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OMAHA, Neb. - Friday night's matchup of Seton Hall's Josh Prevost (9-1, 1.48 ERA) and Creighton's Matt Warren (9-0, 1.67 ERA) highlights the Bluejays series with Seton Hall this weekend (May 2-4).
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After dropping two of its first three games in 2014, Seton Hall went on to enter BIG EAST play with a 20-5 record.
As the Pirates did in the opening weekend of the year, Seton Hall dropped two of its first three in conference play, falling twice at Butler. Since that time the Pirates took two of three at Georgetown and swept Villanova to come to Omaha at 6-3 in BIG EAST play.
Seton Hall's strength is its starting pitching. Josh Prevost gets the call in the series opener on Friday, he boasts a 1.48 ERA in 11 starts. Prevost is 9-1 on the season, tossing 85.0 innings and recording 91 strikeouts. Luke Cahill is not far behind his teammate, with a 2.39 ERA and an 8-1 record in 11 appearances.
At the plate the Pirates are hitting .315 as a team, led by D.J. Ruhlman's .397. Seton Hall likes to run, posting 97 stolen bases on the season. The Pirates' numbers drop to .279 as a team in BIG EAST play, but Ruhlman is hitting .471 (16-of-34).
Friday Night Lights Out
Friday's pitching matchup between Seton Hall's Josh Prevost and Creighton's Matt Warren is sure to take center stage. Prevost leads the BIG EAST with a 1.48 ERA on the season, while Warren is second at 1.67. In conference play, however, Warren has a 0.39 ERA, allowing just one run in 23.0 innings.
Saturday is Creighton's Annual "Salute to our Militaty Community & First Respnders Night"
Creighton Athletics will host its annual "Salute To Our Military Community & First Responders Night" this Saturday at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha when the Bluejays host the Seton Hall Pirates in BIG EAST Conference play (6:30 p.m., first-pitch).
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Home Has Been Kind to Bluejays
Creighton will look to extend its stellar play in conference action as the Bluejays are 6-0 in BIG EAST play at home in 2014. The last time Creighton lost a conference series at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha (TDAPO) was in 2012 when Wichita State took two of three from the Bluejays (May 17-19).
Fowler and Peter Have Owned TDAPO
One reason the Bluejays have fared so well at TDAPO in BIG EAST play has been the performance of sophomore Reagan Fowler and junior Jake Peter at the dish. In six games Fowler is hitting .700 (14-for-20) with 11 RBI, while Peter is 9-for-22 (.409).


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|At the press conference concerning the Cradall Canyon Mine on Friday night about 150 people stood around recording every word the officials from the mine and MSHA said. This photo shows only about half of the television cameras that were focused on the event and proceedings.
It is inevitable in these days of the internet and huge television coverage that something as serious as six miners being trapped in a mine could become world wide news.
And is should be.
To often the news is filled with silly things like which movie star is seen with an athlete or who's taking who's husband away in Hollywood.
The media cares about that stuff, and maybe a few diehard fans, but outside of Los Angeles and New York, few of us find that very important.
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Around me were a dozen photographers, many with a camera (or two in some cases) that made mine look like a tinder toy, all vying for the same space to shots of charts, people speaking and other things. On one side were a half dozen young correspondents quickly taking down notes. Around the outside were support people, people from the Salvation Army who were there to support the crowd and even some bystanders that parked along the street to see what was going on.
The street was lined with television trucks, motor homes, officials vehicles. A little town about a half a block long had grown up with tables and chairs and porta pottys on the end.
Some from here who have been there called it a zoo. Some called it a circus. I mostly just saw it as people from all over the country and the world trying to do their job.
However, how some of them do their job is annoying. They shove microphones in anyone's face who will make a comment, whether that person really knows anything or not. When some of them found out I was local they even tried to interview me; a person who has only been in a coal mine once, a hard rock mine once and never wants to go back in again. I told them if you want to know about the area, want to know how coal mining affects all of us here, or if you want to talk about the goodness of the people in Castle Country I'd be happy to do an interview.
None of them were interested in that. Those that approached me ran off to find someone else to talk to.
The world has changed a lot since the Wilberg disaster. In those days upstate a state media came down and a few television guys; but in todays heightened media market everything gets scrutiny.
Not long ago, when another accident happened in a mine in Pennsylvania, I heard one television announcer say "Why are they mining coal anyway? Who needs it?"
