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April 20, 2014
New Flickr App Is a Full-Fledged Mobile App
Smartphone photographers may want to consider getting the new Flickr app.
April 20, 2014
Upgrades Incoming: Apple Discovered To Be Testing Unannounced iPhone and Mac Software
'AppleInsider' has been analyzing the web traffic to its site and has found evidence of machines running the unannounced iOS 8.0 and OS X 10.10 operating systems for the past few months.
April 20, 2014
3-D Printing Is Going Mainstream Sooner Than You Think
3-D printing still hasn't gone mainstream, due in part to the high prices of the printers -- but also because the devices are not really a consumer product yet.
April 20, 2014
U.S. Crude Reserves Hit Highest Levels In Nearly 40 Years
New data from the Energy Information Administration shows that crude reserves in the U.S. hit their highest levels since 1976.
April 19, 2014
Here's How Wireless Carriers Are Helping Apple
This analyst believes that early upgrade plans from wireless carriers will boost iPhone sales.
April 19, 2014
TSMC: Apple's 64-Bit Processor Spurs Higher-Tech Chip Manufacturing
TSMC reports that demand for 28-nanometer chip manufacturing is "unseasonably strong," following Apple's introduction of its 64-bit processor.
April 19, 2014
Rigged Stock Market: Should the Fears Be Taken Seriously?
The shortcomings of HFT trading do not mean the market is "rigged."
April 19, 2014
After a Harsh Winter, Oilfield Services Wake Up From Hibernation
The energy industry appears to be gearing up for a strong second quarter.
April 19, 2014
McDonald's Accused of Treating Workers Like Modern-Day Slaves
McDonald's is facing an investigation by the Canadian government following accusations by a former worker from Belize that he was coerced into 'modern day slavery.'
April 19, 2014
5 Tips for Investing in an Inflationary Environment
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April 18, 2014
Should You Care About High-Frequency Trading?
The media has been discussing high-frequency trading since the release of Michael Lewis's 'Flash Boys' and regulators recently initiated investigations into the practice. Here are six basic questions, answered, about high-frequency trading.
April 18, 2014
10 SUVs to Steer Clear Of in 2014
Here are 10 SUVs that Consumer Reports is urging buyers to stay away from.
April 18, 2014
BP's Deepwater Horizon Spill Claimants Still Struggling Four Years Later
Four years after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig leaked 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf, claimants from the area are still struggling to make ends meet.
April 18, 2014
Amazon and Samsung Partner to Launch Kindle for Samsung App
Samsung Galaxy users will get some of the benefits of an Amazon Kindle thanks to a deal between the two companies to launch the Kindle for Samsung app for Galaxy devices.
April 18, 2014
Pandora Doesn't Want to Pay for Music Made Before 1972
Major record companies have filed a lawsuit in New York against Pandora over music made before 1972 that isn't protected by federal copyright law.
April 18, 2014
Can P&G's New Gillette Razor Win Out Against Hipster Beard Trend?
Procter & Gamble is unrolling a high-end Gillette razor called the ProGlide FlexBall in an effort to squeeze revenue out of an increasingly pressurized market.
April 18, 2014
Is An 'Outperform' in General Electric's Future?
General Electric stock has been trending higher over the past several quarters and is currently trading near highs for the year.
April 18, 2014
Google Desktop App Allows Android Users to Access Their Computers
Android users can now control their home computer's desktop from across the room or even while across town using a new Google Chrome-based app.
April 18, 2014
Is Pepsi a Good Portfolio Play?
Pepsi stock has been in a range over the last couple of quarters but is currently surging higher.
April 18, 2014
Sony Announces 7M PlayStation 4s Sold, While Microsoft Remains Silent
The consoles are selling so rapidly that it is having trouble making enough units to meet consumer demand, Sony says.
April 18, 2014
This Google Patent Makes Glass Look Old-Fashioned
The tech giant filed for a patent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office related to a miniaturized camera that will be able to take video.
April 18, 2014
AT&T Threatens to Boycott Spectrum Auction Over Proposed Rules
In a filing to the FCC, AT&T said that if the rules restricting which licenses it can bid on are put in place, it won't participate in the auction at all.
April 18, 2014
Samsung's Tizen Smartphones May Challenge Android and iOS Soon
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April 18, 2014
Should You Take a Chance With Starbucks?
