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// MUNICH: 1 CITY 5 WAYS // A FAIRY TALE FAME EXCHANGE // BANKING ON SPORTS BETTING
A World Away
36 HOT
Vacation Spots Around the Globe
Viva la Eva
Up close & personal with Eva Longoria
MARCH 2011 // DELTA: ATLANTAS HOMETOWN AIRLINE
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Features
66 Global Getaways
The stunning places where George, Julia, Leonardo, Gwyneth, Eva, Bonoand the jet-setters of Manhattan, Paris, London, Sydney, Rome and LAgo to play, stay and get away.
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74 Eva Longoria
The Desperate Housewives stars new recipe for success includes a family cookbook, several lms and Beso restaurants in LA and Las Vegas.
76 Sports Betting 82 Fame
Will cash-strapped states try to legalize sports gambling? Will betting via smart phone hit the jackpot? With annual sports wagers estimated at $30 billion to $500 billion, the stakes are denitely high.
Exchange
Twilight and Red Riding Hood director Catherine Hardwicke and author/folklorist Katie Orenstein dish on fairy tales, the need for more womens voices and that mysterious girl in red.
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If you love beeror food, fashion, history or saving a buckweve got a tour for you.
5 Ways: Munich
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101 Prole // Utah
From peak to canyon, work to play, the good life comes naturally here.
On the cover: Eva Longoria photographed for Sky by Sheryl Nields. For additional credits, see page 165.
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Wheels Up
21 The World Takes Flight
A few of the apples cameos throughout history.
22 TRAVEL
Whats in fashion designer Billy Reids bag; CNNs Dr. Sanjay Guptas favorite streetAnn Arbor, Michigan; Destination Hong Kong with Andrew Zimmern; 10 haute design hotels; Country escapes around the globe; Vie Luxe CEO Marjorie Gubelmanns perfect Manhattan day.
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5 Minutes with Crate and Barrel CEO Barbara Turf; Road Warrior with Miami Dolphins majority owner/real estate guru Stephen Ross; Apps by the numbers; Packing Jimmy Choo luggage; Gotta have the Nintendo 3DS; Reading As One; Rash Report.
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38 LIFESTYLE
Everybodys Talking About barre tness; Barbie, looking good at 52; Diane Lanes cause celebHeifer International; Seville style inspiration; A history lesson in (daylight) saving time.
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Global happenings this month.
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11 The View from Here 18 Editors Letter/Contributors 50 Talk Show
British actor Ray Stevenson plays the warrior-rogue to perfection. Up next: gangster Danny Greene in Kill the Irishman.
91 Dining
Gabrielle Hamilton, author and chef/owner of NYCs Prune, nds inspiration at Zuni Caf in San Francisco, Joes Stone Crab in Miami Beach and Zingermans Deli in Ann Arbor.
196 Games
Crossword, Sudoku, Sky Kids.
153 In-Depth // Executive Education

Business school programs tailormade for the global marketplace.
56 Great Escapes
Newport, Rhode Island, and ve other charming seaside retreats in France, Australia, Greece, California and Georgia.
200 Last Laugh
Comedian/cartoon creator Louie Anderson says hes not old, hes a classic. (Hes only been 50 for seven years, for crying out loud).
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From Atlanta to the World for 70 Years

BUILDING A GLOBAL AIRLINE AND A GLOBAL CITY
Happy Anniversary! This month, we celebrate Deltas 70th year as Atlantas hometown airline. See page 14 for a look back at Delta history.
elta Air Lines founder C. E. Woolman reached an agreement with Atlanta Mayor William Hartseld 70 years ago that changed our airline and the City of Atlanta forever. In exchange for an aordable, long-term lease, Mr. Woolman agreed to move the center of Delta operations from Monroe, Louisiana, to Atlanta. Deltathen with just 53 employees running 113 seats on eight ights a dayrelocated its headquarters to Atlanta in 1941. It was a pivotal moment not just for Delta, but for the promise of U.S. air travel.
2,200+
Surf from the sky on Delta! Wi-Fi is available on more than 550 aircraft, so you can work, play and stay in touch on more than 2,200 daily ights.
// The move planted the seed for Atlantas rise as the busiest passenger hub and Deltas eventual transformation into a leading global airline. Since 1941, metro Atlanta has grown from 800,000 residents to about 6 million today, while at the same time Delta has grown from eight Atlanta ights to more than 1,000 departures headed to approximately 220 points across the globe.
// Along the way, Delta and Atlanta together have recorded a lot of rsts: In the 1950s, Delta pioneered a concept in Atlanta that became known as the hub and spoke, which ultimately led to the development of the worlds largest airline hub in our hometown. In the 1970s, Delta launched the rst nonstop
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transAtlantic ights between Atlanta and London, propelling Atlantas vision of becoming a global capital. And in the 1990s, Delta and Atlanta partnered to win the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, leading us into an era in which we have increased nonstop international service from Atlanta by nearly 500 percent. But even with all the changes, our values and many of our partners remain the same. The Coca-Cola Company, in fact, is Deltas longest-standing corporate partner, with onboard Coke service dating to the 1940s. Last month, we saluted this history by christening a Boeing 777-200LR as the Spirit of Atlanta with a bottle of our hometown drink. The christening harkened back to December 1940, when Douglas Aircraft Company christened one of Deltas early DC-3s as the City of Atlantaalso with a bottle of Coke. The last 70 years prove that, together, the people of Delta, metro Atlanta, the State of Georgia, our customers and our business and charitable partners are a powerful combination. Our partnership with Atlanta has created something that cant be replicateda city that 12 Fortune 500 companies call home and a company, Delta, that has remained Georgias largest private employer for a generation. If your travels take you through Atlanta today, we hope youll join us in lifting your glass to our hometown. We look forward to another 70 years and more in Atlanta. And we look forward to continuing to bring you a strong global network and premium product that will keep our customers worldwide ying Delta for years to come.
Foodie Favorites
On page 26, dig in as Andrew Zimmern shows us why Hong Kong is one of the worlds top-ve food towns. Catch Andrew Zimmerns Bizarre World playing onboard this month.
Dining in Shanghai
SkyMiles Diamond Medallion member Philip Rogers of Lake Orion, Michigan, recommends Element Fresh for its natural, fresh and healthy cuisine. For more on Shanghai, see Road Warrior on page 32.
Style Inspiration
Escape to the storied city of Sevilleor at least look the part. See Style Inspiration on page 42.
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Thousands of readers helped choose our latest Show Us Your Sky winner, and Beth and her son Daniel took the top spot with their photo from Pikes Peak, Colorado. To see more and show us where youre going with Sky, visit deltaskymag.com/showusyoursky.
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Jekyll Island
Experience the throwback glamour of this barrier island in Georgia, situated halfway between Savannah and Jacksonville. Its one of our sleepy seaside retreats, along with Newport, Rhode Island, and four other locales. See Great Escapes on page 56. On April 4, Delta celebrates its 5th anniversary of service between Atlanta and Dsseldorf Germanys leading fashion center, known for its scenic riverfront and charming city center.
Eva Longoria
Our cover model hopped a ight on Delta Private Jets and arrived in Las Vegas for her exclusive Sky photo shoot at her restaurant, Beso, and the Mandarin Oriental at CityCenter. To see exclusive video from the shoot, go to deltaskymag.com or snap the tag on page 99 with your smart phone.
1 City 5 Ways: Munich

Whether youre a foodie looking for traditional Bavarian Schweinebraten or a history buff ready to explore the citys past, well show you where to shop, play, eat and stay in Toytown, page 87.
Hometown Hits
Tune in to audio Channel 7 as we celebrate Deltas 70th year in Atlanta with our favorite hometown hits from the Peach State, including songs from Cee Lo Green, Ray Charles, Usher and more.
Copenhagen Dublin
Live Streaming Concerts

The Allman Brothers Band returns to the iconic Beacon Theatre March 1026. Concert webcaster Moogis will stream the performances live, allowing fans everywhere the chance to experience one of the most inuential bands in America as they make their return to New York City. moogis.com
Shannon
Manchester Berlin Amsterdam London Dsseldorf Frankfurt Brussels Stuttgart Paris Zrich Munich Venice Milan Nice Barcelona Pisa Rome
No matter where you live, everyone needs to get away. On page 66, we take you to the favorite vacation destinations of city dwellers around the world.
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The View from Here //
In 1941, Delta moved its headquarters from Monroe, Louisiana, to Atlanta. This month we celebrate Delta history and its anniversary as Atlantas hometown airline.
1941
In March, Delta officially moves its headquarters to Atlanta from Monroe, Louisiana, becoming Atlantas hometown airline. Today, the original 1940s buildings of Deltas headquarters are the oldest existing facilities on Atlanta airport property.
Delta celebrates its 50th year of service and is the rst airline in the world to board 1 million passengers in one city in one month (Atlanta, August 1979).
1946
Delta starts regularly scheduled cargo service. The 1 millionth passenger boards. Its the rst airline with nonstop ChicagoMiami ights.
1959
Delta is the rst airline to launch Douglas DC-8 jet service. The red, white and blue triangle widget becomes Deltas logo, resembling the swept-wing appearance of a jet.
High-Flying Style //
Flight Attendant Uniforms Throughout the Years
19401942
The rst uniform worn by Delta ight attendants incorporated military styling with a navy blue jacket fastened with brass buttons, skirt, white silk blouse with a pleated front and overseas cap.
19651968
This look featured French blue crepe suits with a narrow skirt, semibox jacket and white overblouse. A pillbox hat, the Delberet, replaced the traditional overseas cap.
19691970
Ladies wore pastel polyester-knit dresses in Aquanox Blue, Grenelle Green and Sunshine Yellow. A tall huntsmen hat t over trendy beehive hairdos, and short white gloves were standard issue.
19832001
It was back to basics with Deltas longest-lived uniforma professional, tailored suit of tropical wool in navy blue. Scarves and ties were either red with a thin blue line and tiny white Delta widget logos or blue, gray and burgundy striped.
2006
The Richard Tyler Collection for Delta debuted, inspired by the era of glamorous air travel, with fashionable and functional pieces, such as the signature red wrap dress, in the Delta color palette of navy blue and red, and accented by gold, platinum and red accessories.
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Did You Know? //

H If you took the Delta morning ight out of Atlanta
in 1930, you could reach Birmingham in an hour and a half and Fort Worth, Texas, by midafternoon. The fare to Birmingham was $9.8050 percent more than railroad fare at the time.
The Logos
H Delta was the rst commercial airline to land on

the new fth runway at Hartseld-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, hailed as The Most Important Runway in America when it opened on May 27, 2006.
1929 The rst passenger service logo featured Mercurythe Roman god of travel and commerce. The triangle represents the D of the Greek alphabet, which is Delta.
1987
Delta merges with Western Airlines and becomes the fourthlargest U.S. carrier and the fthlargest world carrier. Deltas rst transPacic service begins: Atlanta to Portland, Oregon, to Tokyo.
Delta and The Coca-Cola Company: An Early Partnership

The Delta and Coca-Cola partnership dates back to the late 1920s. Monroe, Louisiana, was the site of a Coca-Cola bottling company and the town where a crop-dusting company organized as Delta Air Service in 1928.
19451953 The Flying D logo had several variations that appeared up to 1959.
19531955 Delta-Chicago & Southern logo
Delta is named the official airline of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games and is the rst U.S. carrier to voluntarily ban smoking on all ights.
1995
In 1940, Coca-Cola became the first soft drink served on Delta flights by its first flight attendantscalled stewardesses at the timeonboard 14-passenger Douglas DC-2 planes. A bottle of Coca-Cola was used to christen Deltas first 21-passenger Douglas DC-3, the City of Atlanta, on November 29, 1940. Hollywood actress Jane Withers, an Atlanta native, did the honors.
1962mid-1960s Widget in oval logo
19631993 Large widget logo
2000
SkyTeam launches a global alliance partnering Delta with AeroMexico, Air France and Korean Air.
19952000 Full corporate name with updated logo
2007Present
2006
2010
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean

Gulf of Mexico
2008
Service to more destinations than any global airline, with 124 new nonstop routes and 41 destinations.
Delta and Northwest merge, creating a global airline with major operations in every region of the world. Delta becomes the rst U.S. airline to announce onboard Wi-Fi for a domestic mainline eet.
Delta launches the industrys rst social media ticket window, allowing customers to purchase tickets directly from Facebook and other social media sites.
Punto de Vista //
Desde hace 70 aos, de Atlanta al mundo entero

CONSTRUIMOS UNA AEROLNEA Y UNA CIUDAD GLOBALES
ace 70 aos, C. E. Woolman, fundador de Delta Air Lines, lleg a un acuerdo con William Hartseld, alcalde de Atlanta. Este acuerdo transform a nuestra aerolnea y a la ciudad de Atlanta para siempre. A cambio de una concesin a largo plazo a un precio accesible, el Sr. Woolman acord trasladar el centro de operaciones de Delta de Monroe, Louisiana, a Atlanta. Delta, que en 1941 contaba slo con 53 empleados para las 113 plazas de sus ocho vuelos diarios, reubic su sede en Atlanta. Esta fecha marc un hito tanto para Delta como para el panorama de los viajes areos en los Estados Unidos. El traslado fue el punto de partida para la transformacin de esta ciudad en el centro de trnsito de pasajeros de mayor actividad y para que Delta se convirtiese en una aerolnea global lder. A partir de 1941, el rea metropolitana de Atlanta, que contaba con 800.000 residentes, creci hasta alcanzar los 6 millones con los que cuenta hoy aproximadamente. De igual manera, Delta, que operaba tan solo ocho vuelos en Atlanta, hoy cuenta con ms de 1.000 salidas a casi 220 puntos del globo. En este recorrido, Delta y Atlanta han alcanzado varios primeros puestos. En la dcada de 1950, Delta aplic en Atlanta un concepto pionero, que pas a conocerse como sistema de aporte y dispersin de trco areo y que condujo al desarrollo del mayor centro de conexiones areas del mundo en nuestra ciudad. En la dcada de 1970, Delta lanz los primeros vuelos transatlnticos directos entre Atlanta y Londres, lo que impuls la visin de Atlanta de transformarse en una capital global. En la dcada de 1990, Delta y Atlanta se unieron para ganar los Juegos Olmpicos de Verano de 1996, y eso nos llev a una era durante la cual aumentamos nuestro servicio internacional directo desde Atlanta en un 500 por ciento, aproximadamente. No obstante los cambios, nuestros valores y muchos de nuestros socios comerciales siguen siendo los mismos. En efecto, Coca-Cola Company es uno de nuestros socios corporativos ms antiguos y nos acompaa con el servicio de a bordo de Coca-Cola desde 1940. El mes pasado celebramos esta historia conjunta y bautizamos a un Boeing 777-200LR con el nombre de Espritu de Atlanta con una botella de nuestra bebida local. El bautismo remite al mes de diciembre de 1940, cuando Douglas Aircraft Company dio el nombre de Ciudad de Atlanta a uno de los primeros DC-3 de Delta utilizando tambin una botella de Coca Cola. Los ltimos 70 aos son la prueba de que, en conjunto, la gente de Delta, del rea metropolitana de Atlanta, del Estado de Georgia, nuestros clientes, nuestros socios comerciales y empresas asociadas en actividades de benecencia constituyen una combinacin poderosa. Nuestra colaboracin con Atlanta ha suscitado algo irrepetible: una ciudad que es sede de 12 empresas de la lista Fortune 500 y una compaa, Delta, que ha sido el mayor empleador privado durante una generacin. Si sus viajes le llevan hoy por Atlanta, esperamos que se una a nosotros y alce su copa en honor a nuestra ciudad. Esperamos pasar los prximos 70 aos en Atlanta, y an ms. Tambin esperamos seguir brindndole una red global slida y un producto de calidad excepcional para que nuestros clientes sigan volando con Delta en todo el mundo por muchos aos ms.
JFKBOG
Delta ahora ofrece vuelos diarios entre Nueva YorkJFK y Bogot, Colombia todo el ao.
Ritmo Caliente
Sintonice el Canal 10 de audio para escuchar los ritmos latinos ms calientes en la voz de artistas tales como Bodega Charlie, Pitbull y Daddy Yankee.
Ms vuelos
Nos complace anunciar que hemos agregado una nueva frecuencia entre Atlanta y Brasilia, Brasil. A partir del 31 de mayo de 2011, el servicio aumentar de cinco a seis vuelos semanales.
Cordialmente,
Richard Anderson Chief Executive Officer Delta Air Lines
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Here, discovery is in our DNA.
At Cincinnati Childrens Heart Institute, discovery is part of our makeup. Its what happens when you bring the nest physicians and researchers together to nd the causes of and cures for heart disease. Led by Jeffrey Robbins, PhD, and Jeffrey Towbin, MD, weve identied genes responsible for heart muscle disease, abnormal heart development and muscle degeneration. Landmark ndings that open the door to better treatments, possible cures and greater hope for kids like Aksel.
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Contributors //
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Kelley L. Carter The Emmy-winning entertainment reporter regularly contributes to print and TV, including USA Today, Vibe, Ebony, Jet, ESPN, MTV News, The Chicago Tribune, CNN, E!, Fox News and the TV Guide Channel, delivering pop culture takes on entertainment and updates on breaking entertainment news. Home Base: Los Angeles Favorite Destination: Barcelona Story: Viva la Eva, p74
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From Malibu and Bangkok to St. Barts and Los Cabos, Sky s editors travel to some chic destinations. Visit deltaskymag.com/blogs to nd our latest global discoveries: hip hotels, client-worthy restaurants and must-see attractions.
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PHOTO: MIKE MARRERO (GRAY).
hen you write and edit for a magazine geared toward passengers of a global airline, its safe to say that every month is a getaway issue. But I come from the world of subscription and newsstand magazines, and editors in this vein pay attention to the calendar. A change of season aects our state of mind as well as our wardrobe. No matter what you call itR&R, holiday, vacationit all adds up to an escape from the daily routine, and more often than not a change in climate. As we wrapped our arms around the cover story, we looked at some key cities (New York, Los Angeles, Rome and London, to name a few) and where people from those cities go to get away. Our buzzy and very busy cover girl, Eva Longoria, seemed a natural face for the story. Where does Eva get away when not taping in LA or involved with her restaurant in Las Vegas (speaking of getaway destinations)? For her, its all about the beach. One of my favorite vacation stories involves my friends daughter, Alalys. Seven years ago, the 7-year-old and her family were returning from a summer in Italy. As Ala settled into her businessclass seat, she began to watch a selection on her seatback-viewing screen, sipped her kiddie cocktail and enjoyed a snack. She looked over at her parents and yelled (she had her headphones on): This is the best day of my life! Youth reminds us that as we head through life, we also have to enjoy the ride.
Juliet Gray In addition to writing, Gray directs and produces theater with Broadway Theatre Project and Key Wests Red Barn Theatre. She is a winner of LAs One-Page Play Festival and her book Insiders Guide to the Florida Keys and Key West was recently published by Globe Pequot Press. Home Base: Key West, Florida Favorite Destination: Gosport, England Story: Where the World Goes to Get Away, p66
Nazario Graziano X The illustrator and graphic designer started drawing robots and spaceships at age 7. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Wired and on MTV. Home Base: Marche, Italy Favorite Destination: Paris Story: Money Ball, p76 Chris Hodenfield Hodeneld once walked into a British betting shop, saw odds of 25-1 on Ian Baker-Finch to win the British Open and immediately bet 5 pounds. Thus enriched, he decided not to bet on sports anymore. If youve got an NCAA pool going, though, hed like to buy in. Hodeneld generally covers sports, business and pop culture. Home Base: Connecticut Favorite Destination: Vienna Story: Money Ball, p76
Sheryl Nields In addition to her work for companies such as William Rast, Sony Music and Fox Searchlight, the photographers work has appeared in Esquire, Elle and Entertainment Weekly. Home Base: Los Angeles Favorite Destination: I cant really say what my favorite world destination is, because there are so many places I still havent been to yet! Story: Viva la Eva, p74
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The world takes flight
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Apple Alison Blythe Martin
Forbidden Fruit
Only two people know exactly which fruit Eve found so tempting, but many believeand many artists renderthe forbidden fruit to be an apple.
Why did Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin name their daughter after the fruit? Paltrow told Oprah that apples are sweet, and theyre so wholesome, and its biblical.
Great Moments in Apple History

As the world eagerly awaits the iPad 2 and Verizon loyalists get up to speed with their new iPhones, we decided to sink our teeth into this juicy fruits storied past.
Newtons Apple
Sir Isaac Newton created his theory of gravitation after watching an apple fall from a tree.
The Apple Brand

From the rst Apple computer created by the Steves (Jobs and Wozniak) in 1976 to the iWorld we live in now, its crazy to think how many of us have our very own bushel of Apple devices.
Sour Apple
Actress Natalie Wood was nominated for Least Cooperative Actress at the Golden Apple Awards, winning the Sour Apple in both 1961 and 1966.
Apple Records
The label, founded by The Beatles in 1968, also released albums from James Taylor, Billy Preston, Mary Hopkin and Badnger. In November 2010, Apple Inc. began offering the Fab Fours entire catalog on iTunes.
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At Its Core //
Who really knows why the nicknames for these cities stuck?
The Big Apple // NYC
The Eternal City // Rome
The City of Lights // Paris
Sin City // Las Vegas
The Big Easy // New Orleans
+ Tour Hong Kongs best eateries with Travel Channel host Andrew Zimmern. See page 26.
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Travel
Destinations, gear and insider secrets.
Whats in My Bag //
Billy Reid, Fashion Designer

Since 2004, Alabama-based designer Billy Reid has worked tirelessly to build his brand. In November, the fashion world rewarded him with the Council for Fashion Designers of America/Vogue Fashion Fund Award, given each year to a promising up-and-coming designer. It was the highlight of an exciting year that also included being named the best new menswear designer in America by GQ and partnering with Levis to create the Levis Workwear Billy Reid collection. Its been a dream come true, Reid says. Amanda Hoffstrom
THE PERFECT BAG: Im a traditionalist in some ways, so I like having a bag that you can stuff a ton of things in. The Billy Reid duffel is an easy-to-carry bag. Im a light packer, so even on a long trip I try to minimize what Im taking. If I need to take it on the plane, its easy to t in the overhead, but its also great to stuff things in and take around town. IN-FLIGHT READ: I read the Oxford American music issue on my last ight. The December issue was all about Alabama music. Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where I live, has a pretty storied history of music. The Rolling Stones recorded here, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylanthe list could go on and on. TRAVEL UNIFORM: The Billy Reid oxford is easy to wear and care for. You really dont have to iron it, because its already nice and crumpled. When Im traveling, I really like things that are versatile. If Im bringing a pair of wingtips, I want the shape to look good with a pair of jeans, but if I do need to dress up for something, I have a good pair of shoes to wear.
Airport Insider //
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
NUMBER OF TERMINALS: 1 MILES FROM DOWNTOWN: 16
Built in 1944 by the Port of Seattle, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, known to locals as Sea-Tac, acts as a gateway to the Pacic Northwest and beyond. Each year more than 31 million passengers stop at Sea-Tac on their way to great destinations, including Amsterdam, Beijing, Tokyo, Hawaii, Alaska and, of course, the Queen City itself.
PHOTOS: (REID) UNA FALL STUDIO CLASS; (DUFFLE, SHOES, SHIRT, BAG) MICHAEL HENDRICKSON; (SEA-TAC) DON WILSON/PORT OF SEATTLE.
TECH TOOLS: I was resistant to move from a BlackBerry to an iPhone, but my iPhone can get me through pretty much anything.
Seattles Best // The Seattle Taproom has plenty of pub fare to tide you over until your ight, but the standout selections come in the way of regional ales and microbrews that highlight the best of the Seattle area. There is also an outpost of the popular store Made in Washington, featuring gifts and goods made by local artisans. A Work of Art // Throughout the concourses you will nd art by both internationally famous artists including Frank Stella and Robert Rauschenbergand local artists who highlight the regions diversity. Find art and installations that draw from European, Asian, Native American and folk-art inuences. Pacic Marketplace // The 130,000-square-foot glass-paneled space is a hub of dining and shopping options, with comfortable seating and a wall of glass that allows travelers to view departing ights against the backdrop of the Olympic Mountains.
GO-TO SNACKS: I grab a packet of gummy bears and vitaminwater. I try to stay hydrated when ying.
CURRENT CD: The Civil Wars new album, Barton Hollow, is a great mix of country, folk and rock.
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Trail Blazer
Dash from the plane to the boardroom in style with L.L. Beans wrinkle-resistant tropic-weight Explorer blazer in sporty loden ($99). And stay extra organized with the inside pockets. llbean.com
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Rural Retreats
Escape to these relaxed-chic country escapes. By Jason Oliver Nixon
1 ASCOT, ENGLAND London is buzzing about Coworth Park, the latest hotel from the Dorchester Collection. Located a mere 45 minutes from the capital, the 240-acre estate sits on rolling hills in horse country near Windsor Castle. Take in a match at the hotels polo grounds before you enjoy a facial or relax in the drawing room with a novel. coworthpark.com 2 BOVINA, NEW YORK Situated in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, The Mountain Brook Inn offers eight supremely comfortable suites, each overlooking elegant gardens and a bubbling stream. Visit the nearby town of Andes and its galleries and antiques shops before returning for the rollicking, Saturday-night-only dinners at the inn. themountainbrookinn.com 3 HAINES CITY, FLORIDA Escape to old Florida at the 1,400-acre Creek Ranch, a rusticyet-luxurious getaway outside of Orlando that is perfect for family vacations or corporate retreats. Try horseback riding, skeet shooting, bird watching, fishing or canoeing before sunset cocktails beside the lake. After dinner, curl up in your elegant accommodations at the high-style Bunk House. creekranch.net 4 MILFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Located in a charming town only 70 miles from Manhattan, the historic Hotel Fauchere has plenty of city-style sophistication and flair. The 16 guest rooms come complete with Egyptian cotton linens and marble bathrooms. Check out the hotels buzzy Bar Louis before dining on retro cheese souffl in the Delmonico Room. hotelfauchere.com 5 JOSE IGNACIO, URUGUAY Close to the jet-set scene in Punta del Este and yet worlds away, Estancia Vik showcases striking ecochic architecture set amid 4,000 rugged acres. Kick back in your art-filled suite before enjoying sailing, canoeing, walking along the nearby beach or fishing (and dont miss a polo match at the hotels own field). Come nightfall, sup on traditional Uruguayan parillero (barbecue) in the dramatic dining room. vikretreats.com
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Dopp Kit with Pop

It is an essential travel accessory, but why settle for boring black? We are crazy about the wax cotton Sailwax Collection Dopp kit from Maine-based Au Inc.especially the bright orange model ($49). au-inc.com
PHOTOS: (NEUE GALERIE) HULYA KOLABAS; (LADY M) JOSE PHOTOS; (THE MARK) JULIE GLASSBERG.
A Perfect Day in Manhattan

The founder and CEO of global home fragrance brand Vie Luxe (vieluxenyc. com), Marjorie Gubelmann travels the world to create scents that reflect her favorite far-flung escapes (among them Palm Beach, Sardinia, St. Barts and Buenos Aires). Here, the highflying style setter offers up a perfect day in Manhattan.
The Neue Galerie Lady M Confections The Mark Restaurant
In the morning, I hit The Neue Galerie on East 86th Street and Fifth Avenue. It is one of New York Citys best secrets: Its not crowded and it boasts fabulous exhibits. neuegalerie.org
sphere and people you either know Early evening is perfect for or you would like to know. shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue, the best department store in New York In the midafternoon, make City. saksfthavenue.com sure to grab a quick coffee and a snack at Lady M Confections After shopping, you have to on East 78th Street. It has the have dinner at the see-and-be-seen most exquisite cakes. And it looks The Mark Restaurant at The Mark Around 1 p.m., I head to like a modern hair salon from the Hotel. The Meyer lemon fettuccine Le Bilboquet on East 63rd Street with Parmesan is not to be missed. for the best lunch in town. There is outside, not a bakery! ladym themarkrestaurantnyc.com delicious French fare, a cozy atmo- confections.com
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My Favorite Street
// Main Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
As chief medical correspondent for CNN, Sanjay Gupta has reported from war-torn Iraq, covered the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and was one of the first reporters in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. When he is not reporting, Gupta, a neurosurgeon, practices at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. He is also on the faculty of Emory University School of
MAIN STREET IS WHERE YOU SEE THE STUDENTS MIXING WITH THE RESIDENTS OF ANN ARBOR.
Medicine and has authored three books, including a medical thriller due out in late 2011. Despite his busy schedule, Gupta makes sure to visit his alma mater, the University of Michigan, at least once a year with his wife and three daughters. Ann Arbor is a true college town, he says. Main Street is where you see the students mixing with the residents of Ann Arbor. There is a great town/gown relationship. Erin Gulden
Dr. Sanjay Gupta
Gupta says he has a special place in his heart for Palio restaurant. I met my wife there. She served at the restaurant while in law school, says Gupta. He and his wife, Rachel, make a point to bring their daughters to the Italian eatery each time they visit. palio restaurant.com
There are plenty of parks along Main Street, including Guptas favorite, Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum. I think it has every tree that is indigenous to that part of the country, Gupta says. Plus you can go kayaking. mbgna.umich.edu
The food scene is a highlight for Gupta, who says there are plenty of great mom-and-pop restaurants to compete with the chains. The names keep changing, he says, but theres always great Korean, a dozen sports bars, ice cream, whatever you want.
The Ark is one of those great small concert venues, Gupta says. The noted music hall supports folk and roots music: It is the kind of place where the Indigo Girls will go to play for a night. Wynton Marsalis and his brother Branford put on a great show there. theark.org
We always try to go to Crazy Wisdom Bookstore and Tea Room, Gupta says of his familys annual trips to Ann Arbor. Its the type of place you go to nd books you really dont nd anywhere elsethe really great hard-to-nd books and archaic works. crazywisdom.net
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More to Explore
Downtown Ann Arbors eclectic oerings mean there is plenty to do for both students and residents.
1 We took the girls to Kilwins Chocolates, and my 5-year-old loved it. It is the special thing we get for her now when we visit, Gupta says. 107 E. Liberty
St., kilwins.com 2 Crazy Wisdom Bookstore and Tea Room, 114 S. Main St. 3 The Nichols Arboretum, 1610 Washington Hts. 4 My 3-year-old talks about Zingermans Delicatessen. We had food sent
down to Atlanta on dry ice for her birthday, says Gupta of the deli, which delivers anywhere in the country. Read more about Zingermans in Dining on page 95. 422 Detroit St., zingermansdeli.com
5 Palio, 347 S. Main St.
Michigan Stadium, nicknamed The Big House, holds 111,000 people during football games.
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WHEELS UP // Travel
Destinations with ANDREW ZIMMERN