Just as many people know little about where their food comes from or how it is grown (or even that it is grown), few think about where the power comes from to produce the light that illuminates the dark in a room. The majority of it comes from the labors of men who work in conditions most of us couldn't stand. And yet they do it day after day, night after night to keep the power on.
It seems that we as a nation don't pay much attention to things until a tragedy comes along. It's a sad tale, but one the national and world wide news services adore.
Soon, in one way or another, this will end for those who came here to cover it. All that will remain are relieved families or grieving families. The large news media is like a predator, moving from one meal provider to another. Already the news of the six men is not on the top of the news chain anymore. Their fate, still unknown, has faded behind the resignation of Carl Rove and the war in Iraq. News producers want fast moving stories that can provide excitement and suspense; this whole thing of rescue is taking too long for their rabid appetites.
I don't blame anyone for this; it is the nature of the beast.
But for those of us who live here, this is not a fleeting story; it is one with a legacy we will live with for years, regardless of the outcome. The other disasters in our past guarantee it with names like Wilberg, Willow Creek, Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
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Jeffrey W. Zuhlke, president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 400 at the post, said notices will go out to employees in about a week. With furloughs expected to go into effect the week of April 21, the first furlough day would be April 26. The furloughs, which are unpaid days off, are scheduled to go until Sept. 30, the end of the federal fiscal year.
We still have a mission to complete, he said. Im sure this isnt going to be the smoothest process, but it is what it is.
Mr. Zuhlke said the posts medical command, seeking to avoid facility closures, has split its furloughs between Fridays and Mondays.
He said the post and union reached the agreement Wednesday and added other than the sequester going away, its probably the best we could hope for.
Post spokeswoman Julie A. Cupernall said the post is still awaiting guidance from the Army on how to notify its civilian workers of furloughs and added she would offer further comment when that notification process ended.
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First of all, I believe that it is up to the courts to decide the fate of Zimmerman. With new information coming out, it appears that Zimmerman was acting in self-defense. He was going back into his vehicle when Martin approached him and asked if there was a problem,? And Zimmerman replied there wasn't. This was from a an eye witness. At that point, Martin jumped Zimmerman and punched him in the nose, and began to bang his head on the ground or rather concrete. According to the witness, Zimmerman began to yell for help and the witness ran upstairs to call 911.
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following, in tons per year, potential to emit totals: PM10 = 1.28,
PM10 (fugitive) = 3.19, PM2.5 = 2.02, NOx = 4.10, SO2 = 3.01, CO =
7.10, VOC = 2.07, HAPs = 0.51, CO2e = 1,685 . PM2.5 emissions are a
subset of PM10 emissions and are, therefore, not additive. CO2e was
not estimated in the previous AO
The completed engineering evaluation and air quality impact analysis
showed that the proposed project meets the requirements of federal air
quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director
intends to issue an Approval Order pending a 30-day public comment
period. The project proposal, estimate of the effect on local air
quality and draft Approval Order are available for public inspection
and comment at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 195 North 1950 West,
Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Written comments received by the Division
at this same address on or before September 20, 2012 will be
considered in making the final decision on the approval/disapproval of
the proposed project. Email comments will also be accepted at
firstname.lastname@example.com. If anyone so requests to the Director at the
Division in writing within 15 days of publication of this notice, a
hearing will be held in accordance with R307-401-7, UAC.
Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to challenge a Permit
Order may only raise an issue or argument during an adjudicatory
proceeding that was raised during the public comment period and was
supported with sufficient information or documentation to enable the
director to fully consider the substance and significance of the
Date of Notice: August 21, 2012
Published in the Sun Advocate August 21, 2012.


