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UFC 132: Tito Ortiz looking for redemption against the odds
As David Haye prepares cement his legacy here in Germany, 10,000 miles away in Las Vegas another fighter – his legacy already assured – is fighting just to keep fighting.
Tito Ortiz was once the biggest star in the UFC, but goes into this Saturday's UFC 132 clash with Ryan Bader without a win since 2006 and having being told in no uncertain terms that if he doesn't win he loses his job.
UFC President Dana White and Ortiz had alternated between being best of friend and best of enemies several times over the last time but, at his heart, White doesn't want to see Ortiz go the way of the other two original Zuffa legends – Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture – who were both carried out of the UFC their backs in the past year.
Ortiz calls himself 'the last of the Mohicans' and it is an apt term. "I don't want to go," he said this week. "I'm not going to go. I am going to push the pace and win this fight. My back is right against wall. I'm coming out swinging. Chuck's gone, Randy's gone and I'm the last one from that era."
If you listen to 'the Huntington Beach Bad Boy' talk about his recent losses to Matt Hamill, Forrest Griffin, Lyoto Machida and his draw with Rashad Evans, he makes the point that against four of the best in the light heavyweight division – three of them who went on to be world champion – he was more than competitive. "I am not getting dominated,"
Ortiz was keen to point out. "I'm not getting knocked out like Chuck was late in his career. I'm still competitive with the very best guys in the division and haven't taken a step down in competition since the day I lost my belt in 2003. "Those guys writing me off need to look at the details of these performances: After Chuck Liddell beat me in December 2006 I took on Rashad Evans, who went on to be a world champion and has only lost once since. And I beat him. It was only a 'draw' because I got a point taken off for one, single time where I grabbed the fence. It was a draw, but I was the better fighter in the cage. I won."
"Then I fought Lyoto Machida, a great fighter who also went on to win the world title. I almost caught him in a triangle and tapped him out. He admitted he thought he was going to pass out. I lost, it sucked, but I was competitive.
"Next was a rematch with Forrest Griffin, who I beat earlier in our careers. I didn't get the decision this time, but a lot of people felt I won two rounds to one. Again, I was more than competitive with a top five guy.
"My last fight, against Matt Hamill in October, I lost. It was totally my bad, I didn't prepare for his takedowns because I didn't think he'd be able to take me down. Real dumb, my bad, and I am still pissed at myself."
Ortiz, like Haye intends to, has parlayed his fighting stardom into the realm of acting, appearing in several genre films including a sequel in 'The Crow' franchise. But in the Haye, thought, Ortiz Throughout this winless period, Ortiz has steadfastly refused to admit that serious injuries to his shoulder and back – which required surgeries – has made him lose half a step in the Octagon.
Now, though, he is being honest that he is reaching the end of a career where he reached the heights of holding the UFC title longer than any other light heavyweight. He said: "I turned 36 years old in January and training is a little harder than it used to be. I've been doing this for over 14 years now, and almost from my very first fight, I've been doing this at the elite level."
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UPDATE: Final abstracts of accepted presentations are due Feb. 4.
Showcasing exceptional student research and development
The iConference, in collaboration with FUSE Labs of Microsoft Research, is pleased to announce the third iConference Social Media Expo. The exposition is designed to showcase exceptional interdisciplinary research and development work from iSchool programs specializing in social media. Students are asked to form teams of 3-5 to conduct a specific research, design, development or community engagement project. Each project should explore a technological solution meeting a concrete need or opportunity around this year's theme of government open data and social media. (See challenge description below.)
Selection for participation will involve two stages. First, by November 15, 2014, a faculty sponsor must express an interest in participating in the iConference Social Media Expo on behalf of their students with a one page Letter of Interest. See template Letter of Interest below. Second, by December 15, 2014, final projects will be submitted for consideration in the form of 4 page abstracts and a 3-5 minute video.
A panel of reviewers in the iSchool community will select the best student projects to be invited to present at the iConference Social Media Expo. Selection will be based on four criteria: clarity of the expressed need or opportunity; creativity in approach; evidence that both social and technological sciences contribute to the solution; and completeness of the project. Participating iSchools will receive a grant of $3,000 to cover an estimated 50 percent of the cost for their selected team to attend the iConference, with the expectation the school will cover the remaining costs. The iConference Social Media Expo is only open to student teams from member-institutions of the iSchools organization. Although we seek to involve a representative team from as many iSchools as possible, final selections will be made based on each project's merit. More than one group may be selected from a given school if so warranted by the quality of submissions.