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Take a tram 1,300 feet above sea level to The Peak Hong Kong 1 for a day of shopping and dining.
Q: I like carrying on my luggage for the convenience, but am still looking for the best gear. Whats your go-to carryon bag? A: Ive racked up more than a million frequent flyer miles with my fleet of Patagonia luggage. Theyre lightweight, have tons of useful sections and are virtually indestructible. I love the Half Mass (made from recycled fabric and coated with a water-resistant polyurethane) for an over-theshoulder bag, and the rolling duffels are perfect for the overhead bin. I even use Patagonias laptop bags, without sacrificing any gravitas when strolling into a business meeting. The author: James Beard award-winning television host Andrew Zimmern hosts Bizarre Foods and Bizarre World on the Travel Channel.
Hong Kong
Top restaurants and tailor-made suits scratch the surface of this vibrant city.
If you call yourself a globetrotting eater of the highest order and you havent been to Hong Kong, you need to reevaluate your street cred. Hong Kong is one of the worlds top-ve food towns. Its also one of the most densely populated cities on the planet, and guring out whats where could take you a lifetime. Over the years, Ive accumulated a long list of favorites. First things rst, stay at the Peninsula, where you can expect luxurious rooms, a eet of British racing green Rolls Royce limousines for guest use and high tea in the hotel lobby 3. The hotels ultra-modern Felix 2 restaurant boasts a spectacular city view (especially from the restrooms), while the Spring Moon restaurant serves some of the best food on the planet; the crispy whole roast chicken served Peking Duck Style is sublime. Of course, there are more foodie wonders waiting outside of the hotel. For breakfast, the Chinese love congee, a rice 4 porridge that some Westerners consider bland. Give it a shot and put yourself in the hands of the chefs at Law Fu Kee, where they add dozens of mix-ins such as crispy pork skin or salted pickled vegetables. For a Western-style breakfast, hit up Australia Dairy Company in Kowloon, beloved for its light, uffy scrambled NO ONE DOES DIM eggs. For a quick lunch, I adore the shrimp dumpSUM BETTER THAN ling noodle soup at Maks Noodles and Kau Kees beef SUN TUNG LOK.
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brisket noodle soup. Both are world class and set you back only a few dollars a bowl. No trip to Hong Kong is complete without the total dim sum indulgence, and no one does dim sum better than the Michelin-threestarred Sun Tung Lok 4, located in Tsim Sha Tsui. Every morsel is made to order. Go for a smattering of dumplings and follow with specialty dishes such as braised abalone or barbecued pork. The Rainbow Seafood Room on Lamma Island is another dont-miss for great dim sum. One more food note: If you are up for a little urban exploration, head to the ultra-hip SoHo and NoHo neighborhoods. Both are packed with trendy bars and restaurants. While in Hong Kong, you have to do more than eat (or do you?). Make the pilgrimage to Sams Tailor for a custom suit. This small shop makes some of the worlds best, and past clients include Kate Moss, Bill Clinton and the British royal family. And there are a few special treats for artlovers visiting the city. On Hollywood Road, named 40-plus years before its Californian counterpart even existed, youll discover contemporary art galleries and antiques shops. Check out cross-cultural, conversation-inspiring pieces at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery, and avant-garde works from emerging Chinese and East Asian artists at the Connoisseur Contemporary.
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outpost, adding 19 sleek rooms, a destination restaurant and a rooftop bar overlooking the Huangpu River. waterhouseshanghai.com
Ten to See //
Design Hotels
High style meets comfort at these innovative hotels. 1 | Hotel Q // Berlin The futurist design
by Graft Architects features a red and white interior lobby and rooms with bathtubs that are connected to the beds. loock-hotels.com
4 | The Mira // Hong Kong Each of the 9 492 guest rooms feature an Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair and a mobile phone synced with the room phone that guests are free to use during their stay. themirahotel.com 5 | Zaandam // Amsterdam From the outside, it is a multi-hued hodgepodge of clapboard and timber. Inside, find leatherwrapped platform beds, Alessi fixtures and Luceplan lighting. inntelhotels.com 6 | Waterhouse // Shanghai Neri and Hu
Architects gutted the former Japanese army
8 | 12 Decades Art Hotel // Johannesburg Each of the hotels 12 rooms was conceptualized and designed by a local artist and pays homage to an important period in the citys history. mainstreetlife.co.za/art-hotel 9 | Pantone Hotel // Brussels A spectrum of color and comforts, guests get to choose the color of their room when they check in. pantonehotel.com 10 | The Standard // Los Angeles Hotelier Andr Balazs has outfitted every inch of the hotel with shocking color and quirky design elements, including vibrating waterbeds surrounding the pool. standardhotels.com
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2 | Sanderson Hotel // London Philippe Starck and Ian Schrager transformed this former furniture company into a hotel dripping with style, including Salvador Dalis red lip sofa in the lobby. sandersonlondon.com 3 | Le Royal Monceau-Raffles // Paris
Highlights from this hotels recent reinven-
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7 | Hotel Viura // Villabuena de Alava, Spain Located in the heart of wine country, this contemporary structure is composed of stacked concrete cubes. The hotels 33 rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Sierra de Cantabria hills. hotelviura.com
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Business
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5 Minutes With //
Barbara Turf, CEO of Crate and Barrel

More than 40 years ago, Barbara Turf, then a junior high school teacher, our Crate and Barrel and CB2 brands. The success of our rst franchise took a summer job working at the rst Crate and Barrel location in in Dubai has opened horizons, and we are exploring other markets and Chicago. She soon quit her teaching job to work at the store full-time, opportunities. became manager of the store's second location and, by 1996, was named president. // How have Crate and Barrel's .. Now Crate and Barrel boasts more than 150 catalog sales held up to website/ Brands with strong Web/catalog presence: locations worldwide, $1.3 billion in annual store sales? Do you believe online annual sales (in billions) sales and two offshoot brands, CB2 and The shopping has made catalog shopping Land of Nod. Turf became CEO in 2008 after obsolete? Amazon: $24.5 Crate and Barrel founder Gordon Segal retired. We are a company that grew up with both a catalog and stores. Today, our catalog Staples: $24.3 // In the crowded eld of home stores, has become an inspiration piece that drives what is Crate and Barrels unique point customers to shop online or in-store. Our Avon: $10.4 of view? goal is to create a customer experience that The Crate and Barrel look is very livable: is seamless across all channels. inviting, simple, classic. Because of that, our L.L. Bean: $1.5 brand feels both modern and timeless, and // CB2 launched 10 years ago. Is the our products can live comfortably within a brand living up to initial expectations? Victoria Secret Sales Direct: $1.3 range of design styles. Our goal is to offer CB2 has exceeded our expectations in every our customers a carefully edited selection of way. The brands vibrant personality and best-in-class merchandise that is affordable, value-driven contemporary collections really stylish and comfortable. seem to resonate with customers. // What are some goals for the next ve or 10 years? Its all about the customerstheir rapidly changing expectations and how we can meet them. We want to connect and intersect with our customersgo to them, not the other way around! // Are there plans for expansion internationally? We have an aggressive expansion plan in place for our Canadian brickand-mortar division and are testing international e-commerce for both You had been with the company for 40 years when you were named CEO, working your way up from sales associate. What advice do you have for others hoping to have a similar career in retail? Retail is one of the best career paths you can choose. Its an art and a science and a business that is constantly reinventing itself. Its all about collaborating and connecting with people. What could be more exciting and satisfying than that? Erin Gulden
Pack It //
Jimmy Choo Luggage

Hot off the heels of the wildly successful Choo 24:7 shoe, Tamara Mellon (the brands chief creative officer and co-founder) is rolling out the ber glamorous Choo 24:7 bags. The line features chic weekenders, laptop cases and spacious roll-aboard bags in a selection of colors and prints, from black patent to nude mock croc. Our favorite: the Terence Trolley, lined in leopard print and roomy enough for the fashionable jet setter to pack shoes for each outt. Well, almost roomy enough.
Terence Trolley by Choo 24:7, starting at $3,295. jimmychoo.com
Choo 24:7 plans to roll out even more luxe options for summer.
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Road Warrior //
Stephen Ross, Related Companies

Current Role: Chairman, CEO and founder, Related Companies; majority owner, Miami Dolphins Based: New York City Days Spent on the Road: Ross travels 70 days each year. Related Companies has offices in New York City, Chicago and Shanghai, and Ross heads to Florida for every Miami Dolphins home game. Street Cred: The high-ying real estate guru founded Related Companies in 1972, and today the rm owns real estate assets valued at more than $15 billion. Ever visit the Time Warner Center in Manhattan? Thats a Related property. Or how about 840 North Lake Shore Drive in Chicago? Thats Related, too. And so is the World Market Center Las Vegas. When he isnt masterminding mixed-use real estate deals or cheering on the Miami Dolphins, Ross serves as a member of the board of trustees of the Guggenheim Foundation and is a trustee at Lincoln Center and the New York-Presbyterian Hospital. Jason Oliver Nixon
SPEND A WEEKEND AT THE GLENEAGLES HOTEL IN SCOTLAND AND YOU WILL FEEL LIKE YOU GOT AWAY FOR A WEEK.
tBEST PLACE TO FIND ME ON WEEKENDS CityPlace, West Palm Beach, Florida

Before or after a Dolphins game, you will nd me at CityPlace. I might catch a show at BB Kings Blues Club or have a glass of wine or dinner at City Cellar Wine Bar & Grill. cityplace.com
tBEST QUICK GETAWAY Scotland

Play a round of golf at both St. Andrews and the Kings Course and stay at the Gleneagles Hotel. The hotel has spectacular grounds, sumptuous rooms with replaces and an extremely attentive staff. Spend a weekend here, and you will feel like you got away for a week. gleneagles.com
tBEST BOUTIQUE HOTEL 88 Xintiandi, Shanghai

This is a true hidden gem with grand antiques and wonderful four-poster beds and great service. The hotel is close to shops and restaurants, but is still very quiet. 88xintiandi.com
tHIDDEN GEM The One&Only Ocean Resort, Nassau, Bahamas

The property has a boutique feel with all of the elements of a world-class resort. I especially love the beautiful gardens and the pristine beach. oneandonlyresorts.com
tBEST PLACE TO TAKE A BREAK The Guggenheim, Manhattan tBEST SALAD '21' Classic Cobb at the '21' Club, Manhattan
Organic chicken and just the right mix of ingredients, all impeccably chopped and served with the great service you expect from a New York institution. 21club.com Not only do they put on great exhibitions, but the building itself is a work of art. Stop at The Wright restaurant for a great meal and to experience its contemporary design. guggenheim.org
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Understanding cancer means more than understanding the disease. It means understanding you. What makes you unique physically and emotionally. It means putting you at the center of treatment. Giving you and your family a voice in the process. And prescribing a more focused, more compassionate course of treatment. At Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven, this is how treatment is changing the outcome for thousands of people with cancer. And one of the reasons
Rash Report //
Read Up //
The Book: As One: Individual Action, Collective Power The authors: Mehrdad Baghai is managing director of the Australia-based consultancy Alchemy Growth Partners. James H. Quigley is CEO of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu global consultancy. The Rating: This is one of the most beautifully designed books on organizational leadership ever published. Even better, it has some of the best content on the topic. Baghai and Quigley observe that most current thinking about organizational leadership focuses on a "very limited taxonomy, with two ways to generate collective action. One is the traditional command-and-control model, considered past its use-by date. The other is the new agileand-adaptive model, which is everything that command-and-control supposedly is notmore exible, more collaborative and, frankly, cooler. But that duality is far too simple. There are organizations and tasks that require a command-and-control approach, particularly where resources are scarce and decisions must be made quickly. And even a collaborative organization requires someone in charge in order to stay organized. The authors propose eight organizational strategiesa leader needs to determine which one is best for what the organization is trying to accomplish and realize that the choice may need to change over time. Laden with strong case studies and free of jargon, As One isnt an easily consumable airplane read; its a companion for contemplation that will open up new neural pathways to help current and aspiring leaders clarify their own thinking. Its layout is innovative. It would make a nice business gift, too. Gene Rebeck
The Cable Factor

By John Rash
There was a day when Hollywood had a well-known, if unspoken, pecking order: Stars started on the stage, graduated to network TV and then broke into lm. Once they became movie stars, the only network television appearance they made was to pick up an Academy Award. And cable? Well, if AMC had branded one of your lms a classic, that was OK. But the track is no longer linear; it's elliptical, and movie actors are having a big impact on the small screen. Take Glenn Close (FXs Damages), Laura Linney (Showtimes The Big C) and William H. Macy (Showtimes Shameless), all high-prole movie actors who are winning raves for their TV roles. And cable gave perennial sidekick Steve Buscemi a leading-man role in HBO's Boardwalk Empire, for which he won a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild award. Cable roles have even upped the prole of middling lm actors such as Chlo Sevigny (HBOs Big Love), Emmy Rossum (Shameless) and Thomas Jane (HBOs Hung)who have perhaps extended their careers on cable. Why does cable have the edge? Financially, many cable networks have a dual revenue stream of advertising and subscriber fees, which means even small shows can afford big stars. Paycable services such as HBO and Showtime dont show ads, but they charge more per subscriber and can syndicate hits such as Sex and the City and Dexter. Artistically, since cable networks arent regulated by the FCC, shows can push the content envelope. And since cable series have fewer original episodes than do network series, actors can still nd time to do what made them stars in the rst place: Make movies.
By the Numbers //
Application Software
$2.5 Billion
2010 revenue for all apps, according to AdMob.
$35 Billion
Projected annual revenue from all apps by 2014, according to IDC.
29 % Percentage of adults who report

using apps on their phone, compared to 76% who use phones to take pictures and 72% who text, according to Nielsen.
PHOTOS: MICHAEL HENDRICKSON (BOOK); JORDIN ALTHAUS/SHOWTIME (LAURA LINNEY). ILLUSTRATION: ALWAYS WITH HONOR.
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Games developers report that the 3DS is more powerful than its big brother, the Wii. It boasts Wi-Fi, two screens (one 3-D, the other touchscreen) and three cameras (two facing outward to take 3-D photos and video and one facing you). A gyroscope and accelerometer offer motion sensing for apps and games.
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Cause Celeb //
Diane Lane, enabling communities through sustainability.
After learning about Heifer International more than five years ago, Diane Lane knew she needed to get involved. What initially drew me to Heifer International was that their vision extends far beyond providing immediate aid and finds solutions for families plagued by hunger and poverty, Lane says. In operation since 1944, the organization aims to end hunger and poverty while teaching sustainability and caring for the Earth by providing communities with gifts of livestock and agricultural training. The organization has helped more than 12 million families in 50 countries.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
LEARN: ACT: GIVE:
Check out the website for testimonials about the organizations global reach. heifer.org
Spend a day at a Heifer Global Village, which represents a region in which Heifer works.
Give a one-time gift, become a partner or buy an animal for a family. heifer.org
History Lesson //
Daylight Saving Time

When did we start to spring forwardand whose idea was it, anyway?
In 1784, Ben Franklin satirically suggested that Parisians should economize on candles by rising earlier to use morning sunlight. DST is often credited to Brit William
Willett,
whose idea for DST became a bill that was presented to Parliament in 1908, but never became law. DST was rst adopted in 1916 to replace articial lighting and save fuel in Germany during WWI. Britain quickly followed suit, as did many countries on both sides of the war effort, including the United States. Did you know: More than 70 countries around the world recognize Daylight Saving Time.
In 1966, the United States Congress passed the Uniform Time Act, standardizing the length of the DST period. Hawaii and Arizona opted out by passing local ordinances.
Contrary to popular belief, the entire state of Indiana now recognizes DST, though prior to 2006, counties could choose whether to observe it.
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In Antarctica, there is little daylight in the winter and near constant daylight in the summer, but research stations still observe DST so they can be in synch with their suppliers.
Ancient civilizations were

known to practice a process similar to DST by adjusting their daily schedules in conjunction with the sun.
Hudson published a paper in 1895 suggesting a two-hour shift in time so workers would have more available light to pursue recreational interestsin Hudsons case, collecting insects.
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Vancouver Muscular music maven Madonna recently attributed her physique to Barre3. Each session is tailored to the skill level of the participants and can result in better posture, an impressive six-pack and arms like Madges. barre3.com
Cardio Barre //
Hollywood Combining the gracefulness of a ballet warm up and low impact aerobic exercise, the workout, created by former dancer Richard Giorla, results in long and lean muscle tone and a superstrong core. cardiobarre.com
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Pure Barre //
Atlanta From the warm up to the thigh, seat and ab work, small isometric movements tone every inch of the body. Those taking the class can achieve a lithe dancers body, and results can be seen in as few as 10 sessions. purebarre.com
Bar Method //
Chicago Bring out your inner ballerina with Chicago Magazines Best New Workout. Featuring minimovements and light hand weights, the 60-minute class is designed to sculpt, tone and lift while burning fat. barmethod.com
Hoboken, New Jersey Achieve good posture and lean abdominal muscles with this mix of ballet, strength training, yoga and Pilates. The studio pays homage to Lotte Berk, the German dancer who rst fused ballet and aerobics. localbarre.com
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The Barbie Brand

She has held 126 jobs, lived in her dream house and even starred in a few movies. After 52 years, its clear that Barbie is more than just a doll.
Icon in the Making: Ruth
Handler created the doll in 1958 after noticing that her daughter Barbie enjoyed playing with adult dolls, not just baby dolls.
Back to Basics: In an effort to

bring Barbie back to her roots, Mattel has released the Barbie Basics Model Collection, featuring 12 perfectly posed fashionistas wearing little black dresses. Air Time: Barbie and Ken were featured in the blockbuster Toy Story 3, and Project Runway used her as inspiration for a challenge. She even has her own Twitter handle, @Barbiestyle.
In Love: Though Barbie and Ken split in 2004, as of Valentines Day 2011, the on-again, off-again duo were officially back on. Up Next: To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Dynasty, Mattel recently released Krystle and Alexis dolls that look as fabulous as their on-screen inspirations.
The original Barbie was sold in stores for $3 and has since sold for as much as $17,000 at auction.
Beyond Barbie: Collectors Edition dolls have been created in honor of

celebrities such as Twiggy and Lucille Ball, as well as ctional characters, including the cast of Mad Men (hello, Don Draper!). Some lucky special edition Barbies have even donned creations by Bob Mackie and Christian Louboutin. Tribute Barbie celebrates the 10-year anniversary of Robert Bests Fashion Model Collection.
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As the cultural capital of southern Spain, this ancient city is home to amenco dancers, Moorish architecture and a tireless nightlife scene.
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Although the storied city was settled more than 2,000 years ago, Seville has never been livelier. Find friends laughing over a few bottles of Rioja at the tapas restaurants that line the buzzing pedestrian thoroughfares. Grab a late-night bite at El Rinconcillo (one of Spains oldest bars, its history dates back to 1670) before taking in an authentic amenco show or heading to an all-night discothque such as La Carboneria, where the dancing continues well into morning. For the perfect place to rest, look no further than the EME Catedral Hotel. The inn boasts an ancient exterior with a modern, luxurious interior, and its situated right next to the Seville Cathedral, the oldest Gothic structure in Spain and the burial place of Christopher Columbus. emecatedralhotel.com, elrinconcillo.es Elizabeth Doyle
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Riding the Urban Waves

This is the opposite of Cancun, says Anthony Stallone, founder of the New York Citybased Jetty Jumpers. There, when you rent a ski, youre only given 2,500 square feetyoure driving in circles. Its true, you dont need an ocean or a large lake to enjoy riding personal watercraft. With access to the tristate waterways, Stallone and his crew cruise freely. Unlike riders trying to perfect tricks, the urban ski movement is about exploration. With Jetty Jumpers, a cruise gets you up close to the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. Louisville, Miami, Toledo, Baltimore, San Francisco and Houston also have clubs that encourage exploration via the urban waterways.
PHOTOS: COURTESY OF JETTY JUMPERS.
How: Anyone with access to a personal watercraft and a waterway can enjoy a unique tour through the city. Many modern PWC hold three or four people and have room for a picnic basket or cooler, so get ready to spend an entire day on the water. Make sure to check local laws, as you may need to take classes before riding. And its a good idea to travel in groups until you learn the safe routes. When: Depending on where you live, spring and summer See familiar city sights from a new might be the best perspective. time for a ride. But since many waterways, including those around Manhattan, stay ice-free year-round, it isnt uncommon to see a wetsuit warrior buzzing around in January. Brooke Morton
A taste of whats
London //
Londoners who love to learn should make their way to The University of Cambridge Science Festival, the largest fair of its kind in the U.K. March 1427. admin.cam.ac.uk/sciencefestival
Citylicious
March
happening around the world this month.
Memphis // Multi-genre recording artist Kid Rock sticks to good old classic rock for his eighth studio album. His tour stops in Memphis on March 12. FedEx Forum. kidrock.com
Fort Lauderdale // Head to Boca Raton for the Festival of the Arts and a chance to see opera sensation Jackie Evancho or legendary reporter Seymour Hersh. March 412. Mizner Park Ampitheater. festivaloftheartsboca.org
Dublin // More than 1 million people lined the streets of Dublin for the ultimate St. Pattys Day bash. This years St. Patricks Festival features comedy shows, a parade, reworks, a treasure hunt and, of course, green beer! March 1720. stpatricksday.ie
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Grand Rapids //
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New York // Upper East Siders can get their coffee and chocolate x at the new Little Brown Chocolate Bakery & Caf. Grab a chocolate-drizzled waffle or an organic dark brown mocha. ourlittlebrown.com
Iconic comedians Bill Cosby and Betty White headline this years Gildas LaughFest, 10 days of performances and seminars inspired by the late comedienne Gilda Radner. March 1020. laughfestgr.org
Rome // Now in its 10th year, the

Rome Independent Film Festival features both new works and a series of cinema retrospectives. March 1724. riff.it
Dubai // Sample delectable bites from Dubais top

restaurants while listening to music in the open-air and mingling with other foodies at the Taste of Dubai. March 35. Dubai Media City. tasteofdubaifestival.com
Beijing // For the third year, Beijing
and Shanghai will be infused with urban arts and music at JUE | Music + Art, which celebrates progressive Chinese arts. March 12April 3. juefestival.com
Norfolk //
With 40 gold, and platinum records and ve Grammys, James Taylor has made his mark on the music world. Catch him this month on his U.S. tour. March 29. Chrysler Hall. jamestaylor.com
Shanghai // Though the band has been around since the 1970s, The Eagles are performing in China for the rst time ever during the Asian leg of the bands three-year The Long Road Out of Eden Tour. March 9. Mercedes Benz Arena. eaglesband.com
Tokyo // Anime, the popular Japanese-born
animation style, accounts for 60 percent of Japanese lm production. Celebrate the art form at the Tokyo International Anime Fair. March 2427. Tokyo Big Sight. tokyoanime.jp
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Barcelona // Australian-born international pop star Kylie Minogues AphroditeLes Folies Tour is being hailed as epic. The singer conquers Europe before heading to Canada and the United States. March 12. Palau Saint Jordi. kylie.com
Los Angeles // The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates its 75th anniversary (and maestro Zubin Mehtas 50th anniversary of conducting) with its U.S. tour, performing works of Haydn and Mahler. March 1. Walt Disney Concert Hall. laphil.com
Portland // Portraits, gure studies and landscapes from the nest draftsmen, including Honor Daumier, George Grosz and Samuel Prout, will be on display as part of the Portland Museum of Arts European Drawings exhibit. March 26May 22. portlandmuseum.org
Paris // Bieber fever hits Europe when

17-year-old music phenom Justin Bieber takes his tour across the Atlantic. March 29. Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy. justinbiebermusic.com
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WHEELS UP //
I ACTUALLY THINK THE WAY THEY SHOULD DO THE AWARDS . . . IS THEY SHOULD GIVE THEM OUT 10 YEARS LATER. LIKE THE WAY THEY DO THE HALL OF FAME IN BASEBALL.
Matt Damon
The Hot List

The people, places and things youll be talking about this month.
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DEVOTCHKA // With the
release of its fth studio album, 100 Lovers, this Denver band captures the energy of its live shows, with soaring vocals backed by gypsy-folk rock guitar, piano, accordion and a slew of other unexpected instruments. March 1.
Movie
THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU // When
ambitious politician Matt Damon falls for ballet dancer Emily Blunt, he must battle the Adjustment Bureaus fate-enforcing henchmen to alter his predetermined path. Directed by George Nol. In theaters March 4.
Books
THE GEORGE CARLIN LETTERS: THE PERMANENT COURTSHIP OF SALLY WADE // In this hearttugging memoir, George Carlins widow, Sally Wade, has interspersed love letters and artwork from Carlin with the story of their last 10 years together. March 8.
Comedy
NORM MACDONALD: ME DOING STANDUP // In his rst (ever!) hourlong standup special, the Saturday Night Live alum appears on Comedy Central, the network that ranked him one of the top 100 greatest standups of all time. March 7.
Art
CALDERS PORTRAITS //
Alexander Calder is best known for his kinetic mobiles, but the artist also reinterpreted the denition of portraiture by bending wire into three-dimensional gures. The National Portrait Gallerys Calders Portraits: A New Language explores these works and those of his contemporaries. March 11.
THE BOOK OF MORMON //

Brace yourself! South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker retell the founding of Mormonism through song and dance and its one of the seasons most-hyped shows. Opens March 24 at the Eugene ONeill Theater.
Festival
ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL // In
its 13th edition, the worlds premier electronic music fest expands to a threeday event. Hundreds of actsincluding Deadmau5, the Chemical Brothers and Tiestodraw some 100,000 to Miamis Bicentennial Park. March 2527.
CD Release
THE STROKES // The new album from the NYC rockers, Angles, returns to the groups early soundgrittier and in-tune with a 70s New York vibe. March 22.
Sports
MLB // To avoid World Series games
in November, Major League Baseballs season kicks off in March, with Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Atlanta at Washington, San Diego at St. Louis, Detroit at New York and Anaheim at Kansas City. March 31.
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WORLD OF PINOT NOIR //

For lovers of this ckle grape, this 11th annual event is a must. More than 100 pinot noir winemakers from around the globe gather in Shell Beach, California, to offer seminars, dinners and three grand tastings. March 46.
Kill the Irishman: The true-story account of Cleveland gangster Danny Greene, who challenged the Italian Maa. 3/11. Peep World: In this black comedy, four siblings struggle with the youngests tell-all novel. 3/25. Rango: Johnny Depp lends his voice to this movie about a swashbuckling chameleon who arrives to save a Western town from bandits. 3/4.
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Happythankyoumoreplease: Josh Radnors writing and directorial debut interweaves three stories about six New Yorkers. 3/4.
PHOTOS: GARY ISAACS (DEVOTCHKA); ASSOCIATED PRESS (DAMON); COMEDY CENTRAL (MACDONALD); GALLERY BOOKS (THE GEORGE CARLIN LETTERS: THE PERMANENT COURTSHIP OF SALLY WADE); UGO MULAS ARCHIVES/CALDER FOUNDATION/ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (CALDER); WORLD OF PINOT NOIR (WINE TASTING); BOOK OF MORMON ON BROADWAY (BROADWAY ADVERTISING ART).
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NOW IN: Kill the Irishman UPCOMING PROJECTS: Thor, The Three Musketeers HAILS FROM: Lisburn, Northern Ireland
The Celtic Warrior