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Federal Communications Commission
News about Federal Communications Commission, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 1, 2015
Federal Communications Commission announces that it will soon make decision about whether to limit rates and service fees for prison and jail inmates' phone calls; $1.2 billion phone industry that serves jails and prisons has drawn criticism for overcharging families of inmates. MORE
Aug. 31, 2015
Editorial expresses hope that Federal Communications Commission, in reviewing new regulations governing set-top cable boxes, can break up virtual monopoly held by cable companies over the devices; urges FCC not to give into pressure from cable and satellite industry, which stands to lose billions of dollars in cable box rental fees, to resist or water down regulations that are ultimately of major benefit to consumers. MORE
Aug. 21, 2015
Editorial contends record number of Americans dropping cable and satellite television subscriptions in favor of Internet-based television companies points to need for reinvention on part of providers and regulation on part of government; calls for media companies to make more content available online; urges Congress and Federal Communications Commission to push for regulatory changes that will allow healthy competition with established cable and phone companies. MORE
Jul. 25, 2015
Federal Communications Commission announces approval of AT&T's $48.5 billion takeover of satellite company DirecTV. MORE
Jul. 17, 2015
Federal Communications Commission approves rules that will prevent large business from gaming system and gaining access to discounts available to small-businesses in auction of airwaves on which signals for Wi-Fi and radio are carried in 2016; rules are meant to avoid actions like those of Dish Network in 2014, which partnered with smaller entities and received $3.25 billion discount on $13 billion purchase. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Charter Communications defends its proposed takeover of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, trying to differentiate $67.1 billion bid from previous attempt by Comcast that was scuttled by regulators; filing with Federal Communications Commission makes argument that newly-formed company would have no incentive to hurt competition because it does not own any major broadcast or cable outlets. MORE
Jun. 19, 2015
Federal Communications Commission overcomes Republican opposition to begin exploring subsidizing broadband Internet for poor Americans; plan could eventually introduce sweeping changes to $1.7 billion phone subsidy program. MORE
Jun. 18, 2015
Federal Communications Commission announces it will fine AT&T Mobility $100 million, accusing firm of misleading millions of wireless customers with unlimited data plans by slowing down their service after they had used a certain amount of data, without informing them; is first time that FCC has accused a company of violating rule requiring consumer disclosure, and is largest fine ever levied by the agency. MORE
Jun. 7, 2015
Editorial praises proposal by Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler to expand phone subsidy program that will help poor people access high-speed Internet service, even though proposal may be too modest; discounts Republican lawmakers' objections about fraud in program, known as Lifeline. MORE
Jun. 5, 2015
Premium value of wireless spectrum is at heart of potential deal between Dish Networks and T-Mobile; Dish has bought up significant amount of spectrum at government auctions amid redistribution effort by Federal Communications Commission; deal could disrupt stranglehold on spectrum market held by AT&T and Verizon. MORE
Jun. 3, 2015
Republicans at Senate subcommittee hearing criticize plan by Federal Communications Commission to expand Lifeline program to subsidize broadband Internet access for poor Americans; do not dispute that program could help poor, but cite financial mismanagement and fraud within current program. MORE
May. 28, 2015
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler offers sweeping proposal that would subsidize poor people's access to broadband Internet; plan, likely to set off fierce debate in Congress, would modify $1.7 billion subsidy program that ensures affordable access to advanced telecommunications services, and marks FCC's strongest recognition yet that Internet access is essential to economic well-being. MORE
May. 6, 2015
AT&T's proposed $48 billion dollar takeover of DirectTV has finally attracted regulatory scrutiny that it avoided while attention was focused on parallel deal between Comcast and Time Warner Cable; Federal Communications Commission is considering appeal by Netflix stating that new company would harm competition and degrade customers' access to its own services; merger could create nation's largest Internet service provider. MORE
Apr. 17, 2015
Federal Communications Commission officials scramble to convince local television stations across country to sell airwaves, part of multi billion-dollar plan to increase spectrum available to mobile communications; many stations are intrigued by potential windfall, but remain reluctant due to fact that sales will force them to go off air or move to different channels. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Federal Communications Commission, after years of complaints from prison-rights groups and families of prisoners, is investigating prison phone system, which has mostly been unregulated; hundreds of millions of dollars in concession fees help drive phone charges as high as $1.22 per minute, compared with typical commercial rates of 4 cents a minute. MORE
Mar. 17, 2015
Nine broadcasters request waiver from Federal Communications Commission on longstanding requirement that stations say on air when sponsor or promoter has paid for song or other programming; radio companies want to move disclosures online. MORE
Mar. 13, 2015
