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If You Have Complaints about Wisconsin Health Care
about Division of Quality Assurance (DQA)
Provider Types Regulated by DQA
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Numbered Memos
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Date: August 12, 2002 DSL-BQA Memo
To: Community Based Residential Facilities CBRF 05
From: Kevin Coughlin, Interim Chief, Resident Care Review Section
Bureau of Quality Assurance
Via: Susan Schroeder, Director, Bureau of Quality Assurance
This memo is a follow-up to memorandum DSL-BQA-01-034, "Recall of
Fire Protection System Sprinklers." The intent of this memorandum is
to provide direction to facilities with installed sprinkler heads included
on the joint U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), and Central
Sprinkler Company sprinkler head recall list. The following internet
address will link you to a copy of DLS-BQA-Memo-01-034 at http://www.dhs.state.wi.us/rl_DSL/Publications/01-034.htm
You may also wish to reference the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
Services memorandum S&C-02-024 regarding Recalled Sprinkler Heads at http://www.hcfa.gov/medicaid/ltcsp/042902b.htm
(exit DHS)
The Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS) expects that
facilities with sprinkler heads included on the recall list shall do all
of the following:
Contact the Notice Packet Request Line and
request a sprinkler head replacement packet. The Notice Packet Request
Line can be reached at 1-800-871-3492, 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, or access the program's web site at www.SprinklerReplacement.com (exit
DHFS). If you have any questions about how to
complete the forms or how to identify the O-ring seal sprinkler heads
involved in this program, please call the Central Sprinkler Company
Customer Service Hotline at 1-866-505-8553, 9:00 a.m. to
7:00 p.m. EST.
Request a "priority" listing on the Central
Sprinkler Company's wait list.
Inform your local fire department that your facility
has sprinkler heads that are on the recall list.
Follow any recommendations for additional interim fire
safety measures given by your local fire department.
Install additional fire extinguishers on each level of
the facility.
The facility should retain records of activity,
including the response and corrective action taken to alleviate any
Included in memorandum DSL-BQA-01-034 is a summary of the CPSC and
Central Sprinkler Company recall program. The summary provides the
contact, sprinkler model numbers, and instructions for the program.
Facilities are responsible for maintenance and inspection of their fire
protection systems; therefore, if suspected sprinkler heads are
identified, contact the Central Sprinkler Company.
Assisted living survey staff from the Bureau of Quality Assurance will
be monitoring for compliance with this requirement. Facilities that are
not in compliance with this requirement will be subject to a deficiency
under Wisconsin
Administrative Code, s. HFS 83.43(7)(b) (exit DHS)
Installation and Maintenance.
If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact
the appropriate Regional Field
Operations Director (RFOD) listed below [via Regional
Offices, ask for Assisted Living Supervisor].
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On Sunday Killarney was quite literally bursting at the seams with perfect weather to go along with a big football match and a charity cycle race around the Ring of Kerry. Pubs couldn't keep up with the demand from people who wanted to bask in the sun and fun, and the narrow streets were alive with laughter and music.
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2014 Pinot Noir Rosé, Yealands(6x75cl)
Light salmon in colour with pretty and delicate notes of red berries and cream. The red berries continue on the palate with great texture and finishes with mouth-watering acidity.
2011 Pinot Noir Rosé, Loica Vineyard, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
Raspberries, cherries and white strawberries' symphony, an elegant Rosé to enjoy. This Rosé delights with its pure expression of Pinot Noir, showing red berries, citric and floral hints. The palate is well structured, fruit concentrated and creamy.
2013 Sancerre Rosé, Domaine du Carrou, Dominique Roger(6x75cl)
Pale salmon pink in colour with a subtle nose of wild strawberries. On the palate the wine is delicate and soft with elegant red fruit character and well balanced acidity. Clean and dry with a crisp, refreshing finish.
2008 Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Dugat(6x75cl)
Classic Burgundian Pinot Noir nose of raspberries overlaid with a touch of spiciness. On the palate the wine is medium weight displaying the fresh acidity characteristic of many 2008 Côte de Nuits reds. Tannin structure is firm, but ripe, and there is plenty of pure Pinot fruit flavour to give the wine remarkable on the palate.
2009 Beaune, 1er Cru Clos du Roi, Domaine J & H Boillot(6x75cl)
A delicious mouthful of Pinot Noir. Ripe, rich, smoky black cherry, game, leather spice and mocha notes are evident in its detailed intricate personality. Long, smooth, persistent finish.
NV Brut Rosé, Bollinger(6x75cl)
The wine reveals all the fullness of expression of the Special Cuvée to the nose. All Bollinger is there: presence and modesty, power and delicacy. And yet other notes come to the fore in the mouth: small wild berries in the countryside on hot summer afternoons. Raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries — the first note of acidity is jolted by the sensuousness of the flesh. An impertinent flavour dances in the mouth, but the lively, joyous sparkle of the fruit is always contained by the wine's precise structure, which gains in fullness and climaxes with mellow notes that stay on the palate and resound in the memory for a long time.
2008 Mazis Chambertin Grand Cru, Domaine Harmand Geoffroy(6x75cl)
Concentrated nose of red and black fruit - fully ripe but without over ripeness, and with classic Burgundian herbal/gamey undertones. In the mouth, rich and concentrated, juicy and immediately very delicious. Tannin is present although velvety and in check, and there is enough acidity to provide freshness and balance.
NV Cuvée Rosé Brut, Laurent Perrier(6x1.5l)
Using only the highest quality Pinot Noir grapes, this is one of the few rosé champagnes that is made by drawing the juice from black grapes in the vat, instead of simply blending red and white wines. This gives it the highly expressive bouquet, extraordinary depth and freshness, and delicious red berry flavours that have made it a benchmark for all rosé champagnes around the world.
2007 Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru Les Pruliers, Dom. Fernand Lecheneaut(6x75cl)
Wonderfully ripe and packed with generous aromas of redcurrants, spicy blackberries and touches of flinty mineral notes. The palate is intense and concentrated but showing a beguiling balance between structure, fruit and new oak. Firm, lengthy finish, superb for food pairing.
NV Brut Rosé, Mumm(6x75cl)
Strawberry pink in hue with a luscious nose of red fruits, caramel and vanilla. The palate is medium bodied and distinctly fruity with a crisp, juicy finish.


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Film / Crime / Drama / Romance
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Cast: William Boyd, Carole Lombard and Gwen Moore
A bus with a small amount of passengers gets stuck during a snowstorm. They all find a church to stay in, but another man is already in the church with a pile of food. He confronts the group, which does not help the group's already complicated relationship with each other.


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God bless SJP. You can rely on her to bring the fash journo vibes on any given occasion. This time Glee have recruited her to bring some Sex and The City magic to the all singing, all dancing high school drama.
