineries on Friday afternoon only to start your weekend plans early. On Saturday visit King Ferry and Long Point wineries at a special time, 9:00am. Visit all 16 wineries on Saturday and Sunday.
Participants will be eligible to win one of our Grand Prizes from
Barristers Bed and Breakfast in Seneca Falls, Cayuga Lake Wine Trail Season Pass for 2013, Corning Museum of Glass, Holiday Inn in Auburn
Through the Grapevine Bed and Breakfast.
Advance: Single ticket, $35.00, Couple ticket $50.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
DD ticket: Single ticket, $30.00, Couple ticket$45.00 per person plus handling fee and sales tax
At the door: Single ticket, $40.00, Couple ticket, $55.00 plus sales tax.
Order early these events sells out fast!!
Tickets can be purchased online at
by calling 800-684-5217 or at any area Wegmans.
What about the Vino Visa Coupon Book, the Seasons Pass and other offers?
The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail Seasons Pass is your ticket to great savings when you attend our four trail events. Four great events to enjoy at a remarkable savings.
Youll receive, 35% OFF the regularly ticketed price.
A couple pass is $125.00 and a single pass is $75.00 plus handling fee and sales tax. They are available for a limited time and can be purchased through the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail office until February 17, 2012. A Seasons Pass makes a great gift for all your friends including yourself.
Mardi Gras-- Beads, Coins and a Scavenger Hunt
February 18 & 19
Say Cheese and MoreWine & Cheese pairings
- March 24 & 25
Wine & Herb FestivalPotted Herb Plants -
April 27-29 or May 4-6
Holiday Shopping Spree Wreath, Ornaments and Shoppers Card
November 16 - 18 or November 30 December 2
Coupons from each winery and other local businesses.
Free Tastings!
Discounted Purchases!
Available at the wineries, online at
or by calling
$15 plus handling fee and sales tax.
Your specialized Sampler Case of Cayuga Lake Wine Trail fine wines. Choose from a mixed case or a Riesling sampler case.
Order from our website
Join us in September and celebrate the Harvest at the wineries along the Trail. Experience grape stomping, live music and every type of food that you can think of made from grapes. Check our website
for details.
What is one thing that many folks wouldnt know about the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail?
That in the winter months you may receive a personal wine tasting from either the wine owner or wine maker where you can pick their brain for all kinds of details.
Why do you love calling Finger Lakes Wine Country home?
Finger Lakes Wine Country is my home because I have lived here more than any other place.
When visiting here many years ago as the wineries were starting to blossom I fell in love with all the beautiful
scenery, lake views, the scenic falls and the wide open spaces. Of course my husband was part of the picture too but it was an easy move from city life to country fanfare.
Whats the best wine and food pairing youve had recently?
Recently homemade coconut crème pie made by myself Cayuga Cathy paired with Vidal Blanc Ice Wine from Knapp Winery. Two sweet dreams mellowing together in a heavenly blitz. I personally was able to pick the ice wine grapes which made the wine so special. This is an experience not to be missed and is available to anyone who wishes to, at Knapp Winery.
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Coursework in Spanish at USF brings to life the unique role of Spanish and Spanish speakers in our society and others…as fellow citizens, as guardians of rich cultures, as representatives of other ways of being, as a politically- and economically-significant sector of the world population. Because the major and minor incorporate service learning and study abroad, these Spanish degree programs also facilitate the development of a deep cultural knowledge which makes it possible not only to understand but to engage, to become part of, and to shape – with creativity, generosity, and compassion – our multicultural world.
In addition to coursework, students have access to the Spanish Conversation Table and a variety of student clubs whose missions emphasize culture, community engagement, and learning through action.
You will find that the most important activities of your undergraduate work at USF are unique to you…the product of your active exploration and engagement of opportunities. The Spanish major and minor expose you to historical, economic, social and religious contexts, to cultural artifacts, to peoples and places, and to varied modes of inquiry and analysis, allowing you to build a rich academic, intellectual, and social experience during your course of studies.
With a major or minor in Spanish, you can look forward to a lifetime of applying the knowledge and skills of your USF studies to engagement with Spanish speakers and their cultures.


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Final Score: Ohio University 65, Toledo 57
Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - D.J. Cooper scored 18 points to lead the Ohio University Bobcats to a 65-57 win over the Toledo Rockets in quarterfinal round action of the Mid-American Conference Tournament at Quicken Loans Arena.
