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ANDOVER, Kan. -- The Kansas Turnpike Authority is making changes in the way drivers pay tolls at some exits. The KTA is using self pay machines. KTA first started putting in the machines in 2009. Now there are 14 of them across the state.
The machines are similar to self pay check outs at grocery stores. There is still a toll taker at the Andover exit during the day. But at night a machine takes the money. Even then a driver can get help with questions.
The KTA's Rachel Bell said, "There is a call button on each machine and a customer or traveler can actually push that button and be connected with a live person who can help either walk them through the situation or if they're having other difficulties they can address those issues."
Besides the safety of not having toll takers in remote areas at night the KTA is saving $1.5 million per year using the machines. Money that can be used in other ways to help drivers.
However, Bell said the self pay stations won't be used everywhere. "Our interstate interchanges like the south Wichita interchange really has too much traffic for these types of machines", said Bell.
The self pay stations are in addition to the turnpike's K-Tag program. K-Tag allows drivers to prepay for tolls and pass through a special toll gate using a sticker on the inside of a car's windshield.
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All the answers I got back were YES he and yes I have no rights.. but when I asked the supervisor if this is true.. She laughed and said no way in hell could they give out any information about anything on one of there players unless they had warrant or subpoena. so I'm just curious was i just getting answers from UN experienced lawyers . or were they just answering just to answer.. it really bothers me that i come to this forum for advice and ask for help from professionals and get the wrong advice
When you asked the casino owner, did you ask as someone who was concerned about your playing history? Or did you ask as an investigator? The casino is in the business of making money. The supervisor will say exactly what you want to hear and then show you to a table to start gambling.
Mr. Phillips' answer hits the nail on the head.
If a bunch of lawyers told you yes but a casino owner said no why would you believe the owner over the lawyers and assume they all have no experience?
The casino could voluntarily disclose your information to your P.O., but they could not be FORCED to do so without a warrant or subpoena. I bet an imaginary penny that my investigator could get your gambling history and status without a warrant or subpoena.
Your P.O. can legally bust into your HOME and shake you down 24/7. Maybe your P.O. is intentionally leading you to believe she is less able to monitor your behavior than she actually is to keep you off guard.
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Glossop North End 1 AFC Blackpool 1 (3-2 on penalties)
|21st October
Alsager Town 0 Glossop North End 4
|18th October
Glossop North End 3 Bacup & Rossendale Borough 1
|14th October
Glossop North End 6 West Didsbury & Chorlton 0
|7th October
Glossop North End 1 Mossley 2
|4th October
Glossop North End 3 Squires Gate 2
Glossop came from 2-0 down to beat Squires Gate. After Glossop has the better chances in the opening half hour, it was Squires Gate who took the lead on 32 minutes after Jack Sowerby ran at the Glossop defence before beating Greg Hall with a low shot. It was 2-0 to the visitors on 39 minutes when Alex Murphy scored with a header, but Glossop pulled a goal back through Kieran Lugsden 2 minutes later.
|30th September
Glossop North End 2 Abbey Hey 0
Two late goals gave Glossop all 3 points against Abbey Hey. After a goalless first half with very few chances for either team, the home side increased the pressure in the 2nd half. Glossop were denied a goal midway through the half when Lee Blackshaw's penalty was saved but the breakthrough came on 81 minutes with Kieran Lugsden heading in from a Steve Yarwood cross. Yarwood was also involved in the 2nd goal 2 minutes letter leading to captain Dave Young scoring with a low shot across the goal from the right.
|27th September
Chorley 1 Glossop North End 0
Glossop were knocked out of the FA Cup by a James Dean goal on 72 minutes. Despite the 3 leagues difference there was very little between the teams and a draw looked likely until Dean headed in from a free kick. Glossop were reduced to 10 men in injury time when Eddie Moran pulled back Chorley substitute Astley Mulholland to prevent a 2nd goal with goalkeeper Greg Hall still attempting to get back after going forward for a corner, leaving the referee no choice but to show a red card.
|23rd September
Stockport Sports 0 Glossop North End 8
A hat trick each for Tom Bailey and Jason Carey helped Glossop to their biggest away win in 19 years, 1 goal short of their NWCFL record of 9-0 at Bacup in April 1995.
|20th September
Glossop North End 2 Colne 1
|16th September
Glossop North End 2 Northwich Victoria 2 (Glossop won 4-2 on penalties)
Glossop came from 2-0 down at half time to progess to the next round of the FA Cup with a penalty shoot-out victory over Northwich Victoria.