- November 15, 2014: Faculty sponsors for participating student groups submit a one page Letter of Interest (instructions below).
- December 15, 2014: Student groups submit 4-page abstracts with 3-5 minute videos summarizing their group projects.
- January 19, 2015: Student groups are notified if they are invited to participate in the iConference Social Media Expo.
- March 24-27, 2015: iConference Social Media Expo 2015 at the iConference in Newport Beach, California, USA.
iConference 2015 takes place March 24-27, 2015, in Newport Beach, California, USA. It is presented by the iSchools organization and hosted by the University of California, Irvine Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences.
The 2015 Challenge — Government Open Data and Social Media
Government agencies are increasingly adopting an open data approach, making information freely available for use without restrictions – enabling people to "conduct research, develop web and mobile applications, design data visualizations, and more". (http://www.data.gov). At the same time, an analysis of social media data helps us understand and reflect on historical and real-time aggregate behavior, allowing both organizations and individuals to gain a deeper understanding of their society. These two trends create an opportunity for a kind of large scale conversation – as governing agencies share their data with their citizenry, and as the population at large engages with organizations through tools such as Twitter, blogs, and Facebook.
We ask you, as an interdisciplinary team, to explore new and exciting ways to foster societal awareness and conversation at the intersection of open data and social media.
FUSE Labs as an R&D team would approach this problem with a combination of user research, design explorations, prototyping, real world deployments with usage analysis, or community engagement. We encourage you to explore this space with a similarly interdisciplinary approach.
We expect projects may incorporate user research, design, prototyping, and/or system evaluation around topics such as:
- Finding new relationships through an analysis of open data and social media data
- Collecting and evaluating big social data
- Statistical/algorithmic work for detecting and summarizing societal patterns
- Visualization of societal patterns
- Supporting conversation between community groups and government agencies around open data
Template Letter of Interest
Faculty: Please use the following template for your Letter of Interest, adapted to your particular school, program, or course. The information to be provided by you is in brackets. Once you submit your Letter of Interest, you will receive an acknowledgment. Faculty sponsors are expected to provide some guidance to student groups in submitting their projects, and to review (in short form) submissions from their students. In the previous years, 1-5 projects were submitted from each participating school.
Please send your Letter of Interest via email to Shelly Farnham by November 15, 2014.
Date: November 15, 2014
To: Shelly Farnham,
Third Place Technologies
From: [School's faculty sponsor and primary contact person]
Subject: Letter of Interest for the iConference Social Media Expo 2015
I am writing to express interest on behalf of [your program, your school, student group(s)] in participating in the iConference's Social Media Expo.
About us: [Provide a description of your school, related social media program(s) or course(s) involved, if applicable, and the character of students involved.]
Participating student groups: [Provide a description of how you expect student groups to participate: as a part of a class, several classes, independent study, on their own.]
We acknowledge that our submission is not guaranteed acceptance; final selections for presentation at the iConference Social Media Expo will be decided by the committee based on merit. We further acknowledge that should our entry be accepted, we will receive a $3,000 US grant, expected to cover about 50 percent travel and conference fee expenses for our school's participating student group–and that we will make our best effort to cover the remaining travel costs through our own fund-raising efforts.
Finally, I agree to provide reviews (short form ratings) of the projects submitted from the student group(s) I am sponsoring.
My contact information is provided below:
[Phone number]
Organizing Committee
Shelly D. Farnham, Ph.D. (email@example.com)
Social Entrepreneur
Third Place Technologies
Twitter: @ShellyShelly
Robert Mason
University of Washington
Andres Monroy-Hernandez
FUSELabs, Microsoft Research
About FUSE Labs
Microsoft Research, FUSE Labs is a world-class research and rapid prototyping lab focused on innovation in social technologies, thinking 3-5 years out. The lab works in partnership with product and research teams to ideate, develop, and deliver new social, real-time, and media-rich experiences for home and work. FUSE Labs experiences give users new ways to create, connect and collaborate with the people, information and ideas that matter to them. Learn more.
Questions about the Social Media Expo be directed to the Organizing Committee listed above.

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The International Consumer Electronics Show, #CES2014 has come and gone, it was my 7th year attending as press, but not my last. If you are in the Consumer Electronics, mobile, gaming, healthcare, energy or any industry that is remotely related to consumers and electronics, you cannot miss this show. Every executive, every company, every product that a consumer might want or need will continue to journey to Las Vegas in January for this show because it is the must attend convention every year…
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Conference Report: Heart Rhythm Society
The health industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. As the business grows and we add this vertical to our areas of interest at AskDaveTaylor, we will be attending a variety of upcoming medical device and health focused conventions this year.