The actress won't be playing Carrie though. Her character has been revealed as the online editor of Vogue. Rather than swanning around cocktail bars with Big, she'll be "frazzled, eccentric and hilarious".
Plus Ian Brennan, the co-creator and exec product of Glee, told Access Hollywood that the SATC star will defs be singing and dancing! (Bet you'd forgotten that there was more to SJP than acting heartbroken!) She'll be meeting Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Rachel (Lea Michele) in New York. We've heard rumours she'll be singing 'Come Little Children' to them, the song she sang in Hocus Pocus. We hope so as it would be AMAZING!
Parker obvs isn't the first celeb to cameo on Glee. She will be following in the very grand footprints of Britney Spears, Gwyneth Paltrow, Eve and Neil Patrick Harris. Surely though, she'll be the most fashionable? We're mega excited about her wardrobe possibilities.
Will we be seeing studded belts, oversized flowers, tulle and a few sheer vests. We'll be upset if the show is a stiletto free zone. In fact, we demand a half hour changing room montage!
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Last night, somewhere around eight, I was lounging across my bed lying on my side with a hand propped under my chin and The Cat is facing me, going in the opposite direction. I'm talking but I'm not talking to her. She is purring in response. We are having a conversation of sorts. But what strikes me, as I talk, is something else…
I need an audience. Miss Chen noticed this. The problem with the need for an audience is how to balance it. I have treated friends like this and it feels wonky, like I am abusing some privilege they are giving me. I realize it but sometimes, usually, when I am in pain, I can't get a grip and I go on and on. And I know my energy is draining and it's something I need to channel in another direction.
Last year I discovered prayer but I cannot pray in my head. I talk to God and that feels wonderful and yet… Sometimes it feels like I am in a state of need, like by talking to God I am creating yet another audience as vehicle for me. And I dig that God is always here, but I would rather come to Him in a state of grace. I am working on this in every possible sense.
And I see that my need for audience is part of why I write for the blog. I need to collect my thoughts and feelings and get them not just out on paper but put them in the world. The thing of it is, I am sick of seeking attention, on every level. It feels like the search for validity outside of myself. It feels like the girl I once was, overexposed by virtue of going too hard and needing too much. Prolific is my nature. Passion is my fire. But there's something else going on.
Attention. It reminds me of Mr. Brown. Of my need for his and how that sent me aground. And while, when I could capture his attention, I know what it gave to me. It gave me an escape from myself because his vision of the world was… Shiva to my Parvati. Sigh. There is no feeling greater than this.
But I wasn't ready. Could not handle this. Not even close and yet it was exactly as it should have been. Because one of the things I realized in my talk with no one last night was that in my quest for audience and attention, what I have been doing is trying to reach myself. I used to write Mr. Brown these beautiful letters and texts and there were all those phone calls, but that was something else. The letters, the texts, this was me. It was Mr. Brown who gave me the key to my inner world.
And I would read and reread and reread my letters to him. Not his letters to me. They did much less for me than my letters did (though I think in some ways it is because I was not fully ready to listen to him). I realized this last night, after I finished the talk, when I turned on the computer and started rereading my blogs. And I saw it right then and there. I saw myself reflected in the brilliant glow of the screen and the beauty I felt in seeing me, and also, ohh how I got a good laugh at myself. And then there was something else, there was this…
I visit Mr. Johnson and he is surrounded by big white file boxes and they are all like time capsules and sometimes one of them is opening up and out of it comes… Ohmagosh. And it's not like they're always open and it's like all his work. He falls back and yet he is fully present at the same time. Grace. Infinite grace. It is like when I was asking about the Lil Wayne photos, and with him, sometimes it's like you have to remember to ask for specifics. Because he is not the one who is going to trot out his stuff. A photo here and there, but never a display as so many of us do. And I have no idea. I mean I really don't. I just get to discover it, like a treasure chest. There are gems and jewels galore and he doesn't ever talk about it. He's far too busy living life than to seek attention or audience.
Ahh. My guiding light. And yet there is something else. There is the way in which he is surrounded in his work and the way in which his work is his life and his life is love and any time you are Upstairs at Eric's you know exactly what I am talking about. You are where you belong. You are at home in the world.
And sometimes, when those boxes open and the jewels come out and I observe him looking at his photographs and one time I said, "You know if I were a photographer I'd look at my work all day." And as I am writing this essay, this is where it hit me. This is me, reflected back at me. And in the space of something like, ohh let's say just three little days, my life can change. And in two weeks, well, you get the idea. It has always been like this. The rollercoaster, ya dig. I hope it's riding flat now but who really knows. It's gotten so that I cannot keep up with myself. But by virtue of keeping a blog, I no longer have to.
But. Life would be terribly boring if all I did was talk to myself. Undoubtedly, I love to charm and disarm and spook the hell outta me. But that's not all I am about. In the past few days I have received more response from readers than ever before and to engage in conversation like this is really what I am looking for.
Mutuality. That's all it ever really is. What can be greater than the space between us. It is Miss Shadows who first showed me this by reaching out through the ether. Cheers, girl! It's not that I need an audience. It's that I need a conversation about things that matter deep in my heart. And I have a tendency to put a lot out there, because there is a lot coming in, and this is what I discovered last night while I was talking to no one, not even to myself ::
Words are the most powerful and potent force in my life. And when they exist in my head, silent, spinning, tumbling like a dryer cycle, they are not just exhausting, they are dangerous. Thoughts are the worst thing I can do with my energy. This is where I become Jacob wrestling with the Angel. Because…
I do not need to think. I only need to listen. Whenever I listen, I am told. Messages come to me. Revelations unfold. It is freaky in the best possible way because the messages I receive are always so calm and peaceful, even when they are profoundly powerful. So even though it is as though I can touch the sky without ever leaving the ground and while that makes me dizzy and sometimes disoriented, I realize I would a thousand times rather listen than think.
But what to do with these words? I must get them out of me. And that's when I realized, that is why this is what I do. When I write, I can see the word. When I speak, I can hear it. When I think, the word is intangible. I need the help of my senses to mediate the word, to harness its power by taking it outside of myself and setting it free.
My third eye just throbbed.
Freakyyy. Now that I am thinking of chakras I can feel them clearly, and though I don't know anything about them, well, the time has come. I remember last year in conversation with God that I discovered that when I said or heard something of love I could feel my heart open up. I didn't realize until now that this is just one of seven places within me that are receiving and releasing energy all the time. Not all the chakras are always open and some are more open than others, but once I see it, I see it, and there's no stopping it. Yesterday, I literally choked on my words while speaking about money.
There are signs, always signs, and the signs are always coming and the thing I dig is that when I start to focus this thang in me, I can access all these other vibrations. When I liberate myself from the addiction to self abuse, all that energy is freed up to be put into self healing and that is an unknown space.