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April 17, 2014
Dodge's Polarizing New Charger Sparks Worries
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April 17, 2014
Honda Beefs Up the Fit to Create the HR-V Compact Crossover
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April 17, 2014
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April 17, 2014
Can Target Climb Higher?
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April 17, 2014
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April 17, 2014
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Meeting Minutes
Nov. 27, 2012
Attendance: Zach Strang, Cheryl Kent, Ellesse Speath, Sam Rhodes, Steve Najara, Alec Parkin, Lee Silbert, Spencer Graham, George Hoey, Tim Jorgenson
I. Call to Order
-Mr. Strang calls meeting to order at 5:34 pm on November 27, 2012.
II. Roll Call
-Taken Manually
III. Public Forum
-No one present to report
IV. Reading and Approval of Minutes
-Mr. Strang motions to approve the minutes as they are. Motion carries.
V. Changes and Approval to Agenda Items
-Mr. Strang motions to approve the agenda as it is. Motion carries.
VI. CUSG Report
-No one present to report
VII. Program Area Liaison Reports
-Nothing to report from the liaisons
VIII. Chair's Report
(Looking at attachment from email sent out earlier in the day)
-Ms. Kent: Customers are worried about possibility of the lack of amenities with the construction. We want to do something to make sure they know that we want to take care of them.
-(Like) Free week of classes, 1 free personal training session, member of the month, coffee, family pass
-(Against) Free month of membership and a discounted membership
-Tim: Need to pay attention to our green initiative if we want to be giving things out
-Ms. Kent: Membership will be increasing significantly around the holiday.
-George: We should attempt to tie in the alumni into the membership of the month for who they bring in, or qualifying them for the member of the month.
-Lee: How significant are our non-student members in the use of the rec center?
-Tim: 24 Hour Fitness is the only gym with lower rates then us in the county.
-Mr. Strang: Is it worth riding ourselves form the profit of $5694 for students who do not bring their ID? We are looking at the option of using the student directory for people who forget.
IX. Directors Report
-Ms. Kent: Searching for Fitness and Wellness, Clubs, and Outdoor positions.
-Outdoor position is closed, and we are waiting on paperwork.
-Tim: Fit Well is happening now. We are looking for the right person for the job. We are hoping to close on that by Jan 1, but if not it will be in Feb.
X. Executive Team Reports
-Tim: Intermurals are in their second week of tournament play.
-The demand for personal trainers doubled in October. We are on the hunt for more trainers.
-Outdoor is already starting summer scheduling.
-Clubs are winding down.
-Relay for life is getting pulled together. It is a walk to end cancer. Colleges Against Cancer wants to take it over, but it has been in the Rec for many years.
-Ms. Kent: Although we cannot waive the fee entirely, we do give them a significantly discounted rate.
MOTION: (Sam) Motion to bump facilities on a Friday in the East gyms for Relay for life.
-Second by Spencer, Motion passes 6:0:1
MOTION: (Spencer) Motion to lower the rental rate for Relay for Life as long as is stays within the CUFF guidelines.
-Second by Sam, Motion passes 6:0:1
-Steve: We are getting the building back to regular temperature. We are dealing abnormal shifts.
-We have begun Phase 2 planning. This includes the weight room, lobby, conference rooms, etc. These wont begin until February. The weight room will move in January during break. It will be closed Jan 2 and 3.
-George: Have there been issues with fumes in the building? I encountered some very strong gasoline smells last week.
-Ms. Kent: There were some issues with people leaving the doors open in the loading dock and a few other places which was causing some issues. We have sent out a notice that no doors are to be left open.
XI. Old Business
a. Buff Up the Rec
-Waiting for the package to come back
XII. New Business
-None to report
XIII. Announcements
-Steering/Rec Board meeting on Dec 4th
XIV. Adjournment
-Mr. Strang: Motion to adjourn. Motion carries at 6:44 pm.


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In early 2004, Cox Hospitality Network was approached by MGM Hotel Operations with a requirement to provide high definition programming to the Sky Lofts well in advance of the hotel VoD manufacturers being able to deliver such features.
