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CLEVELAND — Before leaving frigid Progressive Field, Nick Swisher delivered a final message in his signature style.
"Happy Bro-pening day everyone," he yelled.
Swisher made the Indians' home opener one to remember.
Cleveland's first baseman with the infectious attitude hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning, two batters after Yan Gomes connected for a solo shot, leading the Indians to a 7-2 home-opening win over the Minnesota Twins on Friday.
Swisher's homer off Mike Pelfrey (0-1) allowed the Indians to cap a day of pomp and pageantry as they celebrated Progressive Field's 20th anniversary. Before the sixth, the Indians had been shut out by Pelfrey and were in danger of disappointing a sellout crowd that stuck around following a 2-hour, 13-minute rain delay and plummeting temperatures.
But Swisher, who added a run-scoring double in Cleveland's four-run seventh, helped the Indians win their first home opener since 2008.
"I was just so proud of the way the guys fought, man," Swisher said. "Maybe that will be the identity of this team — the fact that we're gonna fight. And regardless of the situation or the obstacle in front of us, we're always gonna take that head-on."
Indians reliever Josh Outman (1-0) recorded two outs after coming in for starter Danny Salazar in the sixth and got the win.
Michael Brantley hit a two-run single in the seventh for the Indians, who were flat and hitless through four innings. But Gomes and Swisher woke the Indians up in the sixth when they finally figured out Pelfrey.
"Guys were talking in the dugout and there's the fifth inning, we're down 2-0, haven't even gotten a hit at that point," Swisher said. "Guys were saying, `Hey, we stick around long enough, we're gonna get this.' And that's a great feeling to have."
Chris Colabello homered for the Twins, who jumped on Salazar for two runs in the first inning and were coasting toward a win when Pelfrey fell apart.
"It kind of ruins the whole day, no matter how the first four innings went," Pelfrey said. "The game got away from me. It was kind of like a kick in the stomach."
Gomes got things started in the sixth with his leadoff homer, a lined shot into the center-field bullpen to trim Minnesota's lead to 2-1. Lonnie Chisenhall walked and Nyjer Morgan sacrificed.
Up came Swisher, who fell behind 0-1 before belting his homer, a towering fly pushed deeper into the right-field seats by the gusty winds.
Swisher posed to watch the ball's flight and then punctuated the homer by flipping his bat as he headed down the first-base line. After crossing home plate, the Ohio native saluted Cleveland's crowd by raising his arms and making an "O" and then "H" an "I" and "O."
It was typical Swisher — animated and enthusiastic.
"I think everybody gets a kick out of it," Indians manager Terry Francona said of Swisher's theatrics. "Maybe not the other team. But I think our guys like it."
Said Swisher: "I'm going to be who I am."
Before the game, Swisher complimented Cleveland's front office for signing All-Star second baseman Jason Kipnis to a six-year, $52.5 million contract hours before the opener.
"Bro, I think it's awesome, so amazing," he said. "I feel that we're starting to create an identity of who we are."
That process began last season, when the Indians won their last 10 games to make the playoffs for the first time since 2007. They lost the wild-card game to Tampa Bay, but Cleveland entered this season with expectations to go even further this October.
Until then, Swisher wants everyone to stay warm.
"Everybody go home and get a hot cocoa," he said.
NOTES: Cleveland has won seven straight over Minnesota. … Kipnis' signing means 16 of the 25 players on the Indians' roster are signed through at least 2016. … Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has a special fondness for Progressive Field, known as Jacobs Field for most of its history. "I love this place," he said. "It's a beautiful atmosphere with the city in the background and the dude banging on the drum out there. Not too many ballparks have fans sitting right next to your dugout in a glassed-in area offering you a beer." … Former Indians manager Mike Hargrove threw out the ceremonial first pitch, skipping it to first-base coach Sandy Alomar, who played for Hargrove.


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PHILADELPHIA � Michael Guerreri wanted to try human growth hormones so he could look like a pro wrestler. Joe Badalanato hoped HGH would help him become a better football player. James O'Brien figured the drug would improve his fastball.
The three 18-year-olds from suburban Philadelphia told The Associated Press this week that they bought bottles of HGH online in the past year. Turns out, what they bought was fake.
Their experiences are part of a growing trend.
Experimentation with human growth hormones by America's teens more than doubled in the past year, according to a national survey released Wednesday by the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids.
"I would say at least 20-25 percent use anabolic steroids," said Frank Trumbetti, owner of Rock Bottom Nutrition and Fitness Center in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. "As for HGH, there is such an overuse of everything when it comes to looking for real stuff."
Many products claiming to be human growth hormones are widely available on the internet. But getting authentic HGH � which can cost up to $1,000 per kit for a monthly supply � isn't that simple.
"It's a lot easier for high school athletes to get over-the-counter pro-hormones than legitimate HGH," said Steve Saunders, CEO of Power Train Sports Institute.
Saunders trains thousands of high school and college athletes and hundreds of professional athletes at his 15 locations across six states, including Hawaii. James Harrison, Hines Ward, LeSean McCoy and even actor Liam Hemsworth are just a few of his previous clients.
"We tell all our guys you can't substitute hard work and a proper nutrition plan," Saunders said. "Using HGH and steroids is pure laziness."
But many athletes are looking for a quick fix and turning to performance-enhancing drugs.
In a confidential 2013 survey of 3,705 high school students, 11 percent reported using synthetic HGH at least once � up from about 5 percent in the four preceding annual surveys. Teen use of steroids increased from 5 percent to 7 percent over the same period, the survey found.
However, like the teenagers from suburban Philadelphia, many teens might not know what they're taking.
"We had no clue we weren't using real HGH," Guerreri said. "We figured it out when we didn't get any results from it and then a guy at our gym told us HGH doesn't come in a bottle."
The three friends were walking around the ballpark during a Phillies-Giants game on Monday night wearing fitted T-shirts. The attire showed off their bulging biceps, and the trio say they tried various supplements � both legal and illegal � throughout their high school years.
Guerreri, who is 6-foot-4, 220 pounds, is chiseled. He's closer to accomplishing his goal than his two friends because he looks a little like Randy Orton, his favorite WWE star.
Badalanato didn't even start at running back his senior year and remains undecided on college. O'Brien's fastball only topped out at 81 mph.
"A lot of guys we know are interested in HGH, but it's much easier to get other stuff that's cheaper and works faster," Badalanato said.
Survey: Teens experimenting with HGH on the rise
PHILADELPHIA � Michael Guerreri wanted to try human growth hormones so he could look like a pro wrestler. Joe Badalanato hoped HGH would help him become a better football player. James O'Brien figured the drug would improve his fastball.

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I have to write a short monograph as an assignment for a course on the philosophy of science. Being a math student, of course I want to opt for something math-related. After some initial ideas which would have needed way too much research, I imagined I could narrow it down to a question which I have always wondered about: is mathematics discovered or created?
I'm thus asking for references to books/papers/quotes/anything which adresses this question. I hope it is not too soft for a math.SE question; I apologize if it is.
In particular, I remember a quote saying something like "Natural numbers were created by God. All else is the work of men", I'd like to know its exact statement and author.
Anything, even if tangentially related, may come in handy. Thank you.