But, having never been a healer (third eye widening) I have no idea how this works. I literally just had to stop and put my hands to my face and press my middle fingers into the corner of my eyes and see those phosphenses glow gold against the black. I see this is what I need to express. That all of this is a physical manifestation of the word. I just have no idea how it works. No one really talks about these things in conversation, ya knoww…


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A recurring complaint about Colorado Boulevard is that the street does not provide enough parking. This may be a valid concern, but when we gain parking we usually have to lose something in exchange. Walkability, attractive store fronts, lively sidewalks…
Perhaps the three most known examples of where parking has been gained in Eagle Rock, the story has not been pretty.
First lets recall the event considered to have sparked the formation of The Eagle Rock Association, April 1st 1986:
"In response to the threatened destruction of the historic business buildings at the corner of Townsend and Colorado. Kathleen Aberman stands on the building's roof in an attempt to ward off the surprise demolition by the owner." – Eagle Rock Historic Society
In the middle right is the building Aberman tried to rescue. Photo credit: Metro Library and Archive
Another two views of the building
The building in the center of the picture is the one that was destroyed. Image credit: Eagle Rock by Eric Warren
A close up of the building. Image credit: Eagle Rock by Eric Warren
Aberman was unsuccessful in protecting the historic building at the intersection of Townsend Avenue and Colorado Boulevard. The building was demolished and replaced by a strip mall, which has close to 30 parking spaces.
Today the location looks like this
Photo credit: Google Maps
Was it worth it? Sure there's enough parking now, but we lost a beautiful structure. On any given day the parking lot sits half empty and has made the corner rather unambitious and undesirable. When visitors rave about destinations in our neighborhood, never have I heard anyone cite this structure as particularly attractive or wonderful. Locals never brag about the aesthetics or social value of this structure.
More often, visitors and locals alike appreciate and enjoy locations with historic buildings that predate parking demand. Like the building now famous for housing Swork
Photo credit: UrbanPhotoAdventures
or the charming building that prominently features The Coffee Table
Another bitter, well-known tale in which the community gained parking takes place at the intersection of Eagle Rock Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard. The story is perhaps best described by Eagle Rock resident Rebecca Niederlander:
"More than 20,000 signatures were collected to help the city understand the value Eagle Rock places on its history and culture. Many people went to city hall meetings and spoke to the possibilities of compromises that could be worked to meet everyone's goals. That streamline moderne building, was the flagship store for the Shopping Bag Grocery chain. And had a place in La's history. But the LA Conservancy will tell you now, as they told us back when they offered, pro bono, all the help they could to try to get the building saved, that Los Angeles governmental agencies do not often work for the citizens and smaller communities of our city.
And so we as a community lost the possibility of having the Walgreens rehab and beautify our history, and the 14,000 sq. ft. building (pretty much the exact size of the one they built) was destroyed." – Rebecca Niederlander
Niederlander describes the loss of a building located in the commercial center of Eagle Rock. We lost this
The Shopping Bag Building. Image Credit: Eagle Rock by Eric Warren
And Eagle Rock gained this
Over 50 parking spaces and structures that have little aesthetic value, originality and historic merit– soulless faux mission inspired architecture.
Lastly, one of the most iconic buildings of Eagle Rock's past was again lost in the name of parking in the heart of Eagle Rock.
Security Bank Building. Image credit: Eagle Rock by Eric Warren
More pictures of the beautiful building
Picture credit: Metro Library and Archive
Picture credit: Metro Library and Archive
The building has since been replaced with this
Same corner that once featured the Security Bank Building. Picture credit: Google Maps
The corner has since been slightly cleaned up, now housing a Chase Bank, but the building is nowhere near as beautiful or socially valuable to the community. The lot has over 20 parking spaces.
At what point will Eagle Rock have enough parking? How many more historic buildings need to be destroyed before those that demand more parking are appeased?
Proponents for parking argue that it will benefit the local businesses from the added parking. This may be partially true but when I think of successful Eagle Rock businesses, there seems to be little correlation with amount of parking. Consider businesses like Casa Bianca, The Coffee Table, Brownstone Pizzeria– why are they successful? None of them provide any special parking lots for their customers, simply relying on curbside parking. Businesses like Oinkster provide many parking spaces (the property has about 20 parking spaces) though I don't think parking has been the sole or primary reason for its success. One would think that if parking were a marker of success, the pitiful strip mall at Townsend Avenue and Colorado Boulevard would be Eagle Rock's most prized possession– but it isn't.
In a community like Eagle Rock, which is very walkable, and proud, with locally supported businesses it seems that a businesses' success is measured by how valuable it is to the community, not by how many parking spaces it provides. If something is desirable, people will flock to it by any means necessary.


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Work completed on multi-million Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre in Truro
By Em_Williams | Monday, November 19, 2012, 22:54
The construction of an international innovation centre specialising in the health and wellbeing sector in Truro has now been completed. The landmark £13m Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre, operated by Plymouth University, will create more than 80 new jobs and will be at the heart of a group of leading international health institutions on the Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust site.
Work completed on multi-million Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre in Truro
Work completed on multi-million Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre in Truro
The aim of the innovation centre is to provide businesses with access to a supportive communal environment in which they can develop their ideas, accelerating the growth of these businesses to create more and higher value jobs.
The HWIC is the third innovation centre in Cornwall, all operated by Plymouth University on behalf of Cornwall Council. The highly successful Pool Innovation Centre (PIC) opened in July 2010 and is exceeding all targets. The Tremough Innovation Centre (TIC) opened in January this year and has already attracted significant numbers of high growth businesses.
Cornwall Council is leading the project, supported by Cornwall Development Company (CDC), which has received almost £10 million of European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Convergence investment and £3.3 million from Cornwall Council.
Carolyn Rule, the Council's portfolio holder for health and wellbeing and people said: "This new centre provides an exciting opportunity to create a world class cluster of health initiatives that will bring enormous benefits to people in Cornwall."
Centres Director Bernard Curren of Plymouth University stated: 'The University is firmly committed to health and wellbeing, and with our sector leading expertise in enterprise and Health, we are sure that HWIC will act as a catalyst for further economic development, replicating the success achieved at the Pool and Tremough Centres. We aim to create a dynamic, innovative and creative community of growth focused business in Cornwall to stimulate activity and jobs."
Professor Colin Roberts, Chairman of the HWIC Strategy Board which is overseeing the development of the project, added: "The creation of this Centre will enable Cornwall to take a leading role in the increasingly important field of Health & Wellbeing. The Centre is likely to attract clients not only from Cornwall, but also from further afield and will play an important part in the national health and wellbeing innovation agenda. Having been involved in this project since its inception I look forward to sharing the excitement that this will bring."
Construction of the HWIC was completed at the end of October, with the formal opening ceremony due to take place in March 2013.