Walter Offutt added 13 points to help pace the third-seeded Ohio (25-7), while Reggie Keely chipped in 13 points as well from off the bench.
Curtis Dennis scored 17 points to lead the way for seventh-seeded Toledo (18-16), which also got 12 points from Reese Holliday.
The Rockets stifled Ohio to a miserable 26.7 percent from the field during the opening stanza, but the Bobcats managed to take a slight 26-24 lead into the break thanks to an 8-of-13 effort at the foul line.
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The University will soon begin the process of developing a strategic plan for the next five to seven years -- a period that is likely to present significant challenges for all institutions of higher education, President Walter Harrison said Wednesday.
Speaking at the spring semester Faculty/Staff Kickoff in Wilde Auditorium, Harrison said that the nation's colleges and universities face a great deal of uncertainty in areas that are largely beyond their control, such as the struggling economy, sweeping technological changes, and demographic shifts.
"I am convinced now that the winds of change are howling, and we need to figure out how to trim our sails to take full advantage of them," Harrison said.
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The University recently released the implementation plans for "Foundation of the Future," the institution's strategic prioritization initiative. The goal of the initiative is to focus the University's resources on its highest priorities in order to reduce costs, hold tuition increases as low as possible, and invest in strategic priorities in a very tight economy.
The next step, which will begin within the next month, is to build on that foundation by creating a far-reaching strategic plan that will shape a stronger University over the next seven years, Harrison said. The plan will be called 20-20 Vision – a reference to the plan's seven-year time frame, which will take the University to the year 2020, and to the sharp, focused vision that the plan will provide.
The Board of Regents Strategic Planning Committee will oversee this process. President Harrison chairs the committee and its members come from the regents, senior administration, faculty, and staff. The group is currently searching for a consultant to help develop and execute the plan. "We anticipate putting together a steering group of administrators, faculty, and staff to coordinate the hands-on work of planning," Harrison said. "We will also create, I hope, a series of more focused groups to help us with specific areas of expertise."
Compensation Plan for FY 2014
In his remarks on Wednesday, Harrison also discussed next year's compensation plan for faculty and staff. Due to a drop in undergraduate enrollment and a desire to keep tuition increases as low as possible, "the administration has recommended and the Board of Regents has approved a very conservative approach," Harrison said.
"Our focus is to provide compensation increases to our lowest paid colleagues and to enact the first step in the full-time faculty strategic compensation plan, aimed at those faculty farthest below their peer group," Harrison said. The specific plans for Fiscal Year 2014 are as follows:
• For full-time faculty, the University will raise minimum salaries to 85 percent of the median of the peer group as defined by the faculty strategic compensation plan released in September.
• The University also will provide pay increases for all faculty promotions approved by the Board of Regents.
• For full-time staff, the University will establish a two percent merit increase pool for all employees whose salaries are less than $40,000 per year.
• In addition, the University will increase minimum pay per credit hour by $25 for part-time faculty.
"I have suggested to the Board that, if we exceed by some significant margin the enrollment targets we have set for the fall, I may return to them for permission to offer up to two percent salary increases as one-time payments to remaining faculty and staff (those earning $40,000 or more)," Harrison said.
Deans, vice presidents, and President Harrison will not be eligible for any such increase, Harrison said.
"The Board, the University's officers, and I all wish we could do more," Harrison added. "But I hope you will appreciate that we are doing our best to help those of us most in need."