Most recently I attended HRS, the Health Rhythm Society, with a colleague, Ben Kinsella, who has been in the medical simulation industry for the past decade. The show is focused on the industry niche of heart medical devices in use with Electrophysiology. It featured more than 8,000 attendees, 250 educational sessions, and more than 130 exhibitors showcasing innovative products and services within the industry.
Heart Rhythm 2013 builds on years of operations and brings together the globe's most noted experts to explore advancements and network in the cardiac arrhythmia field.
Trip Report: The Consumer Electronics Show 2013
Traveling to the Consumer Electronic Show, CES this year was different. This is my sixth year attending my favorite convention of the year, every year! With over 155,000 attendees this year's convention was the busiest I have ever attended and not for the claustrophobic industry expert or consumer. ..
CES ShowStoppers Launch.it pitch event
The Consumer Electronics Show is expensive and for a lot of startups, it's prohibitively expensive, thousands – or tens of thousands – of dollars to be a very small fish in a very big ocean. As a result, there are external activities that are affiliated with CES but aren't actually part of the show floor and major event itself. One of those I attended a few nights ago, Startup Debut. Indeed, many of those companies were using that as their only shot at visibility during the event.
But if you're a startup seeking funding, even that can be prohibitively expensive.
Enter a new event for this year, the Launch.it Pitch Event. Co-sponsored by ShowStoppers (yet another off-show-floor event I'll be attending this evening), the Launch.IT event featured eight companies pitching their company from stage, seeking investment from the venture or angel community.
So how'd they do?
What is Ultra HD TV?
One of the biggest trends already coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show — and it hasn't actually started yet! — is a higher definition of TV screen called "Ultra HD". Regular HD is apparently already passé, so TV manufacturers are now working with the equivalent of the Mac retina display in terms of pixel density, which is offering considerably higher resolution and far crisper screens.
But what does it mean? What defines an Ultra HD television screen?
CES 2013: Early Coverage from Startup Debut
The Consumer Electronics Show started out early this year with an event two days prior to the official start of the show, Startup Debut. Held at a country club off-strip, it featured 40 or so small companies, many taking their first step into the spotlight with what can only be charitably be described as less than fully baked products.
New and innovative are what CES is all about for the AskDaveTaylor team, however, so we of course spent time checking things out so you can be on top of what's coming out of Las Vegas this week, even if we had some stealth photography in the mix…
Again, keep in mind that at least a half dozen of the companies were either still in beta or were making their first announcement ever to a media-heavy room of tech press and video crews, including teams from CBS and Engadget.
Conference Report: SXSW 2012
Conference report by contributing editor Gary Moskoff…
South by Southwest, SXSW, the original un-conference, is like nothing I have experienced before.
This was my first year attending and I was warned that it was going to be something different. To truly experience the conference, many said to follow the @SXSWparty feed on twitter and that I'd find all the parties, but that was not the case. One had to really think outside the box and do a lot of research to find the right parties to attend.
For instance, one of my favorites included the Skype party, a mix of bands and DJ's performed, the party itself was a lot of fun, but I was most impressed by the way they included the audience in the show by live streaming individuals dancing around the perimeters of the show and then using the imagery in real time on the big screen as visuals to enhance the overall experience for all to enjoy. I also enjoyed the Warner Brothers show where LP and the Punch Brothers stole the show for me!
Report from the San Francisco MusicTech Summit
A guest post by frequent contributor Gary Moskoff…
The San Francisco MusicTech Summit 10 was an experience I will not soon forget. In fact, I've attended six conventions this year, and this was simply the most informative one of them all. Held at the Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco's Japantown, the convention wasn't your typical Techy, Geeky, musical meet up. Approximately 1/3 of the attendees were musicians, while the other 2/3rds were technologists.
The conference itself was comprised of panel discussions, one after the other. Themes and topics that arose ranged from using API's to prolifically share one's products, to the licensing landscape and how some have become basement superstar phenomenon's on YouTube.
My favorite session was the final panel of the day, where a group of seasoned industry executives who are shaping this industry discussed what was coming next. I almost fell off my chair when the host hand delivered a beer to all of the speakers (high class at the end of a great day).