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Six staff members who will be responsible for leading efforts to support and enhance the residential and extracurricular experience of undergraduates in Princeton's new college system are joining the University community this summer.
Working with other members of the residential college staff, the new "directors of student life" in each of the six colleges will assist students in promoting a strong sense of community and in making the best use of nonacademic resources. They will provide guidance and support around personal and social issues and will serve as the primary liaison to other campus life offices.
"We see these positions as integral to the success of our new residential college system," said Janet Dickerson, vice president for campus life. "The directors of student life will complement and support the work of the deans and directors of studies, and will strengthen and enhance our network of administrative supportive services."
Each college traditionally has been staffed by a faculty member, who serves as the college master; a dean and a director of studies, who are responsible for helping students with academic matters; a college administrator, who provides financial and some programmatic coordination; a college secretary; and a student staff of residential college advisers, each of whom is responsible for a group of about 15 freshmen and sophomores.
The University is in the midst of expanding the size of its undergraduate student body by 500 students by 2012. In addition, it is improving its residential system to better serve students as well as to provide them with more options. Under a plan created by faculty, students and administrators, three four-year residential colleges will be established and paired with three two-year residential colleges.
The new college system will begin this fall with the opening of Whitman College and the conversion of Mathey College into a four-year college. Butler College will become a four-year college in fall 2009 after the existing dormitories are replaced.
A committee of faculty, students and administrators that proposed a program for the four-year colleges in August 2002 called for the creation of the position to be responsible for student life in each of the colleges.
In addition to coordinating nonacademic educational programming, the directors will supervise the juniors and seniors who serve as residential college advisers. The directors will serve as a resource to the College Council and other student groups in the college as they plan and implement social activities. They also will adjudicate disciplinary infractions that involve resident members of the college community and coordinate efforts to assist students in personal crises, serving as the liaison between the student, his or her family and other campus life offices.
"The directors of student life will work to encourage the highest standards of good citizenship and respect for others among members of the residential college community by resolving conflicts, upholding expectations for good conduct and helping students understand the value of living in a diverse community," said Kathleen Deignan, dean of undergraduate students.
Deignan said the University received more than 200 applicants for the positions and selected the following:
• Andrew Adair (Rockefeller College). He earned his B.A. from Antioch College and his M.Ed. from Fordham University. He has served most recently as director of the Office of Diversity at Friends Seminary in New York City. His previous experience includes positions at Fordham and the University of Pennsylvania in the areas of residence life and student advising and programming.
• Mindy Andino (Butler College). She earned her B.A. and M.Ed. from Rutgers University and most recently was director of special services there. She has previous experience in judicial affairs, residential life and academic support programs at Rutgers.
• Lesley Nye (Forbes College). She earned her B.A. from Williams College and her M.Ed. and Ed.D. from Harvard University, where she has served as resident dean of freshmen and lecturer in social studies. She has previous experience as an admission officer at Williams and as a middle school and high school teacher.
• Matthew Frawley (Mathey College). He earned his B.A. from Stanford University and his M.Div. and Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary. He currently is a lecturer in Princeton's Department of Religion and has served as an academic adviser in Mathey College. He has previous experience as an assistant pastor at the Westerly Road Church in Princeton.
• Mentha Hynes-Wilson (Whitman College). She earned her B.A. from California State University-Sacramento and her M.Ed. from the University of Massachusetts. She most recently served as associate dean of multicultural and student affairs at Smith College. She has previous experience in admissions at both Smith and the University of Oregon.
• Michael Olin (Wilson College). He earned his B.A. from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, his M.A. in counseling from Loyola University of Maryland and his Ph.D. in higher education administration from New York University. Most recently, he served as assistant dean of students at the Whitehead School of Diplomacy at Seton Hall University. He has previous experience in counseling and student services at Columbia University and NYU.


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TALLADEGA, Ala., May 5 (UPI) -- David Ragan sidestepped two crashes Sunday, grabbing the lead on the final lap en route to an upset victory in the Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway.
Ragan used a push from Front Row Motorsports teammate David Gilliland to make his way through the field on the last lap, overtaking pole sitter Carl Edwards down the stretch.
He finished 0.2 seconds ahead of Gilliland in the two-lap overtime finish, garnering just his second career Sprint Cup Series victory in a race that was marked by two major crashes and 3 1/2 hours of rain delays.
Ragan's only other win came in 2011 at Daytona International Speedway when he drove for Roush Fenway Racing.
The first pile-up came on Lap 42 and involved 16 cars, with the second coming four laps from the scheduled finish. The latter crash took out Jeff Gordon, Kurt Busch, Danica Patrick and Clint Bowyer, among others.
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Fun video out of the Iowa State Fair from Monday night shows President Barack Obama stopping by a concession stand to purchase a pork chop and a beer. I assume from signage and the beverage's color — or lack thereof — that it's a Bud Light.
Which brings me to the point of today's blog post. Bud Light? Again?
It got me to thinking that perhaps we Coloradans can help the 44th president with a "four more beers" effort. Should he somehow find himself in Colorado, here are four beers that, while not the best brews, have strong statewide support and are a good starting point for a craft breing newbie:


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Racquel Gill, M.Div.'15, has been selected by the Divinity School rising senior class to deliver the sermon to incoming students during the first day of new student orientation on Aug. 20.
Gill, a native of Winnsboro, S.C., is an ordained minister at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church in Winnsboro. She graduated from Columbia College in South Carolina with a B.A. in English education and plans to pursue pastoral ministry and further study in homiletics after graduation.


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In the troubled wake of World War II, people around the globe came together to form the United Nations (UN), an international body tasked with maintaining peace and security.
The UN wanted to distance itself from the memory of the dramatic failures of its predecessor, the League of Nations. Toward this end, the organization chose a location for its headquarters in America, far away from the fraught politics and toxic modern history of Europe. But it wanted to make an aesthetic statement, as well, by creating headquarters radically different from the League's palatial facilities in Geneva.
The UN selected a group of architects and engineers — at once renowned and avant-garde — from all over the world to collaborate, in the spirit of post-war unity, on the design. LIFE photographer Frank Scherschel captured this image of the team at work. In it Le Corbusier, in his trademark oval-framed glasses, sits with Raul Fontaina, Vladimir Bodiansky, Robert Kenney and others as Ernest Cormier, one of Canada's premier architects, discusses the headquarters. In the middle of the group sits Wallace K. Harrison, the beleaguered American architect charged with organizing and managing all of the competing interests of the international design team.
In the end, the design of the UN headquarters achieved at least one aim, in that it was radically new. Adapting its style to its Manhattan home, the complex included a 39-story skyscraper — sheathed in aluminum, glass and Vermont marble — overlooking the East River and perched atop a vast, sweeping General Assembly hall. But like the organization it houses, the headquarters' design is ultimately as notable for its compromises and half-fulfilled visions as for its rare, undiluted successes.