There were several challenges facing Cox HN and MGM Operations in delivering this solution. Cox Hospitality Network joined MGM Operations determined the following requirements
- The system needed to be placed, cost effectively, only in the Sky Lofts
- The system needed to support residential TV's including Bang & Olfsen
- The system needed to provide HD programming to match the quality of the new TV's
- The system should cater to the demands of the ultimate guests in Sky Lofts.
- The system needed to be installed in just a few months
At the time of the request, the hotel VoD suppliers where not positioned to provide HD programming for FTG and VoD. In fact, the systems that where available were very expensive and one-of-a-kind solutions.
Since Cox HN is a division of one of the largest cable operators in the US, Cox HN was able to leverage existing residential technology to provide what is, even today, a system with the most advanced features. Cox HN essentially used the same residential Set Tops that are available in your home to be installed at Sky Lofts. The system included:
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The debates will just be so entertaining. Everyone is saying he was drunk during the New Hampshire fundraiser, but the scary thing is that we really don't know, the dude could actually be that crazy. Man, I love politics, I love being entertained and there is nothing more entertaining than watching Michele Bachmann try to put together a complete sentence. I really hope one of the entertaining people like Bachmann, Perry, or Cain get the nod. Anything but that boring fuck Romney.


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The Virginia football team once again flexed its renewed recruiting muscle in the Tidewater area on Wednesday.
Bayside High School safety Quin Blanding -- a consensus five-star prospect, according to the major online recruiting websites -- committed to the Cavaliers' class of 2014. Blanding picked Virginia from a list of 10 finalists that also included Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan, and Clemson.
Three prominent recruiting websites -- Rivals, Scout, and 247Sports -- all rate Blanding as a five-star recruit, and one of the top 10 prospects in the recruiting class of 2014. Rivals rates Blanding the highest overall, ranking him fourth in the country, while Scout and 247Sports both rank Blanding as the top safety in the class.
Blanding can't sign a binding letter of intent with Virginia on February 2014. But he's the latest top prospect from the Tidewater area to pick the Cavaliers since Mike London took over the program after the 2009 season.
London's 2011 recruiting class was highlighted by cornerback Tra' Nicholson, the Gatorade state player of the year that season. Defensive end Eli Harold, the top prospect in Virginia's 2012 class, was rated the state's best player by Rivals. And earlier this month running back Taquan Mizzell, the first five-star recruit of the London era, signed with the Cavaliers.
Like Blanding, both Nicholson and Mizzell attended Bayside High School in Virginia Beach.
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H. Catherine Mayorkas is Executive Director of Public Interest Programs at UCLA School of Law and the chief administrator of the school's David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy. As Executive Director of Public Interest Programs, Mayorkas coordinates the extensive student pro bono program, works with student public interest organizations and organizes a variety of speaker series and events, such as the annual Southern California Public Interest Career Day. She also counsels students interested in pursuing public interest opportunities and careers.
As chief administrator of the Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy, Mayorkas works very closely with the students enrolled in the program. These students are committed to pursuing a public interest career path and are admitted into the program based on their academic achievements and demonstrated commitment to public service. The Epstein Program offers a challenging approach to education for legal and policy work in the public interest.
Immediately before coming to UCLA School of Law, Mayorkas served as the Co-Director of the Los Angeles Learning Centers, a national education reform effort. After graduating from Georgetown University Law Center, Mayorkas worked as a litigator in a private firm in Los Angeles, where she also engaged in extensive pro bono work.
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August 9, 2013
Texas State Aquarium Launches Wildlife Care, Conservation, and Research Fund
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS – The Texas State Aquarium is excited to announce the launch of its new Wildlife Care, Conservation, and Research Fund (WCCR). This new, annual grant program will fund research and conservation projects that focus on conservation issues linked to the species and ecosystems interpreted at the Aquarium. The Texas State Aquarium will be awarding $100,000 to worthy projects this year through the WCCR. Recipients will be chosen by a panel led by Dr. Wes Tunnell of the Harte Research Institute and Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. The panel will include representatives from the University of Texas Marine Science Institute, Texas Parks and Wildlife, the Nature Conservancy, and the Texas State Aquarium.