Federal Communications Commission unveils details of how it will regulate broadband Internet providers as public utility; new rules raise uncertainties about broad and subjective regulation that probably foretell lengthy legal challenges. MORE
Feb. 27, 2015
Federal Communications Commission votes 3-2 along party lines to regulate broadband Internet service as public utility; net neutrality rules are meant to ensure that no content is blocked and that Internet is not split into pay-to-play fast lanes for companies and slow lanes for others. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
News Analysis; utility-style rules that Federal Communications Commission is expected to adopt to ensure net neutrality are best fit for current situation in United States, where most households only have one choice for high-speed Internet service; rules are intended to prevent broadband providers from abusing their market power. MORE
Feb. 25, 2015
Senior Republicans in Congress concede victory to Pres Obama over regulation of Internet service, with Federal Communications Commission expected to approve regulating it like public utility; regulation will prohibit companies from paying for faster lanes on Internet, upholding net neutrality. MORE
Feb. 7, 2015
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column asserts that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler is right to reintroduce proposal to reclassify broadband Internet as telecommunication service, idea shot down in 2010; holds that government regulation is necessary in order to maintain net neutrality, and that reclassification is necessary for proper oversight. MORE
Feb. 6, 2015
Editorial supports Federal Communications Commission decision to reclassify broadband Internet service as telecommunications service, opening way for regulations that ensure fair access to Internet; says move is necessary given growing importance of Internet access to individuals and businesses; rejects industry and Republican arguments that rules will stifle investment and argues that they may instead help innovation flourish. MORE
Feb. 5, 2015
Federal Communications Commission chairman Tom Wheeler unveils proposal for treating Internet service as public utility, form of regulation that Wheeler describes as best path to net neutrality; proposal includes provision for protection of consumer privacy and ensuring access for all; plan is far bolder and more comprehensive than analysts had expected. MORE
Feb. 3, 2015
Editorial criticizes Federal Trade Commission auction for wireless frequencies in which Dish Network could receive $3 billion in discounts on winning bids totaling about $13 billion; holds that auction is only the latest to make mockery of rules meant to help small, rural, female- and minority-owned businesses enter wireless business; calls on FCC and Congress to crack down on such abuses. MORE
Feb. 3, 2015
Federal Communications Commission chairman Tom Wheeler is expected to propose regulating Internet service as telecommunications service, instead of an information service; move to treat service like public utility will almost certainly spark new debate and lobbying about how to guarantee so-called net neutrality. MORE
Feb. 2, 2015
Tom Wheeler, the F.C.C. chairman, will seek to invalidate state laws that limit community-owned Internet providers from expanding. The proposal focuses on North Carolina and Tennessee, but could affect many other states. MORE
Jan. 30, 2015
Federal Communications Commission raises $44.9 billion in its airwaves auction, far beyond forecasts. MORE
Jan. 29, 2015
Editorial opposes proposed bill by Republicans Sen John Thune and Rep Fred Upton that will essentially block Federal Communications Commission's plan to impose rigorous net neutrality rules; calls on Congressional Democrats and Pres Obama to defend FCC regulations. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
Hearings in Senate and House examine Republican proposal for so-called net neutrality rules that would regulate Internet instead of regulations that are set to be proposed by Federal Communications Commission in February. MORE
Jan. 20, 2015
Politics surrounding issue of net neutrality have shifted, with Republicans putting themselves on the side of cable giants; both House and Senate Republicans are assembling legislation ahead of February Federal Communication Commission meeting, hoping to block agency from issuing regulations that would achieve Obama administration's net neutrality goals. MORE
Jan. 18, 2015
Jeff Sommer Strategies column observes that stock market has defied collective wisdom in its reaction to impending tighter regulations on net neutrality for Internet carriers, with share prices of big cable companies continuing to rise; notes that the market itself seems unsure about impact of Federal Communications Commission's proposed rules for Internet carriers, which will be issued in February. MORE
Jan. 15, 2015
Pres Obama announces executive actions he will take to expand access to high-speed Internet and to make it cheaper; announcement comes in Cedar Falls, Iowa, where he also calls on Federal Communications Commission to override state laws blocking communities from providing high-speed Internet access; telecommunications industry says Obama's actions amount to circumventing Congress and state lawmakers. MORE
Jan. 14, 2015
Pres Obama will call on Federal Communications Commission to to overrule state laws restricting competition among Internet service providers and preventing communities from expanding high-speed service into rural areas; changes are crucial to Obama's plan to allow for greater ISP innovation and to bring United States in line with other countries that have faster connections on average. MORE
Jan. 9, 2015
Editorial supports Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler's endorsement of proposal by Pres Obama that would reclassify broadband service as telecommunications service; holds that reclassification is important to Internet fairness, as it would stop big companies from establishing fast and slow lanes on Web; urges Wheeler to maintain his position and not to bow to industry or Republican pressure. MORE