|13th September
Northwich Victoria 0 Glossop North End 0
Glossop will face a replay at home to Northwich Victoria on Tuesday(16th) after a goalless draw in the FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round match at Flixton. Jason Carey went closest to scoring for Glossop with a header at the end of the first half which went the wrong side of the post. Northwich had the better chances in the second half with a shot coming back off the post, and then had an attempt saved by goalkeeper Greg Hall.
|6th September
Glossop North End 0 Runcorn Linnets 2
|2nd September
Glossop North End 4 Alsager Town 0
Four second half goals extended Glossop's unbeaten start to the season. The best chance of the first half came from a Dave Young penalty but Alsager goalkeeper Steve Dryden saved the spot kick. Jason Carey opened the scoring early in the 2nd half with a low shot, before Steve Yarwood scored the 2nd with his first touch after coming on as a substitute on 71 minutes. 2 minutes later a Kieran Lugsden shot was saved by Dryden but Tom Bailey headed in the rebound, and the final goal came 4 minutes from the end from Adam Kay.
|30th August
Maltby Main 0 Glossop North End 7
Glossop progressed to the 1st Qualifying Round of the FA Cup with a comfortable victory over Maltby. Captain Dave Young opened the scoring on 20 minutes from the penalty sport after a foul on Sam Hind, and 3 minutes later Jason Carey started and finished a good move with Adam Kay delivering the cross from the left for Carey to head in.
|30th August
Manchester Premier Cup Draw
Glossop have been drawn at home to Mossley in the 1st Round of the Manchester Premier Cup.
|26th August
Glossop North End 0 Congleton Town 0
|23rd August
Glossop North End 1 Silsden 1
Glossop dropped 2 points at home to Silsden after the visitors scored an equalizer with 8 minutes left after Kieran Lugsden had put the home side in front early in the 2nd half. The Silsden goalkeeper was in great form and denied Glossop several chances of scoring a 2nd goal which would have have made certain of the 3 points.
|19th August
West Didsbury & Chorlton 0 Glossop North End 1
An Aaron Moxam goal after 5 minutes was enough to give Glossop all 3 points at West Didsbury & Chorlton. Greg Hall made a great save on the stroke of half time to deny the home side and the hosts also had a goal ruled out for offside in the 2nd half.
|16th August
Glossop North End 3 AFC Blackpool 0
Glossop progressed to the next round of the FA Cup with a straight forward victory over Blackpool. The result never looked in any doubt although the opening goal took 41 minutes to arrive when Tom Bailey was tripped and Dave Young scored from the penalty spot. Two minutes later Sam Hind headed in a 2nd from a Matt Russell cross. Aaron Moxam completed the scoring with a 3rd in stoppage time.
|12th August
Ashton Athletic 1 Glossop North End 2
Glossop's 100% record continued with their 4th consecutive win thanks to goals from Jason Carey and Neil Chappell.
|9th August
Glossop North End 1 AFC Blackpool 0
Glossop remain top of the league after 3 games as they beat AFC Blackpool 1-0. An Eddie Moran strike in first half stoppage time was the only goal of the game.
|5th August
Glossop North End 2 Maine Road 0
Glossop continued their winning start to the season with an own goal after 5 minutes and a Kelvin Lugsden header on 64 minutes enough to give them a 2-0 victory over Maine Road.
|2nd August
Bacup & Rossendale Borough 0 Glossop North End 6
Glossop started the season with a comfortable victory at Bacup. They had failed to score in their previous 4 visit but after a good start and Dave Young opened the scoring with a spectacular long range shot on 22 minutes.
|FA Cup Draw
The draw has been made for the early rounds of the FA Cup as follows-
Extra Preliminary Round - Glossop North End v AFC Blackpool. Saturday 16th August
|Pre-Season Friendlies
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Eight-year-old Erik Schneider is a picky eater.
That can pose a challenge for Marla Schneider, his mother. She's picky about nutrition.
Schneider typically packs the third-grader's lunch. But, like most other busy families, sometimes they run late, and she tells him to buy lunch in the cafeteria.
"There's been times when he comes home and says, 'I didn't like what they had, so I didn't eat all day,' " Schneider said with a sigh.
The new school year is bringing new options for Schneider and other parents of children enrolled in Northwest Allen County Schools. Lunch menus now include chicken chips, a flattened, potato chip-shaped version of chicken nuggets covered in whole-grain breading and baked, not fried.
The product represents Maple Leaf Farms' foray into the lucrative school lunch market. The Leesburg company best known for selling duck launched a chicken division, Milford Valley, about 30 years ago. But it only recently started making food that appeals to children and meets schools' strict nutritional requirements.