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Who Treats Their Workers Best?
Switzerland is first, Yemen last and Northern Europe the top region in a new evaluation of how nations foster their work forces.
The Human Capital Report, released Tuesday by the World Economic Forum, measured 122 countries in four areas -- education, health, employment and "enabling environment" -- to establish the rankings. The fourth area encompasses subjects such as a country's legal framework as well as transportation and communications infrastructure, which affect an individual's ability to work.
This is the first such study from the World Economic Forum, said Saadia Zahidi, head of the Human Capital project at the Switzerland-based organization. The exercise, which was conducted with Mercer Consulting and the Harvard School of Public Health, is designed to help nations see where they fall on the global spectrum, and to highlight strengths in fostering their work forces as well as areas to be addressed, Ms. Zahidi said.
The project stemmed from conversations about the global jobs problem -- particularly youth unemployment and regional skills gaps -- and how countries can better invest in current and future workers. The researchers focused on life-long investment in an individual, from birth through death, including areas such as early-childhood education, access to health care and training throughout a worker's career. They tapped public data, such as labor force participation rates, school enrollment rates, infant mortality and life expectancies, as well as findings from World Economic Forum surveys of business executives.
The authors created a Human Capital Index, based on 51 variables, and found the strongest countries were concentrated in Northern Europe and North America. (Canada placed 10th; the U.S. was 16th.) The countries with the most work to do were largely in the Middle East and Africa.
After Switzerland, the top ten countries were Finland, Singapore, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Norway, the United Kingdom, Denmark and Canada. Southern European countries were among the top half of the results, but not the highest ranks: Spain took 29th place, Italy 37th and Greece 55th.
Behind the U.S.'s 16th-place ranking was strength in "workforce and employment" but weakness in "health and wellness." An ability to attract and retain outstanding workers catapulted America to 4th place overall in work force rankings; however, high levels of stress and depression sank the country's health ranking to 43rd. The U.S. placed 11th on education and 16th on its environment for workers.
Although rich countries tended to fare better, because they have more money to spend on workers, the correlation with income wasn't absolute. "Countries that invest in human capital are able to prosper," Ms. Zahidi said, and "a virtuous cycle gets created." But not all well-off nations are focusing resources on their workers at the same pace. "Countries like Russia and Kuwait have high income, but haven't made the same types of investment in human capital," that other similarly positioned nations have, she said.


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Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound - and all without ever leaving the table - it's SUPER CAKES!
Superman looks like he just flew right out of the comic-book; he's so artfully shaded! (And take note, icing purists; he's also completely fondant-free!)
Submitted by Eri R. and made by Bluebird Cakes
Spider-Man here takes it a literal step further by popping out of the cake to save the day.
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But nothing can match the 3D powers of Ironman, who stands head and shoulders above the rest!
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"Did somebody say 3D? Make that 4D, because I QUADRUPLE DOMINATE you, Ironman! I am A) the leader of an alien robot race, B) rocking a body transformed from a friggin' semi-truck, and C) made of 100% edible deliciousness that is D) sculpted into a free-standing 3D-cake man-machine!!
"Plus, look at my cute lil' wipers!"
Don't worry; Optimus Prime is only joking. Superheroes don't really fight amongst themselves! In fact, they're far more likely to work together for the common good/deliciousness:
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Why, it's enough to bring me to tiers!
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Yes, superheroes are united in their quest to protect and serve mankind. And also to look fabulous in a retro cookie-pop bouquet while doing so. Love those graphics!
Now here's a fabulously graphic cake:
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I mean "graphic" as in visually effective, by the way, with a sleek and vivid overall design - not graphic as in "you can totally see Hulk's nips."
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Batman stands watch over Gotham City - and check out the beam of light from the Bat signal! Great little detail!
But hang on now, saving the world isn't only a job for the menfolk! We can't forget about the ladies!
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You don't need a magic lasso of truth to know this cake is fantastic.
Now how about some little baby supers?
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It's like a Justice League of adorableness! My favorite is Wee-lverine.
Men, women, children - hey, entire families can get in on the crime-fighting cake fun:
I think my favorite thing about this cake - aside from the insanely detailed Incredible family with their tiny little Incredible phone - is that this was for a 30-year-old man's birthday. Way to stay young at heart, my friend!
That's all for now! Have a SUPER day, everyone! And insert your favorite superhero catchphrase here:
(Here's mine: SHAZAM!)
Have a Sweet to nominate? Then send it to Sunday Sweets (at) Cake Wrecks (dot) com.
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New York, New York — The Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY) today released its unaudited financial highlights for the quarter ended March 31, 2019.
"The stability of our franchise is reflected in the strong results we achieved in the first quarter of 2019," said José R. González, president and CEO of the FHLBNY. "This stability positions the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York to be a reliable partner for our members, to the benefit of the communities we all serve."
Highlights from the first quarter of 2019 include:
The FHLBNY currently expects to file its Form 10-Q for the first quarter of 2019 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on or before May 9, 2019.
About the Federal Home Loan Bank of New YorkThe Federal Home Loan Bank of New York is a Congressionally chartered, wholesale Bank. It is part of the Federal Home Loan Bank System, a national wholesale banking network of 11 regional, stockholder-owned banks. As of June 30, 2019, the FHLBNY serves 324 financial institutions in New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Federal Home Loan Banks support the efforts of local members to help provide financing for America's homebuyers.
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The pack also comes with a brand new dashboard app, which includes stunning HD cloud based wallpapers, a built in request tool, help section for beginners, and more! Updates of the app should be coming out very often expect at least one every two weeks and maybe more!
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Despite torrential rains early this week that could affect tournament action and the threat of more severe weather, the 113th United States Open golf championship is scheduled to tee off bright and early Thursday morning at the Merion Golf Club, just outside Philadelphia. It's the fifth time the national championship will be played at the venerable Main Line course.
A quick look at the first round pairings shows how the United States Golf Association (USGA) will feature a number of pro golfers to keep the galleries focused on the action all day long.
Phil Mickelson, still looking for his first US Open title, will tee off from hole No. 11 at 7:11 a.m. Eastern time, paired with Keegan Bradley, the 2011 PGA champion, and Steve Stricker.
The very next trio to tee off on 11 includes Matt Kuchar, who has won twice on the PGA Tour this year. He's paired with Brandt Snedeker, who won the TOUR Championship at the end of last season, and Britain's Justin Rose.
Another threesome that should bear watching will be Group No. 33 at 1:03 p.m. that includes former US Open champions Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell and former Masters champion Zach Johnson.
The USGA has set up a fan-friendly grouping at 1:14 p.m. Three-time former US Open champion and world No. 1 Tiger Woods will be paired with defending PGA and former US Open champion Rory McIlroy and current Masters champion Adam Scott.
Woods, along with McIlroy and Scott, sit atop the world rankings, providing some extra excitement on the golf course.
"I think it will be fantastic," Woods told PGATour.com. "I was part of that the first time they did it in '08. And it was very electric out there. I know they've done it a few more times. ... For me it's been fantastic. Normally we don't get those types of pairings very often. When you do it just makes it that much more enjoyable for us as players," the six-time USGA junior and amateur champion added.
At 1:36 p.m., Webb Simpson, the defending US Open champion, tees off with two-time former US Open and defending British Open champ Ernie Els, along with US Amateur champion Steven Fox.
ESPN will televise first and second round action, beginning at 9 a.m. Eastern time both Thursday and Friday. NBC will continue coverage those two days, beginning at 3 p.m. Then, on the weekend, NBC will televise the action, starting at noon Eastern time both Saturday and Sunday.