Seeing panel after panel provides a very different experience than watching speaker after speaker, leading to a deeper peek into how tech and the music industries are colliding as we learned about both the successes and failures of the panelists. People tend to be more relaxed and open up a bit more when on a panel, than when they offer prepared remarks and these insights are extremely valuable to entrepreneurs, technologists, musicians, and pretty much everyone who attended that were looking for insights to improve their businesses and/or careers.


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Anyway, I agree that package management is the most important thing. Next would probably be init scripts, I simply refuse to learn the convoluted mess that is SysV style inits. After that would be standards compliance, especially in filesystem hierarchy, and maintaining developers intentions in packaging.
And I really don't want my distro to do much beyond that. A flashy installer isn't necessary, it just draws out the process. Arch's installer does pretty much nothing, but unless I need a special kernel it takes me about 5-10 minutes to install a base. Package selection should be minimal for me, since I just want my distro to be a framework for me to build my system. Sane defaults, I guess, are important, but beyond /dev, init, and the kernel (which I build anyway); I think the program writer's defaults are usually best out of the tarball. You can always change it later.
But that's just my opinion for my own use. I'm getting ready to start up a custom computer build business, and I recognize that while a good user friendly distro requires all the things I mentioned above, it also needs a lot more. But that lies mostly in packaging philosophy (specialized configuration for the sake of integration), and overall more emphasis on sane defaults (both in configuration and package selection. But I think a good user friendly distribution which minimizes growing pains will be based on a good framework distribution like the ones I'd use myself. That, in my opinion, is the problem with many RPM based distros which actually based themselves off of Red Hat some time back, they didn't have a minimalistic base which was easy to iron issues out of, thus problems grew out of control as more and newer code was added.Michael Salivar
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- 06-22-2005 #12
ok i saw something about a package manager and how easy someting is to install, and reminded me of a question i have been meaning to post for awhile on here. when in linx, i download a .gz file, is there a distro/add-on so i can just double click the damn icon and install it? (yea, sounds like windows)
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- 06-22-2005 #13
Perhaps I'm taking this too literally, but to me, what *makes* a distro is a kernel and some software upon which to run it.
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Package Manager (as said several times now)
Flexibility (can be customized)....whether in commands, or the ability to choose the packages to be installed
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I'm not quite sure a distro needs a package manager.
To me, the only thing that a distro needs is a base system; basically a distro is any complete linux system (application or not) that you can install, which means it comes with a kernel, and some essential utilities and libraries. I imagine any *good* distro will offer a complete set of development tools as well as additional applications and system services.
- 06-22-2005 #16
What I like to see is polish. It's not at all necessary for a distro, I mean yuo can have it as raw looking as can be and it may well be the best server OS available(not looking at any one distro ) but what I like is the ability to really look under the bonnet - but when you're working to have a clean, consistent looking desktop that just works without any bull. When I need to work on a document, I don't want to have hand check things after boot, or issue commands by hand. Day to day, things should just work.
A thought struck me - and by no means am I trying to flame here but as a LAN admin it just seems like an obvious point. Some OSes just work out of the box, just work but slowly come to the crunching point and stop working. Things break themselves. But then there is linux, it may not work out of the box all of the time, you may spend a few weeks tweaking but by god once it's configured it'll run forever.
It's really a trade off, do the work now forever, or have it work now and fix it later. I love linux
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Originally Posted by techieMoe
#2: Like many have suggested, a decent package management system. Since GNU/Linux is really just the assembling of many different components such as the Linux kernel, the GNU userland, and various other parts, it really takes a good package management system to make them all work together happily.
#3: A useful bug reporting tool/bugfix system. What's the point of running GNU/Linux if you can't easily report bugs and easily fix them? I tend to stay away from distributions that rely on third party software developers' QA, because some of them do not test their packages thoroughly. Instead, it should be the distribution's responsibility to test for bugs and fix them.
#4: An update system, capable of uprading the distribution to a newer version. When I install an operating system, I expect to never have to re-install it again. For example, if you installed version 2.0 of Foo Linux, there should be a utility available to upgrade to version 2.1 flawlessly.
#5: Good community. I don't necessarily care about how large or friendly the community is, but if there is a problem, there needs to be a community available that is capable of answering any question.
- 06-22-2005 #18
To me, what makes a GNU/Linux Metadistribution is not just the package manager (as most can be easily ported among metadistributions), but rather the defaults; default settings, default programs and default environment. I think that a good Metadistribution sets itself apart based on its default environment. It should include the most recent stable versions of each program, but no "Stable" branch should include beta, testing, unstable, or development sources (ad nauseum). The real challenge when rolling a distribution is getting a given set of programs working together in one, cohesive system.