"We have some very aggressive goals for the product," said Carmen Darland, Milford Valley's marketing director.
"There is room to grow" the chicken division, which was created about five years ago and includes Milford Valley, Sandra's and Wentzel Farms brands, Darland said. But the privately owned company doesn't release sales figures or projections.
Darland revealed, however, that 37 percent of the cases shipped by the company contain chicken.
Duck or chicken?
Maple Leaf Farms has sold chicken since the 1980s, when it started offering chicken cordon bleu and breaded chicken breasts with broccoli and cheese centers to catering companies.
The food processing company now offers about 25 different chicken products, including breaded chicken breasts with stuffing, chicken with spinach (chicken Florentine), chicken breasts with an herb butter in the middle (chicken Kiev), chicken with onions, peppers and cheese (chicken Philly) and orange-glazed chicken.
Four years ago, Milford Valley, the chicken division, started making appetizers. The first was the stuffed Buffalo chicken stick, which places chopped chicken mixed with spices wrapped around a cream cheese center. The product is now sold nationwide in ballparks, gas stations and other outlets.
About a year ago, Milford Valley started selling chicken products at the Fort Wayne TinCaps and South Bend Silver Hawks' minor league baseball stadiums. Stuffed Buffalo chicken sticks and chicken chips were big hits.
In the ballpark version, the chicken parts are covered in Japanese breadcrumbs and deep-fried.
Feedback from Maple Leaf Farms employees was great, especially from those with children. Company executives began to wonder aloud whether the school systems would put the items on their menus. Their kids liked the products, and it made sense that other children would, too.
In July 2013, the company sent samples and representatives to the National School Nutrition Association Show in Kansas City, Missouri, to get feedback from the lunch ladies in attendance, Darland said.
"It was very well received, but we had to hit the nutrition criteria," she said.
Milford Valley's staff had to reduce the amount of sodium, substitute a whole-grain breading and bake the products to meet the schools' requirements.
"What started in the stadiums, we were able to bring into several area school systems fairly quickly," said Darland, who led the team that developed chicken chips when she was in the research and development department. She transferred to the marketing department three years ago.
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The company's sales force has focused on Indiana schools first.
School officials in Fort Wayne, Warsaw and South Bend have all embraced Milford Valley's chicken chips, which are made in Milford, a small town in northern Kosciusko County. Fort Wayne Community Schools was among the most recent school systems to place an order.
"Word of mouth has really helped us locally," Darland said, adding that district and statewide meetings allow food service leaders to share stories about new products their students really like.
"It really is a huge deal" to offer food that kids will eat, she said. "The goal is to minimize what goes into the trash cans and maximize what goes into their bellies."
A child might eat one or two bites of a chicken sandwich, but that child will eat all the chips, said Leeanne Koeneman, food service director for Northwest Allen County Schools.
She first heard of Milford Valley's chicken chips about a year ago. Northwest Allen County Schools had been buying a similar product, but it was taken off the market, and the kids missed it.
"It's like a flattened-out chicken nugget or a very small, thinned-out chicken patty," Koeneman said of the Milford Valley product. "The students absolutely loved them."
Younger kids, especially, love to dip them in ranch dressing, ketchup and barbecue sauce, she said.
All age groups like chicken chips, which isn't true of every menu item, Koeneman said.
In kindergarten through eighth grade, students receive eight chicken chips per serving. In high school, students are given 10 chips per serving.
Waiting in wings
Koeneman and Darland are both excited about the newest item coming from Milford Valley: Chicken and waffles.
A chicken nugget, as opposed to a chip, is coated with waffle batter that has a maple syrup flavoring in it. Koeneman described the product as amazing. She loves the flexibility of having a product that can be served for breakfast or lunch.
Milford Valley, which launched the chicken and waffles product in August, has to establish distribution logistics. So schools are waiting for it to show up on their order forms.
Koeneman takes a philosophical approach to coaxing children to eat nutritious food. The challenge, she said, isn't anything new.
"This dates back to probably Adam and Eve," she said. "When they had their children, they probably couldn't get them to eat their vegetables."
Schneider, Erik's mom, agrees.
"You just try and do the best that you can, as much as you can," she said.


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All Black lock Anthony Boric's World Cup hopes received a boost following the news he should hopefully be fit by mid-August if his recovery goes well.
Boric limped off during the Blues' victory over the Waratahs on Saturday with a mid-foot sprain. There were original fears the injury could require surgery and the 19-cap second-row could be out for six months, but team doctor Stephen Kara said the injury was 'moderate grade.' "Provided he is pain-free at the end of that period of time, then he will go on to a walk-jog programme, and aims to be back within six weeks," Kara said.