Whether hes playing a Roman soldier or a rabble-rousing thug in 1970s Cleveland, Ray Stevenson brings a Gaelic complexity to his often-roguish roles.
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he likable warrior-rogue is back. British actor Ray Stevenson rose to prominence portraying scene-stealing and legionary Titus Pullo in HBOs memorable series Rome, and he most recently appeared in the action comedy The Other Guys and the postapocalyptic thriller The Book of Eli. Now starring as real-life, Irish-American gangster Danny Greene in Kill the Irishman, Stevenson, who was born in Northern Ireland and moved to England when he was 8, is back in his wheelhouse, playing a violent but engaging charmer. From Errol Flynns Captain Blood, Harrison Fords Han Solo, Johnny Depps Captain Jack Sparrow, the captivating rogue has long been a staple in movies. Now comes Stevensons Greene,
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Second Career: The son of a Royal Air Force pilot, Stevenson didnt initially think acting was a realistic career, so he went to art school instead. He was an interior designer with a London architectural rm when, at 25, he became determined to act, graduating from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School at 29.
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Left: Stevenson and Chiara Mastalli in Rome; Right: Stevenson as Danny Greene in Kill the Irishman.
Stevenson as the heavy Redridge in The Book of Eli.
a charismatic thug who took on the Italian mob in Cleveland in the 1960s and 70s and went into business for himself, as he puts it in the movie. But with this nonctional character, as with Titus Pullo and Stevensons roles in two other movies hitting screens later this yearVolstagg in Thor and Porthos in The Three Musketeersthe actor nds nuance in their often-scoundrelly behavior. A heretofore gypsy who now lives in idyllic Ibiza o the coast of Spain with his anthropologist partner, Elisabetta Caraccia, and their little boy, Stevenson says he was knocked out by director/ writer Jonathan Hensleighs powerful story. Early on, Greene was a bit of thug. He grew up with the hard knocks. He would do the dirty with the dirty people, but there was a majestic quality about him, Stevenson says. He was called the Robin Hood of Collinwood. He helped out neighbors. When he survived the mob blowing up his house, people from all over came to help clear the rubble. Yes, he was a rogue, but later on, he had a plan to set things right and leave Clevelandso he had his dreams. He had his swagger and his way. Im not praising it, but he was one of the last great standup villains of his time. And the war against him helped cripple the mob. Another element of the movie that attracted Stevenson and the likes of Vincent DOnofrio, Val Kilmer and Christopher Walken was its setting: The 60s and 70s were the last great explosion of Americana, Stevenson says. Cars never got bigger. Crime itself got more sophisticated, more subversive. The criminals were larger than life. If they had business with you, they were in your face. Its got a Wild West feel to it, as welljust an amazing slice of America in that period with Danny Greene in the middle. So what is it about scoundrels that resonates with audiencesand actors? When we dramatists are at our best, we hold the mirror up to nature.
This movie was not the rites of passage of a teenager, this was a mans journey here. And there wasnt going to be some redeeming light at the end of the day. Hes human and awed like anybody else. But as a Celtic warrior of sorts. He still obeyed a code, a warriors code. Not coincidentally, the characters Stevenson plays in his other two movies this year are also warriors with, as his fans will be happy to learn, elements of Pullo in both of them. First is the Kenneth Branagh-directed and Marvel Comicsbased Thor, with Stevenson portraying Volstagg. Hes Falsta with muscles. A sexy, hedonistic warrior with a tendency to violence. But not surprisingly, Stevenson talked to Branagh about changing up the typical depiction of a shank-chomping, gluttonous god. Apart from when hes in battle, wielding his axe when hes the proverbial tank, I saw Volstagg as one of those twinkle-toed hippos in Fantasia. He will delicately slice cheese, but still make a 10-tier sandwich then devour it like an epicurean with a ne wine. A roguish Norse warrior god with a graceful sensibilitywho knew? Similarly, in The Three Musketeers, director Paul Anderson allowed the actors some range to play with their characters rather than sticking to another stock adaptation of Dumas classic novel. For Porthos, I decided that he has an affinity for cougars, wealthy ladies whod buy him the nery that he was accustomed to. Again, he loved to wine and dine, except he ghts like a pit bull and wields an Italian Schiavona, a beast of a thing. The lm was shot in 3-D, which also oered new challenges in the ght scenes. Stevenson explains that with conventional cameras, thrusts can be slightly o target. Normally, youre wielding around these chunks of metal coming close to eyes and face, but you can lay o a little. But in 3-D, the
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camera kind of sees around you, so the fencingthe cuts and thrusts has to be sharpened up because everything has to be on target. Which, when youre ghting with multiple blades, was a massive challenge. Like Thor, its a rip-roaring tale! With these three movies, Stevenson says he has to pinch himself, because when he started lming Rome in 2005, he was going through a difficult time. It was the rogue Pullo who helped him through it.
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Rome really did change my life. I was going through a divorce. It was a pretty sad time. The work really sustained me. And the character Pullo himself also pulled me around. Pullo got the irony of life. He could be in jeopardy, and rather than moaning, he goes, Well, thats ironic! He still gets knocked about, but hes accepting of it. And that got me thinking, You have your passion and your dreams, but dont miss out on the career youre having or the life youre living today, rather than focusing on what you think you should have. So thank you, Pullo! From crime acionados to comic book fanboys to classic adventure enthusiasts, the demographics for all three movies are dierent, but the end goal is the same for Stevenson and his mates: Youve got to have an audience that can really engage and commit and go through the journey with you and, at the end of the day, believe you. Thats always my premise. Not whether you like me or the characters I do, but whether you believe me. If you do, then my work is done. //
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As you cross the dramatic Pell Bridge into Newport, gaze down upon the tranquil, sailboat-dotted waters of Narragansett Bay and discover a brand of old-world romance pulled from the novels of Wharton and Fitzgerald. During the towns heyday in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, coal barons and railroad tycoons snapped up Newports oceanside real estate and employed the greatest architects of the dayRichard Morris Hunt, Stanford Whiteto erect palatial summer cottages in the vein of European castles. Today, Newport has a more egalitarian appeal, attracting Bostonians and New Yorkers looking to escape metropolitan hustle and bustle for relaxed seaside splendor. The Gilded Age mansions, which grandly march up Bellevue Avenue, are still among Newports chief attractions. While you could easily spend days wandering through the palatial halls and expansive courtyards (many with guided or self-guided tours), not to be missed are the 1915 Chinese Tea House on the grounds of Alva Vanderbilts baronial Marble House, Mrs.
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Hermann Oelrichs 1902 Rosecliff and, of course, the legendary 70-room Italian Renaissance-style The Breakers, once the stomping grounds of Cornelius Vanderbilt II and his family. To be near the activity of downtown Newports shops and restaurants, book a bay-facing room with a balcony at the Hyatt Regency Newport on Goat Island. If you want a taste of mansion life, reserve a suite at The Chanler at Cliff Walk, a beautifully restored Gilded Age estate overlooking the sea. Another stunner is the just-revamped, boutique-style Vanderbilt Hall, located just off busy Thames Street (the hotels roof deck offers unparalleled views of the harbor, and there are dozens of cozy replaces). A well-oiled destination town, Newport provides a dizzying variety of activities. If touring someone elses home doesnt stoke your fancy, at the very least take a stroll along the picturesque Cliff Walk. Winding through more than three at Marcela Calve. Travelers of a more adventurous stripe will love the slew of recreational activities. Rent sea kayaks from Bristol Kayak Center to see the city from the sea; enjoy panoramic ocean views from horseback during a trail ride offered by Newport Equestrian Academy; or take an instructional tennis lesson (on a grass court) from the pros at the International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum. All the activity is sure to fuel the appetite, and Newport offers a wonderful range of dining options. For breakfast, head to the Ocean Breeze Caf for the loaded Belgian waffles and lobster eggs Benedict. For a quiet lunch, try the historic White Horse Tavern, one of the oldest operating U.S. taverns, open since 1673. Seafood is the star herecreamy clam chowder, butterpoached lobster and re-roasted clamsbut turf also makes its mark on the menu. The steak frites are simple, delicious and generously priced at $15.
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miles of backyards, where mammoth mansions loom over a rocky coastline and expansive beaches, the trail combines the magnicence of the Newport shoreline with an architectural chronicle of another age. The shopping in Newport is also a big draw, with tiny historic streets lined with boutiques nestled into charming, historic buildings. Spring Street is lled with antiques stores and art galleries; Thames Street hosts a mix of national retailers, including Banana Republic and Helly Hansen, as well as one-off boutiques such as costume jewelrypurveyor Sequin; and there are plenty of busy taffy- and T-shirt-selling shops on Bowens and Bannisters wharves. For higher-end shopping, head to Bellevue Avenue: Find designer cocktail and evening gowns at Badgley Mischka, epicurean cheese and charcuterie at Le Petit Gourmet, designer denim at Laura Jean Denim and luxury leather handbags
Mena Suvari, the actress best known for her role as the seductive cheerleader in the 1999 lm American Beauty, was born in Newport.
Where (Else) to Stay: For a tucked-away retreat, stay at the Castle Hill Inn & Resort. Situated seaside on 40 meticulously manicured acres, Castle Hill offers a bucolic retreat with stunning views and elegant gardens. For a truly private experience, book one of Castle Hills elegant beach cottages, each boasting its own small strip of beach. Where to Dine: From the stunning oor-to-ceiling water views and old-world luxe dcor, The Spiced Pear Restaurant at The Chanler at Cliff Walk hotel is bathed in romance. Chef Thomas Duffys dishes are both technically complex and tastefully playful, utilizing native New England ingredients. Standouts include the tangy big-eye tuna poke complemented by a small scoop of refreshing cucumber sorbet; succulent diver scallops served with English peas, herb gnocchi and roasted pearl onions; and a perfectly executed spiced pear souffl.
Robert Redford employed Rosecliff, a 1902 terra cotta mansion modeled after the Grand Trianon at Versailles, in his lm adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
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Jekyll Island, Georgia Theres a delicious, throwback glamour to this barrier island, located halfway between Savannah and Jacksonville. Book a room at the historic Jekyll Island Club, a turreted and crennelated National Historic Landmark, and try your hand at a spirited game of croquet while sipping Southsides. Afterward, take a spin on the 20 miles of wonderfully at bike trails or set out for charter shing, bird watching or perhaps a game of golf. Come nightfall, sup at the hotels Victorian-style Grand Dining Room and savor Southern fried oysters followed by the retro veal oscar Jekyll, topped with crabmeat. Portsea, Australia Like Newport, Portsea houses some impressive mansions. But beyond real estate ogling, this towns main draw is its inky blue waters, sandy white beaches, lush greenery and smallbut-sweet collection of cafs and shops. Take a leisurely swim in the quiet waters of Port Phillip Bay, grab a suroard and confront the angry waves from Bass Strait or head for nearby Sorrento and swim with the dolphins. Spend an afternoon wandering around Point Nepean (a national park that was closed to the public for 100 years)where the Aussie bush will reveal kangaroos, wallabies and parrotsand then get lost in the labyrinth of tunnels at Fort Nepean. The eerie remoteness is sure to induce a little romance once you retire to the beachside Portsea Hotel.
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Biarritz, France Located on the Bay of Biscay, Biarritz is home to ve distinct beaches that attract everyone from world-famous surfers to European royalty. The emerald waters of this old whaling port are lled with wooden shing boats and its charming cafs serve up exceptional seafood. After a stroll down the beach, head inland and check out the excellent shopping at the central Place Clmenceau. Come evening, enjoy the sunset views from a seafacing room at the historic Htel du Palais before stepping out for an al fresco dinner.
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Oia, Santorini, Greece With its black-sand beaches, sapphire sea and stark white architecture that hugs the clis, Santorini is arrestingly beautiful. On the north end, the picturesque town of Oia oers spectacular views of the volcanic caldera and charming byways to explore. Book one of the three hillside-perched rooms at The Sea Captains House, a bed-and-breakfast with canopy beds and elegant patios. Then shop the numerous art galleries and jewelry shops, take in a Technicolor sunset by the Kastro Wall and dine on fresh seafood.
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I have been going to Miami for years, says Manhattan-based public relations guru Paul Wilmot. On a good day, I go door to door in ve hours, which is amazing. Like Wilmot, many New Yorkers steal away on long weekends to head south to the white-sand beaches and sparkling seas of sunny Florida. The air just smells dierent in Miami, Wilmot notes. It also helps that the South Beach set takes their cuisine just as seriously as their northern counterparts. Go-to restaurants include Michys (try the jamn-and-blue cheese croquetas with g marmalade), the southern outposts of Manhattan favorites Mr. Chow (Peking duck!) and Daniel Bouluds db Bistro Moderne (in downtown Miami) or newcomer Cecconis, located in the Soho Beach House. And while the Soho Beach House is a private club, nonmembers may dine at Cecconis and enjoy cocktails in the bar. New Yorkers stay in close proximity to the Beach House, ocking to the W South Beach and The Betsy Hotel to soak up the sun before dancing the night away at one of SoBes rollicking nightspots.
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Known for its white architecture, this Greek island is equally famous for its party scene and chic hostelries. Wander about Mykonos town with its narrow lanes and charming seaside bars before zipping off on your scooter for some serious beach time. After dinner, hit the dance oor at anythinggoes Cavo Paradiso.
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St-Tropez
Sex kitten Brigitte Bardot put this oncesleepy Provenal beach town on the map. Fast-forward 50 years and St-Tropez is the sexiest port of call on the French Riviera, attracting everyone from wealthy Americans to Arab royalty and their hangers-on. Plan to shell out some serious bucks on Cristal at highying La Voile Rouge restaurant before hitting the Les Caves du Roy nightclub.
Where to Stay: Le Byblos Where to Dine: Le Mouscardins
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Byron Bay, New South Wales

The crystal-clear waters of Byron Bay, in Eastern Australia, are hard to resist, as Sydney residents and celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Mick Jagger and Bono all make it te the trek here. The favorite place to stay is the Byro Byron at , set within a Byron Resort, stunnin stunning 45-acre subtropical rain forest a mere ve minutes from the shopping and activities at Byron Bay. Begin your day with yoga on the beach, then head to Byron Bay for sea kayaking or horseback riding on the sand. Afterward, enjoy a casual lunch of fresh oysters at the Byron Beach Caf.
Queensland
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The Great Barrier Reef attracts Aussies of all walks, but it is especially popular with Sydney residents who want to spend most of their time in, on or under the water. The luxurious Hayman Island Resort is situated on the coast of the Hayman Island, the northernmost island in the Whitsundays Group. Its a private island resort surrounded by the Coral Sea, oering practically any water sport imaginable, from scuba diving to shing and sailing, and the surrounding waters teem with vibrantly colored tropical sh, sea turtles and dolphins.
Londoners
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Althorp, England
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Stockholm, Sweden
While many Londoners ock to countries on the Mediterranean, others set their sights on more northern climes. Stockholm is the greatest of European capitalssophisticated, understated and utterly beautiful, says Earl Spencer. The city is unique, built on 14 islands connected by 57 dierent bridges. Brits enjoy shopping for Nordic fashions in the bustling downtown area, walking through the lush Kungstrdgrden Park and touring any of the 60 museums. The just-revamped, 137-year-old Grand Htel Stockholm is the hotel of choice, right on the waterfront.
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I like going to Exuma in the Bahamas, where my fathers family is from, to do absolutely nothing. Well charter a boat for the day with a guy named Captn Pat, or Ill sit on the beach reading autobiographies or sh with the kids.
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While many head for the bucolic Cotswolds, Londons chic literary set goes to Northamptonshires rolling hills. I love to get away to Althorp, which my family has been lucky enough to Althorp Literary Festival enjoy as its country home since 1508, says Charles Spencer, author, journalist and brother of the late Princess Diana. Its only 70 miles north of London, but it seems a world away.
The Hamptons
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Where to Stay: Baker House 1650, East Hampton, New York Where to Dine: Sunset Beach, Shelter Island
Positano, Italy
Romans
Amal Coast
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Strung like glittering jewels upon the coastline south of Naples, the cli-hugging towns of the Amal Coast have long beckoned Romans and world travelers alike. Author Gore Vidal made his perch in Ravello, while Po Positano has beckoned George Clooney and Julia en, be e Roberts. Check into Positanos decidedly chic Le Siren, s sp g vi with its sprawling guest rooms and eye-popping views a. Settle Set in on your private terrace e with w over the sea. a e and bliss bli out t before wandering glass of champagne through town. Come nightfall, dine among hundreds of candles at Le Sirenuses La Sponda restaurant (try the knockout spaghetti with cherry tomatoes, capers and olives) before winding down with a ute of champagne by the pool.
Beirut
Famed travel writer Jan Morris once described the Lebanese capital as a phenomenon, beguiling perhaps, but quite, quite impossible. Dont tell that to Romes global nomads, who descend upon the so-called Paris of the Middle East for its white-hot hotels, restaurants and nightlife scene, only 2.5 hours by plane from the Italian capital. Check into the contemporary Le Gray, the latest from British hotelier Gordon Campbell Gray (Londons One Aldwych), perfectly situated in the heart of the city. Come nightfall, dine on fusion fare at SkyBar before dancing until dawn at BO18 or The Basement.
At Le Gray, swim in the hotel's rooftop pool before exploring Beirut's sites, such as the Roman temples at Baalbek or the rock formations at the Jeita Grotto.
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Marrakech, Morocco
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We can thank late fashion force Yves Saint Laurent for putting Marrakech on the map for chic Parisians. The designer, born in Algeria, would later return to Northern Africa in the 1960s to vacation along with the likes of boho style-setter Talitha Getty. Today you can channel YSLs spirit in the citys colorful Majorelle Gardens, a fabled sanctuary restored by the designer and his partner, Pierre Berg. And since most of the population speaks French, it makes for an easy, albeit exotic escape for le beau monde. Check in at a traditional riad, a courtyard-centered oasis within the hustle-bustle of the medina, such as the luxurious Riad El Fenn, or a larger, resort-styled hotel such as La Mamounia or Amanjena. Then get out and savor the Rose Cityfrom packed Djemaa el Fna Square to the ubiquitous bathhouses.
Djemaa el Fna Square
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Actor, Desperate Housewives Home Base: Los Angeles
Angelenos
Los Cabos, Mexico
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You know, I love going to San Antonio. I mean, home is my sanctuary. But when I go on vacation, the only requirement for me is a beach! So it could be anywhere from Mexico to the Caribbean to the South of France.
A two-hour ight from LAX carries Angelenos to the relaxed climes of San Jos del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, a favorite getaway of the Hollywood set. If you're Leonardo DiCaprio and on-again, oagain girlfriend Bar Refaeli, you might hide away within a gated community to relax. But lesser mortals can get away in A-list style courtesy of Cabos renowned Esperanza Resort. Book a sumptuous casita with its sweeping vistas overlooking the Baja Peninsula and savor the indooroutdoor living spaces. Pull yourself away to enjoy a Salt of the Sea body polish in the hotels spa or try your hand at snorkeling, sailing or golf.
Parisians
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Nice, France
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An easy ight from Paris, Nice serves as the perfect base for sun-seeking capital dwellers to explore the glittering Cte dAzur, aka the French Riviera. Set up shop at the intimate Hotel La Perouse, overlooking the citys tony Promenade des Anglais and boasting panoramic views over the bay. From there, book a car and head au coeur de la Provencethe chic seaside city of Cannes; artist favorite Mougins (Picasso spent 15 years here); medieval St-Paul de Vence; and atmospheric, inland Les Baux de Provence, with its dramatic hilltop setting. Back in Nice, catch some rays from a rented sun lounger at the buzzy Hi Beach club. Or take a veminute train ride to the less pebbly strands of Villefranchesur-Mer and watch for local celebs, including Tina Turner, who lives high St-Paul de Vence above the beach.
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Ibiza
Jade Jagger and Jude Law are among those you might see cavorting on this Spanish island, known as a worldclass party capital. I like being on an island where theres some big-town life, Jagger says. Relax in bohochic style on the stunning beaches (perhaps Cala Talamanca with its boardwalk and soft strands) before dancing until dawn at one of the famous foam parties at nightlife temples such as Amnesia or Privilege.
Where to Stay: Aguas de Ibiza Where to Dine: El Chiringuito
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Les Baux de Provence
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Hawaii
Angelenos looking to escape often jaunt o to Hawaii, a six-hour ight from LAX and a world away from the citys urban pressures. A newcomer to the Honolulu scene is the Waikiki Edition Hotel, the latest from Marriott and legendary hotelier Ian Schrager: Since opening in October 2010, it has attracted such Hollywood celebrities as Christina Aguilera and Whitney Port. LA interior designer Barclay Butera, who just opened his latest outpost in West Hollywood, escapes to the Big Island and the more relaxed Four Seasons Resort Hualalai. Says Butera: Nestled on the ocean, this heavenly getaway is only two stories high, so it doesnt disturb the natural beauty of the surroundings. //
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When shes not on set, the sexy Eva Longoria loves to travel, and she loves food. With her Beso restaurants and an upcoming cookbook, the lovely Latina shares her spicy sensibility and family traditions.
AS UNCANNY AND DOWNRIGHT UNFAIR AS IT MAY BE, Eva Longoria has one of the sexiest silhouettes in
Hollywoodand she loves to eat. If Longoria was given a choice between partying all night in Las Vegas VIP-style, of courseor downing a bowl of her late Aunt Elsas tortilla soup, the soup would win out every time. Longoria is as quick to tick o the ingredients in some of her most memorable mealssome have happened on private yachts with her former husband, NBA star Tony Parker; others have taken place at her favorite Texas barbecue dive spot in San Antonio, tucked away behind the back of a gas stationas she is to recite lines from ABCs hit show Desperate Housewives, in which she plays the sultry character Gabrielle Solis. Work for Longoria happens on a sound stage; comfort comes in a kitchen. Anybodys kitchen. I usually end up in kitchens when Im traveling, Longoria says. You know, Tony and I had chartered a yacht a couple of years ago. We went to Italyobviously an amazing place to eatbut the chef on the boat was so amazing that we rarely ate o the boat. It was the simplicity of how he cooked. I mean, the olive oil on lettuce for the salad . . . with a little bit of this and a little bit of that. And what I learned in my travels, especially in Europe, is the simplicity of ingredients. In Italy, I had the greatest white beans Ive ever eaten in my life, and I was like, What is the secret? I went back to the kitchen and I talked to the chef. I had to. So naturally it makes sense that Longoria puts her money where her mouth is. Back in 2008, the Golden Globe-nominated actress partnered with celebrity chef Todd English and restaurateurs JT Torregiani and Jonas Lowrance to create Beso Hollywood, a avorful Latin steak house that is a see-and-be-seen spot for Hollywood luminaries and watchers. In 2009, she added to her restaurant enterprise by opening a location in Las Vegas, complete with a second-level private nightclub, EVE, where VIPs go to party like rock stars. The menu is inspired by dishes that Longoria inherited from Elsa, who she says was like a grandmother. In fact, her new cookbook, Evas Kitchen: Cooking with Love for Family and Friends, is full of dishes inspired by her aunt and Longoria family traditions, many of them highlighting Mexican cuisine, via Texas. I come from a family of cooksmy aunts and my mom, they all taught me how to cook at a very early age, starting when I was 5. I learned a lot from them. She is such a foodie that when she travels, she picks destinations partly based on what she wants to (Continued on page 99)
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HAbstract dress by Proenza Schouler. Photographed at Beso, Las Vegas.
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If certain lawmakers get their way, sports betting could be the next cash cow for decit-plagued state legislatures. Meaning what happens in Vegasmight soon be happening everywhere.
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Its the season of March Madness. The office pool has been announced, and the bracket sheets are circulating for the best 68 college basketball teams competing for the Final Four and the NCAA championship. If enough of your co-workers get in on this, you might just win $100 after the nal game in Houston. But what if it were a lot more money? Anxious NCAA officials are in a tizzy about this. Weve heard of some pools that go as high as $300,000, says Rachel Newman Baker, the NCAAs director of agent, gambling and amateurism activities. When money is that big, its not a stretch that someone could have contact with one of our student-athletes to see if they could alter the outcome of the game. This conictbetting fun versus a nervous sports organizationis emblematic of a struggle that is being waged all around America today. And it will only get noisier as cash-strapped legislatures move to promote various gambling ventures all the better to tax them and save their cratered budgets. On top of that is the recent arrival of gambling apps for smart phones, a technology that might prove to be the biggest game-changer of all.
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Gambling on sports is an activity that probably started with the cavemen, roughly two days after the rst horses were domesticated. In America today, the most popular sport to bet on by far is football, accounting for 43 percent of all wagers. The Super Bowl alone brings in nearly $100 million worth of bets to Nevada. Basketball has, however, been closing the gap in recent years and now accounts for 31 percent. Sports betting does not actually account for the lions share of the revenues for casinosthat would be slot machines. In fact, the margins on sports betting can be risky for casinos, as they found out after the 2008 Super Bowl. The New York Giants were pitted against the slightly favored New England Patriots, but thousands of New Yorkers bet hard on the home team, which barely beat the spread. The casinos took a huge hit. Still, as sports grow larger and larger in American culture, betting on them has risen accordingly. According to Marc Le owitz, an expert at the UCLA Gambling Studies Program, more than $100 billion is wagered on sports every year in America. This would indicate that a huge amount of illegal gamblingor at least under-the-table stuis going on, as the American Gaming Association asserts that $30 billion a year is spent in U.S. casinos. Unlimited gambling on sports is legal only in Nevada, where gambling was officially legalized in 1931 and where it was, in the old days, a highly controversial business. Three other states (Delaware, Montana and Oregon) allowed limited forms of sports betting in the past, such as parlays or sports lotteries, and have been allowed to keep them. Some form of gambling is allowed in 48 states now; only Utah and Hawaii have held out. Legal sports betting would be far bigger in America were it not for an imposing obstacle: the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992. This federal law is called PASPA, or the Bradley Act after its author, then-U.S. Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey, once a star basketball player for the New York Knicks, who wanted to stop further attempts at increasing interstate sports gambling. The former forward got a lot of players involved in the issuethe NBA, the NFL, Major League Baseball, the NHL and the NCAA. Bradley has since retired, and New Jersey is now the state with the most active eorts to overthrow PASPA. Why? Well, there is the states current $10 billion budget decit. The tax revenues on gambling would certainly be helpful. Although the state gets money from some legal gambling in Atlantic City now, New Jerseys race tracks, which lately have been suering declining revenues, would get a chance to expand with sportsbook opportunities. Its ridiculous that we have a ban on sports betting when everybodys betting on sports, says the man leading the charge in New Jersey, State Senator Raymond Lesniak. The FBI has estimated that between $300 billion and $500 billion a RAYMOND LESNIAK, year is bet on sporting events, and its goNEW JERSEY STATE SENATOR ing to organized crime outlets or oshore Internet betting. Were restricting peoples right to place a betas well as losing tax rev-
Its ridiculous that we have a ban on sports betting when everybodys betting on sports.
enues, as well as lining the pockets of organized crime or companies that dont pay taxes in this country. The other ridiculous aspect, he says, is that its allowed unabated in Nevada and in a limited extent in Delaware. And as a result, during Super Bowl week or Final Four week, Atlantic City is a deserted town and you cant get a room in Las Vegas. So thats a competitive disadvantage that our state and
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The next big wave in sports betting might not be on your laptop at all, but rather on your smart phone.
It started with a mobile device used in casinos run by Cantor Gaming (a subsidiary of Cantor Fitzgerald, a Wall Street brokerage house). The iPad-like device was signed out to customers, who could use them within a casino such as the M Resort Spa for any old sports bet that took their fancy. This option is also available at The Venetian, The Palazzo, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, The Cosmopolitan and the Tropicana. This mobile gambling idea was expanded on by Leroys, which operates the largest number of sports-betting shops in Nevada, a gambling book licensed to all kinds of casinos and saloons. In December, Leroys won approval for people to conduct their sports wagering via the Leroy app on their BlackBerrys. At rst, it was considered just for casino fun. But then it was expanded to work all over the state. Thus, anyone who gets a psychic ash about tonights Jazz-Mavericks game while pumping gas or waiting for the bus can whip out their phone and call in the bet. All this without walking across the street to an ice-cold casino or calling up a bookie named Scooter or Moe. UNLV professor David Schwartz is the director for the Center for Gaming Research, and he sees a connection to one of the rst methods of remote gambling: In the late 19th century, the telegraph was used to send the results of horse races to betting parlors all around America. People would sit around the parlors, place bets and wait for the results. Now people can sit in a conference room at work and pretend to be calling up data while placing a critical bet. Thanks to the near-ubiquity of mobile devices, the Leroy app will have a huge effect on the business, says Schwartz, whose book, Cutting the Wire, is about the prohibition and control of Internet betting. Its pretty much legal, in-state mobile betting, he says, I think this is the way that things are heading. And once you do this, the Internet becomes something of an afterthought. Schwartz sees a few advantages to betting via a mobile device. It creates a record that you can go back to and examine for patterns. And if the player wants to, he can set a loss limit or a maximum wager limit. He can do all these things that he denitely couldnt do in brick-and-mortar sports betting. Which is to say, you cant really tell a casino that you dont want to bet more than $500 this week. Whether or not mobile sport-betting devices such as the Leroy app take over, it is as certain as taxes that people will want to make tonights game a little more exciting with some genuine action. Its ruined my fandom, sighs a gambler named Jonathan S. Im pretty much unable to watch a game unless I have money on it now. In the future, doing that will be so much easier.
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other states are up against. In moves that are being closely watched by other states, Lesniak is pushing a state constitutional amendment that would allow betting (except gambling on amateur events) in Atlantic City and four racetrack locations, as well as on the Internet. Should New Jersey manage to get around PASPA, look for at least 12 other states to jump into sports
betting, too, including Texas, Florida, Michigan and Illinois. In California, where legislators have long been ticked o about all those Golden State gamblers jumping on the bus to Las Vegas or Reno, legal sports betting would change everything. Sports bets in Nevada run to nearly $3 billion. Meanwhile, in California it is presently a misdemeanor to bet on a sports event. Iowa, the rst state to open a riverboat casino in 1991, now has 20 casinos, and many legislators would love to expand their gaming boards to sports bets. Plenty of opponents have lined up, however, including Iowa State Senator Jerry Behn, who says that gambling is a tax on the people who can aord it the least. Indeed, with increased opportunities to gamble come a rising number of gambling addicts. In 1970, when Nevada was the only state with a casino, the Connecticut mom who wanted to bang some slots all night couldnt just take a one-hour
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For anyone who wonders about the worst that could happen if sports betting grows, the history of sports in America offers plenty of notorious stories:
1919
The Chicago Black Sox scandal: eight players on the Chicago White Sox contrive to throw the World Series to bene t gamblers.
1951
A New York point-shaving scandal involves four city college basketball teams and several players.
drive to nd some action. Now in the states two For the fan, its tribal-sponsored casinos, she can nd 7,000 slot tough enough machines. dealing with The very notion of all the increased sports betinevitable disapting is clanging the helmets at NFL headquarters pointments in New York. We oppose further state-operated without also gambling on individual NFL games, says NFL having to worry spokesman Brian McCarthy. Weve long held this about xes, too. position: Gambling on NFL games presents a threat If youre a bettor, to the integrity of our sport. We certainly sympayou cant help but thize with what the states are going through, but we know they exist. BRIAN MCCARTHY, dont want our players and coaches drawn into that. I havent yet met a NFL SPOKESMAN To be sure, the NFL also doesnt want to get pulled person who bets on into the argument bouncing around some municipalities sports who doesnt have that if cities can put up millions to help fund their stadiums, conspiracy theories, says they can damn well squeeze some tax dollars out of some sports Jonathan S., a heavy-betting media betting, too. person in San Francisco. Theyll Still, the sports leagues are adamant about not wanting to get tainted by gamthink the kicker dumped the game bling. Although every newspaper in town is lled with the latest odds on games, or that someone tanked it. Usually, the NFL bars the TV networks from ever whispering the words point spread on a its these giant, nebulous forces that broadcast. And it might be noticed that Las Vegas has a serious shortage of profesthey couldnt even pinpoint. sional sports teams for such a large city: Like, none. Still, Jonathan continues to Two years ago, when Delaware tried to expand its sports-betting operations, the drops hundreds of dollars on games major sports organizations joined forces and brought suit against the state. every week, just grateful that he In Britain, where sports betting has been legal since 1960, game-xing scandals doesnt have it as bad as his friends appear every few years, and right now the nation is dealing with game-xing scanwho wager thousands. The gamdals in soccer, snooker and cricket. And the many stories of game-xing scandals blers motivation is clear: Like the throughout U.S. history provide ammunition for the NCAA, which every year has professional gamblers, we like to to deal with a fresh wave of impressionable youth coming to college. According to see ourselves as the sharpies, the the NCAAs Baker, the Division 2 and 3 kids especially need to know the rule that smart money, and any bet on an amateur or professional sport is verboten. Recent NCAA surveys have shown a steady increase in the amount of gambling indulged in by students, but the biggest gamblers of all are among the golfers, who were often barely out of their diapers before lining up a skins game or $2 Nassaus.
Gambling on NFL games presents a threat to the integrity of our sport.
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1994 1963
NFL stars Paul Hornung and Alex Karras are suspended by NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle for betting on games. Arizona State basketball players are accused of point-shaving. The situation is actually brought to light by Las Vegas bookmakers who saw too many suspicious bets going against the team.
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Pete Rose is banned from baseball after accusations of betting on the Cincinnati Reds while he was managing the team. NBA referee Tim Donaghy is indicted and imprisoned for betting on games that he had officiated.
sites dont report their protsor really anything much. Governments around the everyone else is just Joe Blow world are presently trying to stymie Internet gambling operations by freezing the public. big money transactions. But some government gures look at those vast sums movAnd while there was a time ing around and see an opportunity. when the smart-money guys really U.S. Senator Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada, pushed legislation last year could get the inside edge on a game that would legalize certain types of Internet gambling to put government controls or a bout, its getting harder all the on it and, not coincidentally, gain some tax revenues. Although the Nevada casinos time now, what with the Web ofsupported the measure, claiming that the present system only outsources the gamfering a ood of information from ing prots to sites in Europe and the Caribbean, it didnt pass muster with a signievery corner of the universe. cant number of opponents, who for various reasons dont want to The Internet is, of course, see any more state-sanctioned gambling. also the playing eld for the That wont be the last time anyone tries. In Washinglions share of sports betting. ton, D.C., where there is a $188 million shortfall in the The rst gaming sites city budget, councilman Michael Brown worked a appeared in 1995, and proposal into the budget to legalize online poker its been estimated that for D.C. residents and allow fantasy sports betmore than 2,000 are ting. It will, he says, turn the town into Vegas on running now. While the Potomac. It would be open to hotel guests in brick-and-mortar town as well as residents. The resolution has not casinos make most yet made it into law. of their prots on Would Internet gamblers be suddenly stricken slot machines, the with an altruistic desire to save their town and oshore gambling country and shift their allegiances to a state-authosites on the Internet JONATHAN S., rized gaming site? Jonathan S. thinks not. Most of appear to get the most HEAVY BETTOR the guys I know, the serious ones, are like anarchists, action with online poker libertarians. They dont want the government involved in and sports betting. You can anything. Theyre not going to do anything out of the goodbet on any game, bout, race ness of their hearts. They just want to know where theyre going or match thats happening this to get the best edge. week, provided youve got an He thought about it for a moment. If a site charged less account set up. vig, he added, referring to the charge taken by bookThe actual prots makers, they would go there. They would never do of online gambling it because it was good for the government or are uncertain, anything. // because the
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atherine Hardwicke and Katie Orenstein are both fascinated by the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. Orenstein, the director of The OpEd Project, wrote Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked: Sex, Morality, and the Evolution of a Fairy Tale. And Hardwicke, who directed Twilight and Thirteen, this month brings Red Riding Hood to the big screen as a romantic thriller about a town plagued by a werewolf and a girl in love with the wrong sort of boy. And you thought you knew the story.
that remind me of stories Ive looked at or read from centuries ago. By the way, I read the script and I loved it. CH: That is so cool. I didnt know that; that is awesome. KO: Catherine, I dont know if you thought about this when you were creating it, but what is so interesting about the modern history of fairy tales is that in the last generation or so there has been this idea that fairy tales are these psychic landscapes for young people to become adults. The person that popularized that was Bruno Bettelheim, the psychologist who wrote a very famous book, The Uses of Enchantment. He studied and referenced the most popular versions of those storiesthe versions of the fairy tales by Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm. And although those are very popular, well-known versions of the stories, they are actually not the true versions, if there is such a thing. And theyre very, very dierent from the oral history of fairy tales in general, and in this particular case, Little Red Riding Hood. It has a really dramatically dierent oral history that most people arent aware of, and its reected in some ways in your movie. The early oral history is not properits very bawdy, has elements of sex, cannibalism and violence, but most of all it has a really intriguing, powerful and clever heroine. CH: Weve had some audience screenings where people found the lm very unpredictable and fun and surprising, because we do have a twist ending and a whodunit ending, which of course we cant talk about in this interview. We keep a mystery of who is the wolf, and that is one of our central mysteries in the lm. It has surprised people on several levels. This is a fairy tale where the girl doesnt get married in the end; this girl stays independent throughout the lm. She is struggling, though, to try to gure out if she should obey her parents, do what they want her to do, do the right thing, enter into the right marriage or follow her own heart and nd her own way. And I think that is what you see Amanda Seyfrieds character doing, trying to gure it out. The things we all try to gure out, even on a simple level: Do you go with the safe boyfriend or the exciting one or the risky one? Danger or safety?
Katie Orenstein: Catherine, its lovely to meet you. Catherine Hardwicke: Your book is so awesome, I love it. Its really interesting and fascinating. Im sad my movie is coming out after the book, that it couldnt be part of it. KO: Thank you! Well, what drew me to the story apart from the fact that red is my favorite coloris that its one of the most global of human stories. Especially when you look at narratives about women, this is one of the mostif not the mostrecurrent plot lines. You look at it, not just as a fairy tale, but as a narrative that crosses over every genre, across every continent and every century. CH: I, of course, loved it as a kid, and I used to play and build stu out in the dirt, little villages and towns. Ive always loved creating little fantasy worlds, role-playing with dolls and crazy stu. For me to be able to make a movie about this, and dive into the story on all dierent levels was like a dream come true. Ive always been connected to the story of Little Red Riding Hood, in ways I didnt even understand until I read your book. KO: There is no rst version or last version of this story. Stories get told and retold, and so inevitably we end up incorporating and reiterating themes of past and future, which get wrapped up all together. There are a lot of things in the Red Riding Hood script
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Background: Director of such lms as Thirteen (2003), Lords of Dogtown (2005), Twilight (2008) and Red Riding Hood (in theaters March 11). Hardwicke began her career as an architect before moving on to production design and directing. Upcoming projects include directing Hamlet, The Maze Runner and Maximum Ride. Resides: Venice, California Accolades: The opening weekend of Twilight was the biggest opening ever for a female director.
Hardwicke with Gary Oldman, Amanda Seyfried and Virginia Madsen on the set of Red Riding Hood.
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Background: Founder and director of The OpEd Project, a social venture founded to enrich public knowledge and conversation by increasing the range of voices we hear in the world especially those of women (theopedproject.org). She is also a journalist, writer and folklorist who traveled in Haiti in the 1990s and wrote Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked: Sex, Morality and the Evolution of a Fairy Tale. Resides: New York City Accolades: She is a fellow at Echoing Green, which selected The OpEd Project as one of the worlds most innovative social enterprises, and a fellow at The Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership.
KO: Almost all fairy tales deal with, as a central theme, the notion of coming of age, which is why so many of them end in marriage, by the way, which is sort of a social recognition or social symbol of adulthood. CH: I love some of the things, Katie, you said in your book about subverting the notions or blurring the lines between old and young, and that the grandmother and Red Riding Hood are one person. I mean, Amanda and Julie [Christie, who plays the grandmother] look alike, their bodies are exactly the same right now, and we dressed them alike. And there are all these fun kind of parallels. We really dove into all the details; we created an architecture of paranoia and fear, where the people have been menaced by the wolf for 20-something years. All the houses are built up on stilts with ladders that can be pulled in on full moon nights. We were trying to build the symbolism into the architecture, into the set. And just the idea of taking such an iconic image of the red capeif you go online or look in storybooks, for several hundred years people have been painting this, reinterpreting this. Graphic artists in Japan are doing cool graphics of it. Its an amazing image and design. I felt this great obligation: Whats the most wonderful cape we can come up with? And we ended up with a sewing circle of 14 women in Vancouver, embroidering this cape. So, in every directionmusic, hairstyleseverything was fun and interesting in creating these emotional characters. And then nding the relationship between the characters, the secrets and lies that are revealed, is pure joy.
CH: Its hovering around 6 or 7 percentand even less for studio lms. It is sad, but true. KO: That dramatically shapes the stories that we get. It doesnt just shape the fairy tales that we get, it shapes the reality that we get, the important conversations of our age. It also aects whose brains we get to hear from. We are missing a huge percentage of the worlds brains and brainpower. That is one reason why I study stories and why I love this particular story and, Catherine, why I think its so great that youve reinvented this story in this way. Youve reinvented this story in a way that I highly doubt a man would have. The versions of this story that have been told by men are typically very, very dierent, and why not? Why would that be surprising? But the versions of this story that the entire world knows best are versions that have been told by men, and the social lessons of those stories are very precise and very clear. They are hugely about obedience and chastity, and the popular interpretation is: Dont speak to strangers.
KO: You know, stories are how we assign meaning to our lives and to the world; we live in this universe, and what does it all mean? Stories are built to explain and also to inspire and to control a lot of what we see. The werewolf and the witch trials in the 16th and 17th centuries were largely about controlCH: Thank you. Also, I think its the rst studio movie ever ling aberrant behavior. But the stories we tell are designed also with a female cinematographer and costume designer, to do all of those things, and whoever tells them ends up editors, producers and a female lead. We have a very girl writing history and shaping the way we see and understand power group going. But every movie still is a struggle for me the world, whether we are talking about mythology or jourto get funding. Even when we were maknalism. ing Twilight, people said I couldnt have a big A very small section of the budget, or what I thought was a reasonable world tells most of the stobudget, because no one would go see it. ries, and most of that section The biggest budget movie aimed at girls, is very narrow: Its mostly like Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, made white, its mostly Western $39 million, and [people said] thats proband overwhelmingly male. If ably all Twilights going to make. After that you look at op-ed pages, they movie did well [it grossed nearly $400 milrun about 85 percent male. If lion worldwide], it changed everythingor you look at television pundits, you would think it would change everythats about 84 percent male. thing. At least you get this one example Hood ing Rid Red in d Amanda Seyfrie If you look at Congress, its 83 that a movie embraced by women could percent. And if you look at Holbe nancially successful. I mean, wildly lywood writers, producers and successful. Not that I need a lot of money: Thirteen was directors, it runs about 85 percent male. I think fewer than $1.5 million, thats all we spent on it. But sometimes you want 10 percent of top-grossing lms have female directors. Does to do an epic historical story, where a woman is brave and that sound about right? lives in another century, and its not easy to get those made. //
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Munich
Theres more than one way to discover a destination. By Molly Mogren & Andrew Zimmern
On a Shoestring
The dollar may still lag behind the euro, but that doesnt mean you cant eat, sleep and explore in style.
You wont go hungry in Toytown. From traditional Bavarian Schnitzel and Schweinebraten to elegant Michelin-starred dining, Munichs culinary scene runs the gamut.
Food Lover
Munich is probably the only place in the world where you can pull off a traditional dirndl or a Prada gown at the same party.
Fashionista
Beer Snob
Oktoberfest gets all the press, but March in Munich is just as much fun. Celebrate Fasching, or Mardi Gras, followed by Starkbierzeit a Lenten festival honoring strong beer. Prost!
PHOTO: ALAN COPSON/PHOTOLIBRARY.
History Buff
This 850-year-old city played a central role in both world wars, and its lled with reminders of a complicated past.
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MORNING // Viktualienmarkt
At Munichs best open-air market, locals shop for produce and game, but you can also snack on handmade pastries and grilled sausages. Stop by Fisch-Witte for top-notch seafood soup. viktualienmarkt-muenchen.de
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Food Lover
WHERE TO STAY // Bayerischer Hof
Owned by the Volkhardt family since 1897, this is Munichs premier hotel, with elegant rooms, boutiques and ve restaurants, including the oneMichelin-starred Altelier. bayerischerhof.de
BREAKFAST // Caf Frischhut