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Red Cross damage assessment teams are deployed today in Creek County. Tulsa Region Red Cross will be part of a news conference this afternoon at 2:30 at Lake Church in Mannford.Last night, seven residents stayed in the Red Cross shelter in Sand Springs, one resident stayed in the Cushing shelter. Numbers are unavailable at this time for the Lexington shelter. Red Cross shelters remain open in the following locations for families and individuals displaced by the grass fires:Mannford, OK NEW LOCATION, PREVIOUSLY LOCATED IN SAND SPRINGS:First United Methodist Church100 E. Greenwood Ave. Cushing, OKCushing Senior Center 203 E. Cherry Lexington, OKSlaughterville First Baptist Church10101 60th Street The Red Cross has recorded more than 230 overnight stays in shelters since the disaster response began in Oklahoma, served More than 1,900 meals and provided more than 11,500 snacks in this disaster response.Nearly 150 Red Cross volunteers have deployed to provide relief to families across the state who have been affected by the fires.Currently, the Red Cross is providing 2 on-site canteens, both in Creek County, for emergency responders.Three multi-agency resource centers, where people can connect with organizations prepared to lend assistance, are open in Glencoe, Noble and Luther. As the response and recovery effort in Creek County continues, a multi-agency resource center will be opened to assist residents there. We will notify you of the location when the Creek County Center becomes operational.Four damage assessment teams are deploying in Creek County. One of our teams is available for media interviews. Field contact is Marcia Marks, 512-818-0950. Please note, cell service is inconsistent in the affected areas. Red Cross damage assessment teams are in the field across the state where it is safe to re-enter the burned areas. Officials say those wishing to help people impacted by these wildfires and other disasters can make a financial donation to the Red Cross.Online:www.okredcross.org, click on the "Donate" tab. By mail:American Red Cross – Tulsa Area ChapterDept. 995Tulsa, OK 74182By text:Text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation. Charges will appear on cell phone bill; regular fees may apply.
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I've been at this writing thing for a while now. So you'd think I'd be...if not blasé, then at least matter of fact about a new book coming out. And there have been times when, swamped, already in the throes of new deadlines, that I've barely been able to acknowledge the arrival of that miracle, a box of books with my name on them.
Not this time.
I also didn't intend to start out this blog pushing books. But with one thing and another, delays of the technical, working, and personal kind, this thing launched later than expected.
So here I am, with OPERATION MIDNIGHT either in or about to be in the stores, and already available online. A book that I'm really excited about, for three main reasons. And now I'm going to risk that you won't think this will be an every week thing, and tell you those reasons.
So why am I so excited about this book?
It's the first book in the new Cutter's Code mini-series.(which I define as something over three books; I've done a few trilogies, one unintentionally, but not knowing wanting to get into the muddy area of talking about quartets or quintets or the even more fun sextets, I decided anything over three was a series) After ending Trinity West years ago I gave it a rest with a few unrelated stores. But then I stumbled into Redstone, Incorporated, and after a dozen books and over nine years, I thought I was done again for a while. Shows you what I know. But I love building and exploring a new world, even if it drives me crazy keeping track of it all.
It revisits a favorite theme of mine. Simply this: Justice. I've always loved stories that show people—both good and bad—getting what they deserve. Perhaps because it so often doesn't happen in real life. And now I get to explore that in depth, and I'm excited about the possibilities.
Cutter. Yes, lastly, yet most importantly, there's the delightful character who will tie all the stories together. I confess I've fallen for Cutter in a big way, and I hope you will, too. Each book will have a new hero and heroine, and feature appearances by previous characters(break out the big whiteboard!). But the books will be linked mainly by the character who has a knack for finding people who need his special kind of help. Or the help his humans can provide. Cutter has a nose for trouble, and an uncanny way of getting things done. That they seem to all fall in love in the process is...well, part of Cutter's magic. Not that he's magical. Really, he's not. At least, I don't think he is. Maybe. Then again....
So I hope you'll join Cutter and me on this journey. Not sure where it all will lead, but so far it's been great fun. Although I'm thinking the whiteboard may not be big enough!
Next week, a post about something else, I promise. Murder, maybe. Mayhem, perhaps. Or knitting. Which I do to keep from committing said murder and/or mayhem.
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Ryan Jensen will perform Feb. 15 in LaSalle
Ryan Jensen, the son of David and Chris Jensen of Princeton, will perform in the Illinois Valley Symphony Orhcestra Honors Recital at 5:45 p.m. Feb. 15 as part of the Music at the Mansion series at the Hegeler Carus Mansion in LaSalle.
Jensen, an honorable mention winners in the IVSO Young Performers Concerto Contest held in January, has been playing piano for 14 years and has studied privately with Jeannie Brown for the last four years. Currently a junior, he is a member of the Princeton High School band, Princeton Community Band and IVCC Jazz Band, and plays with the praise band at the Evangelical Covenant Church.
Performances will also include first runner-up Rachel Haas, flute, and Hanna Bressner, flute; honorable mention winners Joannah Cisneros, flute; and Kailee McGillis, violin. The IVSO Young Performers Concerto Competition provides the opportunity for outstanding young instrumentalists, grades 6-12, to compete for performing with the Illinois Valley Symphony.