Boric will now be in a cast for two weeks, then in a moon boot and will definitely sit out the rest of the Blues' Super Rugby campaign. Kara refused to be drawn on Boric's World Cup prospects saying it would be 'purely speculative' at this stage. World Cup apart, the news of Boric's injury will come as a blow for Blues' coach Pat Lam.
Boric's injury adds to the long list of Blues' second-row casualties. Brad Mika, Liaki Moli, Filo Paulo and Kurtis Haiu have all succumbed to injury and Lam lamented their bad luck in the second-row department. "That's lock No.7 we've lost," said Lam. "It's a big loss. He's definitely out this week, and possibly longer."
Despite the bad news concerning Boric, Lam received some better news regarding his outside backs ahead of Saturday's Super Rugby clash with the Reds in Brisbane. Utility back Lachie Munro was injured in the act of scoring against the Waratahs, when he was charged into by Tahs' skipper Phil Waugh, but he should be back in full training by Wednesday. Joe Rokocoko looks set to return to training following a hamstring tweak and Rene Ranger is now over his hamstring complaint and will be in contention for Saturday's semi-final clash.
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Former Perry Circuit Judge Doug Combs was sentenced today to six months in prison along with three years supervised release and $3,000 in fines.
Combs pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A former eastern Kentucky judge has been sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to federal mail fraud charges.
Douglas Combs must also pay a $3,000 fine. The former Perry County circuit court judge pleaded guilty to the charges in June.
Combs admitted he had hired temporary employees as substitute court reporters. Instead, they helped Combs work on his personal business out of his public court office.
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Novato-based Winery Exchange continues to expand beyond its roots as a worldwide creator of wine, beer and spirits brands with the acquisition of a portfolio of certified-organic and sulfite-undetectable wine brands, led by Our Daily Red and Orleans Hill, from Nevada County Wine Guild. …
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LONDON, ENGLAND - Sir Lawrence Abbot Gaga has become irritated by the constant wild behavior of his wife, Lady Gaga, causing strain on their marriage. British tabloids now speculate the relationship may be in serious jeopardy.
"I've always worked hard to bring honor to the Gaga name.," said Sir Gaga. "Despite her age and the fact that she is from across the pond, I've always expected the woman I marry to join me in this endeavor. Her recent antics and general style are in stark contrast to the public's expectations of the esteemed Gaga family."
Sir and Lady Gaga were married last year in an extravagant ceremony attended by other royalty including King James of Cleveland, Queen Latifah, The Kings of Leon, Lord of the Dance, Prince, The Royals of Kansas City, The Kings of Sacramento, Burger King, and Lord of the Rings.
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Sir Gaga did not require his wife to sign a prenuptial agreement meaning if the couple gets divorced, Lady Gaga would keep her title, as well as the historic Gaga estate in Kensington. She would also retain all other rights and privileges afforded to members of the House of Gaga, including her sixteenth position in the line of succession to the British Throne.
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ROCKFORD, TENN. – Nisus Corporation, a leading provider of environmentally sensitive pest control products, will feature pest control companies that share its commitment to Green Pest Management principles in a national ad campaign launched this spring.
Each month, from March through December, one company will be selected to represent the industry as a "Nisus Green Pest Management All-Star." The ads will appear in PCT magazine, an industry trade magazine distributed to more than 21,000 pest management professionals throughout North America.
"An effective Green Pest Management® program – which includes inspection, removal of food and harborage, exclusion, the judicious use of pesticides, and monitoring – requires the knowledge and skill of qualified pest management professionals," said Kevin Kirkland, president, Nisus Corporation. "It's an important service and growth segment for our industry and we want to recognize PMPs that share our passion for providing green pest management solutions."
To nominate your company as a Green Pest Management All-Star, download the Nomination Form and fax it back to (330) 659-0823.
Founded in 1990, Nisus Corporation offers a comprehensive portfolio of environmentally friendly products for the professional pest management industry including Bora-Care, Bora-Care Commercial, Jecta, Tim-bor, Mold-Care, Mold-Clean, Niban Granular Bait, Niban-FG, Nibor-D, Bac-Azap, Terro-PCO, Nisus DSV, EcoClear, Snake Out, Triple-Shot Bait Stations, Fireback Aerosols, ProFoam Platinum and Termistop. To learn more about Nisus' Green Pest Management Solutions, visit www.nisuscorp.com.