Once you get past the environment, then I think that the settings and programs are most important. The default shell, should be, an sh-compatible one (like bash); the compiler should be GCC, as it is the defacto standard; make the default Windowing system xorg-x11; and use GNU alternatives to common tools, when possible. I think that the choice of Init system falls under this category as well.
The default settings should be sane. If the distribution defines a default setting for CFLAGS to be passed to the compiler, it should use little (-O or -O2) or no optimization, even if the author uses -O5 for his personal compilations. After all, the distribution is about the user, not the author.
Once you get past the default environment, programs, and settings, then, and only then, do I feel that the package manager should take any weight in a GNU/Linux Metadistribution's evaluation.
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Integration, software that comes with the distro, and most of all: distro's with a concept (unlike those big DVD-distro's that come with loads of apps).
Don't get me wrong, I started with SuSE, Debian and Fedora, but now I'm using Minislack, a slim variety to Slackware, and I like it a lot... One desktop environment, one word processor/spreadsheet, one video player, one audio player, stuff like that, not those crowded start menus... Lot easier on the eyes too.
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- 06-22-2005 #20ok i saw something about a package manager and how easy someting is to install, and reminded me of a question i have been meaning to post for awhile on here. when in linx, i download a .gz file, is there a distro/add-on so i can just double click the damn icon and install it? (yea, sounds like windows)
Right-click on the icon, click "extract to" where you want it, probably home. Then you can click on the icon, and select to Install with Yast.How to know if you are a geek.
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Last week, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack and I announced our intent for finalizing a new planning rule to govern management of the National Forest System. The 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands are critical to President Obama's vision of an economy built to last, providing clean air, clean water, habitat for wildlife, opportunities for healthy outdoor recreation, jobs and growth in rural communities, and a range of other benefits for all Americans.
When finalized, a new rule will replace outdated procedures that have been in place since 1982 that no longer reflect the best science, public values, or agency expertise. Land management plan revisions under the preferred alternative would cost less money and take less time, while protecting and restoring our forests, water and wildlife and supporting vibrant rural communities.
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The preferred alternative modernizes the planning process. It promotes a collaborative approach where people are engaged throughout the entire process all the way to implementation. It is the outcome of extensive public engagement, including hundreds of thousands of comments and thousands of people participating in roundtable discussions around the country. When the final decision is published, the Forest Service needs an opportunity to implement a new planning rule for the benefit of the American people."
~ Dale Bosworth, Former Chief of the U.S. Forest Service
"It is vital that the Planning Rule be modernized to enrich the contribution of a local National Forest or Grassland, within the context of its statutory mandates and obligations, to natural resource conservation at the landscape level. The preferred alternative will facilitate the contribution of the individual National Forest or Grassland to statewide and regional fish and wildlife conservation objectives.
A modernized rule provides for better integration of National Forest System management with other landscape conservation initiatives such as the Migratory Bird Joint Ventures, National Fish Habitat Partnerships, and in facilitating fish, wildlife and plant adaptation response to climate change. The State Fish and Wildlife Agencies look forward to greater successful delivery of conservation on the ground through implementation of the new planning rule."
~ Gary Taylor, Legislative Director, Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
"The National Forest System is a haven for Americans seeking a stronger connection with their families and nature through healthy outdoor recreational pursuits. The preferred alternative will support these sustainable recreational experiences, and will increase the involvement of the public in planning efforts.
We expect this new collaborative process to result in better, more broadly supported outcomes for these treasured public lands and their enjoyment. We look forward to working with the U.S. Forest Service on the first plan revisions carried out under a new rule when it is finalized in the near future."
~ Kevin Colburn, National Stewardship Director, American Whitewater
"Forests cover one-third of the United States; store and filter half the nation's water supply; provide jobs to more than a million wood products workers; absorb nearly 20% of U.S. carbon emissions; offer 650 million acres of recreational lands that generate well over $15 billion in economic activity annually; and provide habitat for thousands of species across the country. Yet our forests today face a "perfect storm" of threats, including catastrophic wildfires, outbreaks of pests and disease, poorly planned roads, increasing development, climate change, and policies that lead to gridlock rather than restoration.