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Research collaborative brings together thought leaders to understand and act upon the patient voice
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Press Ganey announced today the launch of the new Institute for Innovation, an independent, nonprofit research collaborative. Comprised of leading clinicians, researchers and executives in health care, the Institute will deliver research and findings to help the industry better understand the patient experience and advance the science of improving patient care.
The Institute brings together prominent health care leaders from across the industry. The board includes Deirdre Mylod, PhD, executive director of the Institute; Thomas H. Lee, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Press Ganey; and James Merlino, MD, Chief Experience Officer of the Cleveland Clinic health system and founder and president of the Association for Patient Experience. The Institute is also guided by the leadership of its 21-member Founding Executive Council; members listed below. These thought leaders will set research priorities, direct projects and produce findings that address costs, improve efficiency and drive quality care.
"To improve the patient experience in a meaningful way that truly reduces suffering, we have to listen to the patient voice," said Mylod. "By digging deeper into what patients are experiencing and their perspectives of the care they receive, we can turn that data into actionable insights that hospitals and health systems can use to make informed, effective and efficient improvements."
The Institute's initiatives include primary research integrating real-time national data, and collaborative studies to test and enhance strategies for optimizing patient care. The Institute's research framework focuses on identifying meaningful relationships among processes, practices and outcomes, including the integration of metrics across patient experience, organizational culture, clinical quality, safety and operational and financial indicators.
"Our goal in partnering with the Institute for Innovation is to improve the patient experience through evidence based research," said Merlino. "In collaboration with the Association for Patient Experience, we have a forum that will allow health care organizations to access valuable information about how to use the patient voice to improve the care experience."
The Institute currently has defined four research projects, focusing on:
The Institute's Founding Executive Council members are:
Learn more about the Institute for Innovation.
Institute for Innovation
The Institute for Innovation is a nonprofit research collaborative that provides a forum to better understand and act upon the patient voice to advance the science of improving patient care and reducing patient suffering. Through collaboration with health care executives and industry leaders, and with an unrelenting focus on the value of the patient voice, the Institute identifies the most critical elements of patient care that would benefit from improvement and evaluates solutions that have a positive impact on experiences and outcomes. For more information, visit www.theinstituteforinnovation.org.
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Recognized as a leader in performance improvement for nearly 30 years, Press Ganey partners with more than 10,000 health care organizations worldwide to create and sustain high-performing organizations, and, ultimately, improve the overall health care experience. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of solutions to help clients operate efficiently, improve quality, increase market share and optimize reimbursement. Press Ganey works with clients from across the continuum of care – hospitals, medical practices, home care agencies and other providers – including 50 percent of all U.S. hospitals. For more information, visit www.pressganey.com.
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Lincoln Park has had a French influence ever since its beginnings in the early 1700s, and remained an agriculturally significant area for French farmers until 1925, when it became a city in its own right. Because of Henry Ford's "$5 a day" wage, many workers in the area began moving to Lincoln Park, especially after soldiers returned from World War II in the 1940s due to its many employment opportunities
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Gold Coin Sells For $5 Million
The news last week of a $10 gold coin that sold for $5 million is particularly interesting because the date on the coin is not the date it was minted. The Eagle coin is stamped 1804 but was created in 1834 at the Philadelphia Mint for Andrew Jackson as a diplomatic gift. This coin has some pretty fast appreciation, it sold for $1 million in 2003 and then for $2.47 million in 2005. There are just four of them out in the world.
I wonder what is it about coins that makes the prices rise. In part it is because they are a tangible record of history but I suspect the real reason is something else. As David Albanese, the president of Albanese Rare Coins, the dealer of the coin, reported both the buyer and seller are "northeastern United States entrepreneurs who have been collecting coins since they were young boys." I think this is why some coins sell for such high prices. Many other collecting hobbies take root after one is established in the world, wine, art, jewelry and watches, the love of those often develop later in life. But so many young boys and girls are given coins as gifts, thereby establishing a lifelong love of numismatics.
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Flash memory and the LogFS filesystem
Flash is now an everyday part of the Linux environment. The new LogFS filesystem will help you contend with the problems of flash memory.
Flash memory was once reserved for embedded applications. Over the course of the past few years, however, prices have fallen drastically for flash in the form of USB sticks, as well as the memory cards used in cameras, PDAs, cellphones, solid state drives, and MP3 players. Users increasingly need to access flash memory devices with ordinary Linux systems, and the Linux community is responding with better tools for addressing the challenges of flash.
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