Grab a coffee and Schmalznudel, the Bavarian version of a doughnut, at this 100-year-old bakery. Service begins at 7 a.m. (5 a.m. on Saturdays).
Beer Snob
WHERE TO STAY // Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Five-star accommodations in the heart of Munich, complete with skyline views and an elegant cigar barall within stumbling distance of the Hofbruhaus. What more could you ask for? mandarinoriental.com
LUNCH // Hofbruhaus
Sure its a tourist trap, but even the biggest cynic has to love the Hofbruhaus. Grab a seat at a centuryold table in the Die Schwemmethe rst-oor beer hall. hofbraeuhaus.de
History Buff
MORNING // Schwabing
Hit this nabe for shopping, including Schellingstrasses numerous antiquariat shops. Try J. Kitzinger for books, Musik Knobloch for sheet music and instruments. And check out the odd collection (vintage gym equipment, anyone?) at Thilo Schozle on Theresienstrasse.
WHERE TO STAY // Hotel Torbru

Open since 1490, Torbrau is the citys oldest hotelbut dont worry, its been updated. Guests have included King Max Joseph, Hans Christian Andersen and composer Franz Liszt. torbraeu.de
MORNING // Trachten Shopping

No German closet is complete without Trachtentraditional Bavarian costumes. Department store Loden-Frey devotes a section to lederhosen for men and bustenhancing dirndls for women. loden-frey.com
Fashionista
WHERE TO STAY // Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munich
Located in Munichs high-end shopping district, this luxurious hotel is the perfect place to drop your bags. Pamper yourself at the on-site spa with a stress-relieving massage. kempinski.com
MORNING // BMW Museum

With an impressive collection of motorcycles, vintage plane engines, cars and art installations, theres something for everyone at this ultramodern, multimedia museum. bmw-museum.de
On a Shoestring
WHERE TO STAY // Motel One

Cheap and chic can coexist! At Motel One, rooms are simple but stylish, and the mod lobby is warm and inviting. motel-one.com
LUNCH // Cosmo Grill

Get your gourmet burger x at this casual spot just off Maximilianstrasse. Burgers are made to order with superfresh, organic ingredients. cosmogrill.de
SNACK // Balla Beni

Folks queue up for gelato at this Schwabing neighborhood favorite. Go for simple avors such as lemon-basil and caramelamaretto, scooped into wafer cups. Theresienstrae 46
LUNCH // Alpentraum
Modern inspiration breathes life back into traditional alpine classics. Beef and scallops with a touch of vanilla, calfs head served with potato-chive dressingthis isnt your Omas cooking, but its just as comforting. alpentraum.de
DINNER // Tantris
Open since the early 1970s (with the dcor to prove it), this is truly one of the worlds best restaurants. Chef Hans Haas rearranges his imaginative, globally inspired menu daily. Go all out and order the eight-course tasting menuthis is a rare dining opportunity, after all. tantris.de
AFTERNOON // Bier & Oktoberfest Museum

Get a crash course on the origins of beer, Munichs brewing history and Oktoberfest. Youll also nd a bierstube serving pub grub and steins of Augustiner. bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.de
DINNER // Paulaner am Nockherberg

Celebrate the start of StarkbierzeitStrong Beer Seasonwith a Paulaner Salvator, but start here with a base of Bavarian staples such as steak with barnaise sauce. Or try a plate of Obatzda (a Bavarian cheese dish) at Der Hofbrukeller. nockherberg.com, hofbraeukeller.de
LUNCH // Schelling Salon

Vladimir Lenin, poet Rainer Maria Rilke and Adolph Hitler once frequented this billiard hall and saloon. Try the Ksesptzlethe German version of mac and cheese. schelling-salon.de
AFTERNOON // King Ludwig II

Pay a visit to Bavarias beloved and most eccentric king, whose remains are interred in the crypt of Michaelskirche a 16th-century Renaissance church. st-michael-muenchen.de
DINNER // Shanes Restaurant

Chef Shane McMahon sources the freshest ingredients for his restaurant, where theres no set menu. Tell your server your tastes and the kitchen creates a multicourse meal tailored to you. shanesrestaurant.de
NIGHT // Bar Tabacco

Marked only by a nondescript sign, this speakeasy isnt easy to nd. Sip on classic cocktails, order shareable appetizers and stay very, very late. Hartmannstrasse 8
LUNCH // Prinz Myshkin

An upscale vegetarian sanctuary in the heart of meatsville. Though youll nd pizza and pasta, the specialty is Asian faretry a spicy Indian paneers or Japanese stir-fry. prinzmyshkin.com
AFTERNOON // Maximilian Strasse

The Rodeo Drive of Munich. Label lovers can max out their plastic at dozens of high-end shops, such as Dolce & Gabbana, Escada and Untzer Herren, stocked with sharp accessories for men.
DINNER // Nero
Its easy to forget that Munich borders Italy. Chow on Neapolitan pizza topped with Campania-grown tomatoes and buffalo mozzarella in a sleek, buzzy atmosphere. nero-muenchen.de
AFTERNOON // English Garden

Torch some calories walking around Lake Kleinhesselher in one of the worlds largest urban parks. Reward yourself with a bite and stein at Seehaus, a year-round biergarten.
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Youll nd daredevils surng the River Eisbachs swells in the English Garden year-round. Temperatures range between 34 F and 46 F, so if you plan to join in the fun, bring a wetsuit.
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New restaurants, groundbreaking chefs and the latest food trends.
Gabrielle Hamilton on
3 Restaurants that Matter

The chef and owner of Prune restaurant in New York City and author of Blood, Bones and Butter: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef reveals three restaurants that have shaped her cooking and writing career.
Gabrielle Hamilton has provocative opinions about food. Those unwavering (and often entertaining) views, along with her popular restaurant, Prune, in New Yorks East Village, have made her a respected talent among the food elite. She earned her chops working varied jobs in the restaurant biz, but she yearned to be a writer. Hamilton eventually earned an M.F.A. in ction at The University of Michiganand then returned to New York to open Prune, without any prior experience as a chef. No female chef has written so powerfully and thrillingly about the physical and emotional intensity of running a restaurant in New Yorkthe glamour and the gritand cooking on the line as Hamilton does in her new book, Blood, Bones and Butter: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef. After years of vacillating between cooking and writing, today Hamilton nds that her two passions balance each other out well. Sometimes its so nice to get back into the restaurant, the liveliness of it, after a dark day of lonely writing, she says. Conversely, it can be so welcome to sit quietly and stare down some of the hardest, most elusive stu as an antidote to all that pot-slamming and plunging your hands into ice-cold lettuce water over and over again. Paula Disbrowe
PHOTO: JULIA GILLARD.
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DINING // Gabrielle Hamilton
San Francisco
Zuni Caf
THE LOCALE: 1658 Market Street, zunicafe.com
1 Making a margarita 2 Whole roasted sea bream 3 Serving the caesar salad 4 Chef Judy Rodgers 5 Sitting at Zunis bar.
THE ATMOSPHERE: This is a beloved San Francisco institution that was serving seasonal and local way before it was trendy. What I love about Zuni Caf is that its over 30 years old and it feels as crisp and lively and on-point as if it were only in its rst year, Hamilton says.
WHY IT MATTERS: Chef Judy Rodgers restaurant feels still vital and pertinent, not like a hot new trend of the moment, or a beloved wornand-tired institution, Hamilton says. GO-TO DISH: The caesar salad: I love, love, love the fact that she does not abandon the item because it is so out of trend, Hamilton says. But I also love that I can eat something more challenging there as well. I remember a whole roasted sea bream, and I was so thrilled that the chef did not shy away from serving such a difficult, bony sh. WHY A RESTAURANT IS LIKE A MARRIAGE: Chef Rodgers devotion to her restaurant is one that I aspire to for my own, Hamilton says. Its so tempting to open new place after new place and to scratch all your itches, and when you bore or tire of the one you originally opened, to just hatch another in order to experience the thrill of the new. But I see staying with your restaurant as something akin to a marriageyou cant just up and leave it when you are a little bored.
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Miami Beach
Joes Stone Crab

THE LOCALE: 11 Washington Avenue, joesstonecrab.com THE ATMOSPHERE: With waiters in bow ties, ginormous martinis, homemade Key lime pie and surf and turf to round out the menu, Joes is a decadent, old-school shrine to crab claws. SOUTH BEACH DIET: Joes Stone Crab is a much-loved habit of mine, Hamilton says. I go to South Beach once a year, and every time I go, I head to Joes and get a big pile of stone crab claws served with their delicious, mustardymayonnaise sauce and a Wedge of Lettuce saladiceburg with tomato, bacon, red onion, beets, croutons and topped with blue cheese dressing.
1 Stone crab claws 2 Making the hashed brown 3 Grilled tomatoes 4 Friendly Joes employees 5 The Wedge of Lettuce salad.
WHY IT MATTERS: Because its a classic, streamlined menu in a city

where restaurants favor la vida loca. In general, I have a hard time eating in Miami, because of the chaos of the local Latin fusion cuisine, which puts so much tamarind glaze, chili syrup, plantain chips and so much crap on the plate, Hamilton says. Its often only one meal a day for me when I am in town, so I make it a big one.
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PHOTOS: LEFT PAGE: GREG CLARK; RIGHT PAGE: ZINGERMANS DELI (1 & 2); VAUGHN MEDIA, INC. (3).
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Zingermans
THE LOCALE: 422 Detroit Street,
zingermansdeli.com
1 Zingermans famous corned beef sandwich 2 Founders Ari Weinzweig and Paul Saginaw 3 Zingermans Delicatessen.
THE ATMOSPHERE: Zingermans Delicatessen is an internationally famous deli, bakery and food market that sells everything from artisan sausage to homemade moon pies. It was 2 a favorite of Hamiltons when she lived in Detroit, and the author briey worked in Zingermans bake house. The food is of the highest quality anywhere, she says. I so admire that the founders, Ari Weinzweig and Paul Saginaw, are committed to that. They could get away with so much less, but they dont. BEST SANDWICH EVER: Hamilton loves the Nates Nosh: corned beef, chopped liver, Russian dressing and coleslaw on an onion roll. WHY IT MATTERS: Its so relieving to be in the Midwest, in a university town, and to be able to buy excellent naturally yeasted breads with true crusts, olive oil from small producers around the world and true Iberico ham or smoked pimenton, Hamilton says, along with the best cheeses and meats and baked goods, always using 100 percent real sweet butter, fresh eggs, excellent-quality chocolate and so on.
DINING //
Foodometer //
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Gastronomic Getaways
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A Reluctant Chefs Memoir
When Gabrielle Hamilton nally decided to share her sensual, surprising and circuitous journey in a book, it became one of the most anticipated culinary memoirs of the decade. Blood, Bones and Butter: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef, comes out this month. From a childhood spring lamb roast to a move to New York City right after high school, travels throughout Europe, cooking gigs ranging from over-the-top urban catering to ipping pancakes at an affluent kids camp, her marriage to an Italian doctorit all shapes Hamiltons palate and her uninching outlook. This book doesnt contain a single recipe, but it will certainly make you hungry. P. D.
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quick bite, the adjacent Epicerie Boulud will oer salads, sandwiches and artisanal cheeses during the day and transform into a glittering oyster bar come nightfall. danielnyc.com ber restaurateur Steve Hanson brings some south-of-the-border sizzle to Florida with Dos Caminos Fort Lauderdale 1 , the latest in his empire of color-infused Mexican outposts. After some serious beach time, sample the super-fresh guacamole before savoring dishes such as the lamb barbacoa and cochinita pibil, Yucatn-style slow-roasted pork. And dont miss the potent smoky pear margaritas. doscaminos.com Take a Roman holiday courtesy of chef Scott Conants D.O.C.G., a spare, contemporary enoteca at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas (an outpost of Conants celebrated Scarpetta sits just next door). Standouts include the bchamel croquettes with garlic, slow-braised short ribs and fettuccine with escarole and mushrooms. Pair your meal with any of the 400 regional Italian wines, and youll be whisked o to Tuscany without having to leave the Strip. By the way, D.O.C.G. stands for Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita the highest level of Italian wine origin. cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
Southern Comfort
The 2011 Music to Your Mouth! Festival 2 in Palmetto Blu, South Carolina, is the November culmination of a yearlong series of events. It celebrates the inspired cuisine of the South, and this years lineup includes everything from Top Chefs tastings to classes led by James Beard award-winners. But if you cant wait until November, take advantage of upcoming 2 events, including this months Makers Mark Riverbank Roast (March 24) and a Back to Basics event with Sonomas Lioco wines on May 67. musictoyourmouth.com
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Below : Felicia dress by Stella McCartney. Photographed at the Mandarin Oriental and Beso, Las Vegas.
(Eva Longoria continued from page 75) experience at the table. This last summer I went to Croatia, and they have the most amazing Italian food, because they were ruled by Venetians for so many hundreds of years. They have amazing pizzas and pastas in Croatia, she says. I went to Moscow, and they were using beets with everything. I mean the soup of favor is the beet soup, borscht. I love beets; theyre one of my favorite vegetables, so I loved going to Moscow. Or with Greeks, its kind of lamb, lamb, lamb. Mexico its chile, chile, chile. Its interesting to travel and see how food has evolved within these regions. Last year Longoria juggled writing the cookbook in between lming her TV show and shooting two upcoming lms: Cristiada, a Mexican period piece that chronicles the historic Cristeros War, and Without Men, a lm in which she stars with Christian Slater and Oscar Nunez, about a remote Latin American village where the women must fend for themselves after the men are forced to ght with a band of Communist guerrillas. Longorias cookbook comes out in April, and she said a lot of trial and error went into putting it together. Oh, my gosh, she sighs, Im the kind of cook that does a pinch of this and a dash of that. So to actually have to put pen to paper and get the recipes out of my head and into the book was the most difficult task ever. Is it a half a cup of sugar? I think so. I dont know. I usually just throw in some sugar! The cookbook is an extension of a long-held Longoria tradition: Every time someone gets married in the family, the new bride is presented with a wedding cookbook lled with the dishes that appear on the familys dinner tables. Each family member is required to submit one recipe, and then we print out a book and we give it to the bride, so shes kind of armed for being a cook and being able to prepare some food for us, Longoria says. I thought, what a great idea to actually put down all these recipes and share them with the rest of the world and share them with my fans and with family and friends. Did she face any backlash from family members? After all, there are some pretty coveted recipes in the Longoria clan. No, no, Longoria insists. My familys centered around food. All of our gatherings are centered around food and cuisine, so they love the idea of sharing that beautiful tool with people in the rest of the world. Of course, those who arent inclined to cook can always travel to Vegas or Los Angeles; dining at one of Longorias restaurants is designed to be like sitting in her kitchen. This is more than a celebrity restaurant. I want to keep up the foodrst and foremostand then the service, she says. The fact that Im attached to it means that it reects highly on me as a person. So Ive always treated Beso, the restaurant, as my extended living room. I want these people treated as if theyre entering my home. //
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ELEVATED IDEAS
From snow-covered peaks to multicolored canyons, this scenic state is the blueprint for whats possible when people collaborate.
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hen Forbes magazine names Utah the best state for business and careers, its easy to understand why the worlds most recognized companies are beating a path to Utahs door. Adobe Systems, Sephora, eBay, Oracle, Disney Interactive Studios and Procter & Gamble are just a few big names that have either expanded or relocated to take advantage of Utahs low corporate tax rate (5 percent), cheaper energy costs (35 percent below the national average), location at a central point for distribution along the Canada-to-Mexico corridor and Triple-A bond rating. Its a perfect business package only made sweeter when you look at Utahs work force. The state has the youngest median age in the countrya mere 29 yearsand a high literacy rate with more than 130 languages spoken. What the business community nds in Utah is a young, energetic, tech-savvy and multilingual labor force, says Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert. If youre a business looking to succeed in a global economy, theres already a talent pool to draw from here that oers an instant global edge unseen in most states. The combination of Utahs economic assets adds up. The state has kept its spot as one of the top-ve job-producing states for the last three years, boasts an unemployment rate of only 7.4 percent (compared to the nations average of 9.5 percent) and it was the only state in the nation to increase its exports last year. Its no coincidence that we ended up where we are today economically, says Spencer Eccles, executive director of the Governors Office of Economic Development. Five years ago, we set a goal to be number one in business, and with that, we put a very decided pathway in place to make that goal become a reality. Part of that economic initiative was identifying Utahs strongest sectorswhich include aerospace and aviation, defense and homeland security, energy and natural resources, the life sciences, outdoor products and recreation, IT and software development, lm and nancial services. Utah has 15 of the top 20 industrial banks in
the country and is the largest industrial bank state in the nation. Its that kind of monetary mastery that makes the region a perfect t for the industrys MVPs, such as the nationwide fullservice Zions Bank (which is headquartered in Salt Lake City) and Goldman Sachs. The latter, the global investment banking, securities and invest-
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Hes been everything from staff sergeant to co-owner of a child-care service he ran with his wife for 23 years. Now, the former businessman leads not just Utah, but the nation as the new chairman of the National Governors Associations Economic Development and Commerce Committee (replacing California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger). Heres what the man who ousted Arnold has to say about his favorite state.
NOR Q+A: GOVER T GARY R. HERBER
How long have you lived in Utah?

HERBERT: Im a seventh-generation Utahn. Some of my early
ancestors founded a few of the communities in Utah, so my roots are very deep here.
What surprises people most about Utah?

HERBERT: The sophistication and maturity we have hereas op-
posed to the mischaracterization some people have that Utah is still part of the wild and wooly West. The truth is, Utah is a unique state with so much to reveal, from our intellectual side through our universities and businesses, our cultural side with our emphasis on the arts or our recreational side with the countless opportunities our topography offers 1 .
Whats Utahs greatest economic edge?

HERBERT: Were a work-ethic stateand
I believe its part of our heritage to want to work harder. I was raised in a family where my dads favorite phrase (and the family motto) was Work will win when wishy-washy wishing wont. Meaning, no matter what challenges you face in life, just roll up your sleeves and get to work. Thats Utah. M. M.
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Founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Salt Lake City; founder of the Huntsman Corporation; philanthropist whose lifetime giving total exceeds $1.2 billion to charitable causes in Utah and throughout the country; father of Jon M. Huntsman Jr., former twoterm governor of Utah now serving as U.S. ambassador to China
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What makes Utah unique?

HUNTSMAN: Its the most diverse state in the country in terms of its scenery. The mountain resorts near Salt Lake City 1 offer some of the best skiing in the world in winter and our redrock country 1 is unsurpassed for its spectacular beauty. We also have the benet of cultural organizations offering symphony, ballet and opera, and exceptional institutions of higher education.
What do you enjoy most about the state?

HUNTSMAN: The people and the quality of life. Its difficult to pinpoint, but after visiting other locations in the United States and around the world [Huntsmans company has major manufacturing sites in 50 countries on ve continents], theres nothing so pleasing as to return to home in Utah.
What makes Utahns so generous?

HUNTSMAN: We have well-educated and employable [citizens] whoin addition to supporting their families have always been brought up to share with those less fortunate. Also, our religious organizations in Utah are very active and have a record of encouraging charity at all income levels.
Wheres your favorite place to visit?

HUNTSMAN: Our family enjoys the beauty throughout the state, but we spend as much time as we can at our second home in Deer Valley 2 . We also enjoy visiting Fillmore in rural Utah [Utahs rst capital] and my family home there. Its where my parents were brought up, and it holds many fond memories of my childhood. M. M.
Economic Development Corporation of Utah, a public-private nonprot thats helped companies for more than a decade. When we get a new company that comes to visit, we get all the right people in the same room, roll up our sleeves and gure out whatever needs to be done to get them here, says Je Edwards, president and CEO of the Economic Development Corporation of Utah. No detail is ignored, from the amount of land required by a company to build its facility to the type of work force needed once theyre ready to open shop. In 2009, that type of attention helped Utah secure 23 relocation, retention or expansion projects and a commitment of $1.4 billion of new capital investment into the state. But another incentive responsible for all that growth is Utahs economic development tax increment nancing program, a postperformance, refundable tax credit that gives companies a refund of up to 30 percent of new state revenues (sales taxes, corporate taxes and withholding taxes paid to the state)so long as they are creating new jobs and opportunities in Utah. We try to keep government o your back and out of your wallet to empower the private sector to create jobs, which has enabled us to be very successful, says Herbert. It really is about creating jobs, jobs and jobs, not only for those of us that are here now, but the rising generations that will come after us.
COLLABORATION VALIDATION
Less red tape helps businesses start in the black, but Utah isnt just where businesses come to growits where businesses start and grow big. When we started in October 1999, O.CO (formally Overstock.com) was a mere 18 people sitment management rm, has Utah as the home of ting around a small office in SLCthat year, we its second-largest facility in the Amerigenerated around $1 million in sales, cas after its headquarters in New York says Patrick Byrne, chairman and CEO and fth-largest worldwide. of O.CO. More than a decade later, the BRAGGING RIGHTS: Theres a tremendous talent pool savings-engine, online retailer has Utah has the secondhere that were able to tap into that more than 1,500 employees, crossed lowest industrial natural makes the region quite compelling to the billion-dollar mark in prots and gas rate in the United us, says David Lang, head of Goldman hopes to add one facility per year to its States, according the U.S. Energy Information ve-facility stable in cities throughout Sachs SLC office. A lot of people may Administration. The love the idea of working for a global Utah as it continues to thrive. investment bank, but may not be as in- average industrial rate is We built a protable, billion-dollar a mere $5.32 per 1,000 terested in working in New York City. Internet company here, and I dont cubic feet, making it Utah makes it easier to attract talent think theres any other state where one of the best energy that also values a better quality of life. bargains for companies of this would have worked, says Byrne. every size and scope. Landing Goldman Sachs wasnt a Here, everyone that comes through ukeit falls in line with the Goverhigh school is computer savvy, and its nors Office of Economic Developments initiative a place where companies are loyal to their people to recruit out-of-state companies to create new and people have loyalty to their companies. jobs and capital investment. One of the organiEven newly born Utah businesses are benetzations that assists GOED with that task is the ing from the regions eortsnot to mention the
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The median age of a Utah resident, the youngest in the United States (the national average is 36.7).
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The projected population of Utah in 50 years (currently, the evergrowing state hovers at 2.8 million).
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[Source: Department of Workforce Services]
fringe benets that come from setting up shop in one of the best outdoor recreational locales in the West. Thats one asset that appeals to Skullcandy, a company based in Park City that oers unique headphones, earphones, MP3 players and other audio-enabled lifestyle products targeted specically at the outdoor action-sports market. If youre not working hard and playing harder, all while doing what you love, then youre not really living, says its founder and CEO Rick Alden. In just seven years, the company went from unrecognizable to becoming one of the fastest-growing companies in America. Skullcandy is now no. 2 in the headphone industry with revenues exceeding $130 million annually. But with each new business Utah brings in or grows from within, one thing is for certain
theres plenty of room for them to grow. Thats because what truly makes the state special is the cooperative culture that exists heresomething GOEDs Eccles refers to as Utahs secret sauce. Established companies in Utah never see new businesses as competitionthey view them as ways to build opportunity for all. One institution thats witnessed the positive eects of Utahs ever-evolving business climate is O.C. Tanner. Founded in 1927, the Salt Lake City-based company enjoys annual revenues of about $420 million and has more than 1,600 employees worldwide. The corporation specializes in creating strategies, programs and rewards for companies to help recognize their employees when they achieve their goals. With more than 8,000 customers around the
O.C. Tanner also has jewelry stores in Salt Lake City and Park City.
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IS INDUSTRY EVERYWHERE
I would like to see as many new businesses move inor start upas possible.
GREG MLLLER, CEO LARRY H. MILLER GROUP OF COMPANIES
world (it does business with most of the Fortune 500), O.C. Tanner understands what it takes to move a company ahead. The new businesses and national rms moving to Utah are bringing people from all around the world from dierent industries and dierent communities to our doorstep, says its president & CEO David A. Petersen. Its changingand has been changingUtah, turning it into a very vibrant business community. Personally, I would like to see as many new
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When we get a new company that comes to visit, we gure out whatever needs to be done.
businesses move inor start upas possible, because its very important to have a broad base of corporate infrastructure for the jobs it creates and the opportunities it provides, says Greg Miller, CEO of Larry H. Miller Group of Companies. The Larry H. Miller Group of Companies started as a single car dealership in 1979 and evolved into a consortium of more than 80 businesses that include the Utah Jazz basketball team and the EnergySolutions arena. In total, Millers familyowned business employs about 6,700 people in 13 states and generates excess of $3 billion in annual revenues on more than $2 billion in assets. Right now, Utah is the number one place for jobs and economic expansion in the country and some would say, Wow, who would have thought that? says Governor Herbert. But the truth is, weve been growing in this direction for a very long time. And its a direction thats the perfect environment for business.
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LOCATION: Headquartered in Provo (with offices in San Francisco, Toronto, London, Munich, Beijing and Paris, among other international cities). WHAT IT DOES: Ancestry.com is the
Amer Sports (amersports.com)

LOCATION: Its (North and South Americas) headquarters is based in Ogden. The companys global HQ is in Helsinki, Finland. WHAT IT DOES: Amer Sports is one of the
worlds largest online family history resource. We have a very clear mission to help people discover, preserve and share their heritage, says CEO Tim Sullivan 1 , whose company has helped create more than 20 million family trees.
worlds leading sports equipment, apparel and footwear manufacturers. Just a few of the internationally known brands in its portfolio include Salomon, Wilson Sporting Goods, Precor, Atomic, Suunto, Bonfire, Mavic, Arcteryx and many others.
HOW ITS GROWN: In 2005, we acquired Salomon from adidas, and at that point, we made the decision in the U.S. to integrate our winter and outdoor brands into one location, says Mike Dowse, president and GM of Amer Sports Americas 2 . Dowse says that prior to the Utah move the firms European brands such as Atomic skiswerent connecting with U.S. consumers effectively. Today, its overseas brands have grown tremendously and Salomon is the fastest-growing trail-running footwear brand in the United States. WHY IT STAYS: Our line around here is that we came because of the three Ms: the mountains, the money [from the tax incentives to the lower cost of doing business] and the mayor, says Dowse, who praises both Ogden Mayor Matthew R. Godfreythe man revered for redeveloping the city and branding it as an outdoor products and recreation hub and the entire state government for bringing them to Utah. Most of our employees are either trail running or mountain biking in the summer or skiing and snow-boarding in the winter, so the mountains are ideal for testing our products. WHAT ITS LEARNED FROM THE NATIVES: People are not
DID YOU KNOW?