A new Forest Planning Rule is sorely needed, and the preferred alternative is a positive proposal based on extensive public participation. It will allow plans to be developed more efficiently. The preferred alternative encourages restoration treatments that are needed to catch up to the problems our forests face. And it strengthens science requirements, giving science a clear role that can bring stakeholders together to strengthen long-term forest conservation. Most people born in 1982 have kids by now; it's time for a new generation of Forest Planning, too."
~ Laura McCarthy, Senior Forest Policy Lead, The Nature Conservancy
Tom Tidwell is Chief of the U.S. Forest Service
Learn more about Energy and EnvironmentState of the Union: Investing in our Nation's Youth
Posted byon January 31, 2012 at 11:00 AM ESTAs President Obama noted on Tuesday in his State of the Union address, "the easiest way to save money is to waste less energy." It's also true that the cleanest energy in the world is energy that we don't use at all. Last week, I traveled to Des Moines, Iowa, to visit North High School, where the school district's energy upgrades have saved them 20 percent on their energy bills even as air conditioning in their classrooms has increased by 40 percent. Overall, Des Moines Public Schools saved $370,000 in energy costs last year alone – enough to pay the salary of almost 10 first-year teachers. At North High I met an outstanding group of students busy preparing for the future. They were clear that their renovated and upgraded school was creating a better learning environment.
North High's example is exactly the kind of smart investment in clean energy the President proposed in his State of the Union last week. He laid out a blueprint for an economy that's built to last—an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, skills for American workers, and a renewal of American values. No American value is more fundamental than living up to the promise of our Nation's youth. We will continue to push for investing in modern, healthy school environments for our students, and training and programs that will help them succeed in the 21st century economy.
Nancy Sutley is Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality
Learn more about Energy and EnvironmentA Shining Example from the Sunshine State
Posted byon January 6, 2012 at 6:00 PM ESTSchools spend more than $6 billion annually on their energy bills -- more than they spend on computers and textbooks combined. The average public school building in the United States is more than 40 years old, and many struggle with old, inefficient, or broken heating and cooling systems and a host of other challenges, from crumbling roofs to outdated textbooks. As the President said: "We can't expect American kids to do their best in places that are falling apart. This is America. Every kid deserves a great school -- and we can give it to them." That's why, in the American Jobs Act, the President proposed a $25 billion investment in school infrastructure to modernize at least 35,000 public schools across the country. The funds would provide for a range of emergency repair and renovation projects, energy efficiency upgrades, asbestos abatement and removal, new science and computer labs, and internet-ready classrooms – and put 16,000 Americans back to work making those upgrades.
Modernizing our schools makes sense for American students, and makes sense for schools' bottom lines. Northboro Elementary is a clear example of how this investment would create jobs, improve classrooms, and bring our schools into the 21st century.
Chair Nancy Sutley meets with school leadership at Northboro Elementary School in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Taryn Tuss is Acting Communications Director at the White House Council on Environmental Quality
Learn more about Education, Energy and EnvironmentView of a Healthier Future
Posted byon December 27, 2011 at 11:15 AM ESTEditor's Note: Howard A. Learner is President and Executive Director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center based in Chicago, IL.
Recently the Environmental Law & Policy Center (ELPC) and a group of Chicago-area public health and environmental leaders sat down with Chair Nancy Sutley and Representative Danny Davis (IL-7) to discuss the Administration's work to protect clean air, the Great Lakes and our environment. From the ELPC's office in downtown Chicago where the meeting was held, we have a view of the Chicago River, the blue-green waters of Lake Michigan, and the smokestacks of an old coal plant along the shoreline on the Illinois/Indiana border.
Many Midwest coal plants were built back in the Eisenhower and Kennedy years, and have not yet been retrofitted with modern pollution control equipment. These plants continue to emit large amounts of pollutants that harm public health. In particular, coal plants are the largest source of mercury pollution in the Great Lakes. Public health officials have issued "mercury advisories" for almost every river, lake and stream in the Midwest/Great Lakes states. It's become the reality that people are warned not to eat the fish they catch.
Mercury is a neurotoxin that, when ingested by pregnant women who eat contaminated fish, enters the bloodstream, crosses the placental barrier and impairs fetal brain development, thereby causing mental and physical harms. Installing modern and widely-available pollution control technologies can reduce more than 90% of the mercury pollution that is harming both children's health and our environment.
At our meeting, Chair Sutley discussed the importance of EPA's Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, issued last week, that provide both economic and environmental benefits while protecting public health and the Great Lakes. These are the first national standards to require use of modern control technologies to reduce mercury, arsenic, lead, hydrochloric acid and other hazardous air pollutants from coal plants. These standards were called for by the Clean Air Act Amendments more than 20 years ago and level the playing field for the many utilities that have already invested in modern mercury pollution control technologies.