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Co-op food waste project to be rolled out across all shops in Lichfield following pilot
Central England Co-op is rolling out an ambitious project across Lichfield that will see unsold food redirected to help hundreds of local charities.
Following the completion of a successful pilot, the retailer has teamed up with FareShare East Midlands to announce plans that will see all of its food stores across the area included in proposals to help good causes and reduce waste in food stores.
The project will see best before food items and non-food goods that cannot be sold collected by colleagues from the Society's Food Distribution Centre, in Leicester, then delivered to FareShare to send out to over 250 local charities across the Midlands.
Those involved in the project are predicting that the scheme will help cut food waste by at least 40% and provide over one million meals per year to vulnerable people.
Hannah Gallimore, Central England Co-operative Corporate Responsibility Manager, said: "Food waste is a topic customers and colleagues regularly talk to us about and it is an area that has always been at the forefront of plans at the Society.
"We have been looking for a solution to this issue for many years and are now proud to be able to reveal our plan to tackle food waste in a manner that also has a major impact for our communities and our partners.
"This is why, following the success of our pilot project, we are delighted to be able to announce that we are working with FareShare East Midlands and rolling out this project across our trading estate in an effort to drive down food waste and at the same time have a major impact by helping people in need in our communities."
The trial took place in nine stores in Leicester and has seen enough food redistributed to deliver over 12,000 meals to people in need.
These results were analysed and it was quickly agreed that due to the success of the pilot this project would be implemented and form part of the strategy to tackle food waste across the Society.
Hannah added: "One of the main reasons we are so proud of this project is the fact that it is unique and innovative.
"The process behind it is all based around ensuring that the food is sorted, collected and sent out to partners as quickly as possible to ensure that it gets to the people who need it when they need it – ranging from community kitchens to breakfast clubs and hostels.
"It also stands out because we believe it is the first of its kind to use an existing distribution network to collect items and then deliver them to charity.
"We are aiming to initially cut food waste by 40 %, but it is our long-term goal that 100 % of best before goods that have not been sold will not be wasted and instead be redistributed and put to use by good causes.
"This will help us minimise food waste and reduce our impact on the environment but, most importantly, help make a real difference for people in need."
FareShare East Midlands' Director Simone Connolly said: "We are all absolutely delighted at the opportunity to work with Central England Co-op in such a meaningful way.
"The combined effort between us will ensure that thousands more people across our region will have access to perfectly edible food that would otherwise be wasted.
"While we acknowledge that we're not able to lift people out of poverty, we can ensure that good food isn't wasted when there is a real need for it thanks to this ground-breaking partnership with Central England Co-op."
The pilot and subsequent rollout of the project was made possible thanks to a change in national guidelines related to best before products.
David Moon, Head of Business Collaboration at sustainability experts Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP), said: "We are delighted that the Central England Co-operative is to expand its programme for surplus food redistribution. It is a bold ambition to reach 100 % redistribution for food past its best before date, but as our latest date-label guidance clearly shows – a best before date should never be a barrier to good food being eaten. We are delighted the Central England Co-operative has used our guidance to help expand this important programme."
Notes to editors
Picture caption: Representatives from Central England Co-op and FareShare come together to celebrate the roll-out of the food redistribution project.
About Central England Co-operative
Central England Co-operative is one of the largest independent retail co-operative societies in the UK.
It is a modern, forward-looking organisation employing over 8,000 staff, with the Society's principal areas of activity being food, funeral services, and property investment.
Central England Co-operative has over 400 trading outlets across 16 counties including; West Midlands, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. The Society has an ambitious food store development programme for 2018.
Central England Co-operative is proud of its reputation for ethical business practices and corporate responsibility. It is a member of Business in the Community, the membership organisation that stands for responsible business, and has also won many business awards for excellence. The Society supports a number of charities including Dementia UK and invests a percentage of its trading profit into local communities.
Becoming a member of Central England Co-operative offers a whole host of benefits ranging from collecting points every time you spend in store to earn a share of the profits, access to members activities and community initiatives including the Community Dividend Fund, which hands out grants of up to £5,000 to charities and good causes across the Society's trading estate.
Find out how to become a Central England Co-operative member by calling 0800 0501 601, emailing email@example.com or visiting https://www.members.coop
For more information visit www.centralengland.coop, follow Central England Co-operative on Twitter: @mycoopfood, and on Facebook: facebook.com/centralenglandcooperative
Rob Smyth / Heather Clapton at Central England Co-operative on 01543 414140
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Steve Jobs didn't care about any of the advice that pundits gave Apple back in the day. He's now commanding one of the world's most valuable companies. Here are the top 5 barfs that he never listened to:
5. Invest heavily in Newton technology. — Wired, 1997
Newton was cool, but not that cool. Instead we got a single OS that runs everywhere, from the desktop to the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, which use the ARM family of chips the Newton used to run on.
4. Apple should adopt Windows. — John C. Dvorak, 2006
To kill itself, he meant. And he said this after Mac OS X was already a reality.
3. Apple should pull the plug on the iPhone. — John C. Dvorak, 2007
You gotta admit he was hilarious. Of course, he didn't know that the iPhone was going to be Apple's key to taking all over the world.
2. Get out of the hardware game. — Wired, 1997
It'd have been silly to get out of the hardware game when it gives huge margins and makes it possible to control everything in the platform Apple owns.
1. "What would I do? I'd shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders." — Michael Dell, 1996
Dell now has a $25.82 billion capitalization, with sad sales and margins. Apple is now at $338.39 billion, with insane sales, profits and margins. Poor Mickey.
If you want more bad (and some good) advice, read Rafe Colburn analysis on Wired's 101 ways to save Apple 1997 story.