In 2010, the Texas State Aquarium Board of Trustees and staff developed a new vision for the Aquarium, with the goal of ultimately becoming a nationally recognized aquarium. In addition to the Aquarium's current role as the leading environmental education center and an important driver of tourism for this region, the Aquarium endeavors to become a powerful force in wildlife conservation, supporting research and conservation programs that positively impact the species and habitats found throughout South Texas, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The launching of the WCCR fund is another milestone as the Aquarium begins to realize this vision.
Aquarium President & CEO Tom Schmid commented, "We are very excited to launch this program and help further the research and conservation projects of those in the community. As a not-for-profit entity, we are acutely aware of how important grant funding is to projects, so we are thrilled to be able to offer this opportunity to others."
The Texas State Aquarium is now accepting applications for grants, with a deadline of September 13, 2013. Grant applications and more information about this program can be found at www.texasstateaquarium.org/wccr.
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Gary Cahill completed his first 90 minutes of the summer on Thursday, and flew home to London feeling positive after a fortnight in Asia.
Cahill partnered John Terry in central defence in the first half of our 8-1 win in Jakarta, before being joined by Tomas Kalas in the second, and after the game was delighted to have gone the distance.
'I'm pleased to get some minutes under my belt, this time is all about getting fit and sharp and more game time, and it meant it was easy to sleep on the way home!' the defender joked.
'I feel okay. The aim of the three games is to get stronger and stronger and we've done that well as a team. We're starting to see the manager getting his ideas across and it was a convincing win in the end, so we're pleased to finish it off like that.
'It's been a successful trip. We're going home a lot fitter than when we arrived and I think we've improved game on game. The lads are starting to look very sharp so it's been a great two weeks.'
There are a few days of rest now before training at Cobham and another trip abroad, this time to America where the team will play four games in 10 days to complete our pre-season preparations.
'It's intense but you have to cram your training in and get fit,' the 27-year-old said. 'I'm looking forward to spending a couple of days at home and then we go again with four games over there. It's all about getting games in now.
'The young lads with us have been phenomenal and have done really well in the games, but we welcome back the experienced boys from their holidays and the US will be a lot tougher test for us. It will be a more experienced squad but there will be some tough games.
'We had a lot of times last year where we played at least two matches a week, so this will be good for us to play four games in 10 days and we have a big squad, so I'm sure there will be some rotation and a lot of competition for places.'


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Meet Sydni Payne!
Freshman guard Sydni Payne talks about her expectations of coming to Stetson and the adjustments she's made throughout the first few weeks of college and preseason…
My experience here at Stetson thus far has been great. It was everything I expected and more. I really like the campus here and have already met some really nice people. What I like most here is that everyone is welcoming and always ready to help, which made my transition from high school to Stetson so much easier. Initially it was challenging trying to manage my time with school and ball as well as finding time to sleep and eat, but now I think I have adjusted well and have found time to do them all!
Academically, I have transitioned well with the school work. Of course because its college, the rigor is more demanding but for the most part everything is progressing as expected. My professors are great and are always ready to help and answer any of my questions. I really like the small class sizes and it makes the learning environment more personal and open
As for basketball, I am really enjoying practice and getting to know the team. Although it has only been a little over a month, I feel like I have already connected with the team as they have already taken me in and are helping me through the transition. They, in addition, have made it easier for me to adjust and to get acclimated with college life.
Preseason workouts have begun and are quite intense. The pace is much faster than high school, and the intensity and the demands are greater. Playing in college is at a new level of strength and endurance that I feel has already made me better. There is still a lot to learn playing at this level, but I've only scratched the surface of what lies ahead. I look forward to getting better every day and helping my team win a championship this year! I know we are all excited and anxious especially Amena, Cha Cha, and I who are the new kids on the block, but we have a great team with great coaches and a lot of talent. I look forward to the great things that will come of this year!


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Even with financial assistance, some families must consider additional payment options to meet educational expenses not covered by financial aid. Monthly payment plans and Private 529 plans are great options to consider first.
Beyond these options, the University of Redlands strongly suggests that students and parents take full advantage of federal sources of financial aid like the Direct PLUS Loan (for parents) or Direct Grad PLUS (for graduate students) before applying for alternative loans.
For more information about alternative loans please see our publication: Your Guide to Payment Options at the University of Redlands.