In 2006 the Illinois Pollution Control Board adopted mercury pollution standards of its own, which required all coal plants to install technologies to reduce mercury pollution by 90% or more by 2009 and 2013. As expected, some coal plant owners made the same overblown arguments about reliability threats, costs and so forth that we are now hearing again. What then happened in Illinois? The coal plant owners complied, mercury pollution dropped significantly, the lights stayed on, utility rates didn't go up, and there was no a wave of plants shutting down. Most importantly, the health and safety of our children was protected.
A broad coalition of medical, public health, outdoor recreation, environmental, faith-based and community organizations have come together to support the Administration's adoption of the EPA Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. Implementing these pollution reduction standards are proven to improve public health, create new jobs, drive technological innovations and transition our nation to a cleaner energy future.
Simply put, it's time to move forward with these common sense standards to protect children's health and our rivers and Great Lakes for all.
Howard A. Learner is President and Executive Director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center based in Chicago, IL
Learn more about Energy and EnvironmentAt Treasury, Green is Our Favorite Color – But We'll Take (LEED) Gold!
Posted byon December 21, 2011 at 1:30 PM ESTEditor's Note: This blog was cross-posted from the U.S. Department of the Treasury Blog.
When you think about a "green" building, you probably don't picture a centuries-old National Historic Landmark that's lined with columns and made of thousands of tons of granite.
Well, maybe that's about to change. I'm pleased to announce that the Treasury Building – which dates back to the 19th century and is located right next door to the White House – received Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) at a ceremony today in our historic Grant Room.
According to the USGBC, the Treasury Building is believed to be the oldest building in the world to receive LEED certification. The fact that the home of much our nation's financial history has achieved this distinction for environmental leadership really adds new meaning to the term 'green' building.
LEED is a leading international standard for the design, construction, and operation of high-performance green buildings. The Treasury Building received its LEED Gold certification based on a number of green construction and operation features, including:
•Increasing the use of natural day lighting to reduce energy consumption;
•Establishing sustainable cleaning and landscape programs;
•Developing and implementing advanced control and management of the heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems;
•Conducting waste stream audits to benchmark recycling programs and identify opportunities to maximize material conservation;
•Creating a green procurement program for materials, equipment and services purchased
•Increasing occupant space utilization;
•Augmenting alternate transportation means; and
•Establishing enhanced utility metering for improved systems managementThese improvements are paying big dividends. Not just for the environment, but also for the Department's bottom line – because going green saves green for taxpayers. Project results, which are producing an estimated $3.5 million in energy and lease cost savings annually, include:
•A 43 percent decrease in the use of potable water
•A 7 percent decrease in electrical usage
•A 53 percent decrease in the use of steam
•The addition of 164 additional workstations within the buildingThe fact that we've been able to achieve those types of results is particularly significant given the unique historical and architectural features of the Treasury Building.
The Treasury Building is more than two city blocks long and was constructed over a period of 33 years between 1836 and 1869. The east and center wings – which comprise the oldest portion of the structure – were designed by Robert Mills, architect of the Washington Monument, and were built between 1836 to 1842. It's the third-oldest federal building in Washington D.C., after the White House and the U.S. Capitol, and was named a National Historic Landmark in 1972.
We're proud of the improvements we've made around the Treasury Building – both big and small – to help reduce our environmental footprint and save taxpayer dollars. They're part of a broader Administration-wide effort, which includes President Obama's recent $2 billion commitment to energy upgrades of federal buildings using long term energy savings to pay for up-front costs, at no cost to taxpayers.
But Treasury's environmental initiatives represent just a few of the steps we've taken to cut waste and improve efficiency.
•We're continuing to transition to electronic payments for federal beneficiaries and retirees, which will save more than $500 million over the first five years. That also has a significant environmental benefit by converting approximately 135 million paper check payments to electronic payments per year.
•Last week, Vice President Biden and Secretary Geithner announced that the United States Mint is suspending production of surplus Presidential $1 Coins for circulation, which will save at least $50 million annually over the next several years.
•The Department's work to increase e-filing of tax returns will save more than $100 million over five years.
•A set of projects we're implementing to consolidate IT services will save an estimated $125 million over five years.