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Martial artists tend to reflect the general population in terms of when they seek out someone like a Feldenkrais® practitioner. It is generally either those experiencing a setback in their functioning (e.g. due to an injury or perhaps a training flaw that has progressed to a strain interfering with their practice) or those at a high level of performance looking for a key to the refinement of their art.
Those in the middle range often go along until they find themselves at one or the other end of the spectrum. In reality, this middle group gets great benefit from periodic participation in a series of Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement® classes or Functional Integration® lessons. Developing greater sensitivity and self awareness, becoming more skilled in experimenting with one's movement patterns, experiencing the accessibility of a more supportive organization and a smoother quality of movement not only informs the student's practice, but also helps one detect and attend to training flaws before they lead to strain and injury. The simple truth is, we don't always have to learn the hard way.


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Botvinnik - Move by Move
Unlock Your Chess Potential
Pump Up Your Rating
This absorbing book, first published in the early 1980s, is based on diaries kept by Tal's coach from their training sessions, and this unique perspective makes it a fascinating and effective chess instructor, written in engaging language and suitable for teenagers as well as older readers.
It shows how Tal achieved greatness through hard work, application and the influence of a world-class coach, and through this book modern readers can catch a glimpse of the development of a true chess genius. The book is fully updated and converted to algebraic format.
Study Chess with Tal
It is very important for the practical player to train his or her ability, understand when to rely on intuition, rules of thumb and more general positional considerations, when to try to solve problems by calculating variations to the end and how to manage time to avoid time pressure. With these goals in mind, the second edition of Dvoretsky's Analytical Manual delivers excellent, high quality training materials and many exercises.
Dvoretsky's Analytical Manual - 2ND EDITION
Sense and Nonsense in Improving Your Chess
Move First, Think Later - 3rd EDITION
A Complete Chess Education Based on the Games of World Champion Lasker
John Nunn's Chess Course
CHESSDVDS.COM IN SPANISH - ROMAN'S LAB #86 - Russian School of Chess Part 1 - VOL. 1
With International Master David Vigorito
Worlds Apart; The Difference Between a World Class GM and an IM - Chess Lecture - Volume 91
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The Improving Chess Thinker - 2ND EDITION
Learn from Karpov - Chess Lecture - Volume 93
Gold Classics of Russian Chess - Over a Million Copies Sold
Journey to the Chess Kingdom
Test Your Chess
Play Unconventional Chess and Win
From Beginner to Winner
Chess Progress
Foxy Openings - Volume 161 - Time Saving Tips for the Chessplayer to Study
New Art of Defense in Chess
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truthbetold said...
Red Bank eyes rules to harness dangerous dogs
well all dogs should were harnesses. even little rat dogs. they are just as dangerous. my cousin got badly injured by one because people that own tiny dogs dont think that there dog should have to. well tell that to little kids when they run back to there mommy's in tear because of the dang thing. Yet not everyone is going to listen, thats why so many dogs get put down now a days.
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Ballmer clashes with Obama over US tax rules
Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer has threatened to move more US jobs overseas if President Barack Obama refuses to change his stance on ending tax breaks on foreign earnings. Big Steve told Bloomberg yesterday that US tax rates made jobs "more expensive." "We're better off taking lots of people and moving them out of the US as …
Please Do.
Mr Ballmer, take ALL the Microsoft jobs and move them to china. Then we can stuff a heavy import tariff on them and never have to deal with that POS you call an operating system again.
flame on fanbois.
all kidding aside, remember when "made in [insert your country here]" actually meant something (good or bad, it meant something). Now it's just a shipping label, everything is equally craptastic, no matter where it is made.
I totally understand the global economy thing, but telling your workforce that they are unemployed because you found someone who lives in a mud and twigs hut that will do their job for bag of crisps and a bonus biscuit, thereby increasing their profit margin is just wrong.
Now the truth comes out...
Companies invest in off shoring capabilities not just because of the cheap labor, but because of the loopholes in the current tax system. As long as the money stays off shore, the companies don't have to pay taxes on it until they bring the money on shore. That is, they can potentially hide profits made on revenue streams outside of the US until they need to use the money.
Obama is doing the right thing. If you are going to 'globalize' your workforce, you need to globalize your tax code and remove the incentives to level the playing fields. Microsoft, IBM, Accenture, CSC, etc.. will have to rethink their business models.
Note that the US also will go after corporations that relocate their corporate HQs outside of the US if only to dodge US taxes.
So unless Microsoft or any other company wants to no longer do business in the US, they will have to rethink their business practices. Now if only the EU also takes this stance will we find some normalcy.
Oh and tying this to the BT article about 'internal transfers' ... add jail time to the penalties and you'll see it stop very quickly.
Thumbs up because finally a government official is starting to look at the long term picture. With respect to Obama, the short term picture looks like crap so he can afford to take a stance.
I'd also add the devil symbol since Balmer is taking Bill's place as the 'antiChrist'.
Here here
I was going to leave a comment but Mike Tahylor and Ian Michael Gumby have said almost all that needs to be said. Not quite all however...
If I was Microsoft, I would relocate to the Congo or Rwanda and hire gorillas. Appearances indicate that their software was written by apes anyway.
Microsoft got Bush elected
Lest we forget, Microsoft was a big donator to the Bush campaign because Bush supported the ending of the anti-trust lawsuit against them. (They also did the trick of making a token donation to the Democrats so they could pretend to be even handed).
So thank Microsoft for the US economy as it now stands, thank you Ballmer for your selfish f*ckwittery that destroyed America.
Right now, the US can't pay it's way, taxes need to be raised and spending needs to be cut. The Federal Reserve is reduced to buying the government debt and monetizing it. Bernanke is warning Congress to balance the budgets.
Meanwhile Ballmer still wants free money to build bridges connecting his offices while refusing to pay taxes.
A key point missed amidst all the hot air
A number of US companies, especially in the financial services sector, are making profits selling services in other countries. Pretty much the only gains Citi made last year were in Asia. StanChart operates solely in the emerging markets but is headquartered in London (I doubt they have a branch in London - only their head office).
If Citi reinvests its Asian profits in expanding to countries outside the US, say Eastern Europe or Africa or South America, I don't quite see why they should pay a tax to the US.
If this keeps up, these companies will have to divest their overseas assets or move out of the US. Can you imagine Citi surviving on its US business alone?
Hedge funds that are still alive are thinking of moving out of London fearing the EU regulations (currently in draft). I hear of new funds being set up in Geneva and Singapore, even Australia - but not London.
It won't be long before companies move out of the US, to Ireland / Hong Kong / Singapore... Ballmer is just adding a different perspective to the debate. I expect his patriotism will soon be questioned and senior management of large corporations will be the target for the next wave of McCarthyism...