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Cindi Leive was the daughter of a scientist mom who attended the nation's nerdiest and most self-serious liberal arts college and interned at the Paris Review ... all so she could grow up to edit Glamour? Where her crowning achievements include... the online Do's And Don'ts forum, Alyssa Shelasky, Edgy English Teacher. We're not going to editorialize on this matter, because according to Sheila Kurtz's handwriting analysis, she's "exquisitely sensitive" to criticism and very easily "wounded." Also: no one we know has told us she's a bitch. Yet!
This writer is exquisitely sensitive to sharp criticism. This sign is visible in the inflated loop of the "d" in Cindi. She cares what others say about her and her work. She is often wounded, and she may be poignantly hurt by barbed, destructive opinions.
There is also a large loop standing for the "C" in Cindi, and another in the "L" in her last name. These indicate an inclination toward the philosophical, but the signature is insufficient to point to what areas.
There is a needle-point in the "n" that signals a person who picks up information at NASCAR speed; she ranks in the 95th percentile. The "i" forms are closely dotted, a sign of attention to detail. Also, the dots are round and precisely placed (even in the last name). This signals a strong loyalty to particular people, values and institutions.
The last name is a loop and a straight line. The line is firm and straight with a hook at the end. This form speaks of caution (the straightness) and tenacity (the hook). The writer will think long and hard before she lets anyone into her realm; once a person is admitted, the writer may be their champion for life.


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She birthed you. She nurtured you. She took way too many pictures of you before prom. The very least you can do for the original special lady in your life is get her a decent holiday gift. Put down the Keurig, son. Try these instead.
Hey there! You might notice our gift guides look a little different this year. That's because we're hoping to get you more involved in them. All of our suggestions are posted in the discussion section. If you have experience or an opinion on one of our selections, let us know! Got a better idea? Share it with us. We truly want to make sure these guides help people buy epic holiday gifts, and many minds are better than a few.


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johnqh needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 78 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
MatchIsMusic is a new dating site, which match people by their music listening preference instead of lengthy questionaires.
Find your match in music
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Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
The short summary should be descriptive enough to tell you what we do.
So, it is a dating site and it is music related.
We want a fun logo, which gives the idea of both "dating" and "music". It should be sweet, cute, and romantic. Please use some imagination.
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Google Doodle: It's Back
The Google Doodle Entries
If you have a child in K-12, then the deadline for a "What I Wish for the World" entry ends this week. Last year there were some amazing entries from kids of all ages, and this year is no different.
Vote For the Google Doodles
Check out this years online voting entries. And remember to vote for the kids.
5 Key Tips For Small Business PPC
The Beginner's Guide to PPC for Small Business
Whether you're a seasoned PPC'er or setting up your first campaign, there are some steadfast guidelines to pay attention to in order to maximize your client's advertising dollar for good ROI (return on investment…see, I told you this was a beginner's guide)
Below, I'll outline several key steps to pay mind when starting your PPC campaigns for small businesses. As you read through them, you'll probably have a few eye-rolls, a few smacks of the palm to your forehead, or maybe you've already copied the URL into an email or your own blog. These are all common-sense preparation steps/solutions to running a successful campaign. And so, without further ado:
1) Review Your Analytics. Then review them again.
Can't tell you how many times I've seen people ready to fire off campaigns willy-nilly without even thinking to look at the analytics. (It happens more than you think)
How can you accurately prescribe a solution without knowing the problem(s) are first? How can you leverage what users/consumers are already searching for, roll those searches in a mass of conversions, if you don't know? You can't. When looking through the analytics look for the following:
The percentage of search engine traffic that makes up the total visits. This is more for the PPC'er than client. You've got to know what you can expect from the campaigns and how to deliver your strategies with reasonable expectations. If you promise them the galaxy, and only end up at the moon, that's egg you can't wipe off your face too easily.
Of the search engine traffic, what engine(s) provide the most traffic. If you are dealing with smaller clients, with smallish spends, then you need to know where the majority of search traffic comes from. Sure, you can mostly expect that Google will always be Number 1, but you might find that Live sends more high quality traffic over Yahoo (not likely, but you never know). In this manner you can plan a strategy and carve up that budget accordingly.
Find all the high conversion keyword phrases that users are already using to find the site. Chances are it's branded keywords and phrases, but on occasion you find a diamond in the rough. (see point #3 for more Keyword Detail)
Geo-Location: Find out where the users are coming from. Remember, this is small business, so the traffic is likely to be localized within a state or a region. Talk with the client about their strong markets, and find those gems they might not have considered. Select some high impact areas to begin with and as the campaign progresses expand the net. In the beginning it's about getting a good bang for their buck.
Remember this one equation: DATA=CONVERSIONS. Without data, you're just flying blind and guessing. Ask every single client for at least 1 week of data analysis prior to PPC campaign strategy recommendations and set-up.
2) Goal Establishment: Find Your Finish Lines
Once you've done all your research, you need to establish GOALS: goal pages and goal funnels. Work with the client to find out what it is the REALLY want to accomplish with this PPC campaign. Never believe them when they tell you they want increased traffic their site and nothing more. Their lying, and might not even know it. They want to convert something on their website: an email sign-up, a line of products that have become stagnant recently, a contact form, just about anything that can be monetized on the site.
Take that extra step, work with the client to determine just what they want out of this. Never leave it at "increased traffic and more pageviews".
3) Keyword Research: Big Nets = Quick Spends
Here's where I'm going to buck tradition because remember we have a very limited budget in order to get high ROI. Be selective about the keywords you choose; meaning, you'll have to be the decision-maker about which keywords get the axe because they are too broad and are likely to burn up your budget quickly. For small business, it's mostly about the long-tail phrases and more niche phrases.
Chances are you're going to be competing with some major corps on that small budget, where you can get priced out of the game easily because they simply have more dollars to throw at it. Over time, if you see good results, you can augment your campaign to compete, but the safe bet is to stay out of the broad terms and work the niche phrases and smaller broad terms. For instance, instead of buying "DVD Players", you may want to target "Sony XML102100 Blu-Ray Player" or " Sony Blu-Ray HD DVD Player".
It may not bring in a flood of impressions, but those that do search for those phrases are most likely farther down the the purchasing funnel and more apt to converting.
4) Ad Variations: A Merry-Go-Round of Words
The key to any successful campaign is to have plenty of ad variations. And, since they are free to create, you have no reason not to experiment with different word combinations. While this seems counter-intuitive to #3, in the long run it's not. The objective is to find the ad the produces the most conversions. Writing a single ad doesn't give you enough to test.
5) Get Your SEO On
Yes, I know, everything comes back to SEO. And, unfortunately, it's true. PPC can be used as a long-term tool, but to be effective for small business clients, there must be an SEO base.
Quality scores are dependent on on-site content and the relevancy for the keyword on the page the ad links to. In essence, the better you do on your SEO, the lower you click-thrus cost, all while maintaining the same position.
5a) Landing Page Optimization: Testing Out Your Landing Pages for Success
More importantly, SEO can be used to optimize landing pages that your ads are linking to. What do I mean? Well, if you see an abundance of traffic coming to your landing page but no one is converting there's one of two problems:
- You aren't sending the user to the right page and they aren't finding enough compelling information to make the conversion.
- Goal Presentation is not optimal and users are not getting into the final leg of the purchase funnel.
The idea here is to test, test, test, different landing page combinations to find which landing page entices the most users to finish the purchase cycle. Try using Google Website Optimizer, now free to public, if you think you might have this issue.
So there you have it, 5 (ok, 5.5) basic guidelines to follow for small business PPC campaigns. If you have any that you think must be added to this list, feel free to write back and let us all know.
The New Google Favicon
A Curvier, Sleeker, and New Favicon for Google:
I woke up this morning to a new Google Favicon.
Those of you who don't remember, here's the old one:
Search Engine Roundtable, because they are always on top of the news, beat me to the punch this morning. Check out Barry's comments about the new Google Favicon. Personally, I have to agree that the old favicon seems to have much more stature; the new one, while I noticed right away (only because I live on the web) feels like it could blend in and get lost. It's doesn't have nearly the "ummph" the old "G" used to have.
Something strange, which I did notice, is that the Internet Explorer (I use Version 7) starts off with the old favicon, while Mozilla Firefox started off with the new favicon. Just a note of interest.
News Update on the New Favicon And Why Google Felt They Had to Change It:
From an official Google Spokesperson:
"We recognized there was a need for a Google icon that would better work across multiple applications including web, mobile and client applications. We felt the small 'g' had many of the characteristics that best represent our brand: it's simple, playful, and unique. We will be looking to improve and enhance this icon as we move forward."