Amer Sports purchased its rst sporting goods company (Wilson) in 1989. Prior to that, it was actually a tobacco manufacturer and distributor.
DID YOU KNOW?

Among its vast database, youll nd the West Point U.S. military cadet application papers of Stonewall Jackson, Colonel Custer and General Sherman, as well as the rsthand audio life stories of more than 1,700 Ellis Island immigrants.
HOW ITS GROWN: Before the Internet explosion, Ancestry.com started in 1983 as a publisher of genealogy books. Today, the subscription-based business offers its 1.4 million paying members an incredible collection of searchable, digitized historical records (it has more than 6 billion on file) for tracing family trees. The 700-plus-employee business has also branched out into everything from software to DNA testing to offer a more thorough archival experience. WHY IT STAYS: Were a billion-dollar global company, but Utah is our home and headquarters and its going to stay that way, says Sullivan. Besides being a fantastic place to live for its surroundings and the level of education found in the state, the technology culture thats in place here is really special and theres tremendous passion for family history. WHAT ITS LEARNED FROM THE NEWCOMERS: Utahs innovative scene turns out a lot
of start-ups, and we, as a company, continue to learn from smaller, scrappy entrepreneurial companies that are focused on winning and creating something great. We still think of ourselves as a start-up, so thats exactly the type of culture were trying to retain and enhance as we continue to get bigger.
just extremely honest, they get into work bright and early and they always stay late, says Dowse.
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f youve ever played a video game, used anything on your computer with the name Adobe attached to it or popped in Toy Story to entertain your kids, you owe a debt of gratitude to Utah. Photoshop, Silicon Graphics International, SCI, WordPerfect Office and Pixar Animation every single one of these innovations was started by a University of Utah graduate, says University of Utah president Michael K. Young. Even Nolan Bushnellthe creator of the worlds rst arcade game [Computer Space], who later went on to develop the popular game Pong and create Atari was a native Utahn who went to U of U. Its not just U of U thats responsible for making the state one of the most technologically advanced in the nation. When you take Utahs expertise in engineering at U of U and institutions such as Brigham Young University and Utah State University and combine it with the states knack for training valuable technicians (through Utah Valley University, Weber State University and Southern Utah University), companies have access to a multiskilled, tech-smart work force thats always on the pulse of the industrys needs.
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The state has more than 5,200 high-tech companies located within its borders, as well as a long tradition as one of the leading authorities in cutting-edge software development and IT industriesincluding wireless technologies, systems management and security, digital media and entertainment technology and Web services and high-performance computing applications. Its that ow of available talentalong with the states tech-friendly atmospherethat continues to inuence the industrys most prominent players to ock to Utah. One example is Adobe Systems Incorporatedone of the worlds largest and most diversied software companieswhich recently acquired Omniture (a homegrown software company founded by two BYU students) for $1.8 billion and expanded its operations into Lehi, Utah. But thats not the only tech titan youll now nd in that region. Another company based in Lehi is Intel Micron Flash Technologies, the world leader in process technology for NAND ash memory (the type used in memory cards and USB ash drives). In fewer than ve years, the companya joint venture between Micron and Intelstarted with a zero market share in the NAND ash memory industry and now owns a staggering 15 percent of it. That success has allowed IM Flash to generate more than $2 billion in revenue annually
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and employ more than 1,500 people locally. That growth comes from being based in a place that understands, appreciates and supports technologybased business. We have enjoyed strong support from the state when it comes to taxation, regulation and infrastructure, says Keyvan Esfarjani, executive officer of IM Flash. This supportalong with our leadership in the most advanced technology and manufacturinghas helped the competition thrive and allowed us to compete globally. Much like Adobe and IM Flash, many of Utahs newest businesses cover everything from educational software to electronic advancements. But the state is also hard at work attracting companies that are responsible for entertaining the world. As the birthplace of the video game, Utah is teeming with game development studios, including Disney Interactive Studios Avalanche, the business leg that focuses on creating games inspired by Disney characters, TV shows and entertainment franchises specically for Nintendo. The most recent tech transplant is Electronic Arts Inc., a leading global interactive entertainment software company. Its the company behind some of the industrys greatest titles, including EA Sports Tiger Woods and Madden franchises, the entire Sims brand, the Playsh branded games on Facebook and Angry Birds for your mobile devices, just to name a few. Electronic Arts Salt Lake creates games for just about every major video game platform, which is why choosing a location with an adaptable infrastructure capable of handling every aspect of its business was essential. Unlike many industries that evolve slowly, our industry changes pretty much every yearfor example, the sudden move to games on hand-held devices like mobile phones, iPads and even on Facebook, says Jon Dean, EA Salt Lakes executive producer. We constantly have
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to anticipate the future needs of the consumer, which is why having complementary technology businesses already in place here in Utah is an advantage not just to ourselves, but to anybody in the game development sector. Another important asset EA Salt needs is a good, existing talent base to pull from. It was a request easy enough to fulllthanks to the volume of studios already based herebut the prize perk to the entertainment industry is Brigham Young Universitys Center for Animation. The center teaches students the skills necessary to succeed in the animation, live-action, special eects and game industry, says R. Brent Adams, director for the center for animation at BYU. Over the last seven years, lms produced through the program have won 10 student Emmys and four Student Academy Awards, a testament to why graduates have gone on to work at Disney, DreamWorks Animation, Bluesky (Ice Age) and Weta Digital (the visual eects company behind Lord of the Rings and Avatar). That earned expertise doesnt applies not only to Hollywood and high-caliber video games, but to industries such as health care (creating 3-D lms to show how a virus or type of drug reacts with the body, for example) and even the automotive industry, where students from BYU are in the process of helping General Motors create visualizations of concept cars. We joke that we teach people how to make cartoons, but the reality is, entertainment is one of the biggest dollar exports out of the United States when you look at movies, games and music combined, says Adams. Its an economic driver thats too large to ignore, but in Utahs case, its one thats far from overlooked. Instead, its just another area of technology, in which the state excels to accelerate its ever-growing economy.
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he state known for its mountains is equally known for revolutionizing medicine, as well as some of the most industry-changing breakthroughs in biotechnology and geneticbased innovations. Utahs prime position in life sciences research has kept the state on the forefront of inventing groundbreaking products ranging from specialty pharmaceuticals to drug delivery systems and medical devices (it produces 70 percent of all arterial and vascular access devices throughout the world). The state is home to The Utah Population Database, the largest and most complete popula-
tion database in the nation. Used for biomedical research, UPDB contains the medical and family history of 6.4 million individualsfrom the details of their birth right up to the cause of their death. For researchers, UPDB has become one of the most valuable tools in the last 35 years to advance personalized medicine, helping scientists do everything from tracing specic genetic mutations to their source to pinpointing specic causes of cancer and other diseases. With more than 26,000 Utahns employed in the life sciences industry, the region ranks second nationally in overall industry growth. One of the strongest drivers behind that surge is Utah
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Utah is the second-healthiest state in the nation. Its residents also have the third-longest life expectancy in the nation, living an average of 78.6 years. You can credit the fresh air and open spaces for all that longevity, but its Utahs high-quality, low-cost health care that gives nature a helping hand. With major players in the region such as St. Marks Hospital and University of Utah Health Care (consistently ranked among US News & World Report s Best Hospitals), residents of the Beehive State also enjoy the lowest per-capita costs for health care in the nation. Its a surprising savings that allows more than 84 percent of Utahs population to have health insurance coverage. But that peace of mind never comes at the expense of access to quality. One such standout is Intermountain Healthcare, the states largest medical provider (and one of Utahs largest employers). Recognized as one of the top- ve health systems in the
United States for 11 consecutive years, Intermountain is also nationally respected for its cost-competitive, high levels of care. We dont think high health care value is a partisan issue. Its just doing it the right waya way that leads to both higher quality health care and lower costs, says Greg Poulsen, senior vice president at Intermountain. That stance may explain why both President Obama and Newt Gingrich have cited Intermountain as an example of health care done right.
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a $200 million commitment to build a leadingedge research and commercialization center World-famous molecular biologist at each university. Each center is designed to and geneticist; Nobel laureate (2007); provide researchers with everything they need distinguished professor of human to advance innovation and encourage collaboragenetics and biology at the University of tion, says McAleer Utah School of Medicine; investigator with the In just a few years time, USTAR has recruited Howard Hughes Medical Institute nearly three dozen top-caliber researchers with a track record in commercialization or entrepreWhats your favorite place in Utah? neurship from the likes of Harvard, MIT, UCLA CAPECCHI: Where I live. Im based way up in the Wasatch Mountains 1 and other major institutions. In addition, it reand its just very peaceful and magnicent there. ceived more than $44 million in new out-of-state research funding. Whats something about Utah that needs to be known? For every dollar the state has invested, were CAPECCHI: Often, students go to a particular school because of its seeing a ratio of two dollars backand that ratio name, so they can sometimes be the last to hear about whats happening at that institution. But theres a lot of talent based here and that is rising, says McAleer. message is nally starting to get through. But to really see proof of USTARs eect, all one needs to do is look at the technologies pourWhat makes Utah unique? ing from its partners. U of U researchers are CAPECCHI: In terms of academics, we try to bring already hard at work on tomorrows technolopeople here that like to work together and do it in a gies, including polymers that can nd and attack synergistic manner, as opposed to simply being an island unto themselves. cancer cells on a nano levelthats as small as 1/10,000th the thickness of a human hair. What is Utahs innovative future? USTAR has been tremendous at not only CAPECCHI: Very bright. Our resources may be accelerating the research thats going on here, terric, but at the end of the day, its still always people 1 but capturing and creating businesses out of that that make the biggest difference. Here, we encourage research, which has been an out-of-the-ballpark people to be creative, cooperative, to enjoy what theyre doing and to always give it their all. M. M. homerun for us and the state, says University of Utah president Michael K. Young. USU researchers are equally busy. In 2010 alone, the university has had 92 disclosures, 16 Science Technology and Research Initiative. The patents issues and ve spin-out companies, says state-funded investment started in 2006 as a way Robert T. Behunin, USUs vice president for comto leverage Utahs two research universitiesthe mercialization and regional development. University of Utah and Utah State Universityin a Developments to watch for from USU include way that could coordinate their mutual strengths, buildings that are able to learn a persons living advance their ideas, then commercialize those habits, then adjust the lighting, air-condiinnovations into companies that will tioning and other indoor systems to stay and grow in the state. optimize energy. In order to do that, one of our You need to have an empowering BRAGGING RIGHTS: Former graduates missions is to recruit world-class culture that allows faculty members to of Utah universities researchers to the region, says USTAR be both scholars and entrepreneurs were behind some of executive director Ted McAleer. But and thats what we have here, says the most inuential when youre recruiting star faculty, McAleer, adding that the initiative breakthroughs of the they ask two questions: Who am I also extends to the states nonresearch 20th century, including the rst electronic going to work with and where am I regional higher ed institutions, such hearing aid, the rst going to work? as Utah Valley University, Weber State electronic television set Fortunately, both universities alUniversity, Dixie State College of Utah and the rst articial ready have some of the greatest minds and Salt Lake Community College. arm. in the eld with whom to collaborate. Its that type of unmatched collaboTo date, the U of U has identied more ration thats helping us move the life disease-related genes than any other university sciences and other elds forward, says McAleer. in the world, while USU researchers were the More people are coming from other parts of the TED MCALEER, EXECUTIVE rst to clone a member of the equine family and country because they realize they have an opDIRECTOR, UTAH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH also have been behind the preclinical developportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies, INITIATIVE ment of several pioneering FDA-approved drugs, make an equally important impact on the world including Tamiu for combating H1N1. and enjoy an unmatched quality of life at the Finding the right work facilities however, took same timeall in a place called Utah.
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One of our missions is to recruit world-class researchers to the region.
PROFILE:
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he Beehive State may have earned its insectinspired nickname from its industrious backbone, but it earned its wings by being one of the top states in the nation in aerospace. Home to Hill Air Force Base (one of the largest military bases in the country and second largest employer in the state), Utah has a 70-plus-year history in aviation and aerospace development and manufacturing. With seven colleges and universities oering specialized programs and the Utah Test & Training Range (the biggest overland test range in the Department of Defense) in its backyard, that ight-friendly atmosphere has enticed many defense, aviation and aerospace contractors to Northern Utah. Just a handful of big-time players that soar in
the state include Northrop-Grumman, The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin, ATK Aerospace Systems (the worlds largest supplier of solid propellant rocket motors and a leading supplier of military and commercial aircraft structures) and Hexcel, one of the largest U.S. manufacturers of high-performance carbon ber (the company supplies much of the ber used in aircraft fuselages, wings and control surfaces across the globe). Helping to push the states future in ight to new altitudes is the Utah Center for Aeronautical Innovation and Design, a professional-level engineering research and development laboratory wholly owned by Weber State University in Ogden. What UCAID does on behalf of the state is
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work with Americas aviation and aerospace community to assist them to be economically viable and competitively strong and to keep jobs not only in Utah, but by extension, the nation, says its executive director, Bradley J. Stringer. Its a business blueprint thats actually keeping you safer as you read thisespecially if youre already o the tarmac. One of UCAIDs roles is the sustainment of aging aircraft, which includes the nations commercial and military eet, says Stringer. It does this by guring out ways to phase out traditional materials used in aircraft (such as aluminum and titanium) and replace them with lighter, stronger, corrosion-immune carbon-ber composites to prevent corrosion and fatigue. For example, UCAID designed a carbon ber spring to replace titanium springs used in the doors of all Boeing 767schanging out just eight springs per plane made each aircraft nearly 1,000 pounds lighter. Utah has one of the highest concentrations of advanced composites companies in the nation. In addition to making more fuel-efficient and maintenance-free aircraft, the industry is designing unmanned vehicle systems, thanks in part to a mandate by the Department of Defense to
have one-third of its vehicle eet be unmanned by 2015. This may have been a challenge to most states, but Utah has been ready to tackle it for a long time. UCAID is already busy designing expendable, inexpensive hovercrafts for the U.S. Air Force to use for battle training. (Before that, pilots practiced strang targets by chasing an old discarded personnel carrier dragged by a slower, less-maneuverable tank.) But the laboratory is far from alone, with other companiessuch as Flying Sensors Productions, LLC, and Kairos Autonomialso at the forefront of ground robotics systems and unmanned aircraft. Our legislative leaders, along with the presidents of our universities, are taking a very proactive approach to make Northern Utah a world-class center for aviation and aerospace, says Stringer. In many respects, Utah is already there, but were building upon what we already have here to make sure we stay there.
PHOTOS: (PREVIOUS PAGE) D. SHAWN DAVIE; (THIS PAGE) THE BOEING COMPANY.
UCAID designed a carbon ber spring to replace titanium springs used in the doors of all Boeing 767schanging out just eight springs per plane made each aircraft nearly 1,000 pounds lighter.
PROFILE:
UTAH
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By Myatt Murphy
From top: Little Miss Sunshine ; An Inconvenient Truth .
or 10 days every January, more than 40,000 lm industry professionals and lm enthusiasts descend on Park City to attend the Sundance Film Festival, one of the worlds most prestigious independent lm events. Its where the rest of us hear the rst rumblings about the lms well soon fall in love withand the next generation of independent names behind all that cinematic genius. The festival was born out of the desire to share some of the new, independent work with audiences in Park City, says Keri Putnam, executive director of the Sundance Institute. Since the festival began in 1978 (it was formally known as the U.S. Film Festival until 1985), the event has introduced audiences to many of todays standout directors, including Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh and Kevin Smith. Its also where movies such as Little Miss Sunshine, American Splendor, An Inconvenient Truth and The Coveand most recently, the critically lauded Winters Bonerst got their shot. But when the media excitement ebbs and the
festival comes to a close, you can be certain that Utah is grateful for what all those visitors have left behind. According to the Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the University of Utah, attendees spent a total of $49.7 million during the 2010 festival ($43.6 million of which came from out-of-state residents). As tremendous as that economic impact may be, the investment is overshadowed by the global attention the festival brings to the state. As one of the most signicant cultural events in the world, we draw a global audience that also gets to see and experience the state of Utah and how wonderful it is in all of its aspectsnot just its nature, but the culture here as well, says Putnam. Its a spotlight that the Utah Film Commission appreciates. When you get 10,000 lmmakers in your state that you didnt have there the day before, you have the opportunity to present Utah as a destination for their next project, says Marshall Moore, Utah Film Commission director. The fes-
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PHOTOS: (TOP) FRED HAYES; (SUNSHINE) TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX; (TRUTH) PARAMOUNT CLASSICS, A DIVISION OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES.
Q+A: RD O F D E R T R E B O R
Founder and president of the nonprofit Sundance Institute; Academy Awardwinning actor, director and producer; arts advocate and environmentalist
lead the way.
What made you come to Utah?

REDFORD: Ironically, my love affair with Utah came long before Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I used to ride my motorcycle through here, and the beauty of Timp [Mount Timpanogos] 2 reminded me of Europe. I returned, bought some land, built a house and raised my kids here.
Canyonlands, the Grand Staircase, Escalante and 1 Robbers Roost. The scenery is breathtaking, inspiring and humbling. Its the beauty of Utahs wild lands, and its fragility, that made me an environmentalist.
What do you enjoy most about Utah?

REDFORD: I am happiest in the Wasatch Mountains, since for 40-plus years, its where Ive lived most of the time. In Utah, we have world-class access to music, theater, lm and professional sports and its easy to get in to and out of the airport. That said, it certainly is a state of paradoxes. The state bird is a seagull and yet were landlocked that says it all somehow. M. M.
How important is Sundance to the film industry?

REDFORD: As long as there is a Sundance
Institute 1 and we remain true to our mission, we will see original storytelling and diverse voices represented in lm and theater. Its an unbelievably exciting time, and Sundance Institute has the responsibility and the opportunity to
Whats your favorite place to visit?

REDFORD:
Sundance Resort, of courseits my home. I love the pristine land around Arches,
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PHOTOS: (COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM TOP, RIGHT) FRED HAYES; (MIRA NAIR) SANDRIA MILLER; (TIMPANOGAS) UTAH OFFICE OF TOURISM; (REDFORD) MICHAEL LOCCISANO/FILMMAGIC; (BUTCH CASSIDY) 20TH CENTURY FOX; (BLOOD) BY PARAMOUNT VANTAGE, A DIVISION OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES, AND MIRAMAX FILM CORP.; (BONE) SEBASTIAN MLYNARSKI.
From top: Winters Bone ; There Will Be Blood ; Robert Redford and Paul Newman in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid .
tival truly isand always has beenthe perfect stage for showcasing Utah to the industrys elite. Even though the Sundance Film Festival helps bring capital and commitments to Utah, what sometimes gets ignored by the masses is the culture that the organization behind the eventthe Sundance Institutehelps develop and deliver on a global scale. Were an organization that is very much in the public eye for 10 days in January with our lm festival, says Putnam, and when people look at all of the excitement and energy around itwhich is wonderfulthey sometimes tend to forget that were a not-for-prot organization that operates all year long. Founded in 1981 by director and actor Robert Redford, the Sundance Institute was started as a means to oer professional resources to lmmakers, writers and actors to work on their independent lm projects and help them exhibit their work. In three decades, the institute has grown beyond its initial vision by becoming an internationally recognized resource not only for independent lmmakers, but for theater artists and lm composers as well. Through a series of grants, fellowships and working labs that bring new artists together with experienced mentors in the eld to advance their projects, the Sundance Institute and its year-round programs have contributed to the development of more than 300 feature lms, 500 documentary lms and 200 plays. Just a few success stories sprung from Sundances labs have been the rst works of now-renowned lmmak-
Left: Sydney Freeland (Drunktowns Finest). Below : Mira Nair with Robert Redford at an earlier Sundance Film Festival.
ers Kimberly Peirce (Boys Dont Cry) and Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood).
Over the history of the institute, Sundance has supported more than 5,000 artists in 174 countries, says Putnam. Our mission and purposeto discover and develop independent artists, then connect their work with audiencesis something we do 365 days of the year around the world, but all that hard work is based right here in Utah. Sundances collaborative spirit may seem like just another instance of how Utahns understand the importance of working together to move an industry forward. But in many ways, it may be the states most recognized example of the power of partnership. There really is a sense that Sundance is not just a global ambassador for the arts, creativity and all that we stand for, but an ambassador for the state as well, says Putnam. Its a leading role of responsibility thats not lost on SundanceUtahs most valuable artistic asset.
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PHOTOS: (LEFT) ROBERT RIBERIA/ UTAH OFFICE OF TOURISM; (SALT FLATS) STEVE GREENWOOD, SALT LAKE CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU; (WILLIAMS) BOB CHARLOTTE / PR PHOTOS; (MOAB) UTAH OFFICE OF TOURISM.
S P O R P
By Myatt Murphy
hen youre blessed with some of the most iconic locations in Americafrom the seemingly alien Bonneville Salt Flats and towering buttes of Monument Valley to the sand-covered Moab Desert and snow-covered peaks of the Wasatch Mountainsits all too easy to leap back in time, step forward into the future or feel as if youve left the planet Earth altogether. Utahs rare mix of dierent locales has enabled the state to be the backdrop for some of Hollywoods biggest blockbusters. 2001: A Space Odyssey, Easy Rider, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and Thelma & Louise are just a sprinkling of the movie magic thats rained down on Utah over the decades. Soon, it will add the biggest-budget lm shot in the United States in 2010the upcoming Walt Disney sci- thriller John Carter of Marsto its list. But its not just limitless vistas that make cameras roll here. Currently, we oer a 20 percent cash rebate program, based on a $1 million minimum direct spend in the state, says Marshall Moore, director
of the Utah Film Commission. Its an incentive Utah hopes to extend for at least ve more years and possibly increase to as high as 30 percent. Even though our percentage may not match up to some states, were told by producers who come and work here that when you do the math, Utah makes perfect sense, says Moore. He attributes the total savings to a variety of perks, including lower statewide expenditures, abundant postproduction facilities and the ease of accessibility from Los Angeles. When you add the incentive program to Utahs built-in benets, it can make a big-budget production more manageable cost-wise, says Moore. Its a dierence that lets movie and TV studios focus more on getting the perfect shotand less on the price tag.
Screen Actors Guild awardnominated actor who has appeared in 75-plus movies five filmed in Utah, including the critically acclaimed Moab-based 127 Hours; former star of the TV series Everwood also filmed in Utah
Q+A: S TREAT WILLIAM
Whats it like shooting projects here?

WILLIAMS: I think Utah is lled with good, honest, hard-working people, and I found that to be the case with the crew of Everwood.
You went from working in Utah to living herewhy?

WILLIAMS: It has some of the most beautiful countryside and best skiing in the world, so I was easily swayed to leave my New York actor life after 33 years to live here.
Whats one of your favorite secret spots?

WILLIAMS: Bear Lake is an undiscovered, wonderful place to gothe real old-school Americana found there reminds me of being in Cape Cod in the 1950s. And after shooting 127 Hours, Im infatuated with Moab 1.
What makes Utah special?

WILLIAMS: From the outdoor activities to the beautiful mountain vistas, everything that I love is here. Every day, my family and I say what a great and beautiful place we live in. I just dont know where else you could go and be this happy. M. M.
PROFILE:
UTAH
T N E M T S E V N I
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If you put your nger down in the center of the Western United States, it would land right on SLC.
RALPH BECKER, MAYOR, SALT LAKE CITY
L A T I P A C A
he vibrant metropolis of Salt Lake City serves as Utahs capital and headquarters for the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Its also the regions heart when it comes to state and local government, culture, tourism and nance. If you put your nger down in the center of the Western United States, it would land right on SLC, says Mayor Ralph Becker. We are a transportation crossroads because of our location, but thanks to many other factors in play here, we have become a unique core thats vital to a very large region. An unequalled economic package continues to cause leading rms to relocate here, including EA Sports, the Royal Bank of Scotland, Goldman Sachs and Questar Corporation. The inux of new companies looking to move to Salt Lake City has inspired a mix of progressive projects designed to guarantee that SLC always has what big businessand its many employeesneed to work, live and play. Were in a transformative time right now in Salt Lake City, says Becker, who realizes that the key to moving SLC in the right direction is
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building a 24-7 residential population in downtown Salt Lake City. Part of that metamorphosis will take advantage of our exceptionally strong tradition in the performing and visual arts to establish a cultural scene that will be superb for a city of our size. Among the many plans under way to create an arts and culture district to please the locals yet lure the touristsare a year-round public market, a Broadway-style performing arts center and the Leonardo, a science, technology and art museum set to open in spring 2011. Other changes helping to repaint the face of SLC include some policy changesincluding lessrestrictive zoning ordinances, along with a retooling of the once-conservative liquor laws. For a long time, we used to make people jump through a hoop when they wanted to go into a bar, but thats all changed now, says Jason Mathis, executive director of the Downtown Alli-
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ance and executive vice president of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. All of these recent changes are adding up and making it easier for bigger, more inuential projects to nally take shape in the city. Theres an attitude of enthusiasm and excitement here thats in stark contrast to many other communities, says Mathis. While other regions have slowed down in construction and projects have ground to a halt, things have moved forward aggressively and rapidly in SLC. The venture most talked about right now is City Creek, a redevelopment project by the LDS church that will soon bring a new urban, worldclass style of living to Salt Lake Citys downtown. The billion-dollar projectwhich involves reshaping nearly 23 acres of downtown SLCwill add 800 residential units, more than 2 million square feet of office space, 5,000 underground parking spots and close to 1 million square feet of retail stores and restaurants. The end result: a walkable, self-sustainable community that (when completed in March 2012) will make SLC one of only a handful of cities in America with its own vibrant, mixed-use development right at its center. Its an engineering marvel thats taken more than 7 million hours of manpower so far to set in motion, but City Creek is something the LDS church insists has been a long time comingboth for residents and visitors alike. Being the birth parents of this community has given us a special interest over the years, says Bishop H. David Burton. We hope that [City Creek] will be an economic incentive and a spark plug for additional developmenteconomically, culturally and community-wise, all of the things that great cities need to have in order to provide everything for their citizens. With all of the pieces nearly in place, the only thing missing in Salt Lake City is a faster, more eective way to get there and enjoy thembut thats where the city has already thought of everything. Were already ahead of the curve with most cities in having a strong transit system to complement our highway system, says Becker. The mayor is most proud of the FrontLines 2015 Program, a project that will add 70 miles of new rail lines by 2015. Right now, downtown SLC has two light rail lines that connect the city directly to the University of Utah and the southern part of the valley, says Becker. The four new light rail lines under construction will soon link the region to West Valley City (one of the largest cities in the state), West
and South Jordan, Draper and Salt Lake City International Airport with an additional commuter rail that will connect it to Provo. Once we complete everything thats under way here, we will have a dynamic, business-driven and culturally rich downtown that you can reach via commuter rail, light rail, car and planea place where you wont need a vehicle to get around once you get here, says Becker. All of these investments wont just make us that much more attractive for residents, businesses and visitors alike, but it will give us a downtown that will easily become a model for other cities in the 21st century.
The Utah Transit Authoritys Trax light-rail system.
P Q+A: BISHO N H. DAVID BURTO

Thirteenth presiding bishop of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; former first counselor in the Presiding Bishopric; lifelong resident born in Salt Lake City

BURTON: The marvelous people who live and reside in the community. I
PHOTOS: (CITY CREEK) COURTESY CCRI; (FRONTLINEES 2015 PROJECT) COURTESY OF UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY.
think that Utah has become a very cosmopolitan area where we respect one another for our diversity and we appreciate one another for the things we can come together and accomplish.
What is Utahs future?

BURTON: From an economic perspective, the future is one of contin-
ued growth and a haven for research and development 1. It will certainly be a high-tech environmentthat sector of the economy is growing faster than it is in virtually any other place in the countryand those kinds of trends will continue.
What do you enjoy most about Utah?

BURTON: Utah is a land of many, many different colors, shapes, forms
and climates. Were always interested in spending a few days in the Uinta Mountains. We also look forward to the occasional trip to the Red Rock Country in southern Utah, particularly in the colder times of the year.
Whats a misconception about the state?

BURTON: I think theres a perspective on
the part of some that this is a one-voice community, but I would hope that people would realize that SLC [and the state of Utah] has become a place where we feel our strength comes from our diverse backgrounds. M. M.
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n 2010, volunteer-oriented LDS church memstates. What most people may not realize is that bers assembled and distributed more than each store also functions as a nondenominational half a million critically needed hygiene kits vocational rehabilitation facility for people who to people suering, following natural disasters in need to learn the ins and outs of holding a job, locations from Indonesia to Haiti. says Mary Anne Montalbo, manager at Salt Lake Thanks in part to tithing and other voluntary Citys Welfare Square location. In fact, we place donations from millions of individuals, we have about 2,000 of our trainees [who are paid while been able to be involved in giving on a they learn skills at Deseret Industries] scale that would surprise most people, in jobs each year. Goods arriving at says Bishop H. David Burton. One the stores are sorted, priced, sized and BRAGGING RIGHTS: hundred percent of what is contribmerchandised by trainees. Clothing Utah ranks rst in the uted nds its way to people aected deemed not salable in the stores is nation for its rate of by natural disasters in one way or ansqueezed into thousand-pound bales, volunteerism (44.2 other. In fact, the church has become bound and moved to the churchs Hupercent) with 856,000 a major rst-responder, working with manitarian Center several blocks away. volunteers serving 168.4 million hours nongovernmental organizations the per year, according HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS FOR ALL world over, providing more than to Volunteering in At the Humanitarian Center, clothing 1 million pounds of food to Haiti alone America. is bundled for easy delivery around the in 2010. world. Last year the center sent out 9 DESERET INDUSTRIES & WELFARE SQUARE million pounds of clothing, says Humanitarian West of downtown Salt Lake City, two towering Center manager Bill Reynolds. white grain silos mark Welfare Square, a 13-acre The center is also the headquarters for the compound dedicated to serving the churchs churchs response to natural disasters, supplying neediest members, but it is open to anyone. thousands of wheelchairs, vision care, immunizaMembers and others with vouchers are able to tion, clean water, neonatal resuscitation and myrishop at the Bishops Storehouse, supplied by an ad other life-saving activities around the globe. on-site bakery, milk-processing plant and canYou know, people look at us as proselytizers, nery. Its also the location of the agship Deseret says Reynolds. And, yes, that is part of what we Industries store. do. Its a tenet of our faith. But we make a delibFor most Utahns, Deseret Industries stores erate eort to separate our missionary eorts are familiar places for second-hand shopping from our work in humanitarian relief. Those and for dropping o donations, from clothing to relief eorts are absolutely nondenominational, furniture. Established in 1938 as a single thrift with no strings attached. Caring for the poor and store, today there are 46 stores in seven Western needy stands on its own.
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FESTIVALS, FUN & FUNDRAISERS

JANUARY
Annual Bluff International Balloon Festival: Hot air balloons oat gently over the red rock landscape around a small southeastern Utah town during three days of festivities. Bluff.org Sundance Film Festival: 10 days of international lm competitions, parties, music, and people-watching. Venues in Ogden, Salt Lake, Park City, and Sundance Resort. sundance.org Peach Days: Brigham City celebrates the abundance of juicy Utah peaches during four days of peach pies, jams and more; pageants, and parades. bcareachamber.com
NOVEMBER
Moab Folk Festival: Join the gathering of accomplished artists from the national, regional and local contemporary folk music community. moabfolkfestival. com
OCTOBER
New Harmony Apple Festival: Everything youd expect in a small town apple fest, from bakes sales to local crafts. newharmonyre.com
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MARCH
Skinny Tire Festival: Its a chance for riders to raise money for cancer survivorship programs while road-biking along the Colorado River and into Red Rock Country in Moab. skinnytireevents.com
JUNE
Utah Pride Festival: The states second largest parade in downtown Salt Lake and a big party on the lawn of the City & County Building. utahpridefestival.org
JULY
Days of 47: Utahs grandest parade, rodeo and lots of related events celebrate the states pioneer heritage on and around the 24th of July. daysof47.com
AUGUST
Taste of the Nation Utah: Utahs best restaurants team up with the Bakers Dozen pastry chefs for the states annual Share Our Strength fundraiser with wine tastings, silent auction and live music, held outdoors at Solitude Mountain Resort. strength.org/Utah
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SEPTEMBER
Timpanogos Storytelling Festival: The biggest storytelling festival in the west takes place in the shadow of towering Mt. Timpanogos in Orem. Two days of workshops and performances. timpfest.org
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The Marmalade District slopes down the hillside just west of the State Capitol. With streets named for the fruit trees that used to thrive thereApricot, Almond, Quinceits a great place for strolling amid a jumble of historic homes on some of Salt Lake Citys oldest streets. A few of the neighborhoods houses rst belonged to Mormon handcart pioneers; others are said to be old polygamist homes, with multiple entrances or adjoining passages. An 1890 LDS Ward House (chapel) with a bit of Byzantineinspired architecture is now home to The Salt Lake Acting Company. Many of the homes have historic markers on them, but the best way to learn about the districts architecture and anecdotes is to schedule a walking tour with the Utah Heritage Foundation.
Two refreshing stops on opposite sides of the neighborhood are Jam, a friendly gay bar known for its Sunday barbecues, and Ems, an artsy little restaurant with the perfect patio for watching the sunset with dinner on a balmy night. Just west of the capitol, the 1854 Beehive House
International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Pioneer Memorial Museum is known to
The largest higher education institution with the 1 most diverse student body in Utah is Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) 1 . Serving more than 60,000 students from 12 locations and online, SLCC ranked third in the nation in associate degrees awarded at two-year schools and offers more than 200 elds of study ranging from aviation technology and biomanufacturing to stagehand apprenticeship and visual art and design. That diversity makes it Utahs go-to school for lling positions in every job sector.
Named for the intersection of 900 South and 900 East, Salt Lake Citys Ninth and Ninth neighborhood is a compact residential, shopping and dining destination that also includes the citys original independent theater and a high-end bike shop. For local shopping, y-shers can do no better than a stop at Western River Fly Fishers, where its not unusual to see customers trying out the latest reels on the front lawn. Charlottes, Hip & Humble, Koo De Ker and Chameleon Artwear are all stocked with everything from stylish gifts
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some as Utahs attic. Admission is free, and its denitely worth a look. Continuing south from the museum toward downtown, you can walk past the tree-covered LDS Conference Center, right into Temple Square, where plenty of tour guides are on hand to show you around. Dont miss the Tabernacle and a chance to hear a pin drop in the acoustically perfect structure. Just up the street, the 1854 Beehive House was Brigham Youngs official residence. Its also open for tours.
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and housewares to clothing and accessories. The Childrens Hour is jam-packed with clothing for all ages and a great selection of childrens books and toys. Contender Bicycles sleek inventory of twowheel racers really gets bikers hearts beating. Pago is dedicated to fresh, local, sustainable food. Owner Scott Evans takes wine seriously, and though his selection is small, its carefully curated. The tiny restaurant is located in a 1910 building with original exposed brick walls, reclaimed wood and metal and a tiny open kitchen with a few counter seats. Its a local favorite for handcrafted cocktails, interesting wines and seasonal dishes such as cinnamon beets with Greek yogurt and truffle honey or buffalo short ribs. Chef/owner Ali Sabbahs Mazza is a colorful, inviting Middle Eastern restaurant with an extensive menu of house-made delights from simple to complex, all even more delectable with a selection of Lebanese wines. Catch a movie at the old but well-loved Tower Theater if youre into independent, cult lms, and consider topping the evening off at Dolcetti Gelato, where the local owners make the real thing and offer dozens of fresh avors. Finally, you can walk it all off at Liberty Park, a
Salt Lake City mayor since 2008; former planning coordinator for Utah and long-standing member of the Utah House of Representatives
BECKER: Some people think success only
SLC always ranks as one of the fittest cities. Why?