I have nothing against MS
Infact I think they're OK, they're just doing what's best for their shareholders but in respect to all this offshoring I totally agree with Michael Gumby.
Moving all the engineering and manufacturing jobs offshore is killing our economies and giving huge power to the far east that WILL come back to bite us in the ass. The same way as exploiting the Middle East in the past for it's oil is now coming back to hurt us.
The truth is that America/Western governments are only interested in the corporations (you can't blame them, they're liable to no-one but their shareholders) run by the very rich in the west and having been acting in their people's interests at all, trying to sell us the BS story that globalisation is good and if you speak out against it then you're a xenophobe racist.
Finally it took the people of America using their own money to actually get a President elected that will act in their interests. Unfortunately there's no chance of that happening due to the parliamentary system that is totally run by special interest groups and MPs on the make.
The Antichrist is apparently a competitive position... I'm voting Obama wins over Balmer on this one
@AC - 4th June 2009 14:57 GMT
>If I was Microsoft, I would relocate to the Congo or Rwanda and hire gorillas. Appearances indicate that their software was written by apes anyway
I think that's over stating it somewhat - Gorillas are one of the brighter ape species, it's not fair to ask them to dumb-down to an MS level.
As much as it is fun demonize Ballmer and MicroSloth, they are not the cause of the U.S. recession. That job was done by (in order of blame):
(1) the American people - who signed for mortgages they couldn't afford, bought second houses, took the equity out of their houses and pissed it off. They also bought cars and trucks that were destined to be unaffordable once the price of oil went high enough..which it clearly was going to do once less developed nations decided they wished to be developed.
(2) the banks, capital markets, and Wall Street - who designed debt instruments even they didn't understand. They also managed to sever the link between investment and risk, and also produced "financial instruments" that turned a profit if some part of the economy failed.
(3) Business School Product - who thought running a company didn't mean one needed to actually know the company's products (the kind of understanding an engineeri has by designing them). And who also decided that shipping production, product development, and research to China was a wise decision.
(4) Government regulators - who forgot that the "free" in "free market" means freedom of entry and exit, not freedom from government laws designed to keep freedom of entry and exit, thus promoting the establishment of monopolies and oligarchies.
(5) Speed and efficiency - the push for speed and efficiency meant that the global economic system is so tight that a problem in one part gets immediately translated into other parts with no time lag, no buffering, no looseness.
@Ian Michael Gumby re truths coming out
The chances of doing the right thing might be increased if the US didn't assume that the only correct way to pay taxes is the way the IRS sees it. (I stands for inland, not international).
The European position is clear, every country stands by its own tax laws, which encourages competition. This is not really a position, more a muddle.
Corporate tax laws needs fixing accross countries at the same time as personal tax havens, otherwise millionaires will only turn themselves into companies.
The tax havens' also have a position, that they are keeping the monopolistic tax authorities honest. Well, its a position.
It's only a global market when it suits them
On the one hand when companies like Microsoft want to move jobs overseas because it is cheaper and they can avoid tax, it is a global market.
But if you want to buy copies of Windows in South America (because they are cheaper) and then resell them in Europe suddenly it isn't and you should be prosecuted.
See this?
It's the world's smallest fiddle. And I'm playing it for you.
Offshoring US jobs
That's just so Linux, so un-american.
Hey Steve!
Why not solve the problem by getting rid of the profits?
You could bring out a version of Windows that bombs spectacularly
Then lay off some people and record the companies first loss, this would really spite Obama.
Oh, wait.......
Greedy company
M$ even qualified for tax credits and received money back from the feds in the 90's, even thought they had record profits.
I guess anything to make a keep a buck. They still keep losing anti trust issues in europe even though we americans aren't pursuing it. At least there is somewhere to go.
So there it is
A fight between a scofflaw company and a socialist politician from the most corrupt city in America.
I just hope it goes all 15 rounds.
If Mr Ballmer could somehow cash in his little paper pot, ( What is is now about $35bn? ), I'm sure that would be a reasonable boost to the US economy.
Once again, mega-rich corp, doesn't want to play by the rules, so head start throwing toys out his pram. Grow up Ballmer, the world economy, that's us normal people with piss-poor pensions and next to worthless savings, is in a bloody awful state and a world leader has the guts to try to sort something out without simply blowing hot air.
Shut up Steve!
Blame the people?
" As much as it is fun demonize Ballmer and MicroSloth, they are not the cause of the U.S. recession. That job was done by (in order of blame):"
No, it was absolutely done by spending more money than raised in taxes and monetizing the difference. That created a lot of cash, if it didn't flow into ultra cheap mortgages it would have run elsewhere and you'd be blaming someone else.
Microsoft backed Bush for purely selfish reasons and they share part of the blame.
Now Ballmer wants free stimulus money without paying taxes. Typical.
It's very simple
If you don't give us all the money, we won't give you any jobs.
Not double taxing is a tax loophole?
Currently if a US company has a subsidiary overseas any profits that subsidiary makes are taxed in the country is it based in. If the profit is then moved back to the USA it is also taxed in the US.
What Obama wants to do is make it so that any profit that subsidiary makes will be immediately taxed in both the country it is in and in the USA.
How would you like to pay the full income tax on your wages in two different places? Because that is what they want to do to companies.
Is causing US multinationals to have a tax bill that is around twice what they would have to pay if they move the HQ overseas really a good idea in the long run?
is it just me...
..or is Obama shaping up to be the best thing that has ever happened to America? Globalisation would be a Good Thing if companies actually paid taxes all over the world, but they don't. Trade is good - but only when there is a level playing field.
You don't grow economies by raising taxes. idiots.
Mike Tahylor: companies are not in business to employ people, that's just a nice side-effect.
Ian Michael Gumby: companies were moving off-shore to avoid US taxes. US taxes have now gone up. What happens next?
Anonymous Coward: BUSH LIED PEOPLE DIED!!!! enough.....
John Owens: Obama president naaaaaaow. But he's still not paying my mortgage! What happened?
Wonko the Sane: The current US recession was caused by excessive taxes on executive compensation, which caused stock options to replace salaries, which caused executives to focus on short-term financial gains over long-term planning, which caused.....
John: I have the worlds smallest cello. One more and we're a trio.
As much as I hate to agree with 'im...
... Ballmer's right on this one.
If you make money overseas, keep it overseas, invest it overseas, and use it overseas, you should pay taxes on that money to the overseas authorities.
And, for the sake of argument, let's say Ballmer does relocate all of Microsoft's HQ and Product Development offices from Redmond to a more tech-company-friendly country, like Ireland (i.e., Windows, Office, etc. would be wholly developed, authored, tested, and licensed for sale from within that country). The import tarrifs Microsoft would have to pay to the US could conceivably be quite a bit less than the additional income tax burden Obama is trying to push onto multinational companies.