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Posted by Anna Kaverman- Mercer Landmark
August 16, 2011
Three types of corn ear rot have the potential to appear in Indiana fields because of the extremely hot, dry weather.
Courtesy of Ag Answers, Ohio State Extension and Purdue Extension
While there is no way to manage or reduce toxic ear rots at this point in the growing season, Purdue Extension plant pathologist Kiersten Wise said it's important for farmers to know what's present in their fields.
Aspergillus ear rot, common on drought-stressed plants in overly hot, dry crop years, is caused by the Aspergillus flavus fungus, which also produces aflatoxin. Aflatoxin is a mycotoxin that is carcinogenic and can cause health problems in livestock.
Infected ears are stunted and have an olive-green dusty mold under the husk.
"Low levels of Aspergillus ear rot were detected in 2010 in southern Indiana, and conditions may again be favorable for the disease to develop in 2011," Wise said.
Another common ear rot exacerbated by the hot, dry weather is Fusarium ear rot. Fusarium is caused by a fungus called Fusarium verticilloides, which produces fumonisin – a mycotoxin especially toxic to horses and swine.
Wise said symptoms of Fusarium ear rot include white, pink or grey kernels scattered across the ear. It often is associated with insect damage. "In some hybrids, a white streaking can appear in kernels, which is known as a 'starburst' pattern," she said.
Diplodia is another common Indiana ear rot. Wise said it usually first appears in the southern regions, but it can be found statewide in most years. The fungus that causes Diplodia ear rot is called Stenocarpella maydis. It infects corn during silking. What sets apart Diplodia from Fusarium and Aspergillus ear rots is the infection and disease development favored by wet weather.
"April-planted corn in southern Indiana experienced wet, humid weather at silking, which may have favored infection in susceptible hybrids," Wise said.
Infected ears tend to have bleached husks with tiny black specks on the outer layer.
Growers removing the husk of an infected ear will find white, fuzzy growth between kernels, often starting at the base of the ear. Cobs also can appear rotted.
Wise said producers need to scout their fields before harvest to determine if or how much of the disease is present.
"If any Aspergillus ear rot is observed in a field, affected areas should be harvested early and grain should be segregated to avoid aflatoxin contamination of non-infected grain," she said. "Fields affected by Diplodia and Fusarium ear rots should also be harvested prior to other non-affected fields.
"All grain contaminated by any ear rot fungus should be stored separately from good grain and stored below 15 percent moisture to prevent further growth of fungi."


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Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. If you are taking extended-release capsules, swallow them whole. Do not crush or chew. Take this medicine with food if it upsets your stomach. It may be best to take your medicine consistently with or without food. Take your doses at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not stop taking this medicine suddenly. This increases the risk of seizures. Your doctor will tell you how much medicine to take. If your doctor wants you to stop the medicine, the dose will be slowly lowered over time to avoid any side effects. Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once. NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications: -delavirdine -ibrutinib -ranolazine This medicine may also interact with the following medications: -albendazole -alcohol -antiviral medicines for HIV or AIDS -aspirin and aspirin-like medicines -certain medicines for blood pressure like nifedipine, nimodipine, and verapamil -certain medicines for cancer -certain medicines for cholesterol like atorvastatin, simvastatin, and fluvastatin -certain medicines for depression, anxiety, or psychotic disturbances -certain medicines for fungal infections like ketoconazole and itraconazole -certain medicines for irregular heart beat like amiodarone and quinidine -certain medicines for seizures like carbamazepine, phenobarbital, and topiramate -certain medicines for stomach problems like cimetidine and omeprazole -chloramphenicol -cyclosporine -diazoxide -digoxin -disulfiram -doxycycline -female hormones, like estrogens and birth control pills -furosemide -halothane -isoniazid -medicines that relax muscles for surgery -methylphenidate -narcotic medicines for pain -phenothiazines like chlorpromazine, mesoridazine, prochlorperazine, thioridazine -praziquantel -reserpine -rifampin -St. John's Wort -steroid medicines like prednisone or cortisone -sulfonamides like sulfamethoxazole or sulfasalazine -supplements like folic acid or vitamin D -theophylline -ticlopidine -tolbutamide -warfarin
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NOTE: This sheet is a summary. It may not cover all possible information. If you have questions about this medicine, talk to your doctor, pharmacist, or health care provider.
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The Zaring Group has sent us some awesome photos from Casa Dorada's New Year's Eve Barefoot Formal which, as most of you know from previous reports, took place in Cabo San Lucas this past weekend. Performers from three different reality shows, "Dancing with the Stars," "American Idol" and "So You Think You Can Dance" collaborated to entertain guests at Casa Dorada's New Year's party.
The event was hosted by Mary Murphy ("So You Think You Can Dance" judge) and featured performances and entertainment by "Dancing with the Stars" Louis Van Amstel, Anna Trebunskaya, Jonathan Roberts, Chelsie Hightower, Dmitry Chaplin; "American Idol's" Michael Johns, Melinda Doolittle, Rickey Smith, LaToya London; "So You Think You Can Dance's" Allison Holker and Stephen 'tWitch' Boss.
According to The Zaring Group, everyone sang Kool & The Gang's "Celebration" to close out the night and welcome in 2012 with a fireworks display over the Sea of Cortez.
Casa Dorada's New Year's Eve Barefoot Formal was produced by The Zaring Group. The stage show was presented by Jay D. Schwartz and Louis Van Amstel, with Louis choreographing as well as performing.
The photos below of Allison and tWitch, Jonathan, Chelsie, and Dmitry were taken by Enrique Morales. The photo with Anna and Louis was taken by Omar Wrtiz/Fernando Lugo.
Special thanks to Kathy of The Zaring Group for taking us there up close and personal!!
Also, below is a fun video of Chelise, Dmitry, and Stephen tWitch Boss performing and dancing to "Moves Like Jagger". Thanks to the Dmitry Dream Team at facebook for the find.
I think I know where I'd like to go next New Year's if they hold this event again! How about you? 🙂
ADDING: You can view another performance HERE of Jonathan Roberts, Mary Murphy, Dmitry Chaplin, Louis Van Amstel and Chelsie Hightower dancing to Melinda Doolittle and LaToya London's "Proud Mary".