Jan. 4, 2015
Editorial urges Federal Communications Commission to reject request by Marriott International and American Hotel and Lodging Assn to allow hotels to disable devices that allow guests to use cellular networks to connect to Internet; argues it is clearly attempt by hotels to compel guests to pay for access to wireless Internet service and will unacceptably limit customer choice. MORE
Jan. 3, 2015
Federal Communications Commission says its five members are expected to consider proposal from Chairman Tom Wheeler on net neutrality rules in February. MORE
Dec. 18, 2014
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sues Sprint in Federal District Court, accusing company of operating billing system that allowed third parties to add unauthorized charges onto mobile phone bills; Federal Communications Commission is conducting similar investigation. MORE
Dec. 12, 2014
Federal Communications Commission increases financing for high-speed Internet programs for libraries and schools; E-Rate program will grow by $1.5 billion to spending cap of $3.9 billion. MORE
Dec. 8, 2014
NAACP, National Urban League and Rainbow/PUSH Coalition say Pres Obama's push to regulate Internet access will hurt minority communities, but other civil rights groups back treating Internet access as an essential service; debate is part of major campaign to lobby Federal Communications Commission as it considers net neutrality. MORE
Dec. 1, 2014
Editorial holds soaring bids in the Federal Communication Commission's auction of wireless frequencies present strong evidence that the telecommunications industry is thriving, despite widespread complaints about regulation; calls on government to continue its regulatory push and to act decisively to ensure that the spectrum is used efficiently. MORE
Nov. 24, 2014
Federal Communications Commission auction of airwaves for use in mobile broadband becomes biggest auction in agency's history, reaching more than $34 billion and far surpassing presale expectations; auction is signal that wireless companies expect demand for Internet access by smartphones to continue to soar. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Editorial supports proposal from Federal Communications Commission head Tom Wheeler that would implement modest tax on phone lines in order to fund upgraded, faster Internet connections for nation's schools and libraries; says average investment of about 48 cents per month per American household is well worth the benefit. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Federal Communications Chairman Tom Wheeler is expected to propose raising annual spending on high-speed Internet connections for schools and libraries by 62 percent, or $1.5 billion, to $3.9 billion. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Editorial contends Pres Obama's proposal to reclassify broadband Internet service as telecommunications service corrects classification error made by Federal Communications Commission in 2002; holds many assumptions held by FCC have proven false, and argues new proposal envisions Internet where service providers handle all content sent and received by consumers equally; urges FCC to heed Obama's request. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column laments difficulty government is facing in achieving deal on net neutrality, despite fact that most consumers, Internet companies and service providers support it; submits root of issue lies in debate over what parts of 1996 Telecommunications Act should be used to regulate Internet providers; suggests that allowing Federal Communications Commission to write new rules may be best option. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Challenge facing Tom Wheeler, chairman of Federal Communications Commission, to shape rules for open Internet only grew after Pres Obama spoke out on issue; people who have met with Wheeler since those comments say he has been defensive and angry that he might be seen as political pawn instead of head of an independent agency. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column observes after Pres Obama urged Federal Communications Commission to set tougher net neutrality rules, questions loom about decreased competition and cost of monitoring; contends that in absence of more broadband competition, monitoring is needed by regulators, but it should be performed at least possible cost. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Pres Obama's call for net neutrality sets up fight over Federal Communications Commission rules; everyone agrees that some rules written to regulate telephone service should not apply to the Internet but there are disagreements about what rules should survive. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Pres Obama, in his most direct effort yet to influence debate about Internet's future, says free and open Internet is as critical to Americans' lives as electricity and telephone service; says Federal Communications Commission needs to adopt strictest rules possible to prevent broadband companies from blocking or intentionally slowing down legal content and from allowing content providers to pay for fast lane to reach customers. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
Small cities are asking Federal Communications Commission to use its power to override laws in 19 states that forbid municipalities to build or expand high-speed Internet service networks; request has set off heated debate about FCC's authority over states and whether local governments or private companies should provide service; at center of debate are Chattanooga, Tenn, and Wilson, NC, with FCC ruling expected in 2015. MORE
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High Cost of Inmates' Phone Calls May End
The commission is expected to vote on new limits on rates and fees as it seeks to regulate the $1.2 billion phone industry serving prisons and jails.