•Earlier this year, Treasury received "green" ratings across-the-board on its energy and sustainability scorecard from the Office of Management and Budget and White House Council on Environmental Quality.Of course, we're not satisfied with those initiatives alone. And, moving forward, we'll continue to work to identify additional ways to save money for taxpayers and improve our Department's environmental efficiency. (As you might be able to tell, we're pretty competitive when it comes to our environmental sustainability efforts here at Treasury.)
For now, though, receiving LEED GOLD certification is a certainly welcome achievement and represents the culmination of a lot of hard work by a number of dedicated public servants here at the Department.
At Treasury, green is our favorite color – but we'll take gold!
Dan Tangherlini is Assistant Secretary for Management, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Performance Officer, and Director of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Learn more about Energy and EnvironmentThe Role of Women in Combating Climate Change
Posted byon December 19, 2011 at 12:00 PM ESTEditor's Note: Ambassador Melanne Verveer is U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues
Last week I traveled to Durban, South Africa to participate in the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to highlight the critical and largely untapped potential of women to combat climate change. Studies have shown that it is often women who are on the frontlines of, and suffer disproportionately from, the impacts of climate change. This is certainly important. But we must remember that women are also a powerful force for finding solutions to climate change across the board, including in areas such as agriculture, sustainable forest management, and energy access.
Agriculture, which accounts for approximately 14 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions and is a sector that can be particularly sensitive to climate variability and change, is one key area where women can play a major role. A recent FAO report shows that women, in many places, are the main producers of the world's staple crops, particularly in developing countries and regions likely to be adversely affected by climate change impacts. However, globally, only a small minority of women farmers have access to land tenure. This is a problem for many reasons – including that it limits women's potential to combat climate change. Studies have shown that women with the right to property are significantly more capable of investing in climate-smart agricultural productivity; we have a lot of work to do to unlock women's potential in this area.
Women also have untapped potential for increasing energy access, which directly relates to climate change. For example, nearly 3 billion people globally still rely on traditional cookstoves and open fires to prepare food for their families. In most instances, women are responsible for cooking – not to mention also spending many hours per week collecting fuel, which often puts women at risk of gender based violence. The resulting smoke exposure causes an estimated two million premature deaths annually, with women and young children the most affected. Cookstoves also impact the climate through emissions of greenhouse gases and short-lived particles such as black carbon. Engaging women is critical to tackling this problem. As we work to build a global market for clean cookstoves, integrating women into the cookstoves supply chain will help increase clean cookstove adoption rates while also creating new economic development opportunities. And as Secretary Clinton has noted, women create a multiplier effect in local communities because they disproportionately spend more of their earned income on food, healthcare, home improvement, and schooling.
The United States recognizes the power of women's potential in these areas and many others, and is investing in major initiatives including Feed the Future and the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, where women's role in generating transformative change is front and center.
I went to Durban to highlight the critical role of women in combating climate change. While there, I worked with U.S. negotiators on the Durban texts and participated in public engagement events. Our efforts to build on the gender equality and women's empowerment language in the Cancun agreements are reflected in several crucial institutional developments, including language on gender balance related to the composition of the board of the new Green Climate Fund, the Standing Committee, and the Adaptation Committee. We also worked to reflect gender considerations in the mission of the Climate Technology Center and Network. USAID Assistant Administrator Eric Postel and I solicited input during a meeting with leading non-governmental organizations working on gender and climate issues, and I hosted a high-level side event at the U.S. Center focused on unlocking women's potential to combat climate change. The level of enthusiasm among my fellow panelists and the audience at the event was inspirational.
We made progress in Durban, but we can't stop here. To achieve the future we all seek, we must do more. As the late Wangari Maathai, founder of the Green Belt Movement and ground-breaking advocate on women and the environment said, "We must not tire, we must not give up, we must persist." The future of not only women, but our planet, depends on it.
Ambassador Melanne Verveer is U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues
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I just bought your book, and I'm really enjoying it! Three questions:
1) Your book doesn't mention Marquette v. First of Omaha at all in its discussion of the rise in private debt. This surprised me. I'm curious if this was just a case of not being able to mention everything or if you think the role of Marquette has been overstated. I noticed that you don't call for reinstating the interest rate caps that Marquette effectively eliminated. Do you oppose these?
2) Do you support using quantitative easing as a means of debt reduction? All the arguments for easing seem to come down to whether it is effective at helping the economy. But even if it's not effective stimulus, it still reduces the public debt. It seems to me that we really need to do something to break the debt fear-mongering, and endorsing QE as a legitimate means of debt reduction seems like a pretty good way to do that. Are there concerns with taking that approach?
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