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The United States remains the indispensable leader of the West – and the US-European alliance remains the indispensable partnership. The deep financial crisis and the sharp drop in Western global influence require the natural partners of the US and the European Union (EU) to come closer again. The presidency of Barack Obama now offers us the opportunity to do so.
President-elect Obama has caught the imagination of the world, including the Europeans. They welcome his promise of a better mix of American military might with soft power and diplomacy. They appreciate his readiness to consult with transatlantic allies and not just scold them. They see in his charismatic figure the person and the land that once again represents the hopes of mankind.
At the same time, in spite of exaggerated expectations, our increasingly interdependent, multipolar, complex world means there's only so much a US president can – or should – do. Given the magnitude of the challenges facing the new administration, Mr. Obama's honeymoon period will be short, so he must seize it quickly.
Already, some Europeans wonder to what extent the appointment of old hands such as Hillary Clinton (for secretary of State), Robert Gates (for secretary of Defense), and Jim Jones (for National Security Adviser) might signal not merely continuity but also business as usual.
They expect differently perceived national interests to continue to give rise to transatlantic disputes from time to time. They contend that if the West is to become more effective, such differences must be resolved by careful negotiation instead of unilateral fiat.
In fact, the gravity of the current financial crisis and its negative influence on economic growth, employment, and the fight against global warming, as well as the many foreign-policy challenges – from Russia to the Near East, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, and North Korea – are pushing the two sides of the Atlantic even closer together. We have overarching common interests and values to defend. In a world in which power is shifting from West to East, in particular to Asia, we can no longer afford unnecessary divisions.
We must develop common strategies to broker a more lasting armistice between Israel and the Palestinians that allows for further negotiations on a peace settlement.
We need to find a better balance between diplomacy and sanctions on Iran and make more progress toward enabling the Afghans to put their own house in order.
Together, we must think through ways to positively engage Russia as a provider of energy supplies and necessary partner for the solution of international conflicts, while at the same time ensuring the independence of countries such as Ukraine by putting a greater emphasis on their close association with the EU.
In the years to come, of course, America's leadership role will depend largely on how Washington deals with the deep financial and economic crisis.
The need for more stringent regulation of financial markets, increased public spending, and other measures to stimulate consumption and bail out troubled industries, while still promoting meaningful investment in the future, are already on the agenda. Expenditures will lead to an even higher public debt.
Thus the US is likely to continue living beyond its means, spending more than it earns and not saving enough. And the Federal Reserve will face intensifying political pressures from Congress and the White House over monetary policy.
Consequently, European leaders worry that the US will shift much of the burden onto the shoulders of its partners, not least by a further competitive devaluation of the dollar and by protectionist legislation. That could create friction not only with China and Japan, but also with the European Central Bank and the EU.
Stability-oriented Germany, the EU's economically most important member state, with its high savings rate, its quite successful efforts at balancing the budget, and a high dependence on free trade, would be particularly affected. No government enjoys being "invited" to help bail out those primarily responsible for a crisis, especially when it faces a crucial election year, as the German government does in 2009.
All this does not mean, however, that Berlin will refuse to contribute its share. In addition to the ¤200 billion package adopted by the EU and its member states as recently as last December, Germany will soon enact a second national stimulus package.
Because of power shifts in our globalized world and because of policy mistakes in recent years, the US role as a global leader has been put into serious question. All of the Western world today suffers the consequences.
It is now up to Obama and EU leaders to revitalize the indispensable partnership with the indispensable leader.
• Dietrich von Kyaw is a retired ambassador and the former permanent representative of Germany to the European Union.


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Please provide comments to the issue below as part of the 2012 WCB cost model virtual workshop for inclusion in the record. Comments are moderated for conformity to the workshop's guidelines.
USF/ICC Transformation Order: The Commission determined that "voice telephony service" is the service supported by federal high-cost universal service support. All recipients must offer voice telephony service. In addition, as a condition of receiving support, all recipients must offer broadband service.
Hybrid Cost Proxy Model: The HCPM is a voice-based model. The model assumes a maximum loop length of 18,000 feet. The Commission decided at the time not to accommodate high-bandwidth advanced services by adopting a short loop length; the Commission concluded it did not make sense to burden the Universal Service Fund with the cost of delivering advanced services, i.e. broadband, when only a small portion of customers subscribed to such services. The Commission initially concluded that the model should be capable of separately identifying host, remote, and stand-alone switches and of distributing the savings associated with lower-cost remote switches among all lines in a given host-remote relationship. The Commission later decided, after no party had submitted an algorithm that could determine whether a wire center should house a particular type of switch, that use of the Local Exchange Routing Guide (LERG) was the most feasible alternative currently available to incorporate the efficiencies of host-remote relationships in the federal high-cost universal support mechanism. The HCPM also provides for the allocation of a reasonable portion of the joint and common costs of the switching and inter-office functions to the cost of providing the supported services and explicitly models the cost of signaling.
The CQBAT model does not explicitly model the cost of voice.
Questions for Comment
Because voice telephony service is the supported service, the model must calculate the cost of a network that can provide voice. The Bureau seeks comment on the following proposals:
- If we adopt a green-field model, the Bureau proposes to calculate the cost of voice telephony service with the following:
- One softswitch per market
- How should we define the market? One softswitch per state?
- Should we model this as a fixed cost, or a fixed cost and some variable or wholly variable?
- Some type of signaling system
- What type of signaling system should the model use? (e.g., Signaling System 7 (SS7), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP))
- Backup power
- Should the model provide for backup power in the central offices?
- Should the model provide for batteries in the customer premises equipment if using fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP)?
- One softswitch per market
- If we adopt a brown-field model, the Bureau proposes that it would only need to capture the cost of operating and maintaining a network that can provide voice telephony service; it would not need to include any capex for a voice network. Would the most straightforward option be to calculate the total cost of providing voice as in a green-field case and remove the capex from the calculation?
- Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, Forward-Looking Mechanism for High Cost Support for Non-Rural LECs, CC Docket Nos. 96-45, 97-160, Tenth Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd 20156, 20291, 20293, paras. 320, 323 (1999) (Inputs Order).
- Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, Forward-Looking Mechanism for High Cost Support for Non-Rural LECs, CC Docket Nos. 96-45, 97-160, Fifth Report and Order, 13 FCC Rcd 21323, 21352, 21355-56, paras. 70, 76, 77, 79 (1998) (Platform Order).
- Connect America Fund et al., WC Docket No. 10-90 et al., Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 26 FCC Rcd 17663, 17692-93, 17695, paras. 77-79, 86 (2011) (USF/ICC Transformation Order or Order), pets. for review pending sub nom. In re: FCC, No. 11-9900 (10th Cir. filed Dec. 18, 2011) (USF/ICC Transformation Order).