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The Custom Choice Loan® program provides undergraduate and graduate students competitive pricing, a choice of a fixed or variable interest rate, and borrower benefits that encourage degree completion. The application process includes added transparency by displaying, in the same session, an estimated repayment calculation for the actual pricing offered. Pricing is dependent upon credit history and the repayment plan and term selected. Fixed interest rates range from 3.75% to 12.25% (APRs range from 3.751 to 11.356%). Variable interest rates range from LIBOR + 2.00% to LIBOR + 9.61% (APRs range from 2.251% to 9.286%).
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Lovers of wine will be drenched in tasting options during Killington's 11th Annual Killington Wine Festival, July 20-22 and the Snowed Inn, a country inn tucked away in a quiet, woodland setting just off Killington Road, will offer festival goers a discounted lodging and festival package that includes tickets to the weekend's tasting events.
The Snowed Inn Wine Festival Package provides a 10 percent lodging discount to all festival goers plus 10 percent off of the Killington Wine Festival Estate Tasting, Grand Tasting and Patron Tickets.
The weekend begins Friday night at 6 p.m. at the Killington Grand Hotel with the Estate Wine Tasting, featuring a sampling of estate and reserve wine selections from the world's leading wine makers. Participants will have a chance to meet vintners and wine representatives while enjoying light hors d'oeuvres and wines.
Beginning at 1 p.m. on Saturday, guests will participate in the signature event of the weekend, the Grand Tasting, which takes place in outside under a large tent at the base of Killington Peak. Five hundred wines from 40 wineries will be available for sampling, plus live music and food pairings including Vermont specialty products like cheese and chocolate, round out the event.
Green Mountain National Golf Course will play host to the Wine and Nine Golf Tournament, beginning at 3 p.m. Specially selected "Golf Friendly" wines, nine holes of golf, a light dinner and awards are all included in the event. Separate tickets are available for $50 and reservations are required.
For more details about the event, visit www.discoverkillington.com. For the special lodging package and reservations, visit www.snowedinn.com or call 800.311.5406.
Family-owned and operated by Manfred and Jeanne Karlhuber, the Snowed Inn is a classic AAA 3-Diamond rated lodging property with 20 different rooms, all with private bath and wireless Internet access. From standard rooms with one, two or three beds, to deluxe rooms with fireplace and/or Jacuzzi tub and even some with a living rooms and kitchen/dining area, staying at the Snowed Inn is intimate yet provides the modern conveniences and amenities just steps away from the front door. A year-round outdoor spa with hot tub is nestled in the woods off the back deck, or guests can sit and share stories of their day in the common living room area.


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Rimmed with shops and restaurants and carpeted in emerald-hued grass, Pendleton's Village Green is like a town square, only better. If you're lucky, you'll spot folk artist Richard Burnside at his easel. Docents at the town's two historic homes—Woodburn and Ashtabula—offer friendly, informative tours and the stories behind the family photos and antiques on display.
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Situated in plantation cottages, garages, outbuildings and even storefronts, Bluffton's shops, galleries and cafés ramble past the edges of downtown. Keep going and you'll run across the Gothic 19th-century Church of the Cross on a bluff overlooking the May River. Bed down at the Inn at Palmetto Bluff, a favorite of Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler, where you can hike through ancient marine forest and explore the river via kayak.
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- Congressional Republicans threaten to take us back to the failed policies that created the economic crisis -- doing the bidding of the special interests: Wall Street banks, credit card companies, Big Oil, and insurance companies - and getting rewarded by their corporate friends.
- These extreme Republican economic and fiscal policies created the Bush Recession -- the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression , with job losses of nearly 800,000 a month -- and nearly doubled our national debt.
- Democrats in Congress will continue to address the major issues confronting our nation and take America in a New Direction - creating good American jobs, the lowest taxes in 60 years for the middle class and small businesses, closing tax loopholes that send jobs overseas, and building a strong new foundation for the American economy.
WAVE NBC-3 (Kentucky) - Summer jobs program seeks employers
Across Kentucky, federal stimulus money will help pay for 10,000 summer jobs for disadvantage youth and adults. In Kentuckiana, the money will be used for 700 to 800 jobs for 16 to 24 year olds. [6/8/10]
Athens Banner-Herald (Georgia) - Stimulus Grant gets local kids into paying summer jobs
…the Georgia Summer Teen Partnership, a needs-based work program supported by American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus funds and designed to help teens ages 14-18 who come from low-income families.