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is seeking a qualified regulatory affairs professional to direct the day-to-day management and execution of NPMA's federal and state regulatory affairs programs
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Asheville Deemed One of America's "Smartest Cities"
(WLOS Channel 13 News) According to a new list by Forbes, Asheville is one of America's smartest cities. It ranked eighth on the list of small towns which also includes St. George, Utah (1st), Ocean City, New Jersey (3rd), Wilmington, North Carolina (5th) and Redmond-Bend, Oregon (9th). Forbes compiled the smart city list by looking at the growth of the cities' college-educated population, saying the small towns have "lured many down-shifting, but often well-educated baby boomers."
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AdvantageWest gets $1.2 million for ScaleUp WNC
(Asheville Citizen-Times) With 14,000 gallons produced this year, Noble Cider is not the same company it was two years ago when the market's big thirst for their small batch of 2,000 gallons caused the barrels to run dry before the next apple season. In less than two years, the local hard cider company has grown its production by 700 percent, increased its contracts from 5 to 75 and is in the process of opening a 9,000-square foot facility in the former Carpet Connection building in West Asheville. The startup phase is over. However, a new opportunity to help Western North Carolina businesses like Noble Cider to grow has just begun. AdvantageWest, the nonprofit economic development partnership for the state's 23 westernmost counties, was recently awarded a five-year, $1.2 million contract to develop ScaleUp WNC. The initiative will provide intensive growth strategy development and implementation assistance to 150 local, high-growth entrepreneurs — a resource that Matt Raker, vice president of entrepreneurship at AdvantageWest, said the region sorely needs.
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Cold Snap Prompts "Code Purple"
(WLOS Channel 13 News) Area homeless shelters are opening their doors and making extra room to help people stay warm. They've issued a "code purple" alert, which means extra cots for people showing up during this cold spell.
"We're going to find space and we're going to make sure that people are taken care of and we have extra people who actually volunteer to step up and be able to handle the crowds," Micheal Woods said, with WNC Rescue Ministries.
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Chocolate Lounge to open soon in Asheville
(Asheville Citizen-Times) The heart of Asheville is about to be a hub for chocolate, with a seven-flavor hot chocolate dispenser and a chocolate bar library. Jael and Dan Rattigan, owners of the French Broad Chocolate Lounge since 2006, will open their new 4,200 square-foot chocolate boutique and lounge Nov. 28 at 10 Pack Square. The original Lexington Avenue Lounge will hold its last service Nov. 22, according to Jael Rattigan, who owns the growing chocolate business with her husband Dan Rattigan. The Rattigans do not know what will take over the 10 S. Lexington building.
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Police Request Surveillance After Body Is Dropped Off at E.R.
(WLOS Channel 13 News) Asheville Police say they are still working to identify the man who dropped off a body at Mission Hospital around 1 a.m. Saturday. Law enforcement said Tuesday afternoon they have requested hospital surveillance video via a search warrant. The body was identified Monday as 26-year-old Logan Pittman of Bakersville. Friends said they were stunned to hear the news. "Getting dropped off at a hospital, I mean that's what shocked me the worst," Logan's friend Allen Cason said. "If you're going to take somebody to the hospital, at least make sure they're all right and stay with them – don't just leave them."
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Boyle column: Is race driving APD Chief controversy?
(Asheville Citizen-Times – OPINION) A reader called me a couple of weeks ago and left me a somewhat blistering voice mail, chastising me for joining "the witch hunt" on Asheville Police Chief William Anderson. The caller, who left no name, said problems have been ongoing at the department long before Anderson showed up, and when white police chiefs were in charge, we ignored them.
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Oak Hill Commons caps goals for 10-year plan to end homelessness
(Mountain XPress) Ten years ago, the Homeless Initiative Advisory Committee, made up of eight city and eight county appointees from a variety of organizations, embarked on an ambitious plan to end chronic homelessness in Asheville. Now, almost precisely that amount of time later, it is coming to fruition, with a final project that cty of Asheville Homeless Initiative Coordinator Heather Dillashaw hopes will reduce chronic homeless to a "functional zero." Oak Hill Commons will be a private housing development, a mixed-use facility meeting workforce rent levels that, Dillashaw says, looks to be completed by mid-to-late 2015. But its unique, and arguably most important, feature is the 24 units designated specifically for the "hard-to-house." Hard-to-house people, says Dillashaw, are a specific subset of the homeless that need closer attention and care: "They're not maintaining and they're still falling apart when they get into housing. Most folks who are experiencing homelessness don't need this level of intervention."