I'm an admitted Linux fanboy, but every once in a great while the folks at M$ do make sense...
Of course, Microsoft could move to Mexico, and ship to the US and Canada and pay zip in tarrifs because of NAFTA. They'd probably have to pay quite a bit to the local Cartels for "protection," though...
@A key point missed amidst all the hot air
"Hedge funds that are still alive are thinking of moving out of London fearing the EU regulations (currently in draft). I hear of new funds being set up in Geneva and Singapore, even Australia - but not London."
Good, fuck off and don't come back, I really couldn't give a flying one if some overpaid City oiks lose their jobs.
@It's only a global market when it suits them
I fully endorse your sentiments.
- "Can you imagine" Corporation X "surviving on its US business alone?"
No, and that's the point. Corporations are getting too big for the Capitalist theory. Globalization makes a mockery of supply and demand economics because goods flow from eight different countries, through four different shipping companies, to six different retail chains - but the goods never leave MegaCorp XYZ's subsidiaries? If a company's vertical markets are competing against each other, lowering prices, etc. who wins? When your customers are your employees, where do they get money to keep buying when you lay them off?
Who wins? Everybody loses except those at the rarified heights of the corporatocracy. Geesh, they make money when the company goes under just from the insurance payments... from the insurance company they also own...
This revolving circus has been going on for quite some time... but eventually there is no where else to get money from; all the companies have bled each other dry...
Oh wait - that's right! The government still has cash...
Balmer has legal obligations
Ballmer is legally required to act in whatever way generates the most benefit for his shareholders - he doesn't actually have the option of acting "patriotically", unless it is pretty much cost neutral. If a major restructuring of the companies "resource allocation" can be shown to be significantly better for the bottom line, it's Ballmer's job to implement that change. CEOs make strategic mistakes all the time - predicting the future isn't an exact science, but when a bean-counter lays out in black and white a plan that will increase "shareholder value" by x% as a result of actions that comply with the current tax code, there's not much wiggle room for a CEO.
It must have been some other Microsoft
that imposed an unfair tax on people that wanted to buy a computer that didn't have Windows installed
Good for you, Steve.
A country that keeps voting for jackasses who do nothing but tax and spend deserves what it gets when all of the commerce leaves for greener pastures.
Better title
Ballmer 'throws a chair' over US tax rules
@ Tony
You hit the nail right on the head.
@Wonko the Sane
I dont think I have ever read as concise or well written comment as yours before. Nailed it on the head did you.
Monkey boy can take his minions and leave...forever. I hear the banana crop is pretty good this year.
Maybe build a bridge to get there.
@A key point
>If Citi reinvests its Asian profits in expanding to countries outside the US, say Eastern Europe >or Africa or South America, I don't quite see why they should pay a tax to the US.
It's when Citi (Bermuda) charges Citi (USA) a licence fee for every transaction, so that Citi (USA) makes a loss and the only profit is made in tax-free Bermuda that the government gets interested. This is what Dell,Google and MS did in Ireland to avoid paying tax in the UK and Germany.
Ballmer's Comments
If you read the article again you will see that Ballmer was speaking of moving people-- not just their jobs. Apparently, he views Microsoft employees as corporate property.
It is at times like these that ...
... Gordon Brown PM and President Obama seem to find out who their friends really are.
History always repeats
If US companies didn't move offshore to take advantage of lower wages and taxes, new foreign companies would be set up. These companies would soon undercut the US companies and drive them out of business.
It's happened with steel, with cars, with consumer electronics, it will happen with software.
The US might try and revert to protectionist policies (lining the pockets of the corporate shareholders, at the expense of the consumer), but tarrifs haven't saved the industries above, and they wont save software.
I can't imagine why the US thinks they can pay higher wages and taxes simply because of their geographical coordinates.
True true
But no decisions of that magnitude are manifested overnight and it seems wise in the present climate to be proud to be a tax-dollar contributor?
History repeating etc...
Well, Microsoft (and others) have gamed the system so they really don't pay squat in tax, so governments squeeze the wage and salary earner which means the rich get richer, the poor poorer, and it all comes crashing down.
I'd rather everyone, with no exceptions paid taxes at the same rate. Anything else is going to be gamed and the world will be as broke as California.
Damn, damn, damn
As much as I hoped Obama would win the election (I am not a US citizen), and as much as I hate Microsoft, I have to agree with Ballmer: What happens outside of US jurisdiction is none of Obama's business (no puns intended). If the money cycle all happens overseas, then the US government has no claim on it. *However*, as soon as the product (or profit) hits US shores, that's another kettle of fish.
On the other hand, as a previous Poster noted, the whole "grey market is bad" line coming from companies busy offshoring to boost profit is something that should be rammed down their throat.
"If US companies didn't move offshore to take advantage of lower wages and taxes, new foreign companies would be set up."
On the face of it, that makes some sort of sense. In practice, what happens is this.
Western Company is a market leader in, say, the running shoe market. Lets call them ShoeCorp
ShoeCorp decides that they can further maximise profits by shifting their manufacturing offshore to a cheaper country who is offering tax incentives as an inducement. Lets say that this country is China.
ShoeCorp builds an impressive all bells and whistles manufacturing plant and employs the barefooted local villagers to operate it for cents per day.
A few years later, the local villagers are no longer barefooted and wages have been creeping up and the tax concession has disappeared. At the same time, another country, lets say India, has been making tax concession offers of its own, and pointing out that they still have ample supplies of barefooted villagers.
ShoeCorp considers this, and decides that all things being equal it would be more profitable to simply lock the doors to the old factory in China and build an even shinier one with even better bells and whistles in India so that is what they do.
Meanwhile, back in China there is now an empty shoe factory and a bunch of villagers who no longer have jobs. The Chinese Goverment considers this to be an unacceptable state of affairs and promptly reopens the shoe factory and re-employs the villagers who are already trained in it's operation.
Back over at ShoeCorp, their new Indian plant is churning out plenty of cheap shoes that they continue still selling at insane markup prices in order to provide the ShoeCorp executives with the level of salary plus bonus for which they have long been accustomed.
The old plant in China is also producing shoes that are virtually identical to those of ShoeCorp at a slightly higher marginal cost but the Chinese plant does not have the problem of needing to subsidise the flamboyant lifestyles of the ShoeCorp executive class or maintain their massive marketing budget, so they are able to undercut ShoeCorps products at point of retail by orders of magnitude.
ShoeCorp eventually realise that they have a problem, but what to do? Well, the obvious answer to these graduates of some blue ribbon ivy league business school is to cut costs in order to remain competitive. They then hear that the government of Vietnam is offering some pretty good tax incentives . . . .
@A key point missed amidst all the hot air
"Hedge funds that are still alive are thinking of moving out of London fearing the EU regulations (currently in draft). I hear of new funds being set up in Geneva and Singapore, even Australia - but not London."