About 920 students throughout the 12-county Northeast Georgia region will find or start jobs at nonprofits and small businesses this month. [6/8/10]
Holtville Tribune/ Imperial Valley Weekly-Chronicle (California) - Gov. Schwarzenegger Applauds More Than $19 Million In Recovery Act Funds For Regional National Emergency Grant
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today applauded that more than $19 million in Regional Federal National Emergency Grant (NEG) funds will be directed toward assisting more than 31,000 total workers from six counties (Alameda, Contra Costa, San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Solano and Stanislaus) who have been affected by to the plant shutdown.
"Thanks to this much-needed Recovery Act funding, we can provide emergency assistance to those impacted by the NUMMI factory closure," said Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
This grant will leverage Wagner-Peyser, TAA and local Workforce Investment Area resources to provide a variety of purposes: outreach, recruiting, testing, assessment, transferable skills analysis, resume writing, job search workshops, job clubs, basic/remedial education, individual employment plans, career counseling, job placement, on-the-job training, classroom training, occupational or vocational skills training, marketing, in-depth supportive services, stress counseling, post placement follow-up, and other services as deemed necessary. [6/7/10]
The Modesto Bee (California) - Elk Grove school district gets money to train low-income jobless residents [DISTRICTS MENTIONED: Doris Matsui (CA-5) and R-Dan Lungren (CA-3): Voted NO on Recovery Act]
The Elk Grove Unified School District will receive $459,310 in federal stimulus funds to develop programs to train low-income, unemployed and underskilled residents for jobs in health care, information technology and alternative energy.
The school district was one of five agencies in California and the only one in Sacramento County to receive this grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. [6/9/10]
Akron Beacon Journal (Ohio) - Weatherization project moves ahead
Ohio's progress at weatherizing the homes of low-income people has triggered the release of more money for the project.
As of April 30, the state had weatherized 11,688 homes using money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the U.S. Department of Energy announced Tuesday.
The state was allotted $266.7 million for its Home Weatherization Assistance Program, but initially it had access to only half of that money. By reaching the 30 percent mark and meeting other accountability and reporting requirements, it earned access to the rest…
In Ohio, more than 1,310 workers were employed by state and local weatherization providers during the first three months of 2010, the state says. [6/9/10]
The Charleston Gazette (West Virginia) - New center to help computerize medical records
Federal stimulus money will make it easier for health-care providers in West Virginia to computerize patients' medical records…
Eventually, officials hope electronic health record systems will lower costs and improve care for West Virginians, especially in rural areas…
State officials say the $6 million in federal funds will help 1,000 primary-care providers modernize their patient record systems. [6/8/10]
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- The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area (North Carolina) - Triad solar projects get stimulus funds
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Washington Post: Why didn't Buffett buy it?August 6, 2013: 5:00 AM ET
Despite his recent acquisitions, Warren Buffett may not be as optimistic about the future of print as some people think.
FORTUNE -- With the sale of the Washington Post, Warren Buffett is once again showing the limits of his love affair with newspapers.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) is the largest outside investor in The Washington Post Co. (WPO) and has held the stock for four decades. Berkshire holds just over 1.7 million shares. The sale of the flagship paper to Amazon (AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos pushed the value of Buffett's holding in the company up $45 million in after-hours trading on Monday.
But Berkshire's overall gain is far bigger than that. Buffett first began buying shares back in 1973. In 2008, Berkshire in its annual report said the position was worth $674 million and had a cost basis of $11 million. After the sale, Buffett's stake is now worth about a billion.
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So if past performance is an indication of future gains, you would think Buffett's heart for newspapers just grew a little fonder. And indeed, Buffett has been talking a lot recently about how much he likes newspapers, and he has bought about 30 daily newspapers in the past two years.
But Buffett hasn't added to his stake in The Washington Post Co. in a long time. The oldest financial disclosure you can get for Berkshire Hathaway online is from 1999. Back then, the company owned 1.7 million shares of The Washington Post Co., which is the same as now.
And The Washington Post Co. said its bankers approached six other potential buyers before making a deal with Bezos, who is buying the paper personally. Given Buffett's long history with the company and the fact that he has been buying papers recently, it's not a stretch to assume Buffett was in that group of people who passed. At the very least, it's likely that Donald Graham, the Post's CEO, ran the sale past Buffett and that the billionaire agreed it was time to let the storied paper go. Buffett declined to comment on the paper's sale.