BECKER: When you see the spectacular scenery we have here, then
realize its possible to enjoy all that scenery in a very active way, it makes taking advantage of it all impossible to resist. It really is what attractsand keepsso many people here. So what do you do with what little downtime you have?
BECKER: Im an avid cross-country skier [in the winter], plus I like to
happens by putting in 16- to 18-hour days, but successful businesses are achieved when people are happy about where they live and what they do. Time and again, when I talk to people about what brought them to SLC, sometimes its family and other times its a job, but almost invariably, they settle [and succeed] here because of the quality of life.
Are you nervous that more economic growth will change that?
BECKER: So many people tell me not to talk
backpack, hike and run rivers 1 for the rest of the year. I also like to just walktheres something about it for me that helps stimulate my mind so I can think things through more clearly.
SLC is laid-back, yet extremely productive. How is that possible?
about how great SLC is, because then everyone will know about us, and theres some truth to that. But I think we can grow and be successful at preserving what we have here, so long as were smart about how we grow, which I think were working very hard to do. M. M.
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UTAHS E TIMELIN
1847
Brigham Young, then-leader of the Mormon Church, and a party of pioneers, mules, oxen and cows arrive in the Salt Lake Valley.
1914 1868
Prospectors discover silver ore on what is now known as Flagstaff Mountain, a ski run at Deer Valley Resort in Park City. Auto racing begins on the Bonneville Salt Flats, west of Salt Lake City.
1928
Congress declares Utahs Bear River Delta a National Wildlife Refuge, known today as the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge. It covers 74,000 acres of marsh, open water, uplands and alkali mud ats.
1869
Union Pacic and Central Pacic railoads meet at Promontory, 32 miles northwest of Brigham City. Now known as the Golden Spike National Historic Site.
1986
Greg Schirf opens Utahs rst brewery, at the top of Main Street in Park City. Wasatch Brewpub (left), also a rst, followed in 1989.
1969 1985
Utahs Jake Garn is the rst U.S. senator to y in space, aboard the space shuttle Discovery. Robert Redford buys 6,000 acres in Utahs Provo Canyon with the idea of establishing a community devoted to art and nature.
1979
New Orleans Jazz move to Utah to become the NBAs Utah Jazz.
2002
Utah hosts the 19th Winter Olympic Games.
2009
Utah jettisons a 40-year-old requirement for bar customers to ll out applications and pay a fee to become a member of a private club before entering a bar.
huge city park two blocks to the west. Tracy Aviary sits in the middle of the park and is a peaceful place to wander through bird land in the midst of the city.
HISTORIC MAIN STREET, PARK CITY

Park Citys beginnings as a silver-mining boomtown still color the personality of its three-quarter-mile-long Main Street. Former
Park City (below) and artwork from the Kimball Art Center by Emily King (inset).
butcher shops, bars and claim offices dating back to the late 1800s still retain their faades, and sometimes their interiors, but the old town residents could never have imagined the variety and level of dining that energize the street today. With 200 businesses, including 50 restaurants (not a chain among them), its still the heart of a much-expanded Park City. Its also the trailhead, with a Town Lift to Park City Mountain Resort, and is one of the areas most desirable residential neighborhoods, now occupied by 1,373 residents. You can explore the narrow streets of old and new homes and condos on either side of Main by way of a series of long, steep staircases that date back to mining days, but have been revamped with metal snow- and skiboot-friendly stairs. With all those restaurants to choose from, you wont go hungry or thirsty, but you may drain your wallet at local boutiques. The street also boasts the Park City Museum, Kimball Art Center and two terric independent bookstores. For a romantic dinner, try Wahso, a Shanghaistyle Asian fusion restaurant, and for a lovely lunch, Caf Terigo. Finally, dont miss Mountain Body Spa for a locally crafted selection of lotions and potions and a hand or foot massage.
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tah Symphony conductor Thierry Fischer lowers his baton and Shostakovichs 10th Symphony captivates the audience in Salt Lake Citys Abravanel Hall. A few blocks away at Bambara Restaurant in the Hotel Monaco, chef Nathan Powers local Rocky Mountain elk, with cabernet onions and Maytag blue is selling out fast. South of Salt Lake City near Provo, a dozen cross-country skiers glide through the torchlit Nordic Center under a full moon at Robert Redfords Sundance Resort. And down in the Grand Staircase-Escalante wilderness, a bunch of campers minds are being blown by the sheer enormity and wonder of those 1.9 million acres of American public lands. Just another Saturday night in Utah, one of the most intriguing states in the Western United States.
NORTHERN UTAH: POPULATION HUB
1 Since a new airport opened in January 2011 just ve miles outside of St. George, access from Salt Lake City is easier than ever with Utahs rst intrastate jet service via SkyWest. Mild in the winter, sizzling hot in the summer months, this Southern Utah town is known as much for its scenic access to Zion National Park as for its lush golf courses set amid red rocks and black lava. The Red Mountain Spa & Resort 1 and The Painted Pony restaurant are two of the areas most popular attractions. To experience the artsy side of St. George, head to Kayenta, seven miles northwest.
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This region encompasses Salt Lake City, Davis County and Ogden and Cache Valley to the north, Park City and Heber slightly to the east and Provo to the south. Salt Lake City, the state capital, boasts The University of Utah, Temple Square and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, a soon-to-be-completed downtown City Creek Center and everything you would expect in an inviting urban environment. Yes, its also headquarters for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but every religion and practice, from Buddhist to Greek Orthodox, has a place in the community. State-run wine stores and independent coffeehouses thrive. Award-winning craft breweries are as much a point of pride as the NBA Utah Jazz, and Gay Pride, complete with a grand parade, is alive and well. Wilderness and beauty, in the form of seven canyons, sit just minutes from all the cosmopolitan pursuits. Buffalo still roam on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. Then theres the easy access from the airport or downtown Salt Lake City to seven of the areas legendary ski resorts. To the north, Ogden has become a favored location for outdoor equipment manufacturers, such as Amer Sports, the largest manufacturer of sporting equipment in the world. Ogdens Historic 25th Street was once the hub of a railroad center teeming with speakeasies and juke joints. Today its a hip dining and shopping district just minutes from Snowbasin and Powder Mountain resorts. FrontRunner Train service between Salt Lake City and Ogden is a newish boon to commuters and visitors. Beyond the 10 crazy days of Januarys Sundance Film Festival, Park City is best known for its ski resorts and Olympic Park statusand its yearly hosting of the FIS Freestyle World Championships. But its also home to a population of more than 8,000 residents and remains a year-round destination for mountain biking, outdoor concerts, luxury hotels and spas and 137 restaurants. South of Salt Lake City in Provo, Brigham Young
licking rapids and is a major rafting destination. In Goblin Valley, between Green River and Hanksville, its a kick to hike among the ghostly hoodoos, tall, thin spires of rock created by centuries of erosion.
SOUTHERN UTAH: LEGENDARY LANDSCAPES

Southern Utah is home to red rock canyons sculpted with dramatic ourishes, including Bryce, Zion, Capitol Reef, Arches and Canyonlands. Each national park is truly spectacular in its own wayas is the Colorado Plateau. Between the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and the Great University draws an international student body, while the Basin, this swath of deep canyons and high plateaus is Sundance Resort draws an international clientele for characterized by layers of at-lying sedimenskiing, hiking, festivals, romantic lodging and tary rocks that have been uplifted thousands dining. of feet above sea level in a series of high plateaus. And on the border between Utah BRAGGING RIGHTS: and Arizona, Lake Powell winds through Glen In the last two years CENTRAL UTAH: SMALL TOWNS Canyon. Anchored by the city of St. George on alone, the states the southwest side and the Moab Desert on & HOODOOS versatile landscape the southeast, Southern Utah resonates with Dotted with small towns such as Nephi, has doubled (for Ephraim and Manti, all named for Mormon educational and feature the history of the ancient Anasazi and Fremont peoples as well as Pueblo, Ute, Southern scripture, Central Utah is where many of the lms) for the moon, Paiute, Navajo, Hopi and Goshute tribes, many states early pioneers settled. Today, a drive Mars, Venus, Saturn, of whom still live here. along Heritage Highway 89 is one of the Uranusand even the Today, Southern Utah is also known for best ways to experience the still-small-town ctional planet Vulcan its spas, including the spa at the Amangiri charm, complete with a stop for pie at Moms for the latest Star Trek Resort, a beyond-posh place that actually Caf in Salina. movie. incorporates Navajo tradition in its design and The Redmond Salt Mine just north of the some spa treatments. The Best Friends Anitown of Salina is nearly 100 years oldthe mal Sanctuary in Kanab is the countrys largest homeless result of an ancient seabed, it annually produces 300,000 animal sanctuary, and Cedar Citys Utah Shakespeare tons of some of the worlds best-tasting natural salt. Due Festival is a Tony Award-winning annual event. east, the Green River churns with both gentle and rolArches National Park
Utahs 84,904 square miles embrace ve national parks, seven national monuments, two national recreation areas, six national forests, more than 40 state parks and 14 ski and summer resorts.
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or decades, Utahs feathery powder snow Airport in the morning and being on the slopes and short lift lines were before noon was far more manageamong the skiing worlds bestable than driving from San Frankept secrets. Connoisseurs, includcisco to Tahoe and back. BRAGGING RIGHTS: ing the late William F. Buckley, Tourism boosters caught on fast, Westminster College, in SLC, prided themselves on knowing all promotional eorts took o and offers one of the worlds most unique semester-away programs skiing has turned out to be one of about the purity and silence of Alta, called Winter at Westminster. a friendly but challenging no-frills the states most valued and valuable Students earn 12 to 16 resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon transferable credits while skiing/ assets. No one knows that better about 30 to 45 minutes from Salt than Nathan Raerty, president snow-boarding 70-plus days Lake City. All over the state, generaand CEO of Ski Utah, the promoat seven world-class resorts all within 30 minutes of campus. tions of skiers preferred to keep the tional arm of The Greatest Snow on goods to themselves. But of course, Earth. When Utah nally hosted that was not to be. Bay Area families began disthe 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the impact covering that ying into Salt Lake International was immediate and long-lasting, says Raerty.
We were known in the U.S., but not really internationally before then. But once there were billions of eyes on us, 24 hours a day on the biggest network, it was sort of like a 17-day infomercial for winter sports and Utah. The snow was perfect, the games went o without a hitch and it put us eye level on the shelf, so to speak, with the Aspens and Vails of the world. For the most part, as resorts have added acres of terrain, more and faster lifts and amenities galore, Utah lift lines are still manageable, if not downright fast, and the experience remains one of the most accessible in the country.
Seven-year member of the U.S. Alpine Ski Team; Olympic gold medalist; World Championship bronze medalist; two-time Audi FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom title winner; CEO of Shred Optics
Q+A: TED LIGETY
What makes Utah so special?

LIGETY: I think having the outdoors right there at your doorstep is something thats really cool. Plus, its superdiverseyou have the mountains to the north and south, the deserts like Moab and Arches and all of the national parks.
Did Utah help transform you into the athlete you are today?
LIGETY: Without a doubt. Growing up in Park City, the wintertime skiing 1 is kind of what you do. So being an athlete was an easy path to follow, just because that was what I did every day basically as a young kid.
KNOW THE SLOPES

Resorts within 30 to 45 minutes of downtown Salt Lake City include some of the states most beloved originalsBrighton and Solitude in Big Cottonwood Canyon; Alta (where skiing is free o the Sunnyside Lift after 3 p.m., every day) and Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Steep and deep, these alpine canyons have a special vibe of their own. Also within 30 to 45 minutes of SLC, accessible by way of I-80 through Parleys Canyon are Canyons, Deer Valley and Park City Mountain resorts, all located in Park City. These resorts are some of the states biggest, with the most terrain and lavish (as well as basic) accommodations and amenities. Reach the famed Sundance Resort by heading south of SLC to Provo Canyon or go past Park City and through Heber City on a prettier drive to the intimate resort. Sequestered in its own serene nook of the world at the base of Mount Timpanogos, its a Utah treasure. North of Salt Lake City youll nd Beaver Mountain, Powder Mountain and Snowbasin. Beaver and Powder mountains are pleasingly family-oriented. Snowbasin, a much bigger resort with acres of expert terrain, was the site of the mens downhill during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. While it doesnt oer on-site lodging, its day lodges are huge and cushy, complete with gorgeous marble bathrooms in the style of SLCs Grand America Hotel, which is also owned by Sinclair oil magnate Earl Holding. Down south, Brian Head Resort and the newly opened Eagle Point are about 200 miles from Salt Lake City and easily accessible from Las Vegas. Both are small and friendly and close enough to Zion and Bryce canyons for a day trip. For in-depth information and real-time weather reports, Skiutah.com is the go-to source. Note that snowboards are verboten at Alta and Deer Valley.
Whats the best thing about skiing in the state?

LIGETY: Its supereasy to get to, relative to a lot of other places. The skiing in Utah is all within basically 45 minutes of the airport, and you couldnt say that about Colorado or most other places.
What parts of Utah do you love to ski?

LIGETY: A top spot and home favorite for me is Park City Mountain Resortsits always nice to go and ski the places that Ive been skiing since I was two years old. [In terms of runs], Scotts Bowl or East Face [up in the Jupiter area] are my favorite, especially on a powder day. M. M.
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The Utah Jazz play to wildly enthusiastic fans in downtown Salt Lake Citys 20,000-seat EnergySolutions Arena and tickets can be hard to come by. Now part of the Northwest Division of the Western Conference of the NBA, the team originated as the New Orleans Jazz in 1974 and moved to Utah in 1979. Head coach Jerry Sloan has one of the best records in the NBA and The Jazz has a winning tradition, built by some of the best players ever, including the nowretired hall-of-fame duo of point guard John Stockton and power forward Karl Malone. The teams star players today are Deron Williams and Paul Millsap, and many consider Gordon Hayward a rising star.
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Real Salt Lake competes in the MLS, the top pro soccer league in the United States and Canada. The league selected SLC as the teams home because Utah has a signicant soccer fan base and the nations highest per-capita participation in organized soccer (estimated at more than 200,000 players). Established in 2005, Real won its rst MLS Cup title in 2009 under coach Jason Kreis, the rst player in MLS history to score 100 career league goals and the youngest coach in MLS history to win the MLS Cup. The team plays its home games at the ultra-modern 20,000seat Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy.
REAL SALT LAKE
Q+A: S DERON WILLIAM

Guard for the Utah Jazz; First-round third pick in the 2005 NBA Draft; 2010 NBA All-Star; gold medalist in the 2008 Summer Olympic Games; first player in NBA history to record more than 20 points and 10-plus assists in five straight games in a playoff series
WILLIAMS: A lot of people dont know much about Utah until they come here, and once they do, they can really appreciate how great of a place it is and how beautiful Salt Lake City is with the mountains surrounding it.
The Salt Lake Bees, the AAA affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, play baseball in the Pacic Coast League. Their SLC games are held from April to Labor Day at Spring Mobile Ballpark, where the Wasatch Mountains make a magnicent backdrop, theres room for lawn picnics and not a bad seat in the stadium.
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WILLIAMS: Salt Lake has a small-town feeling in a bigger city. Theres a lot of stuff to do out here, especially if you have a family. Thats why I enjoy it here with my kids. Between the skiing, biking and all thats out here, if you like the outdoors, youre going to love living in Utah.
What do you like most about Utah?
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WILLIAMS: We have the best fans here theyre loyal and they support us, no matter what. It gives us one of the greatest home court advantages. Our arena gets rockin especially come playoff time. M. M.
Do Utahns enjoy their basketball or what?
Since the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the Utah Sports Commission has attracted more than 400 major action events to the state, resulting in more than $1 billion in economic impact. Weve taken Utahs Olympic legacy and built it into a major action sports legacy, says Jeff Robbins, president of the Utah Sports Commission. What sets the state apart is our ability to host major international action sports events in winter and summer. For example, take the Dew Tour, which draws the worlds top athletes for skateboarding, BMX and freestyle motocross at EnergySolutions Arena during the summer and free-skiing and snowboarding at Ogdens Snowbasin in winter.
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The Utah Grizzlies, an ECHL team, have played in the state since the 1995-96 season. They are affiliated with the NHL Calgary Flames, but their previous Grizzhome was Denver, Colorado. The Denver Grizzlies moved to Salt Lake City in the mid-90s. The Grizz play in the Maverik Center in West Valley City, site of the 2002 Winter Olympics ice hockey events.
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Marys Church and salons in private homes in Park City. Local theater companies abound, from the tiny but mighty Salt Lake Acting Company and Plan-B Theatre Company to the more formal Pioneer Theatre Company. In Southern Utah, the annual Utah Shakespeare Festival is a major event that plays to thousands of visitors and won a Tony in 2000. In the summer months, crowds ock to outdoor concerts by nationally touring musicians such as Lyle Lovett at Red Butte Gardens stunning amphitheater on the citys east side where the sunset is part of the show. Other grand outdoor concert venues include the USANA Amphitheatre and Pioneer Park, with its free Twilight Concert Series. Finally, The Mormon Tabernacle Choirs Sunday morning performances are free and open to the public. Just nd a seat in the Tabernacle in Temple Square by 9:15 a.m.
ince 1970, one of North Americas best-known but little-seen earthworks has alternately risen out of and then been submerged in the Great Salt Lake. Robert Smithsons Spiral Jetty is a 1,500-foot long, 15-foot wide coil of earth and black basalt that stretches out then spirals like a giant ddlehead fern, counterclockwise, into the reddish algae-rich waters of Rozel Bay. Its remoteness and fame outside the state characterize the often underappreciated power of Utahs art scene.
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The Utah Museum of Fine Arts on the University of Utah
Inset: The Utah Symphony and Utah Opera. Below: The Greenshow at the Utah Shakespeare Festival.
campus is a modern architectural jewel with highceilinged galleries and windows framing mountain views. It showcases Utah artists as well as major traveling shows. The museum is staging The Smithson Effect exhibition from March 10 to July 3, focusing on the artists pervasive presence in contemporary art since the 1990s. The Salt Lake Art Center, located next to the citys convention center, welcomes local and international artists to its contemporary galleries. It also stages multimedia events and hosts some of the citys biggest galas. The Salt Lake County Art Collection is the largest and by far the most impressive showcase of art by Utah artists. One of the most engaging ways to take in SLCs thriving art scene is on the Third Friday Gallery Stroll. Be sure to visit the multistory Phillips Gallery, the oldest commercial gallery in the intermountain west. By contrast, the Artspace galleries in the downtown warehouse district showcase more cutting-edge work. South of Salt Lake City, the Springville Museum of Art is another great repository of Utah art. The states rst museum for the visual arts, it was built in 1937 and occupies a splendid Spanish colonial building. Ballet West, led by former Joffrey Ballet dancer and artistic director Adam Sklute, is a critically acclaimed company that has grown even stronger under Sklutes direction. The companys rst artistic director, Willam Christensen, also founded the San Francisco Ballet. The Utah Symphony and Utah Opera play to regularly sold-out houses and feature their own performers as well as prominent guest artists each season. The symphonys regular season is at the elegantly modern Abravanel Hall, while the opera plays in downtowns historic Capitol Theatre. In summer, both companies move to Park City for the Deer Valley Music Festival for performances in the Deer Valley Snow Park Amphitheater, Temple Har Shalom, St.
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In the foothills of Salt Lake Citys east side, alongside the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, a spectacular new Utah Museum of Natural History is scheduled to open in late 2011. Dutch media artist Simon Heijdens has been commissioned to create a site-specic installation for the 17-acre complex. According to museum director Sarah George: The installation will be a collection of data-driven, digital plants and animals that grow, behave and live according to measurements of the weather outside and human use of the space inside. The result is art that ensures architecture isnt static, but constantly evolving with different species and varying life spans, sensitivities, and reactions.
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Near the end of Park City Mountain Resorts Quittin Time ski run, High West Distillery and its gleaming copper still beckon. Utahs rst legal distillery since the 1870s is a must-try for anyone who appreciates the craft of distilling and craves a taste of what a ne chef can do with the spirits as his guide. Eat in the restaurant or saloon, take an informative tour and buy some award-winning creations on-site. High West has already racked up an impressive list of awards for its Rendezvous rye, Bourye, Silver (oat) whiskey and Vodka 7000, including best of show at the American Distilling Institutes Best Craft American Whiskey Competition in 2010. Ski-in, ski-out or walkand kids are welcome, too. highwest.com
Food community, and its no exaggeration to say its restaurant scene has become as universally inviting as it is exciting. One factor in this growth may be that word is out: Utahs easy skiing, y-shing, mountain biking and rock climbing access add considerably to a chefs quality of life. Chef Ryan Lowder of The Copper Onion would be one of those savvy guys. A Utah native, hes come full circle. After successfully making his mark at Jean-Georges and Mercat, among other notable New York establishments, and cooking in Barcelona, he returned to Utah with his wife, Colleen, to open one of the citys most popular restaurants in early 2010. It took o from day one, and Lowder says he has found the purveyors of his dreams, as well as a willing dining clientele. I really like that most of our our is milled to order 30 minutes awayits the guts of our house breads and pastries, he says. And I was happy to discover that people here are hungry for something dierent. Sweetbreads, for instance, y o the menu. I do a twist on Gabrielle Hamiltons sweeties at Prune in New York. Whole strips of smoked Berkshire bacon, capers, brown butter, whole-leaf parsley, garlic and a squeeze of lemon. Much fuss has been made about Utahs sweet tooth, but those over-the-top ice cream consumption and Jell-O jokes are so yesterday. Today, its all about ne pastriesthe more exotic the better. Pastry chef Letty Flatt may be the queen of them all, holding her own at Deer Valley Resort, where she routinely directs one of the states most formidable pastry teams in the creation of thousands of luscious desserts every day. Nearby
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at The Bakery at Windy Ridge, Stephanie Krizmans artisanal breads and special tarts such as the pear frangipane, are worth the trip. Raymond Lammers, named one of the Ten Best Pastry Chefs in America Les Madeleines by Dessert Professional Magazine, is a long-time Utah pro, now at Montage Deer Valley resort. In Salt Lake City, the latest buzz is about pastry chef Jeffrey de Leon, recently arrived from Bouchon, now at the Grand America Hotel creating delicate macaroons to rival any Parisians. Romina Rasmussens ethereal, buttery Kouing Aman pastries put her and her charming Les Madeleines patisserie and caf on the Food Network and launched a mail-order business. At Tulie, self-taught baker Leslie Seggar opens the doors of her tiny east side bakery to legions of fans coming for triple-layer cakes and perfect croissants. All in all, with ovens both big and small, Utah boasts bakers and pastry chefs with credentials and creations to match any culinary capital.
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Forage Off the beaten path, near Salt Lake Citys Liberty Park. What to order: Go for the full tasting menu at this inspired restaurant where chefs as alchemists create avors that resonate for days. Think anisescented elk tenderloin and Amano Ocumare chocolate. Foragerestaurant.com
The Copper Onion Downtown SLC sophistication in a casual atmosphere 1 where local ingredients shine and pork belly is always on the menu. What to order: For dessert, the drunken cow: High West whiskey, root beer and vanilla ice cream. thecopperonion.com Talisker on Main Park City posh, but intimate and approachable on Historic Main Street 2 . What to order: Splurge and get not one, but two starters: lobster hush puppies with sweet pepper salad, ne herbes and smoked-paprika butter and then roasted Brussels sprouts with pancetta, sherry vinegar, berries and hazelnuts. taliskeronmain.com
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EPIC From the day its rst bottlings were released in mid-2010, Epic Brewing has taken off as one of the most creative, gung-ho breweries. It started racking up awards at the Great American Beer Festival, including a bronze for its mocha-rich 825 State stout. From its hoppy Spiral Jetty India pale ale to its Smoked and Oaked Belgian Style ale aged in whiskey barrels, the Epic team thinks bold. Dont even think about passing up the Sour Apple Saison made with fresh Utah apples for a hot summer day. Epic sells 1 its beers at the brewery, the best place to buy, because you also get a tour. epicbrewing.com
UINTA One of Salt Lake Citys most established and future-focused breweries, Uinta was outdoor-oriented and green before it was cool. Its agship Cutthroat pale ale 1 is named after Utahs state sh and other brews take their names from state landmarks, including Golden Spike Hefeweizen and Kings Peak porter. Since 1993 it has racked up more than its share of awardsone of the latest being a gold for Labyrinth Black ale in the imperial stout category at the 2010 North American Brewers Association Awards. Early on in the Utah brewing game, Uinta went boldly into certied organic and higher alcohol beers. They are particularly proud of Cockeyed Cooper, aged in bourbon oak barrels. The 30,000-square-foot brewery welcomes visitors and has a small on-site pub. uintabrewing.com
WASATCH & SQUATTERS Known as the Utah Brewers Cooperative, the people at Wasatch and superbrewmaster Jen Talley at Squatters are the brewing pioneers of the state 2 , launching in 1986 and 1989 respectively. Each brewery maintains its own brewpub but they also sell their beers under one roof at The Beer Store. But dont worry about all that. Just know that they, too, have raked in the awards for beautifully crafted brews, including Squatters Hop Rising, a 9 percent alcohol double IPA, and Squatters Wit and Hells Keep. Squatters downtown brewpub is a popular restaurant with a back patio for summer barbecues. utahbeers.com
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The Asian Tail

At the Farmer School of Business at Miami University, Dean Roger Jenkins is known as The China Dean for his belief in the rising economic importance of Asiaparticularly China. I feel quite strongly that the Asian tail will wag the global dog, Jenkins says. The United States is no longer the center of the universe. When Jenkins joined the Farmer School eight years ago, he took the dramatic step of shutting down the schools MBA program. Under his direction, a new accelerated program took shape. In just 14 months, students can obtain their MBA by focusing on a tightly integrated curriculum.
ROGER JENKINS, dean of the Farmer School of Business at Miami University Top: The Farmer School of Business offers several international experiences to students, including programs in Hong Kong.
The pace is intense, but Jenkins made sure to carve out time for a six-week global consultancy requirement at the end of the program. The class of 2010 worked on projects for companies such as Dell, Radiometer and Procter & Gamble in Europe and Asia. A faculty member travels to each students nal presentation to provide assistance and assess the eects of the students contributions. Why place such heavy emphasis on international experience? Employers who are recruiting our students tell me that a global mindset is one of the top skills they seek in an MBA graduate, Jenkins says. They want to hire people
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As part of her work for the Evening MBA (EvMBA) program at Emory Universitys Goizueta Business School, Anne Kocurek arranges weeklong classes at international partner schools. When I speak with colleagues in Europe, they try to tell me about these fabulous two-month programs, and I have to explain that many Americans only have 10 days of vacation, Kocurek says. Goizueta requires its EvMBA students to complete an international module by choosing from a menu of classes at partner institutions. Options include studying Business in Brazil at the Fundaco Getulio Vargas in Rio De Janeiro or taking a class on The Business Environment in China at Fudan University in Shanghai. Other international module destinations have included
A N N KO C U R E K of Emory Universitys Goizueta Business School, above, arranges weeklong classes for students at partner schools around the world.
Argentina and Finland, with new locations added every few years. The modules, which are led by the host schools business faculty, typically involve visits to multinational corporations, presentations by local business experts or opportunities to network with students from a variety of American, European and Asian MBA programs. As for Goizuetas full-time MBA students, more than half of them complete an international internship, study abroad or take an international mid-semester travel module to build real-world skills. They also learn about business leadership in countries such as Brazil, India, Israel, Malaysia, Singapore or South Africa. Theres a global angle to the whole program, Kocurek says. Classes take a global perspective. Even if a company just does business in the United States, there are frequent discussions about the rationale for expansion and the places where that expansion might create the most value.
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national frontiers, says Frank DuBois, department chair. For students who choose a concentration in Global Emerging Markets, Kogod organizes a 12-day trip to an emerging market such as Brazil or Eastern Europe. The trips involve site visits to multiple companies, and an in-depth industry study. We want to make sure our students are well-versed with developments in the global economy and that they understand the extent
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to which growth is sustainable in emerging [Brazil, Russia, India and China] markets, DuBois says. Kogod students have another resource close at handthe opportunity to take courses in subjects such as international negotiations, international economics and micronance at their universitys School of International Service.
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Students looking for a more balanced combination of international business and international relations have a new option in the Master of International Business (MIB) program oered by The Fletcher School at Tufts University. The Fletcher School has been oering classes on international aairs since 1933, but it
graduated its inaugural MIB class in May 2010, achieving a placement rate of almost 90 percent at institutions such as the International Finance Corporation, money management rms and major multinational corporations such as the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company. We have oered business courses for a long time, says Dean Stephen Bosworth, who also happens to serve as Special Representative for North Korea Policy for the current U.S. administration. What we have done in our new program is to broaden and deepen the courses we oer in the business area, while still drawing on our traditional strengths in international aairs. With students hailing from nearly 20 countries, every classroom discussion becomes an opportunity for intercultural dialogue. MIB students are required to participate in a business internship with a signicant international component during the summer between the rst and second years of the program. Thanks to agreements with Harvard and the China Europe International Business School, Fletcher MIB students can also cross-register for occasional

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If one country visit is not enough, aspiring MBA students can apply to The Duke MBACross Continent program at Duke Universitys Fuqua School of Business. This innovative 16-month program plunges students into two-week residencies in London, Dubai, New Delhi, St. Petersburg, Shanghai and the schools main Durham, North Carolina, campus. Between residencies, Fuqua students continue their studies from home via an Internet-based distance learning platform. This combination of cultural immersion, global networking and the exibility of distance learning formed an irresistible package for Randy Zwitch, director of Web analytics at Barclaycard U.S., who graduated in 2010. The greatest benet of the program comes from learning about
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Need to hone your global business skills? Accelerated programs are a great solution for working professionals who already have a degree. By Jane Di Leo
When executive education got started approximately 60 years ago, classes focused on one major market/country or another, says Stephen Burnett, associate dean of executive education at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Today, however, all programs have to take a global perspective. You build that into everything you do, Burnett says. Major universities are providing professionals with an opportunity to grow and learn through executive education programs, which bring in perspectives, leaders and case studies from all over the globe. Heres a sample of six such programs.
or executives in todays ever-changing marketplace, being globally minded is no longer a suggestion or an added individual valueits required. A company may be based within a specic country, but it is affected by factors from the outside world.
We organize our programs around the executives. We make sure that there are plenty of opportunities for participants to learn from each other and to apply ideas from the program to the pressing challenges in their careers and companies.
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Ross School of Business

University: University of Michigan Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Course Locations: Most courses are held on campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Programs also are offered in India, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Dubai and Malaysia. Average Class Length: One to four weeks
Cost: Approximately $9,000 to $10,000 per week Percentage of International Students: 30 percent Did You Know?: In winter 2011, the Ross School of Business offered a program in India called Global Program For Management Development India.
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University: University of Virginia Location: Charlottesville, Virginia Average Class Length: A week or less Percentage of International Students: 25 percent Did You Know?: In 2010, Darden School of Business launched a joint program with the Saudi Arabia Institute of Banking to develop the next generation of leaders for the nance industry in the Gulf area. Classes were taught in Bahrain, Riyadh and Charlottesville. Housing: Students can stay at the Sponsors Executive Residence Center. Amenities Include 180 rooms, high-speed Internet and WiFi, a 24-hour service desk, dining, pub, fax service, tness center, game room, laundry machines and free guest parking. Cost: $1,500 per day or $7,500 for a week Rankings: Ranked No. 1 by the Financial Times in open enrollment executive education
The University of Virginia Darden School of Business may be located in Charlottesville, but about a third of its student body is made up of international students.
Housing: The Executive Residence at the Ross School of Business is a full-service hotel. Amenities include 105 guest rooms that incorporate sustainable materials, a certied master chef who caters to specic dietary needs, a cocktail lounge, social areas on each oor, a study area, game room, highspeed wireless, laundry and dry-cleaning services, tness facility, complimentary newspapers and a 24-hour business center.
Rankings: Ranked No. 8 by BusinessWeek for open enrollment executive education programs, and No. 21 by the Financial Times in the same category. Insiders View: For some companies, 40 percent of their business is overseas. For others, even if you are not global as a company, I [bet that] your supply chain is global, says Graham Mercer, assistant dean for executive learning at the Ross School of Business.