Geneva - check.
Singapore - maybe, but harsh punishments and less than tolerable regime compared to west may limit this. A regional play at best as cheaper than Hong Kong and Tokyo
Australia - let me pick myself up off of the floor. This is a country with punitive tax rates and socialist envy taxes such as the fantastic "luxury car tax" that cuts in at the equivalent of around GBP20-25k. I can really see uber-capitalists such as hedge funds going to a tax control freak economy with a socialist envy agenda. Why do you think Rupert Murdoch pissed off overseas.
Switzerland the only viable play here.
Gaming the tax system within bounds is fair play - we'd all like to reduce our tax if we could. It's when you get the piss taking cross border charge backs that someone ought to go in the clink as that's tantamount to evasion.
I suggest moving to Nork
Real low wages there
@You don't grow economies by raising taxes.
Nobody is going to borrow yet more money in order that Microsoft can pay less tax. When it comes to spending, Microsoft is first in line to get it's bridges built, when it comes to tax they are the last in line to pay a penny. Selfish and ultimately self defeating.
If they want to reflect on how the US got into this situation, they should look long and hard at their own selfish actions in 2000.
Ballmer should be ashamed.
Uk.gov should do the same... Any British company that has offshored jobs should pay some sort of Offshore Tax. Especially call centres. Hate ringing them up.
British workers were laid off because of greedy corporations offshoring jobs to increase their profit should be made to pay for the lost revenue in tax that UK.gov would have got from them if the jobs were still being done by British workers.
@Stephen Gray
Nice! Very nice indeed. I happen to work for company who's in that business, only a menial little backroom IT staffer, in fact the IT and support staff out-number the slick suited, city lads 2-1 in my company. The company played by the rules, didn't take really stupid risks like some cretins, hence why I still have a job. If you had your way and the city boys leave and go elsewhere, taking their money, I and my fellow schmoes get tossed on the scrap heap for simply needing to earn a living in the only jobs available at the moment, bar wearing a badge with little gold stars and saying "Have a nice day!" to everyone I would have to serve!
Take the blinkers off and get back under the bridge!
Charge them for back taxes.
Since Ballmer admits they are doing it to avoid taxes, the US Government should charge them with tax evasion and require them to pay all of their back taxes for the last 20 years.
Maybe putting Steve and Bill in a prison cell for a few years might adjust their attitudes.
Do you hear that noise?
It's capitalism crumbling to dust
Anon to dodge the crowd of wall-mart-armed apes that will no doubt be coming for me, mccarthy style.
Then don't....
Before you sign up with a company check where their call centres are. If they offshore their call centres (and you;re out of contract) then walk away, and let then know why.
Works for me.
Put the screws to 'em...
A President doing the right thing....go figure. Thank you Mr. President.
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Thursday, 6 December 2012
Lost treasure...
32 comments:
- Brian said...
What a wonderful finf GJ and they probably missed you too! Love ya pal!
- 6 December 2012 19:45
- Sparkle said...
Wow, it's like an early Christmas gift!
- 6 December 2012 20:11
- Random Felines said...
hahaha.....we have similar disappearing toys. Mom says she is afraid to move the sofa for fear of what she will find. :)
- 6 December 2012 20:53
- ZOOLATRY said...
Zoey says that reminds her to remind her ZH it's time to check "under" and "behind" and "roundabout" a few places where we are sure to find some missing toys!
(PS should we do Christmas for you ...)
- 6 December 2012 20:54
- Eric and Flynn said...
It is exciting to find lost treasure. It is like having new toys all over again.
- 6 December 2012 21:16
- Deb said...
Oh thank goodness. I hate when I lose something special to me. You enjoy them now while mom is preparing for Christmas. Hugs, Deb
- 6 December 2012 21:19
- Tom, Tama-Chan, Sei-Chan, Bibi-Chan, Gen-Chan, Vidock, Violette said...
How wonderful to rediscover old toys that you thought were lost!
The Chans
- 6 December 2012 21:30
- Maggie M said...
Nice treasure stash sweet GJ. Now you have all the fun ahead getting them lost again. Hugs and nose kisses
- 6 December 2012 21:38
- Kari in Vegas said...
It's so great finding long lost toys!
Stop on by for a visit
- 6 December 2012 22:09
- Molly The Wally said...
Great swag there GJ. Nice find mum. Have a terrific Thursday.
best wishes Molly
- 6 December 2012 22:22
- Sweet Purrfections said...
You probably feel like you have a whole new set of toys! A lot of our toys have disappeared and they're probably under our sofas, too.
- 6 December 2012 22:46
- Madi and Mom said...
GJ that is too funny. Now you have all new toys. MOL Today one of our K9 friends lost his great big kong thingy.I told him how small my toys were and how they were always under things. Great post.
Hugs madi your BFFF
- 6 December 2012 23:36
- michico*Adan said...
So great to find your treasure back~
- 7 December 2012 00:27
- Marg said...
Oh Thank COD, all your old friends were found. Bet they were feeling kind of lonely without you GJ. Glad the Mum moved that sofa. Take care.
- 7 December 2012 00:51
- Derby, Ducky said...
Mum hasn't checked under our couch recent, maybe she should.
- 7 December 2012 00:56
- ♥♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥♥ said...
Tell your Mum to be careful moving the sofa with her bad back. Our Mom waits until the carpet cleaner comes and he moves them - and then we all find so many of our lost toys too.
We hope you have lots of fun with your toys - and don't hide them again:)
Woos - Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
- 7 December 2012 01:13
- Prancer Pie said...
It's kind of like an early Christmas! MOL!
- 7 December 2012 01:58
- The Island Cats said...
We were gonna say what Prancer did! It's like an early Christmas!!!
- 7 December 2012 02:37
- Mr. Black said...
That is almost as if the toys are new all over again!
We all have our pieces of furniture that should be moved and cleaned under/behind. I wonder what treasures might be found for me?!
- 7 December 2012 02:56
- The Cat From Hell said...
Me hates to think what is under our refrigerator...
- 7 December 2012 04:27
- Andrea and the Celestial Kitties said...
Old things are new again!
- 7 December 2012 05:54
- Angel and Kirby said...
It is fun to find lost toys!
- 7 December 2012 06:05
- Old Kitty said...
Sweet and adorable GJ!!! Yay for such found treasure!! Glad they are now where you can play with them some more!! Take care
- 7 December 2012 10:19
- Hannah and Lucy said...
Wow we bet you wondered where all your toys had gone GJ.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
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GJ that's like having an early Christmas!!
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That is like Christmas morning with a bunch of new presents!
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Oh, I LUV it when that happens! It's almost like having new toys all over again!
Wiggles & Wags,
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It's just like new toys all over again...mol
xoxo Kassey
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It's fun to get some sofa-marinated toys back!