October 1, 2015, Thursday
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How Donald Trump Deals With Insults
Not well.
September 24, 2015, Thursday
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Everett C. Parker, Who Won Landmark Fight Over Media Race Bias, Dies at 102
Dr. Parker won a landmark broadcasting case and led a civil rights crusade to hold stations accountable for presenting racially biased programming.
September 19, 2015, Saturday
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'The Cost of Cable Is Preposterous': Readers Sound Off on Set-Top Boxes
Many readers of a recent editorial were dissatisfied with rented cable boxes, but some had already bought their own — and others have given up cable entirely.
August 31, 2015, Monday
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Let Consumers Use Better, Cheaper Cable Boxes
Connecting a set-top box should be as easy as activating a new cellphone on a wireless network.
August 31, 2015, Monday
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Preparing for Life After Cable
Congress and the FCC can help consumers have more broadband options as they choose online services over cable TV.
August 21, 2015, Friday
MORE ON FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND: Editorials , Walt Disney Company , DirecTV , Telephones and Telecommunications , Television , Computers and the Internet , Web-Original Programming , Federal Communications Commission , Cable Television , Netflix Inc , Amazon.com Inc , Home Box Office , Time Warner Cable Inc , Comcast Corporation
A Steady Percentage of Americans Still Do Not Go Online, Study Says
Fifteen percent of Americans do not use the Internet — essentially the same portion of the population that did not go online in 2013 — according to a new Pew Research Center study.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND: Federal Communications Commission , Pew Research Center , Computers and the Internet , Polls and Public Opinion , Wireless Communications
F.C.C. Approves AT&T-DirecTV Deal
The $48.5 billion deal will create the nation's largest television distributor.
July 25, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND: AT&T Inc , DIRECTV Group Inc , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Federal Communications Commission
The AT&T-DirecTV Merger and the Problem With the Telecoms Industry
The F.C.C.'s conditions on the merger are a good start, but they won't resolve the industry's lack of competition.
July 24, 2015, Friday
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Morning Agenda: AT&T Gets Green Light
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July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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The company Research In Motion has been in a real hurry to turn things around and get back the market share that they once had. However, it has become increasingly clear that they are struggling more than ever. They're underwhelming quarters to earnings report last week really hurt the company and has driven down their stock to a low that they have never seen before at $21.52. It is the lowest that they have been in the last five years. Previous to this, the previous low that the company had was last August but even then, it was still eight cents higher than it is now. It has become increasingly clear that the overall investor confidence in the company is slipping, and the company has been unable to turn things around and regain the profits that they once had.
As a result, the company went on to release as many as seven new Blackberry devices, and despite the promising sales, it does not seem to bolster their stock price at this time. It will be interesting to see if they are able to regain the confidence of their shareholders and to get enough cash flow back into the company to make a real run at regaining market share that they once had. At one point, it looked as if Research In Motion in their Blackberry devices were going to take over the market, unlocked iPhone 4 seem to be able to secure a large number of different carriers and as a result through at a much faster rate.
Blackberries typically have the reputation of being a business minded phone and are a part of the working world, but that has really held back Research In Motion from being able to garner a larger audience. They have been able to put together an excellent array of choices, but that does not necessarily mean that their rebirth is going to be as successful as they had once hoped.