MORE: Buffett's Berkshire's results point to an improving economy
Despite his newspaper buying spree, Buffett has avoided the nation's biggest dailies. Earlier in the year, Buffett said he wasn't interested in buying the group of papers owned by the Tribune Co., which includes the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times, which appear to be on the block. Buffett has said he sees value in newspapers in tight-knit communities that specialize in local news.
Still, you might have expected Buffett to make an exception for The Washington Post given his long history with the paper. The problem doesn't seem to be price. On average, Buffett has been paying about $500 per customer for the papers he has bought. Bezos is paying about the same amount -- $520 per customer of the flagship paper -- but he is also getting a few smaller papers in the deal, which would bring down his cost per subscriber number. So that was well in Buffett's range.
Instead, it appears it really came down to whether Buffett thought the business of owning one of the most most influential papers in the country, with its large staff and taste for expensive investigative stories, is a good business. It appears Buffett's assessment was no.


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The "whack heard round the world" turns 20 today. From questionable wins to doping allegations, here's a look at sports scandals that shocked the world.
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Preparations for this are currently in full swing – weekly meetings of the ESA delegations as Council Working Groups or formal ESA councils are taking place to prepare the various resolutions and declarations. In addition, there are bilateral consultations on the treatment of specific subjects. So far so good, and certainly important and appropriate. Subjects such as the future of European launcher systems and use of the International Space Station (ISS) will be hotly debated, with a gradual rapprochement of positions and, hopefully, timely agreement.
At the same time, the subject of the future relationship between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Union (EU) or the European Commission is taking centre stage. Documents intended to show the way forward, formulated as 'resolutions' or 'communications', are being drawn up by both sides. In this regard, very dogmatic positions are being adopted and presented with great seriousness as the 'true solutions' for bringing both sides closer together. An analytical consideration of the various stakeholders, of the legal bases of their documents and of their respective competencies does not, on quiet reflection, point in their stated directions.
ESA Council meeting in The Hague, November 2008. Image: ESA.
Firstly there is ESA, with a successful history over the past nearly 50 years as a European space agency under the direct control of delegations from the member states, and with clear industrial policy requirements that are especially indispensible for space. Here, the internal allocation of mandatory and optional programmes continues to be sustainable in the future.
Likewise, the European Commission, as a body acting on behalf of the European Union, has successfully demonstrated in the past that in various fields – especially the funding of research – its mechanisms, which are based mainly on competition, can be viable for Europe.
The problems with the current discussions pertain to those of the participants' communication and self-conception. Both sides are calling on the authority of the Treaty of Lisbon and the responsibilities specified therein. From this, the European Commission has made an absolute claim on the formulation of and overall responsibility for European space policy. On the other hand, ESA is insistent regarding its international foundations, its scope of activity, again in the area of space policy, as defined in its convention, and its parallel responsibility, which is clearly stated in the Treaty of Lisbon.
Handling this supposedly hot potato is inflaming tempers for no reason. Obviously, ESA should not relinquish its successful mechanisms, which go beyond industrially and politically important 'geographical-return' rules and programme councils. The European Commission's requirement for adoption of all the EU rules will come to nothing and could be harmful. Nevertheless, making the alliance between ESA and the EU fit for the future is important. The simplest solution, but perhaps therefore not the one being approached in the circles of the professional participants in the discussion, is a separate EU programme within ESA. Here, the commission's projects could be handled in accordance with EU rules and be carried out using the existing capabilities of ESA as a space agency. This programme area could come under the administrative responsibility of a separate directorate, under the auspices of ESA.
The question of responsibility for European space policy – or, to be more specific – for the formulation of recommendations for coordinating national and supranational space activities remains. Once again, no new institutional acrobatics are required. The Space Council, as the joint instrument of ESA and the EU, already deals with this.
So instead of having on-going heated debates about a cold potato, and in addition to pragmatic approaches for reinforcing institutional European space flight, it is important to push for solutions to specific, truly important and non-trivial matters – decisions concerning the future of launch systems, the Space Station and other activities permit no delay if Europe's competitiveness is to be maintained and reinforced.
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