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oooh those finds are the BESTEST! It's like getting new toys all over again!
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The latest stumble: Motorola sees second quarter sales of $8.6 billion to $8.7 billion. The company had predicted $9.4 billion. Meanwhile, Motorola sees a loss from continuing operations of 2 cents a share to 4 cents a share. That includes charges of 3 to 4 cents a share due to layoffs. According to Thomson Financial Motorola was expected to report a profit of 2 cents a share on revenue of $9.26 billion.
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The company's shortfall in sales and earnings for the second quarter is primarily attributable to lower overall unit volumes in the Mobile Devices business in Asia and Europe. The company expects second quarter Mobile Devices shipments to be approximately 35 to 36 million handsets. The company's Mobile Devices business is expected to have a larger operating loss in the second quarter as compared to the first quarter. For the full year 2007, the company no longer expects the Mobile Device business to be profitable. Second quarter results for Connected Home Solutions and Networks & Enterprise businesses continue to meet the company's expectations.
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FORT WAYNE – Here's the kind of complex, ticking clock that is inside Matt Land: As he sits in his athletic director's office at Trine University, he explains why he doesn't want to be in an office.
I don't want to sit in an office, he says from behind his big, dark desk. I don't want people telling me what I want to do.
Did you catch the last part? It's about what I want to do; not to do
As long as he can recall, he's been his own man – even when he was a boy.
He was the scrawny kid on the Tom's Peanuts team in the Wallen Little League. He was the light-in-the-shorts quarterback at Northrop. He was the 145-pound wrestler with more guts than talent. He was the head football coach at South Side when the South job was one of the low rungs on the coaching ladder. He was the head coach of the Freedom indoor football league team that never knew, from one game to the other, if there would be a paycheck. He was the one out of four candidates who took the Trine (then Tri-State) football job when, in the three years prior, the program won two games out of 30. Two of those years were 0-10.
I remember it all, Land says. He almost hisses with defiance. What I could always remember, I was never good enough to be great, and that always pissed me off. From that time, that's what always has driven me. I was always that person not blessed with athleticism, and people would tell me that, and it would piss me off.
The more he was pushed, the harder he pushed back.
The more he was told no, the more he said yes.
The first thing we did is we went and got a welcome mat from Walmart, he says.
It's the story of his first year as the new football coach, when the university was still called Tri-State and there were the awful seasons of 0-10, 2-8 and 0-10. It was just a black welcome mat, and we put it in the weight room.
I was fielding 10 phone calls a day from people that wanted to play us. We're the doormat of the Midwest NCAA football programs. So we put it in the weight room; made 'em walk over it every day when they lifted. So they remembered. You suck! What are you going to do about it?
Oh yeah. He remembers it all; even his wife, sitting at the kitchen table, telling him not to take the job at Tri-State.
She said, They're so bad, Matt.'
Tri-State was 2-8 in Land's first season. Still not good enough. What was his team going to do about it?
They would go 6-4 the following season; and then 10-1, 10-2, and 11-1; three consecutive MIAA championships; three consecutive trips to the NCAA Division III tournament.
It was during the 2010 season when Trine produced quarterback Eric Watt, winner of the Gagliardi Trophy, which is the Division III equivalent to the Heisman Trophy.
A bad year now at Trine was last year, went it went 7-3 and missed the NCAA playoffs for the first time in four seasons.
At 40 years old, he didn't expect to become an athletic director this early in his career. Those jobs go to the guys with more gray up top who are willing to park it in an office and sit through administrative meetings and invite the donors up to the stadium suites for wine and pieces of cubed cheese.
But when the AD opening arose, Land saw something he couldn't pass up. He saw another challenge.
We took somewhat of a risk on Matt when we hired him five or six years ago, Trine President Dr. Earl Brooks said. He hadn't coached the college game. He had been very, very successful in the Fort Wayne market, having coached South Side, and at that time, had been coaching the Freedom some. But we saw a young man that came in and did a fantastic job in the interview process and had a well-articulated plan. Was Matt somewhat of a risk? Maybe, but I think he was a very well-calculated risk.
And Brooks is just as confident in Matt Land, the athletic director, as he is in Land, the football coach.
I like Matt's energy. I like his vision. And I think he's very capable, and I've seen a lot of growth in Matt in the short time he's been here, Brooks said. He didn't have college experience, and it took him a short period of time to turn a program that was 0-10 to 10-0 and has gained a lot of support along the way in terms of donors and alumni, and I think he can translate some of that success to some of our programs in the department.
Because he still remembers it all is fuel to his motor. It's why he won at South Side; why he won in the indoor league; why he's flipped the switch at Trine and turned perennial losers into a championship program.
When you think you can do the impossible, you've got to find a place to do the impossible, Land says. How many times can you do it? I don't know. That's what drives me.


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A VALENTINE TREAT - strawberry rice krispie cupcakes
Nearly a year ago I did a little experiment and made strawberry rice krispie treats in cupcake shapes with strawberry icing! I figured they would be the perfect Valentine treat!
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My husband had been requesting using strawberry marshmallows in rice krispie treats for some time. I didn't think it would be that good. But we saw strawberry marshmallows in the grocery store and I decided to give in and try it.
Then he decided he wanted strawberry icing on it to. WHAT?!? I didn't think icing would be good on a rice krispie treat. But I decided to give in and try it.
I melted one 10 oz package of strawberry marshmallows and 3 tablespoons of butter in a pot.
Meanwhile I measured out six cups of rice krispies and buttered my large muffin pan.
The strawberry marshmallows and better got REALLY pink!
I mixed in the rice krispies. It's hard to see in the photo, but the mixture took on some pink swirls.
I pressed the mixture into the cupcake tin. They formed very quickly and they were easy to get out.
Here they are ready for the icing.
The Betty Crocker icing was nice and light. I ran out of strawberry icing for the seven cupcakes I made. But I have some Betty Crocker fluffy white that I swirled with the strawberry icing for the last two.
They came out delicious! The rice krispie treats had a subtle strawberry taste, Kind of like a strawberry shortcake ice cream bar. The strawberry icing enhanced the flavor.
I could only eat half at a time. I had the biggest sugar high!
And I would do it for a party and serve within a few hours. The treats had to be refrigerated because of the icing. Therefore making the rice krispie treat hard. But you can pop it in the mocrowave for 5-10 seconds.
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Why the hate? Well, a community-watch group has been trying to give the heritage area a facelift, and it seems to be working. Last year The New Paper reported a drop in the number of massage parlours, from 30 in 2005 to four by the end of 2008. This conservation district, lined with quaint shophouses, Peranakan restaurants and zhi-char joints (we especially love Joo Heng, even though it's gone all fancy with air-conditioning now), has a surprisingly vibrant nightlife.
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