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Columbia Business School

University: Columbia University Location: New York City Average Class Length: One week Cost: $9,000 for most weeklong programs Percentage of International Students: In the Senior Executive Program, 75 percent of students are international. Did You Know?: The Columbia Senior Executive Program offers students alumni status. Alumni status also can be earned by taking 16 full days of classes in two or more other programs. Housing: Columbia Business School uses hotels and conference centers in New York City and the wider metropolitan area. Rankings: Ranked No. 18 by the Financial Times for open enrollment executive education programs. Ranked No. 12 by BusinessWeek in the same category. Insiders View: We organize our programs around the executives, says Paul Ingram, Kravis professor of business at the Columbia Business School. We make sure that there are plenty of opportunities for participants to learn from each other and to apply ideas from the program to the pressing challenges in their careers and companies.
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University: Northwestern University Location: Evanston, Illinois Average Class Length: Five days Cost: $9,000 to $10,000 per week Percentage of International Students: 30 percent for shorter programs, up to 60 percent for longer programs Did You Know?: Kellogg offers 160 executive education programs and sees more than 6,000 execs annually.
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Housing: Students can stay at The Allen Center. Amenities include classrooms, study group rooms, bedrooms with daily housekeeping, dining rooms, lounge areas, snack rooms, laundry service, an exercise room and access to Northwesterns Henry Crown Sports Pavilion and Aquatic Complex. Rankings: Ranked No. 13 by the Financial Times for open enrollment executive education programs. Ranked No. 13 by BusinessWeek in the same category. Insiders View: Today, executive education is part of a process and not an event, says Stephen Burnett, associate dean of executive education at Kellogg School of Management. You can change the program while you are in it by the questions you ask. If you know what you want to know and are not hearing it, raise your hand. We are really looking at process. We prepare and mold the program to t your needs while you are hereand when you get home.
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Stanford Graduate School of Business

University: Stanford University Location: Stanford, California Average Class Length: One week Cost: $9,000 to $10,000 per week Percentage of International Students: 50 percent Did You Know?: The executive education program offers pre-course work and hands-on work. After the course concludes, there also are webinars and other events to keep the community feeling going with participants. Housing: Students can stay at the Schwab Residential Center. Amenities include private suites with private baths, shared kitchens, indoor and outdoor informal meeting spaces, a dining facility, study rooms, TV lounges, laundry rooms, dry cleaning services, prepared meals in the centers dining room, and access to a comprehensive computer network and computer lab.
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Fact: Students who complete the six-and-ahalf week Stanford Executive Program at Stanford Graduate School of Business receive alumni status.
Rankings: Ranked No. 12 by the Financial Times for open enrollment executive education programs. Ranked No. 3 by BusinessWeek in the same category. Insiders View: Global competition requires global excellence, says Priya Singh, assistant dean of executive education at Stanford Graduate School of Business. People realize that the competition level is very intense within countries and across countries. They need to think of best practices to perform as individuals and globally at the institution level.
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University: Harvard University Location: Boston, Massachusetts Average Class Length: Classes range from two days to eight weeks Cost: Varies based on program length Percentage of International Students: 64 percent Did You Know?: Harvard offers many specialized options, such as Global Strategic Management and Building Businesses in Emerging Markets, which focus on global reach and provide business strategies for companies looking to expand internationally. Housing: Students can live on campus in groups. Amenities include suites of six to eight single rooms arranged around a common area, private baths, desktop with high-speed Internet in each bedroom, wireless Internet, a dining facility and access to the schools recreational facilities. Rankings: Ranked No. 4 by the Financial Times for open enrollment executive education programs. Ranked No. 1 by BusinessWeek in the same category. Insiders View: Executives are immersed in leadership training that challenges their assumptions and introduces them to new and unexpected ways of strategic and tactical thinking, says Charles W. Breckling, managing director of marketing at Harvard Business School. They return to their organizations with a fresh global perspective. //
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Expert Insights Why is a global focus an important part of business education?

CAROLYN CUDDY
Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, The University of Tennessee Center for Executive Education The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Todays global leaders have been challenged to focus on ethical, sociological, environmental and political issues that vary signicantly by country, industry and culture. Education must keep pace for leaders to successfully meet these challenges. Supply chains have become extended, more complex and often less responsive and efficient. Demands on protability have driven extensive changes to business strategies. Environmental issues have impacted performance and costs. Todays executives require access to programs with a comprehensive global scope and structure that is specically aimed at the business, supply chain, leadership and cultural challenges they face every day. This cross-cultural competence is essential for a leader to be effective and successful. As a result, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, knows it is imperative to integrate a global focus into all ve of its executivelevel MBA programsfrom global immersions, globally diverse student proles and a global supply chain industry consortium forum.
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Director of Degree Programs, Executive Education University of Notre Dame
Most executive MBA programs have incorporated multinational marketing, global supply chain management and international nance content, but leading schools understand the deeper lessons required to develop a global focus. They understand how culture affects business viewpoints and interactionsincluding other cultures differing perspectives on U.S. norms such as creating shareholder value. They teach graduates to engage in strategic thinking, providing the tools required to solve leadership challenges in an increasingly complex, interdependent and rapidly changing world. Educators achieve this through a well-integrated curriculum. We must extend core courses with experiential learning, cultivation of a strategic-thinking mindset and consideration of the global context. Our graduates will then be able to condently scan a dynamic global environment, seeing challenges and opportunities through a new lens. Their decisions will be rooted in their knowledge, experience and values in order to serve the greater good.
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Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Research, Whittemore School of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire
At the Whittemore School of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire, we believe that a global mindset is a necessary prerequisite to effective business leadership. The boundaries between nations have faded, and there is no such thing as a purely local business anymore. Executives must stay on the cutting edge of industry knowledge and technology, and they must understand the conditions under which foreign businesses operate in order to do business with them and sustain a competitive advantage in the world. Our executive MBA students learn how to integrate knowledge across business areas and prepare for a career in the global economy in a yearlong international management coursewhich culminates in a 10-day international residency in Beijing and Shanghai. At the Whittemore School, developing a global mindset is a critical goal against which we measure the effectiveness of all our programs. //
The Whittemore School of Business and Economics in Durham, New Hampshire, offers one-year MBA, executive MBA and part-time MBA programs. Many students participate in a 10-day international residency.
In-flight Information
Skys the Limit //
Pilot Spotlight
Who: Julie Rozzo, ight attendant Base: New York

Where are the must-see sights in and around Amman, Jordan? 1 Petra:
Often described as the eighth wonder of the world, this unique city was carved into sheer rock face by the Nabataeans, an Arab civilization that settled here more than 2,000 years ago.
*Captain Marshall
Warren, climbing down from Mount Aconcagua in Argentina.
IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Whether youre planning to watch a movie or not, get the entertainment scoop.
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DRINKS + EATS
On March 26, Delta B777 Captain Marshall Warren will depart for Kathmandu, Nepal, and climb to the summit of Mount Everest (29,035 feet). Throughout the years, he has conquered the heights of Mount McKinley in Alaska, Mount Aconcagua in Argentina, the Matterhorn in Switzerland and others. This Everest climb to the top of the world will be the most challenging, taking approximately 64 days if all conditions are good. Hell be living in a tent with no heat for two months in some of the coldest weather on Earth, but that doesnt outweigh the rewards: When I return from a climb, I appreciate everything in life, he says. Climbing helps me stay young and live life.
Hungry? Check out our food and beverage options to satisfy your cravings.
2 Wadi Rum:
The largest and most magnicent of Jordans desert landscapes, virtually untouched by humans.
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3 Mujib Nature Reserve:

Its the lowest nature reserve in the world. Located within the deep Wadi Mujib canyon, which enters the Dead Sea at 410 meters above sea level. I recommend the three-hour hike, which starts at the Mujib Bridge, just past the Dead Sea Resort entrance.
Get your pencils out for our crossword or Sudoku puzzles. Plus, fun games for the kids.
Delta Salutes
On February 25, Ambassador Andrew Young received the 2011 Trustees Emmy Award for Lifetime Achievement from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Through the years, Young has been U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, mayor of Atlanta, U.S. congressman, television anchor, lm producer and civil rights icon. He has spent most of his life in front of a television camera and was one of the rst African Americans to integrate national television back in the late 1950s. Today, Young is the producer and host of the acclaimed series Andrew Young Presents.
4 Hammamat Main (Hot Springs):

For years, people have been coming to the thermal mineral hot springs for treatments or just a hot soak under the waterfalls.
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Entertainment
Black Swan
In this psychological thriller, a young ballerina (Natalie Portman) gets locked in a web of competitive intrigue when starring as the Swan Queen. She forms a rivalry and twisted friendship with a new dancer (Mila Kunis). Available on Delta on Demand.
Let us entertain you . . .

// HBO PROGRAMMING // MOVIES or HBO FILMS // TV ON DEMAND // GAMES SUITE
Deltas boarding music is available via iTunes on Ping. Join Ping and search Delta Air Lines to view our monthly playlists.
BOARDING MUSIC
for all your entertainment options is available via * Pricing your personal in-seat monitor. For additional information, select the on-screen help menu or ask your ight attendant.
Weve created a rotation of great music to listen to as you settle in for your flight. Here are the artists and songs featured in March:
Morning Sun
Shayna Zaid & The Catch Morning Sun John Mayer War of My Life Family of the Year Chug Jug Amazonics I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend Res Miracles Oceanlab On the Beach Sting The Hounds of Winter
HEADSETS
International Flights Headsets are complimentary for all customers. Noisecanceling headsets are provided in the BusinessElite cabin. Within the United States* Headsets are complimentary in the First Class cabin and are available for $2
in the Economy cabin (of course, you can always use your own headset for free).
Matt Wertz Counting to 100 Kate Havnevik Travel in Time Golden Tone Radio Is It Right? Thievery Corporation Until the Morning Audrey Assad Ought to Be Gary B Eternally Yours Luminous I Believe in You
FEEDBACK
Comments? Suggestions? Wed love to hear from you! E-mail feedback to entertainment@delta.com. Please know that while we do read everything, we are unable to personally respond to every message due to the volume of mail received.
black and yellow sweater inspired a fellow musician to give Gordon Sumner the name Sting back in his bass-playing days in local English bands. From his days with The Police to his solo endeavors , Stings decade-spanning career continues to stay red hot.
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*iTunes/Ping is a registered service mark of Apple, Inc.
Delta on Demand //
Its time to relax and enjoy all that Delta on Demand has to offer. Watch, listen or play choose from movies, music, HBO*, TV and gamesall available at your fingertips. Bonus: Check out the realtime moving map to see Please be considerate of the how far you have to go.
Entertainment is complimentary in the BusinessElite and First Class cabins and for customers in the Economy cabin on international ights. Additionally, Delta on Demand is complimentary* in the Economy cabin on ights to/from the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska.
AVA I L A B I L I T Y //
Ready? Lets have some fun!
passenger in front of you and touch the screen gentlya light tap of your fingernail works best.
Delta on Demand is available on all A330 and B777 aircraft and select B737, B747, B757 and B767 aircraft. Digital media loading takes place between the 25th and 5th of each month. As a result, you may notice that new movies are available prior to the start of the new month, while some prior months movies may carry over into the new month.
C O N T E N T //
Audio and video content featured on Delta on Demand is unedited. Discretion is advised.
READING LIGHT & AT T E N D A N T C A L L //
*Note: HBO is available on all B777, B767, B757 and B737 aircraft that feature Delta on Demand. HBO content is not complimentary in the Economy cabin. Satellite TV service is available on ights within the continental United States and while over the Hawaiian Islands. The signal may be lost during inclement weather and while the aircraft is banking. Delta Air Lines is not responsible for interruptions of service beyond its control, including, but not limited to, acts of nature, power failure or any other cause. Programming is subject to aircraft and schedule changes.
Press the button on the right side of your screen to access your reading light or to call a ight attendant (B767 and B777 only).
H A N D S E T C O N T R O L //
On B767 and B777 aircraft, touch the HELP button onscreen for instructions on using your handset. On A330 and B747 aircraft, touch the red button on the handset for instructions.
Access can be limited to G-rated content if youre traveling with children. Just let a ight attendant know if youd like the parental control feature activated at your childs seat. *Applicable to B737, B757, B767 and B777 only.
Satellite TV//
Channel Network Channel Network
Live satellite television is available on select B737, B757 and B767 aircraft on ights within the continental United States and while over the Hawaiian Islands.
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T H I S M O NT H S P I C K S
FILM // TANGLED The kingdoms bandit, Flynn, hides out in a
mysterious tower and ends up being taken hostage by the towerbound Rapunzel (voiced by Mandy Moore). The two set off on an action-packed escapade to get her, and her 70 feet of magical golden hair, out of the tower. 101 minutes
PHOTOS: NIKO TAVERNISE (BLACK SWAN); FABRIZIO FERRI (STING); WARNER BROS. PICTURES (HARRY POTTER); DISNEY ENTERPRISES INC. (TANGLED).
FILM // HARRY POTTER AND THE DEADLY HALLOWS, PART 1

In the seventh and nal adventure, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron and Hermione try to destroy the keys to Voldermorts immortality, Horcruxes. Along the way, they nd an old and forgotten tale, the legend of the Deathly Hallows, which gives Voldemort the ultimate power he seeks. 140 minutes
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T H I S M O NT H S C R I T I C S P I C K S
TV // WISHFUL DRINKING
Actress, screenwriter and author Carrie Fisher shows the not-so-glittering side of being a celebrity through this autographical stage production taped in front of a live audience. She recounts the peaks and valleys throughout her life, with candor and biting humor.
SKY KIDS // DUDE, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?

Armed with an insatiable thirst for answers and an unlimited access to anything and everything, hosts CJ, Ali and Jackson conduct extreme experiments that lead to some very outrageous results. The trio of friends have no labs and no limits to what theyll think of next.
MUSIC // GRAMMY WINNING SCORES CHANNEL 5

A selection of GRAMMY winning scores from the last decade of big-screen winners. Renowned composers include John Williams (Memoirs of a Geisha), Hans Zimmer (The Dark Knight), Michael Giacchino (Up, Ratatouille) and others.
TV // MIKE & MOLLY

Molly (Melissa McCarthy) is a fourth-grade teacher who has a sense of humor about her curves, and Mike (Billy Gardell) is an officer who sincerely wants to lose weight. The two meet and fall in love at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting and are on a quest to see where their companionship will take them.
TV // UNITED STATES OF TARA AND NURSE JACKIE

Experienced, caring and straight-up skilled, Jackies the nurse who can x it all. Edie Falco stars in the wickedly funny Showtime Original Series NURSE JACKIE. One woman. Multiple personalities. Toni Collette stars in the acclaimed Showtime Original Series UNITED STATES OF TARA. Watch them onboard now, then catch the new seasons in April, only on SHOWTIME!
Nurse Jackie Showtime Networks Inc. and Lions Gate Television Inc. All rights reserved. United States of Tara Showtime Networks Inc. and DreamWorks Studios L.L.C. All rights reserved.
COMING IN APRIL //
Little Fockers, with Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller
Another Year, with Jim Broadbent and Lesley Manville
Gullivers Travels, with Jack Black and Jason Segel
The Tourist, with Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp
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PHOTOS: HOME BOX OFFICE INC. (FISHER); CARTOON NETWORK (DUDE, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?); SONJA FLEMMING/CBS BROADCASTING INC. (MIKE & MOLLY); SHOWTIME (FALCO & COLLETTE); UNIVERSAL PICTURES (LITTLE FOCKERS); TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION (GULLIVERS TRAVELS); SONY PICTURES CLASSICS (THE TOURIST).
FILM RATINGS
G General Audience PG Parental Guidance Suggested PG-13 Parents Strongly Cautioned
CONTENT KEY
Adult Situations Strong Language Violent Content
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HIGHLIGHTS
Movies //
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps DRAMA
Ex-nancial titan Gorgon Gekko (Michael Douglas) is released from a lengthy prison sentence. He forms an alliance with his daughters anc (Shia LaBeouf) to redene himself in a different era. PG-13 133 minutes
TV //
Andrew Zimmerns Bizarre World
Andrew dives into Floridian culture to nd out what makes the Sunshine State a magnet for the weird and wonderful.
Sky Tech ^
Sky Tech is your monthly in-ight review of the latest in computers and consumer electronics. Tech-celebrity host Mark Bunting shows you the hottest new products, from the latest gadgets to the technologies necesLifestyle 365 ] sary to run your enterprises. Lifestyle 365 showcases where you live, how you live, and what you do 365 days a year. This month, we join FriendFinder and FastCupid (fastcupid.com) to take a look at the way social networks are dramatically changing the way we interact with and meet other people.
]Secretariat DRAMA
Housewife and mother Penny Chenery (Diane Lane) may not have horseracing knowledge, but she and a trainer (John Malkovich) foster the rst Triple Crown winner in 25 years. Based on the true story of the greatest horse race of all time. PG 120 minutes
Life As We Know It COMEDY

It only took one date for Holly (Katherine Heigl) and Eric (Josh Duhamel) to determine their dislike for one another. When a tragic accident kills their goddaughters parents, Eric and Holly are appointed guardians and the two are suddenly forced to look past their differences and work together to raise the child. PG-13 115 minutes
The Kings Speech DRAMA

In his Golden Globe-winning role, Colin Firth stars as King George VI of England. Hes reluctant to take the throne due to his nervous stammer and works to battle his speech impediment through unorthodoxed treatment, nding his voice and boldly leading his country into war. 118 minutes
The Social Network DRAMA

This lm explores the creation of Facebook, a revolutionary social networking phenomenon. In his journey to becoming the worlds youngest billionaire, Facebook inventor Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) makes millions of friends, but not without turning his closest into enemies along the way. PG-13 120 minutes
Delta Destinations
Delta Destinations brings you to the most captivating corners of the world. This month, visit Cancn, where youll nd much more than just perfect weather and beautiful beaches (cancun.travel). Then, go on an adventure that offers everythingaction, relaxation and culture with a trip to Denmark (visitdenmark.com). Next, head over to Iceland, truly a land of the most magical and dramatic contrasts (goiceland.org). Finally, take a trip to Utah, where youll nd a perfect blend of natural wonders, world-class outdoor recreation and a booming business environment (utah.travel).
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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader X

FANTASY
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PHOTOS: JOHN BRAMLEY/DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. (SECRETARIAT); 20TH CENTURY FOX (THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA); LAURIE SPARHAM/THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY (THE KINGS SPEECH).
C.S. Lewis beloved world comes to life as courageous voyagers nd themselves swallowed into a painting and onto the Narnian ship, the Dawn Treader, where they encounter magical creatures and sinister enemies. PG 113 minutes
If you are interested in appearing in a segment of Lifestyle 365 or Delta Destinations please contact In-Flight Media Associates at 760-944-6575, or online at info@in-ightmedia.com.
Entertainment programming provided exclusively for Delta Air Lines by Pace Communications, 1301 Carolina Street, Greensboro, NC 27401, pacecommunications.com
WAT C H T H I S !
THE KINGS SPEECH
Anyone who has [experienced a moment] in their life which says, Youre up, this is your moment, you have to deliver, and has been afraid of that moment, I think will respond to a great deal of this. Actor Colin Firth
Screenwriter David Seidler battled a stammer for much of his life and wanted to write about George VIs.
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OVERHEAD VIDEO CONTENT

Although programming has been edited for an airline audience, lms may contain material not suitable for everyone. Viewer discretion is recommended. Delta strives to offer a variety of entertainment choices across multiple genres. With that in mind, content does not necessarily reect the views of Delta Air Lines.
AVAILABILITY
Delta On-Air is available on all B747 and select B737, B757, B767 and MD90 aircraft. Programming will vary depending on the length of your ight and is subject to change. Video programming is available in English and other languages, which will vary based on your destination.
Overhead Movies // March 1-31 OL VL ER E AG DO M OI V ES A DH AY OD EI S

UNITED STATES CANADA MEXICO CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA
U.S. EASTBOUND/NORTHBOUND U.S. WESTBOUND/SOUTHBOUND FROM ALASKA/HAWAII/MEXICO/ CARIBBEAN/CENTRAL AMERICA 2nd film to Atlanta from Alaska/Hawaii only TO ALASKA/HAWAII/MEXICO/ CARIBBEAN/CENTRAL AMERICA 2nd film from Atlanta to Alaska/Hawaii only 3rd film from Atlanta to Alaska/Hawaii only The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Sp The Kings Speech Sp The Kings Speech Sp The Social Network Sp The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Sp Life As We Know It Sp Easy A
LANGUAGE
All movies are in English unless indicated ArArabic ChChinese FrFrench GeGerman HbHebrew HiHindi ItItalian JpJapanese KoKorean PoPortuguese RuRussian Sp Spanish
Language availability varies with route and aircraft type.
EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA AFRICA MIDDLE EAST

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TO EUROPE*/SOUTH AMERICA/AFRICA/EGYPT/ ISRAEL/JORDAN/RUSSIA/UKRAINE 2nd film 3rd film 3rd film to Israel, Egypt & Jordan only 4th film to Israel, Egypt & Jordan only
The Kings Speech Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp The Karate Kid Fr, Ge, It, Po, Ru, Sp The Social Network Ar, Hb The Karate Kid Ar, Hb
FROM EUROPE*/SOUTH AMERICA/AFRICA/EGYPT/ ISRAEL/JORDAN/RUSSIA/UKRAINE 2nd film 3rd film 4th film
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp Secretariat Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp Life As We Know It Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp The A-Team Ar, Fr, Ge, Hb, It, Po, Ru, Sp
ASIA
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Honolulu to Japan 2nd film Japan to Honolulu U.S. to Japan/China 2nd film 3rd film 4th film Japan/China to U.S. 2nd film 3nd film 4th film Japan to Intra-Asia** Intra-Asia to Japan
The Kings Speech Jp Secretariat Jp The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Jp The Kings Speech Ch, Jp Secretariat Ch, Jp Conviction Ch, Jp The Karate Kid Ch, Jp The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Ch, Jp Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows, Part 1 Ch, Jp Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Ch, Jp The A-Team Ch, Jp The Social Network Jp Life As We Know It Jp
* Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom ** China, Guam, Hong Kong, Palau, Philippines, Saipan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand
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In-flight Communication
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Keep in touch with the world below, even as you y high above it. Easy Wi-Fi connectivity keeps you close to what matters. Get Started //
Gogo Inflight Internet works with laptops and other Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices. Cellular, Bluetooth and voice services, including Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) applications, may not be used while in-flight. A wireless mouse is prohibited during ight.
*delta.com
FREE access!
INTERNET ON-BOARD
Get online in 3 easy steps:
Gogo Coverage //
Gogo provides seamless coverage over the United States.

1. Enable the Wi-Fi on your laptop or handheld device 2. Look for the gogoinflight signal, then connect 3. Launch your web browser and sign up at airborne.gogoinflight.com
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*Coverage area is an approximation. True coverage may vary. Service not available on flights operating outside the Lower 48 and Alaska coverage areas shown.
Can I connect on this ight? //

To nd out if Gogo Inight Internet is available on your flight, look for this Wi-Fi symbol overhead or next to your row number. Or look for the seatback card (above) for instructions on how to connect.
Have more questions about using Gogo? //

Visit the in-flight portal or contact Gogo Customer Care
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In the air: airborne.gogoinflight.com On the ground: gogoinflight.com, customercare@gogoinflight.com or 877-350-0038
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POWER UP
110-volt power ports are available at every seat in the BusinessElite cabin of 747, 757, 767, 777 and A330 aircraft, and at all seats in the First Class cabin of 737, 757 and 767 aircraft equipped with personal video. Power ports are also available in the First Class cabin on select MD88 and MD90 aircraft as upgraded seats are installed. A note about power ports on the 747 and A330. Some laptop batteries draw more power than the in-seat power system can supply. If you nd your laptop is not accepting a charge, we suggest removing your laptop battery. Power ports are located near your console in BusinessElite and under and between your seats in First Class and Economy. If you cant nd one, just ask a ight attendant for assistance.
First 10 rows of Economy on all 757-200 ETOPS (featuring personal video), 767-400ER, 777 and A330 aircraft.
// 737-700 // 737-800 // 757-200
// 767-300 // 767-400ER // 767-400ER
// 777-200ER // 777-200LR
These ports provide sufficient power to recharge small personal electronic devices, such as a mobile phone or media player. International E-mail & SMS Text Messaging On A330 aircraft, you can send and receive short e-mail and SMS text messages in-ight. To use, swipe your credit card using the handset, input your message via the seatback screen and your e-mail or SMS text message will be on its way.
USB power ports are available at all seats on the following aircraft equipped with Delta on Demand:
Note: Any liability for damage to the passenger caused by loss of information or data is rejected by the airline. In case of misuse or manipulation, any liability is rejected by the airline. In-seat power may be interrupted at any time without notice. A variety of factors may impact the service, quality and availability within the nationwide coverage area, such as network traffic volume, signal strength and other conditions. 2011 Aircell, all rights reserved. Gogo is a registered trademark of Aircell LLC and its affiliates.
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Tunes
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CHANNEL
Audio may be found on Channels 1-8 on select B757 aircraft. Additional channels may be available on select aircraft.
Quatuor bne: Fiction:
GRAMMY Winning Scores
A spotlight on the worldrenowned French string quartet Quatuor bnes latest release Fiction. We highlight a collection of their own arrangements of jazz, lm and contemporary tracks.
A selection of GRAMMY Winning scores from the last decade of big-screen winners. Composers include John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Michael Giacchino and more.
Spa Sounds
Let the stress melt away with this collection of calming spa, hip easy-listening and mellow instrumental tracks.
Misirlou Quatour bne (Pulp Fiction) Amado Mio Quatour bne f. Luz Casal (Gilda) Come Together Quatour bne Corcovado Quatour bne f. Stacey Kent Streets of Philadelphia Quatour bne (Philadelphia) Someday My Prince Will Come Quatour bne Lilac Wine Quatour bne f. Fanny Ardant Somewhere (Over the Rainbow) Quatour bne f. Natalie Dessay (The Wizard of Oz) Smile Quatour bne (Modern Times) 7/29/2004 The Day Of Quatour bne (Oceans 12)
Playlist
Im Not a Hero Hans Zimmer/James Newton Howard (The Dark Knight) The Breaking of the Fellowship Howard Shore (Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring) Becoming a Geisha John Williams (Memoirs of a Geisha) UpEnd Titles Michael Giacchino (Up) American Beauty Theme Thomas Newman (American Beauty) Like a Dog Chasing Cars Hans Zimmer/James Newton Howard (The Dark Knight) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Tan Dun & Yo-Yo Ma (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) The Uruk-Hai Howard Shore (The Lord of the RingsThe Two Towers) RayEnd Credits Craig Armstrong (Ray) Abandoning Ship Michael Giacchino (Ratatouille)
Playlist
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Morning Glory Deuter, Parijat, Anugama and Kamal Drifting in Dreamland Dan Gibson Elegy II Helen OHara Fly with the Wind Tom Salvatori & Iris Litcheld Peaceful Dreams Thierry David Graceful Movement Stuart Michael The Longing Golana New Dawn Pure Calm
Forget You Cee Lo Green Burn Usher Georgia Ludacris Ms. Jackson Outkast Stand R.E.M. Roam The B-52s Keep Your Hands to Yourself Georgia Satellites Staring Down Collective Soul Hard to Handle The Black Crowes Little Miss Sugarland
J-Pop
Tune in to a mix of hot Japanese hits including DEEP, Beni and Moumoon.
Playlist
LAX: Rock In LA
Ready to rock out LA-style? Check out some top songs from the Los Angeles rock scene from the last few decades.
Chill
Playlist
A sophisticated and relaxing blend of down-tempo beats and chilled lounge tunes.
Playlist
* Our monthly boarding and deplaning music

compilations are downloadable via iTunes!
TUNE IN //
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Quatuor bne: Fiction
Songs from world-renowned French string quartet Quatuor bne. Their latest release, Fiction, contains a diverse selection of pop and jazz tracks, with guest appearances from a quartet of female stars: Natalie Dessay, Stacey Kent, Fanny Ardant and Luz Casal. We highlight this collection of their own arrangements of jazz, lm and contemporary tracks.
Bach to the Future BNM Corp. Mer Du Japon AIR Dark Side (Remix) Cataldo Hourglass January Feel My Love Man in the Moon f. Oil S. Shining MTC Feel It All Around Washed Out Amber Sky Samantha James Isnt This Nice Alex Gopher The Alkemyst Dos Hombres Give Me Lovin Goloka
Wish You Were Here Incubus What Ive Done Linkin Park Just a Girl No Doubt Self Esteem The Offspring I Was Wrong Social Distortion Where Its At Beck Lazy Eye Silversun Pickups Schism Tool Jane Says Janes Addiction Be Yourself Audioslave
Good Bye Kazumasa Oda Anata Dake Ga Kumi Koda Mirai e no Tobira DEEP 2Face Beni On Your Mark Hikari no Kiseki3daime J Soul Brothers Fallin in Love Again Hiromi Sunshine Monkey Majik Fuyusora no Love Song Becky TRUE Masayoshi Yamazaki Moonlight Moumoon TOXIC Nana Tanimura Ryusei Kobukuro
CHANNEL
Hello Music Independent Channel
Explore new independent music and emerging artists from rock to pop to country. Hello Music connects todays best independent musicians with real music industry opportunities.
CHANNEL
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C-Pop
Enjoy a variety of Chinese hits featuring artists including Fahrenheit, Leon Lai and Leo Ku.
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ATL: Hometown Hits