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NEW YORK -- Elaine Stritch would rather get on with it.
The 88-year-old Broadway legend and New York icon – as much a fixture as the Statue of Liberty, but with a whole lot more to say – has made her way slowly into the Chelsea theater where the documentary "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" was premiering Friday at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Led to a green room before the show starts, she's displeased about the seating options, and, coming off a hip surgery, would prefer to go directly into the theater. She isn't shy about it. First, though, she grips a reporter by the forearm, fixes her gaze on him, and says in that unmistakable, feisty voice:
"There are ways around my life, if you know what I mean."
She has lived a full one, from defining performances of Stephen Sondheim tunes on Broadway to the Tony- and Emmy-winning one-woman show "Elaine Stritch: At Liberty" to her memorable guest appearances on "30 Rock." She's New York show business, personified.
"Shoot Me," directed by Chiemi Karasawa and produced by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger of Providence Productions, captures Stritch off the stage, but no less theatrical. Just walking down the street on her Upper East Side neighborhood, Stritch is entertaining. The film – one of the best at Tribeca – follows her around as she makes plans to move back home to Michigan, thinks about winding down her career, and generally reacts with anger, frustration and acceptance at her increasingly evident mortality.
As in everything else, Stritch makes no bones about her opinion of the unadorned portrait of her in "Shoot Me."
"I'm not going to comment," she says, before doing so. "It's not my cup of tea on a warm afternoon in May. I'd like to be do doing something else but complaining about my life, and that's a lot of what I was doing. But I think I had a right to."
Karasawa, a veteran documentary producer and former script supervisor, came to make the film (her directorial debut) through sharing a hairdresser with Stritch. It was the hairdresser who first suggested Karasawa make a documentary on the cabaret grande dame. An introduction was made. Others vouched for her.
"It took some prodding," says Karasawa. "She'd tell me to call and then I'd call and she wouldn't remember who I was."
Along with interviews with Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin (who has joined the film as a producer), and her longtime musical companion, Rob Bowman, "Shoot Me" is mostly just Stritch – irascible and vulnerable – going about her days with brassy humor and undaunted energy.
Stritch's "At Liberty" was memorably documented in an award-winning HBO film, and D.A. Pennebaker's "Company: Original Cast Album" (1970) showed her wildly wrestling to record "The Ladies Who Lunch." But Karasawa wanted to an inversion of that, an off-stage picture of Stritch.
"She is not ashamed to present herself at any stage in her life as she is and be honest about what she's going through," says Karasawa. "When you see someone that's that liberated, it inspires the same thing in you. I think that's why she has so many fans, because they wish that she was the person on their shoulder giving them courage and the strength to do and say what they feel."
There are some remarkably intimate moments. When Stritch, a diabetic, landed in the hospital, she called for Karasawa to come quickly with her camera. Sitting in a hospital bed, she says: "It's time for me, and I can feel it everywhere."
Then, with a flash of resilience, she says: "This is the time in my life where I'm going to behave like an elegant human being, or not. Because I can be a lot of things."
"Elaine is extremely critical of it," Karasawa says of the film. "If you're a performer and an entertainer and you're used to performing and entertaining, then you see yourself not performing and entertaining, it can be very difficult. It makes her a little bit nervous because she's not used to presenting that side of herself and I don't think she's aware of how entertaining she is when she's not performing."
Stritch doesn't plan to retire from show business, but take it slower: "Easy does it is what I'm looking for," she says.
Earlier in April, Stritch performed a farewell series of shows at the Cafe Carlyle, ahead of her planned move to her hometown of Birmingham, Mich. – the same town she left to come to New York some 70 years ago. She moves next week, she says.
What will she miss most about New York?
After careful thought, she answers: "I love holidays in New York. I love `em. I want to celebrate something all the time and New York has holidays for every day of the week, practically. I like holidays in New York City."
"And days off!" she adds, before making her way to the theater for yet another adoring audience.


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Loupe, a professional golfer for three years, qualified for the tour through the Web.com circuit last season and this is his sixth tournament. He has missed the cut in all of the other five.
He shot an 8-under-par 63 on the Monterey Peninsula course, one of three used for this event. Monterey Peninsula is a par-71 course while the other two layouts in the rotation, the Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill, are both par 72.
Loupe, 25, who played his college golf at LSU, lowered his previous-best score on the tour by four shots. He posted a 67 in he opening round of the Humana Challenge on Jan. 16, but still missed the cut.
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Spilly v. FM3
It's not every day that a very cool Chinese avant-electronic duo turns up commissioning handknits. As a Buddha Machine enthusiast myself, how could I refuse?Here's the first of the socks-in-progress posed with my Buddha Machine (it's a Chan Fang.) The mitts will follow shortly.
If you'd like to experience the lo-fi joy of the Buddha Machine for yourself, as they say, there's an app for that. It's well-worth the dollar price tag to have an infinite amount of music at one's fingertips.
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I'm so intrigued by the Buddha Machine; I've never heard of it before.
That sock is looking super cute!
- February 24, 2011 at 11:22 a.m.
- spillyjane said...
Thank you! You should really look into the Buddha Machine -- it really is a fascinating and indispensible device.
- February 24, 2011 at 3:06 p.m.
- Voie de Vie said...
Love the Buddha Machine!!!! Can you download your own music choices to it as well as listen to their ambient tunes?
The socks are looking very buddha machine-like. :)
- February 24, 2011 at 3:10 p.m.
- spillyjane said...
VdV -- I'm happy to hear it! Glad you like the socks, as well.
The beauty of the Buddha Machine is that it comes pre-loaded with (in the case if the first two versions,) nine ambient loops or (when it comes to version three, called Chan Fang,) four classical loops. You don't need to add anything at all! It's all there -- a perfect, self-contained lo-tech anti-iPod.
Now, the magic really happens when you get two or more Buddhas in the same room...
- February 24, 2011 at 3:45 p.m.
- Deb said...
Sounds amazing--nearly amazing as the matching sock you're designing for it. But where the heck do you get something like this???
- February 24, 2011 at 3:54 p.m.
- spillyjane said...
Deb -- Thank you! Here is a list of places to buy them. I ordered mine from Insound.
- February 24, 2011 at 3:58 p.m.
- DonnaC said...
Just when I thought I couldn't love you any more than I already do, now you are turning knitters on to FM3 and the Buddha machine - ah the possibilities are endless! :)
- February 25, 2011 at 9:23 p.m.
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So creative and such excellent work!
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