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Cold, wind, snow expected to blast Asheville area
(Asheville Citizen-Times) The weather could get a little scary in the Asheville area late Halloween night and into Saturday, with high winds, the coldest temperatures of the season and, yes, even snow possible. Snow is in the forecast even for valley locations such as Asheville, National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Horne said Thursday. The immediate Asheville area could get about an inch of snow by Saturday afternoon, he said, while areas to the north of town such as Weaverville could get up to 3 inches. Higher mountains along the Tennessee border, above 3,500 feet, could get 3-6 inches of snow.
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Asheville's food pioneers: Blue Ridge Food Ventures nurtures local startups
(Mountain XPress) Blue Ridge Food Ventures is a subset of AdvantageWest, a nonprofit regional economic development partnership serving Western North Carolina. The facility attracts many entrepreneurs who, like Anderson, need access to equipment that would be too expensive or impractical to purchase themselves. Other clients seek business advice, branding consultation or assistance with regulatory compliance and product development. In other words, all the things a new business owner needs in order to become successful and profitable. That kind of guidance is particularly crucial for, say, the person who might have a killer hot sauce recipe but has no clue how to get those bottles onto grocery store shelves. "A lot of people that we see are really more artisans than true production people," Executive Director Chris Reedy explains. "Some of them may have business backgrounds, some of them may have food backgrounds, but there's a big difference between working in a retail-style restaurant kitchen and working in a production kitchen. So what we try to do is really tailor our services to the people who need that kind of help."
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Dozens of APD Officers Publicly Call for Chief Anderson's Immediate Resignation
(WLOS News 13) A 4 page petition has been delivered to the Asheville City Manager's office this afternoon demanding the APD's leadership problems be addressed immediately. The petition was signed by 44 APD police officers within the past two days, shortly after News 13 Investigates exposed problems including an officer shortage, morale issues and expired radar guns. In the petition, officers state they, along with the citizens of Asheville, are not being best served by the current APD leadership. As a result, they are requesting these issues be addressed immediately. Several officers interviewed with News 13 and are now publicly demanding the Chief hand in his resignation immediately. Officers say although 44 signed the petition, twice that number have endorsed it but will not add their signatures for fear of retaliation. For the first time, nearly a dozen APD officers have agreed to come forward, explaining how the APD's current atmosphere is putting public safety at risk.
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The "HID" pull request was submitted this morning for the Linux 3.15 kernel merge window and it presents new hardware support along with Windows 8.1 multi-touch protocol support.
Jiri Kosina explained in the
mailing list pull request
that the HID changes for Linux 3.15 present a substantial clean-up to the generic and transport layers, but there's also some exciting end-user changes:
- A new HID driver has been added, the CP2112. This new driver supports the Silicon Labs CP2112 chip as a "Single-Chip HID USB to SMBus Master Bridge."
- The Sony HID driver now supports the Dualshock 4 controller as found with the PlayStation 4 game console. The Dualshock 4 controller is Bluetooth-based and from an initial look-over it seems this Linux driver support for 3.15 is in good standing for this new game controller.
- Support for the Windows 8.1 Multi-Touch protocol.
- Other small fixes and also new device IDs have been added.
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Report: 62% of Major LTE Carriers Will Use NFV by 2018
Explore Telecompetitor (Nov 7 2013) Mobile Backhaul
The cost of cell base station hardware, and its percentage of mobile operator network capex, is falling fast while mobile operators are devoting growing amounts of capital to software and opex, according to a report from Maravedis-Rethink. "The cost of cell site hardware has become almost irrelevant to operators deploying LTE," according to...(Read Full Article)
CenturyLink legacy declines drag revenue down even as Carrier Ethernet gains
Explore FierceTelecom (Nov 7 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Regional
CenturyLink reported that despite strong gains in broadband, IPTV and Carrier Ethernet, Q3 2013 operating revenues declined 1 percent year-over-year to $4.52 billion due to ongoing access line losses and lower access results.(Read Full Article)
Frontier adds 26,800 new broadband subs, grows Carrier Ethernet in Q3
Explore FierceTelecom (Nov 6 2013) Mobile Backhaul
One area of growth in the business segment was Ethernet services. The telco's Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) service for medium and larger business customers is now available in 86 percent of its central offices. Daniel McCarthy, president and chief operating officer, said during the earnings call that "the next phase in our Ethernet build will be to add capability for premium Ethernet services, which will also enable us to charge differently for higher tiers and services."(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Frontier Communications Frontier
Infonetics Research: Macrocell Mobile Backhaul Market Growth Decelerating
Explore fortmilltimes.com (Oct 30 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Infonetics