Tune in as we celebrate Deltas 70th year in Atlanta with our favorite hometown hits from the Peach State.
Channel 7
ATL: Hometown Hits
A musical celebration of Deltas 70th year based in our hometown of Atlanta with songs from or about the Peach State, including Ray Charles, Usher, Cee Lo Green, Sugarland, R.E.M. and more. Get into the Georgia groove with our hometown hits!
Playlist
Georgia on My Mind Ray Charles Midnight Train to Georgia Gladys Knight & The Pips
Descendants of the Dragon Lee-Horn Wang Stay With Me Fahrenheit Suddenly Thinking of the Past Leon Lai Revolution F.I.R. Under the Sakura Hins Cheung It Doesnt Matter Joey Yung Saturns Rings Eason Chan Sweet Hoop Hey Girl & Lollipop Eternal Moment Leo Ku Rewind Jolin Tsai Beach David Tao
Now I Dont Maayan Castel Nothings Changed Jacob Vanags Follow the Sun Castle Cruz California Girls The Smiles Two in the Same Kiven Wrapped Up in Love Marie Hines Days Like These Nick Howard Lost Chord Republic of Letters Call to Arms Ryan Innes All Year Round Research Material The Hour Glass Thurlow Sonata Young Hunting
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Big Country
Todays Country hits from Rascal Flatts, Reba, and a triple play from 2010s CMA Entertainer of the Year, Brad Paisley.
Party in the Sky

The partys at 30,000 feet and climbing. From cutting edge to mainstreamkeep your energy up with the hottest club beats and DJ remixes.
Nonstop Pop
A popular mix of nonstop current hits from chart-toppers such as Ke$ha, Taylor Swift and Linkin Park.
TUNE IN //
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Hello Music Independent Channel
Discover great new music on the Hello Music Independent channel. Hello Music connects todays best independent musicians with real music industry opportunities. For your chance to break into the music industry, sign up today at hellomusic.com.
Playlist
Why Wait Rascal Flatts Roll with It Easton Corbin The World Brad Paisley Anything Like Me Brad Paisley Im Gonna Miss Her Brad Paisley My Kinda Party Jason Aldean Back to December Taylor Swift Turn on the Radio Reba Somewhere with You Kenny Chesney Stuck Like Glue Sugarland Hello World Lady Antebellum All About Tonight Blake Shelton
Playlist Playlist
Whos That Chick David Guetta/Rihanna Phazing Dirty South Above All Sylvia Tosun Firework (Wideboys Remix) Katy Perry Barbra Streisand Duck Sauce Could You Believe ATB The Time (The Dirty Bit) Black Eyed Peas Im Coming Out Katherine Ellis/Addict DJs Believer Freemasons f. Wynter Gordon Check It Out Will.i.am/Nicki Minaj Fire in Your New Shoes Kaskade/Dragonette Seek Bromance (Aviciis Remix) Tim Berg Miami 2 Ibiza Swedish House Maa Yeah 3X Chris Brown
We R Who We R Ke$ha Rocketeer Far East Movement Hold My Hand Michael Jackson/Akon Back to December Taylor Swift Yeah 3X Chris Brown Tonight (Im Loving You) Enrique Iglesias Stereo Love Edward Maya f. Vika Jigulina Only Girl (In the World) Rihanna Marry Me Train The Time (The Dirty Bit) Black Eyed Peas More Usher Waiting for the End Linkin Park
Channel 11
Sounds of Australia
We highlight some of the best new music from Down Under. Many of these bands can be seen and heard at the South By Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas. Sounds of Australiaturning up the volume on Australian music. For more information on these artists, please visit australian musicoffice.com/Delta.
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Ritmo Caliente
The hottest Latin rhythms from artists like Bodega Charlie, Pitbull and Daddy Yankee.
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The Executive Report

Business and Tech Talk from Altitude Media, Inc. Tune in for the latest in business and technology, education, health care and more.
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Turning up the volume on Australian music. We highlight some of the best new rock and pop music from Down Under.
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Drinks + Eats
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Alcohol may be served only to customers over the age of 21. By FAA rule, we may not serve alcohol to customers who appear intoxicated. Only alcohol provided by Delta and served by ight attendants may be consumed on-board. SPIRITS $7
Bacardi Rum Baileys Irish Cream Canadian Club Reserve Whisky Courvoisier V.S.O.P. Cognac ** Dewars Scotch Glenlivet Single Malt Scotch Whisky Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey Skyy Vodka Tanqueray Gin Woodford Reserve-Small Batch Bourbon
Featured Cocktails
Bourbon Breeze $7
Relax with this refreshing cocktail. Woodford Reserve, Minute Maid Cranberry Apple Cocktail and a splash of orange juice complemented with a lime.
COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGES
Skyy Quench $7
With a refreshing balance of Skyy Vodka and Fresca, this may be your new favorite in-ight drink.
Featured cocktails were chosen by customers at blog.delta.com. Please check back periodically for a chance to vote on future product offerings.
SOFT DRINKS
Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Zero Diet Coke Fresca Sprite
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S AY G O O D I E S AE LAT L D
On-board flights of 600 miles or more and select Caribbean, Latin American and transatlantic markets, you may purchase the individual snacks below or try our Travel Treats and Flight Delights snack services.
BEERS $5
Corona Heineken Miller Lite
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We apologize if your selection is not available on todays ight. Delta ights within North America (including United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean) accept credit/debit cards only. Delta Connection ights accept cash only. All beer, wine and spirits are complimentary in First Class, Business Class and BusinessElite and can be purchased in the Economy cabin on most ights. On intercontinental and intra-Asia ights, beer and wine are offered complimentary in the Economy cabin. For a complete listing of wines and champagnes available in BusinessElite, please refer to your menu or ask a ight attendant for todays selection. On ights to and from Japan, a variety of Asian beers are also available. On Boston/Chicago/New York City/Washington, D.C., Shuttle ights, all passengers will enjoy a selection of complimentary wines and beers, including Sam Adams. In addition, First Class passengers will enjoy complimentary cocktails. (Some complimentary beverages may not be available on Shuttle ights.)
JUICES AND BOTTLED WATER

Minute Maid Apple Juice Minute Maid Cranberry Apple Cocktail Minute Maid Orange Juice Tomato Juice Bottled Water LaCroix Sparkling Water** Milk
HOT DRINKS
Seattles Best Coffee: Not just good. 40-years-in-the-making good. Regular or decaf Bigelow Tea Tazo Tea ***
All trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective holders. All rights reserved. Delta Air Lines is proud to serve products from The Coca-Cola Company. * Not all beverages are available on all ights. ** Available on some international ights. *** Available in BusinessElite only. Delta Air Lines beverage cans are recycled.
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YO U AS KE D ; W E A N SW E R E D If my luggage gets lost, what are the recovery steps?
We strive to have baggage returned to you within 24 hours. Scanning technology is used to quickly identify the rightful owner. Delta also supports the per-passenger baggage-liability claim of $3,300 for domestic travel. We intend to ensure that your air travel experience will encompass the best customer service possible. We have outlined our responsibilities and how we will fulll them in 12 key points known as our Customer Commitment, which can be found at delta.com/commitment. Heres how it works:
// Check in for nonstop domestic travel via our mobile app or mobile.delta.com and access your boarding pass. For a complete list of participating cities, visit delta.com/mobile. // If you are checking bags, go directly to any Delta baggage drop and drop your bags with an agent. // Head to security, where TSA will check your ID and assist you in scanning your electronic boarding pass. // Present your electronic boarding pass to the gate agent at the time of boarding.
What happens if I miss my ight or my ight is canceled?

Here are a few things to know if youve missed your ight due to a delay, cancellation or other irregular operation.
// We are automatically rebooking you on the next available ight and will make every effort to reroute your checked baggage on the same ight as you. // If you are on-board a Wi-Fi-enabled aircraft, you can access delta.com free of charge to check arrival and departure gates, as well as rebooking options prior to landing. // If you are on-board an aircraft without Wi-Fi, upon landing, the ight crew will advise that the use of cell phones is permitted. At that time, you can call 1-800-325-1999 for connecting ight status information (U.S./Canada originations only). Be sure to have your boarding pass available. // Upon deplaning in our hub cities, please review the gate information screen for up-to-theminute ight information. // Scan your boarding pass at any available Delta scanner to print your rebooking information and meal or hotel vouchers (when applicable). // Delta scanners are located at our Need Help? Centers, as well as in gate areas at Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York/JFK and Salt Lake City. // If your ight is canceled or delayed, use the Delta iPhone app to view additional ight options.
Can I use my Web-enabled mobile device to check in for my next ight?

We are working with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to make your Web-enabled mobile device a paperless boarding pass, giving you one more reason to never leave home without your BlackBerry, PDA or iPhone.
You can also enjoy these additional features of our mobile apps:
// Log in to your SkyMiles account // Rebook canceled or misconnected ights // Check ight status and gate information // Receive push alerts for ight and gate changes // Get airport location details and weather reports // Use app on-board for free with Gogo Inight Wi-Fi Delta mobile apps are available for iPhone and BlackBerry. Visit delta.com/app for updates and download information.
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D E LTA S K Y C L U B : C O M F O RT. C O N V E N I E N C E . C O C K TA I L S .
et Delta Sky Club help you forget youre at the airport. Recent updates have made our 50-plus airport Clubs and more than 35 partner airport lounges worldwide the place to be. From Atlanta to Tokyo, relax, unwind or do business in stylish and comfortable surroundings. Enjoy exceptional amenities:
// Fully stocked bars with beer, wine and cocktails on the house // A variety of tasty snacks, served all day // Free Wi-Fi so you can surf, check e-mail or watch a movie // Personalized ight assistance for all your needs // Private restrooms (and showers in some locations)
// Wireless printers, fax machines and other productivity tools // Current newspapers and magazines See for yourself why Business Traveler, Global Traveler and Executive Travel magazines have named Delta Sky Club Best Airport Lounge. Weve got several membership options for you to choose from. To purchase a membership, visit any Delta Sky Club or online at delta.com/skyclub.
All Delta Sky Club rules apply to club membership and use. To review the rules, please visit delta.com/skyclub. Offers and rules subject to change. Amenities may vary among club locations. Additional restrictions may apply.
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Worldwide Partners
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G E T TO K N O W O U R N E T W O R K
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Other Travel Partners

In addition to our SkyTeam partners, Delta also has other travel partners that offer Codeshare ights and frequent yer agreements. Together, Delta and our other travel partners are committed to bringing you highquality service, convenient travel options and increased opportunities to earn and redeem SkyMiles. For the most up-to-date partner information, please visit delta.com/partnerairlines.
SkyMiles Partner
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Delta Codeshare Partner

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SkyTeam
Delta wants you, as a world traveler and a valued customer, to have more exibility and more choices in your global travel. So weve joined with 12 strategically based airlines to create the SkyTeam global airline alliance, built upon the principle Caring more about you. How do we care more about you? By taking care of your needs throughout your travels:
Planning Your Trip: Special SkyTeam Offerings t Round the World fare pass t America, Asia, China and Europe fare passes t SkyTeam Global Corporate and Global Meetings t Guaranteed full-fare Economy class reservations for SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers with 24 hours notice on long-haul ights At the Airport: Passenger Perks t Seamless connections with single check-in t Access to 415+ airport lounges worldwide t Priority check-in, boarding and baggage handling, as well as preferred seating and reciprocal lounge access depending on Elite status. In-Flight: Consistent Service t Passengers receive accurate and timely in-ight information t In addition to the language of each carrier, English is spoken on every ight t SkyTeam offers its passengers consistent special meals across all international ights When You Arrive: Earning Frequent Flyer Miles t Members of the alliance have agreements in place that allow passengers to earn miles toward Elite status, as well as redeem miles with every SkyTeam airline t Frequent yers are able to obtain Multi-Carrier Awards, enabling them to use SkyTeam carriers with one single award ticket and offering travel opportunities for fewer miles than before to many destinations
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This month: Delta starts Codesharing on GOLs ights

Delta is happy to announce the start of Codeshare service with GOL, one of Brazils largest airlines. // Thanks to this new partnership, Delta is now able to offer a wide variety of leisure and business destinations within Brazil, including Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte, Salvador and Recife. // Delta currently offers 30 nonstop weekly ights between the United States and Brazil, including service between Atlanta and So Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Braslia; New York/JFK and So Paulo; and Detroit and So Paulo. // GOL is an innovative, market leading airline that operates a modern eet of Boeing-737 Next Generation aircraft, known for their safety and comfort.
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The Delta Air Lines, Air France-KLM and Alitalia transatlantic joint venture (JV) has been able to bring additional benets to its customers when the CEOs endorsed alignment on more than 100 programs across the JV partners. The JV, which expanded in July of last year to include Alitalia, is focused on offering its customers more ight options and frequencies, better schedules and new opportunities to earn and redeem miles.
Key facts and gures on the expanded joint venture:

// Nearly 250 daily transatlantic ights // The joint venture represents 26 percent of the airline industrys total transatlantic market share. // Almost 500 destinations in Europe and in North America // Annual revenues estimated at more than US$10 billion
PHOTO: CAPITAL PHOTOS FOR KLM (KLM).
Delivery on tangible benets for customers has been a key priority for the JV to ensure policy, procedure, and technology alignment among Delta, Air France, KLM and Alitalia. Some of the main enhancements include streamlined policies for ticket refunds, consistent customer care and mileage upgrade opportunities for elite customers on JV partners. While these are just some examples of agreed alignment, the JV is continuously working to nd new avenues to collaborate and bring additional benets to customers. With nearly 250 daily transatlantic ights and a eet of 144 aircraft, the JV provides customers with a vast route network, offering more frequencies, competitive fares and harmonized services on all transatlantic ights.
Key facts and gures for the Alaska Air GroupDelta Partnership:
// Alaska Air Group operates more than 800 daily ights, primarily from West Coast hubs in Seattle, Los Angeles, Portland and the State of Alaska // Delta and Alaska Air Group combined offer extensive service for customers in the key West Coast gateways of Seattle, Los Angeles and Portland
The Alaska Air Group1 and Delta Air Lines have entered into a long-term enhanced marketing agreement calling for Alaska Air Group and Delta to work closely together to provide a unique customer experience. This enhanced agreement is a natural progression of a partnership that has existed for more than 20 years.2 Benets include: t Coordinating Alaska Air Groups strong West Coast network with Deltas international and domestic presence to provide hundreds of unique connecting opportunities for our customers t Expanding our lounge agreement to provide full access to all of our respective lounges for each others customers t Providing our elite customers premium benets on each others ights, such as priority check-in, priority boarding and preferred seating. Additional benets coming soon! t Just launched: Complimentary domestic upgrades for eligible elites, enhanced elite phone handling and additional airports with elite priority security line access. t Developing the best-in-class experience for customers connecting between Delta and Alaska Air Group ights through technology, process enhancement and training t Bringing our operations closer together in critical airports to allow quicker and easier connections This is only the beginning, as many more enhancements for our customers will come. Delta and Alaska Air Group look forward to working together to bring the best experience possible to our customers.
1 Alaska Air Group includes Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. 2 Northwest Airlines started working with Horizon Air in the 1980s.
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Delta now offers you a complimentary, world-class loyalty program with the most ways to earn and use miles. Redeem your miles to y to more than 350 Delta destinations in 60+ countries on six continents or other exciting destinations served by our SkyTeam partner airlines. Plus, you can redeem miles for hotel stays and car rentals, unique experiences, magazine and newspaper subscriptions, Delta Sky Club memberships and more. Visit delta.com to learn all the ways to use miles.
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Always provide your SkyMiles number when making a reservation with Delta or when doing business with any one of more than 100 SkyMiles partners. If you forget to add your SkyMiles number when making your reservation or checking in at a Delta kiosk, visit delta.com/mileagecredit after your ight to request mileage credit.
All taxes and fees for Award Travel are the responsibility of the passenger and must be paid at the time the ticket is booked. Award Travel seats are limited and may not be available on all ights or in all markets. Complimentary upgrades are subject to availability, may not be available on all ights or in all markets. Each SkyTeam and alliance airline reserves the right to change its program rules at any time without notication, and mileage restrictions may apply for the accrual and redemption of miles. Partner offers and partner airline benets subject to the terms and conditions of each individual offer and each partner. Partners are subject to change. Offers void where prohibited by law. Other restrictions may apply. Offers and benets are subject to change without notice. All SkyMiles program rules apply. To review the rules, please visit delta.com/memberguide.
MORE BENEFITS FOR MEDALLION MEMBERS

Reach these ying thresholds and enjoy an array of Medallion program benets, including Unlimited Complimentary Upgrades, Rollover Medallion Qualication Miles, bonus miles, priority boarding, preferred seating, baggage fee waivers and special check-in privileges. Please visit delta.com/medallion for more information.
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D O M E S T I C A I R P O RT H U B S
ATL
HARTSFIELD-JACKSON ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
* Hartseld-Jackson Atlanta
International
Built: 1925 Remodeled: 2009 Miles to city center: 10 By train: 20 minutes By bus: 20 minutes By taxi: 15 minutes
* The worlds busiest airport (passenger traffic and operations ).
DTW DETROIT METRO AIRPORT
McNamara Terminal
Concourse B
B1 - B21
Concourse C
C1 - C43
(McNamara Terminal)
Built: 2002 Miles to city center: 22 By train: no train By bus: 60 minutes By taxi: 30 minutes
Concourse A
A1 - A38
Tunnel
* Detroit Metro
Concourse A
A40 - A78
Tram, South Station

Level 1
Tram, North Station
Level 1
JFK
NEW YORK / JOHN F. KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
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Terminal 2 Terminal 3
Gate 19 Shuttle
E&F Lower Level
Terminal 4
* New York / JFK International

Built: 1948 Remodeled: 1962, 1970, mid-1990s Miles to city center: 15 miles by highway to Midtown By train: 35 minutes By bus: 1 hour By taxi: 25 minutes2.5 hours
25 - 29 19 - 24
A2 - A6
D Lower Level
1 - 10
A, B & C Lower Level
Gate B23 Shuttle
Check-in
11 - 18
A, B & C Lower Level Check-in
B20 - B31
10, 21, 27
Gate 11 Shuttle
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A1
Delta Boarding Gates
A1
Alaska Air/Horizon Air Boarding Gates Tram, Shuttle or Moving Walkway Delta Sky Club Ticketing Partner Lounge Shuttle Self-Service Kiosk
Bag Drop
Baggage Claim
Information
Recharge Station
Transfer Desk
Passport Control
Parking
Need Help? Center
MSP MINNEAPOLISST. PAUL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Concourse B
B1 - B16
* Minneapolis-St. Paul
International
Built: 1962 Remodeled: 2007 Miles to Minneapolis: 10 By train: 25 minutes By bus: 30 minutes By taxi: 20 minutes Miles to St. Paul: 8 By train: no train By bus: 25 minutes By taxi: 16 minutes
Concourse D
D1 - D6
Concourse C
C1 - C27
Concourse A Concourse E
E11 - E15
Tram
A1 - A14
Concourse F
F1 - F16 *
Lower Level
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G1 - G22 *
SLC
SALT LAKE CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Concourse B
B1 - B22
LGA NEW YORK / LAGUARDIA

AIRPORT
Delta Terminal
1 - 10
Concourse C
C1 - C13
Concourse D
D1 - D13
Delta Shuttle at the Marine Air Terminal (Terminal A)

1-6
Lower Level
Concourse E
E60 - E85
Lower Level
Terminal 2
Concourse A
C4, C6, D1, D3
Terminal 1
* Salt Lake City International

Built: 1911, current projects Miles to city center: 8 By train: no train By bus: 15 minutes By taxi: 10 minutes
* There is an 18-hole golf course located on the south end called Wingpointe.
* New York / LaGuardia

Built: 1929 Remodeled: 1990s Miles to city center: 8 miles to Midtown Manhattan By train: no train access By bus: 40 minutes By taxi: 15 minutes1.5 hours
* The current space was an amusement park before it became an airport.
CVG
CINCINNATI-NORTHERN KENTUCKY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Lower Level
MEM MEMPHIS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Concourse C
C1 - C14
* Cincinnati-Northern
Kentucky International
Built: 1947 Remodeled: 1974, 1990s, 2009 Miles to city center: 13 By train: no train By bus: 25 minutes By taxi: 17 minutes
* Memphis
Terminal 3
International
Built: 1963 Remodeled: 1976, 2005 Miles to city center: 9 By train: no train By bus: 1520 minutes By taxi: 1520 minutes
Lower Level
B6, B21
Concourse B
B1 - B43
Moving Walkway
Concourse A
Concourse A
A25 - A33
International Gates
B1 - B12
B14
Concourse B
B13 - B39
Concourse A
A1 - A20
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LAX
D O M E S T I C A I R P O RT S
SFO
LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Shuttle to Gates for American Eagle
SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Terminal 1
9 - 11
* San Francisco International

G91 - G102
Lower Level
Terminal 2 Terminal 3
30 - 38 21 - 28
Built: 1929 Remodeled: 1982, current projects Miles to city center: 20 By train: no train By bus: 60 minutes By taxi: 30 minutes
* Ranks sixth in the world for passenger traffic.
Tom Bradley International Terminal
Los Angeles International
4th Floor Alaska/Horizon
International Terminal
Lower Level
Built: 1927 Remodeled: 2000, 2011 Miles to city center: 14 By train: 20 minutes By bus: 30 minutes By taxi: 30 minutes
Upper Level Level One
A1 - A11
Lower Level
Level 4F
40 - 48B
61 - 65 68B
Terminal 6
Terminal 8
Terminal 5
Terminal 4
Terminal 7
50 - 59
Terminal 1
20 - 36C
HNL
HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Shuttle to Gates for American Eagle
BOS
BOSTON / LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

To Terminal E
Interisland Terminal
* Honolulu International
23 12 - 13
Passport Control in Terminal E
Terminal A
A1 - A6
To other Terminals Lower Level
24 - 25
Built: 1962 Remodeled: current projects Miles to city center: 5 By train: no train By bus: 20 minutes By taxi: 15 minutes
A19 - A22 A7 - A12 A18
Ewa Concourse
26 - 34
Central Concourse
14 - 23
Diamond Head Concourse

6 - 11
* Boston / Logan International

Third Level
Delta Shuttle at Terminal A
SEA
SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

A13 - A17
North Satellite
N1 - N9
Built: 1923 Remodeled: 1961, 1970s, 2007, current projects Miles to city center: 5 By train: 1020 minutes By bus: 510 minutes By taxi: 10 minutes
* New Englands largest transportation center.
Concourse D Concourse C
C2 - C20 D1 - D11
PDX
PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Concourse D
D5 - D15
* Seattle-Tacoma
International
Alaska/Horizon Main Terminal Upper Level
* Portland International
Built: 1958 Remodeled: current projects Miles to city center: 12 By train: 38 minutes By bus: no bus By taxi: 20 minutes
Concourse E
Concourse B
B1 - B16
Built: 1944 (the current terminal complex was built in 1959) Remodeled: 1961, 1973, 2008 Miles to city center: 15 By train: 20 minutes By bus: located along International Blvd. By taxi: 23 minutes
Lower Level Delta
Alaska/Horizon
Concourse C
C1 - C7
Concourse A
A1 - A16
South Satellite
S1 - S16
Concourse B
B1 - B3
TriMet MAX Red LineTrain Station
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Concourse A
A2 - A11
A1
Delta Boarding Gates
A1
Alaska Air/Horizon Air Boarding Gates Tram, Shuttle or Moving Walkway Delta Sky Club Ticketing Partner Lounge Shuttle Self-Service Kiosk
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Baggage Claim
Information
Recharge Station
Transfer Desk
Passport Control
Parking
Need Help? Center
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NRT
I N T E R N AT I O N A L A I R P O RT S
TOKYO / NARITA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
AMS
AMSTERDAM / SCHIPHOL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Pier G
G1 - G16
Shuttle Bus to Terminal 2
Pier F
F1 - F9
Pier E
E2 - E24
Terminal 1
Level 4F
51 - 58
Pier M
H1 - H7
Satellite 1
3F: 11 - 18
Lower Level
Pier M
M1 - M7
Lower Level
Satellite 2
3F: 21 - 25 2F: 28A - 28G (Bus gate)
26, 27
Level 4F
* Amsterdam / Schiphol
31 - 47
Pier D
D1 - D86
Top Level
International
* Tokyo / Narita International

Built: 1978 Remodeled: 1999, 2006, current projects Miles to city center: 37 By train: 55 minutes By bus: 6080 minutes By taxi: 6080 minutes
Built: 1967 Remodeled: current projects Miles to city center: 10.4 By train: 20 minutes By taxi: 20 minutes
* Since 2007, passengers have been able to marry at the airport and directly depart for their honeymoon.
Pier B
B1 - B19
Pier C
C1 - C18
Terminal S3
CDG
PARIS / ROISSYCHARLES DE GAULLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Terminal 2B
B21 - B33
E67 - E76 F21 - F36 F41 - F56
* Paris / RoissyCharles De
Gaulle International
Built: 1965 Remodeled: 2008, current projects Miles to city center: 18 By train: 3545 minutes By bus: 4560 minutes By taxi: 3090 minutes
A37 - A39
Terminal 2D
D53 - D76
Terminal 2F
Moving Walkway
Tram
Terminal 2A
A40 - A51
Terminal 2C
C80 - C91
TGV/RER Train Station
Delta Check-in
Sky Priority & Silver Medallion/ SkyTeam Elite Check-in
Terminal 2E
E38 - E47 E28 - E37
FCO
ROME (LEONARDO DA VINCI - FIUMICINO) AIRPORT
Terminal G
G1 - G14
Terminal D
D1 - D10
Terminal S3
E51 - E66
* Rome (Leonardo da VinciFiumicino)

Built: 1961 Remodeled: 1970s, current projects Miles to city center: 21 By train: 30 minutes By taxi: 41 minutes
Terminal H
H1 - H19
Shuttle
Terminal C
Lower Level
C1 - C16
Terminal B
B1 - B30
Terminal 3 Terminal 2 Terminal 1
Terminal 1
ICN
SEOUL / INCHEON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Concourse Building
Terminal 5
MEX MEXICO CITY

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
101 - 117
* Seoul / Incheon International

Built: 2001 Remodeled: current projects Miles to city center: 32 By train: 40 minutes By taxi: 5575 minutes
* The baggage handling system is designed to process 31,000 pieces of luggage per hour.
118 - 132
* Mexico City
International
Built: 1958 Remodeled: 2007 Miles to city center: 7 By train: 2030 minutes By bus: 2030 minutes By taxi: 3040 minutes
Lower Level
Terminal 2
52 - 61
30 - 41 25 - 29
12 - 24
Upper Level
Tram to Terminal 1
Passenger Terminal
42 - 50 1 - 11
Ground Transportation Lower Level
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P O RTA B L E E L E C T R O N I C D E V I C E S
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Wireless Mouse Satellite Radio
Never Permitted
Radio
TV
External Drive with Cable
Mobile Phone Usage

Mobile phones may be used at the gate and after landing as instructed by the cabin crew.
Permitted at Gate
Laptop
Handheld Game
Media Player
DVD/CD Player
Please Be Considerate
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Permitted Above 10,000 Feet
Video Camera PDA Wi-Fi
(on select Delta aircraft)
Please use headphones with portable electronic devices.

Noise-Canceling Headphones
(power ON)
Spare Batteries
Spare lithium batteries are prohibited in checked baggage; however, portable electronic devices with lithium batteries installed can be checked. All spare batteries included in carry-on baggage must be in original retail packaging or individually protected to prevent short circuits (by taping over exposed terminals or placing each in a separate plastic bag). For tips on ying safely with battery-powered devices, visit SafeTravel.dot.gov.
Always Permitted
Pacemaker
Hearing Aid
Noise-Canceling Headphones
(power OFF)
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Using cellular network services (voice or data) to make or receive calls during the ight is not permitted by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The use of any voice application, such as a Web-based VoIP service, is prohibited by the Gogo Inight Internet Terms of Service. If you still have questions about the use of other portable electronic devices not shown here, ask your ight attendant.
C A R RY- O N B A G G A G E
Stow carry-on items in overhead compartment or under seat. Items you need to access should be stowed under your seat. Use caution when stowing items overhead.
Tobacco
Pets must remain in closed hard- or softsided carriers at all times. Smoking and the use of smokeless tobacco (including e-cigarettes/pipes) are not permitted on any Delta ight.
Never Permitted
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Programs for International Visitors

Countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program:
Andorra Australia Austria Belgium Brunei Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Japan Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Monaco The Netherlands New Zealand Norway Portugal San Marino Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom
US-VISIT Program
US-VISIT is a program that requires gathering biometric data for all visitors who are not U.S. citizens (with limited exceptions) upon entering and exiting the United States. Visit dhs.gov/usvisit to learn more.
Visa Waiver Program (VWP)

The VWP enables nationals of certain countries to travel to the United States for business or pleasure for stays of 90 days or less without obtaining a visa, if eligibility requirements are met. Travelers are required to apply for authorization though the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), are screened at their port of entry into the U.S. and are enrolled in the US-VISIT program. VWP travelers are no longer required to complete a paper form onboard as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has transitioned to paperless processing for travelers arriving by air or sea who have been authorized via ESTA. Visit cbp.gov/esta to learn more.
Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program
Countries participating in the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program:

Australia Brunei Hong Kong (SAR) Japan Malaysia Nauru New Zealand Papua New Guinea Singapore South Korea Taiwan* United Kingdom**
CBP Form 6059B Customs Declaration

Before arriving in the United States, each traveler or head of family is required to ll out a CBP Form 6059B Customs Declaration. Most of the questions can be answered with a yes or no. The form must be signed and dated. Please print legibly, using black or blue ink. Entries must be in ENGLISH and in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. The Customs Declaration Form will be distributed during the ight.
CBP Form I94 Arrival/Departure Record

All foreign nationalsexcept Canadian citizens, permanent residents of the United States and visitors entering the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP)are required to complete CBP Form I-94.
The Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program enables nationals of certain countries to travel to Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) for business or pleasure for stays of 45 days or less without obtaining a visa. Travelers who plan to spend more than 45 days in Guam or the CNMI, or plan to travel on to another U.S. destination can utilize the standard Visa Waiver Program. Certain restrictions and admission requirements apply. Visit cbp.gov to learn more.
*Authorized for visitors arriving directly from

Taiwan; must possess a Taiwan National Identity Card
** Includes British National Overseas
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For assistance, kontakt venligst ypersonalet. Se dost o pomoc se prosm obrate na lena posdky letu.
Completing the I-94

One form is required for each family member, including infants and children. Visitors under the age of 14 must have their forms signed by a parent or guardian. Please print legibly, using black or blue ink. Entries must be in ENGLISH and in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. This form is in two parts. Please complete both the Arrival Record and the Departure Record. The reverse side of the I-94 must be signed and dated. The bottom portion of the form must be kept with your passport until you leave the United States.
Upon Arrival
In addition to passport and document processing, all international visitors will have their ngerprints scanned by an inkless device and a digital photograph will be taken. This will add only seconds to the overall entry process.

Upon Departure
International visitors who received a CBP Form I-94 (Arrival/Departure Record) upon arrival must return the form to an airline representative when departing the United States.
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In miles per hour, what is the average rate of a car going 20 mph and traveling back the same distance at 60 mph? a). 30 b). 40 c). 50 d). 60 e). Cannot be determined unless the distance is given
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What day follows the day before yesterday if two days from now will be Sunday?
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Oranges cost anywhere from 15 per pound to 30 per pound. What is the greatest number of pounds of oranges you can buy with $5?
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1.) a). 30 2.) Thursday (The key is to realize that now must be Friday). 3.) 33 oranges. $5.00/15 = 33 1/3
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