Market research firm Infonetics Research released excerpts from its latest Macrocell Mobile Backhaul Equipment and Services report, which ranks mobile backhaul equipment vendors, identifies market growth areas, and provides ...(Read Full Article)
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Infonetics Predicts Small Cell Mobile Backhaul Surge
Explore Telecompetitor (Oct 30 2013) Mobile Backhaul
The market for small, or low-power, outdoor cells is poised for a growth surge, according to Infonetics' recently released "Small Cell Mobile Backhaul Equipment" report. Though revenue in the "nascent market" for outdoor small cell mobile backhaul equipment totaled just $39 million worldwide in 2012, "we look for outdoor small cells to...(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Infonetics
AT&T postpones special access rate increase following customer protests
Explore FierceTelecom (Oct 29 2013) Middle Mile , Mobile Backhaul , National
Competitive providers said that AT&T and fellow RBOC Verizon (NYSE: VZ) control about 80 percent of the special access market. These connections are used by competitive providers to connect their headquarters and remote offices, and by wireless operators for backhaul where IP-based services such as Carrier Ethernet are not available today.(Read Full Article)
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MEF announces 2013 Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Awards finalists
Explore Upgrade Magazine (Oct 29 2013) Middle Mile , Business Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul , Global , Regional , Wholesale / Exchange , Vertical Systems
Carrier Ethernet Awards were announced at the MEF quarterly meeting in Seattle this week. These annual awards recognize excellence and leadership in the development, marketing and delivery of Carrier Ethernet Services. They are presented annually for the Global market and Asia-Pacific, North America, EMEA, and Caribbean & Latin American regions.(Read Full Article)
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Global Ethernet Backhaul Equipment Market 2012-2016
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TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Ethernet Backhaul Equipment market to grow (incremental) at a CAGR of 4.85 percent over the period 2012-2016. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the inexorable increase of mobile data. The Global Ethernet Backhaul Equipment market has also been witnessing the increasing investment in microwave backhaul. However, the delay in setting-up LTE ecosystems could pose a challenge to the growth of this market.(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: IEEE Metro Ethernet Forum Overture Networks
Frontier CEO says fiber to the tower a boon to local businesses
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Frontier Communications is finding that the fiber to the tower builds it is conducting for its wireless operator customers is a good foundation to deliver fiber-based services to area businesses.(Read Full Article)
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Frontier's Wilderotter puts emphasis on enhancing broadband
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As one of the only woman CEOs of a major wireline telco, Frontier Communications, Maggie Wilderotter is in a unique place. Sean Buckley speaks with Wilderotter about the role of women in telecom and the industry's broadband and business services growth.(Read Full Article)
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Tech Valley Re-born as FirstLight, with a Strong Carrier Ethernet Focus
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When competitive carriers arrived on the scene in the 1990s, their focus initially was on voice and traditional data services for business customers. After a couple of decades of consolidation and technology advances, the competitive carriers that remain are increasingly focused on Carrier Ethernet.(Read Full Article)
Time Warner Cable acquires DukeNet for $600M to bolster Southeast fiber footprint
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Time Warner Cable is increasing its Southeastern fiber network and business services footprint by reaching a deal to acquire Charlotte, N.C.-based competitive provider DukeNet from Alinda Capital and Duke Energy for $600 million in cash.(Read Full Article)
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And DukeNet Goes to … Time Warner Cable!?
Explore Telecom Ramblings (Oct 7 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Cable / MSO , National
DukeNet has found a buyer and it's not one that was high on any of my lists. Time Warner Cable today announced a definitive agreement to purchase the North Carolina-based regional and metro fiber operator from its energy utility parent and Alinda Capital, which bought in a few years back. … [ ](Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Time Warner Cable
Tech Valley Reborn As FirstLight, Aims At Ethernet Backhaul
Explore Telecom Ramblings (Sep 24 2013) Mobile Backhaul
The metro and regional fiber business has a new name to remember, as Tech Valley Communications has rebranded itself as FirstLight Fiber. Meanwhile, they also gained certification with a major wireless operator for their Ethernet backhaul solutions. … [ ](Read Full Article)
DukeNet bolsters FTTT initiative with connections to 3,500 cell sites
Explore FierceTelecom (Sep 23 2013) MEF , Business Ethernet , Metro Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul
DukeNet, a regional provider, now reaches over 3,500 cell sites as part of its growing fiber to the tower program that provides services to a number of the top wireless operators. The service provider currently operates over 9,000 route miles of fiber in the Southeast that in addition to offering FTTT also provides business services such as Carrier Ethernet.
Comment Mentions: Metro Ethernet Forum
IEEE Aims to Reduce EPON Cost with New 802.3 Amendment
Explore Telecompetitor (Sep 20 2013) Mobile Backhaul
IEEE Aims to Reduce EPON Cost with New 802.3 Amendment The IEEE on September 19 announced approval of its 802.3bk "Standard for Ethernet Amendment: Physical Layer Specifications and Management Parameters for Extended Ethernet Passive Optical Networks" (EPON), which is designed to reduce cost of ownership for network operators by enabling higher density and longer range EPON applications. The new...(Read Full Article)
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Insight: Carrier Ethernet Revenues to Grow At Least 17.4% Annually Through 2018
Explore Telecompetitor (Sep 6 2013) Middle Mile , Business Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul , Other analysts
Through 2018 Ethernet services revenue will grow to over $13 billion by 2018 from nearly $5.5 billion this year as major data service providers, including cable MSOs, leverage now widely available Ethernet metro area and wide area networks, according to a new report from The Insight Research Corporation. The average annual growth rate...(Read Full Article)
FairPoint tapped to provide CoverageCo's small-cell backhaul service in rural Vermont
Explore FierceTelecom (Sep 3 2013) Mobile Backhaul
With a focus on helping enable existing wireless operators to expand their rural coverage through roaming agreements, CoverageCo. will use FairPoint's fiber and Ethernet-based wholesale services as the transport mechanism to serve 200 miles of rural Vermont, beginning with service in Orange County.(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Informa FairPoint Communications
Alaska Communications rolls out Carrier Ethernet 2.0-based service
Explore FierceTelecom (Aug 30 2013) Middle Mile , MEF , Business Ethernet , Metro Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul , Wholesale / Exchange
In March, Alaska Communications became the first service provider in the state to gain the Metro Ethernet Forum's (MEF) Carrier Ethernet 2.0 certification. Along with Comcast Business (Nasdaq: CMCSA) in the United States and Telstra Wholesale in Australia ...(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Metro Ethernet Forum Comcast Business Services
"Collaborative Vision: the role of Carrier Ethernet in the Ethernet ecosystem" Nan Chen, president MEF
Explore Ethernet Alliance (Aug 29 2013) Middle Mile , MEF , Business Ethernet , Metro Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul
The Metro Ethernet Forum was created to accelerate the adoption of Carrier Ethernet networks and services. Prior to the MEF's formation, Ethernet was primarily designed for enterprise applications. The MEF's mission is to help enable carriers to develop ubiquitous business services and applications that can be widely accessed over a variety of networks.(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: IEEE Metro Ethernet Forum
SDN could cut 'backhaul shortfall' in half, save ops $5bn
Explore Telecoms.com (Aug 29 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Software Defined Networking (SDN) , Global
SDN could save operators over $4bn for mobile backhaul
Software defined networking (SDN) has so far been used predominantly to optimise datacentre resources in the cloud. But it has also been much discussed in the telco sphere and operators have tested SDN applications for operational network elements.
The application of SDN to transport and backhaul optimisation is so recent that there is little hard evidence to support SDN business cases for service providers.(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Telefónica
Windstream's business, consumer broadband gains drive up revenues to $1.51B
Explore FierceTelecom (Aug 8 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Local
Windstream reported that a rise in both business and consumer revenues were major factors in helping to increase revenues sequentially by $6 million to $1.51 billion and offset legacy wholesale and consumer declines.(Read Full Article)
Frontier broadband subscribers climb to 1.8M as business customer churn slows
Explore FierceTelecom (Aug 8 2013) Mobile Backhaul , Cable / MSO
Frontier Communications' no-frills broadband pricing had an effect in the second quarter as it gained 29,500 new customers. As of the end of June, the service provider had a total of about 1.8 million broadband customers. In Q3 and beyond, Frontier will focus on extending its Gigabit Ethernet product to more large business customers and looking for new opportunities to sell its service bundles to small businesses. As of the end of the quarter, the GigE product was available in 83 percent of its Central Offices.(Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Time Warner Cable Frontier Communications Frontier
FairPoint's Sunu: We'll connect 1,000 towers with our fiber in 2013
Explore FierceTelecom (Aug 7 2013) Middle Mile , Mobile Backhaul
"Based upon the contracts that we had in hand and our plans, we've already made significant progress in adding fiber-to-the-tower connections," said Paul Sunu, CEO of FairPoint. "We're up to 950 towers and have over 1,100 Ethernet connections for wireless carriers. Our plan is to get that to over 1,000 towers this year and 1,300 Ethernet connections."
Comment Mentions: FairPoint Communications
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