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Samsara is a Multiple Purpose Responsive WordPress Theme that's fully customizable. You can not only use it to create a unique website for your company service or product, but also create your personal blog or creative portfolio. Samsara is compatible with the WooCommerce plugin that allows you to append an online shop on your website conveniently.Johnny WooPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Fully coded, and fully responsive, this is a great set of pricing tables to illustrate the various features, benefits, and price points of your product. Easy to drop straight into your own design, with changes to the fonts/colours as needed, we really like this one!Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A simple, yet refined logo design for a film production company.Posted in Branding → Logo
Light Dose is a modern, dynamic, high-quality one-page WordPress theme. Following the trends in design, we tried to create, first of all, a convenient and functional product that will not take a lot of time to configure and setup. And most importantly, it will fit almost everyone. Flat design, simple and expressive animation will make your content unique.Item BridgePosted in Web Design → Corporate
Designfever was tasked with creating a microsite that would introduce Samsung Electronics' OLED TV to the world. The microsite conveyed the luxurious nature of the curved screen by including lively interactions that reiterates the slogan 'Life in Every Pixel'. By simultaneously presenting the elegance and functionality of the TV, users are able to get a better understanding of the product and the benefits provided by such a unique viewing experience. In addition to the microsite a minimal and elegant mobile site also demonstrates the beauty and innovation found on the OLED TV.Design FeverPosted in Web Design → Corporate
The app icon for a productivity app called Gneo. The app was featured as Editors' Choice and 'Best of 2013' by Apple.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
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Andre Maurice combines contents and production processes of a modern industrial company with traditions and taste of the old handicraft.Posted in Web Design → Magazine
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Red and black in the classic white background. A neat, clean layout in which featured product categories are well organized. It seems simple, but is a very effective way to help customers easily find what they are looking for.Posted in Web Design → Misc
Hyperdub is an independent music production company based in London.Simon KeanePosted in Branding → Logo
Flipflop Design were asked to create a new brand identity and package design which was imminently identifiable as hot pepper sauce at first glance. Flipflop came up with the hard hitting brand name 911 to communicate the seriousness of the heat within. The strap line "One drop does it" coupled with the burnt out font reinforces the brand. The logo design created using chilli peppers is eye catching and a perfect encapsulation of the product.Lee SaxelbyPosted in Branding → Product
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Hired Guns Creative was brought in to create a new brand and label design for Tugwell Creek Honey Farm & Meadery, the oldest honey farm and meadery on Vancouver Island. They were dissatisfied with their old labels - they wanted a design that more accurately reflected their operation, philosophy, and products. The end result is a clever, versatile identity that positions them very firmly as a wine competitor, yet distinctly apart from wineries, and a bright, vivid label that is sure to increase their shelf presence in wine shops.Leif MiltenbergerPosted in Branding → Product


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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Wins Third Term
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves to supporters at his... Photo d'actualitéBenyamin Nétanyahou,Bestof,Horizontal,Israël,Partisan,Politique,Premier ministre,Saluer de la main,Siège social,Tel-Aviv,Thème,Topix,ÉlectionPhotographer Lior MizrahiCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesTEL AVIV, ISRAEL - JANUARY 23: (ISRAEL OUT) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves to supporters at his election campaign headquarters on Janurary 23, 2013 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Netanyahu was re-elected for a third term and will return to office, according to exit polls. Israel had the highest turnout of voters since 1999. (Photo by Lior Mizrahi /Getty Images)


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Celanese (NYSE: CE) is an integrated global producer of value-added industrial chemicals; a producer of acetyl products, including acetic acid, vinyl acetate monomer and polyacetal products; and a global producer of engineered polymers.
Website: http://www.celanese.com/
Company Description
Celanese was once a free standing US corporation. It was acquired by Hoechst AG of Germany, world's largest chemical company. Hoechst later decided to focus on pharmaceuticals. It spun off its various chemical operations, most notably Celanese and Clariant, and merged with Rhone Poulenc (who spun off its chemical operations as Rhodia) to form Aventis, which later merged with Sanofi to form Sanofi Aventis.
In its former life, Celanese had been a leading producer of cellulosic plastics such as cellulose triacetate. Celanese entered into the petrochemicals business initially to produce the acetic acid needed for that venture. Later they became a major producer of commodity chemicals derived from natural gas.
Celanese continues to be a major player in large volume commodity chemicals. It does not pretend to be a specialty chemical company. That implies a capital intensive, cyclical business.
Celanese TCX Technology
Celanese has technology under development to make higher hydrocarbons such as gasoline from synthesis gas. The synthesis gas can be made from almost any carbon source, especially natural gas or coal. The Germans made synthetic oil from coal in World War II using costly, high pressure Fischer Tropsch technology. Celanese is reportedly using low pressure technology based on Monsanto's acetic acid process. In 2014, Indian Oil announced plans to build a plant in India to make ethanol from gasified petroleum coke via acetic acid using the Celanese TCX technology. Celanese has a development plant running the TCX process to make fuel grade or industrial grade ethanol from natural gas at Clear Lake, TX.
Celanese claims TCX is significantly less costly than corn based or sugar based ethanol. http://www.petrochemconclave.com/presentation/2014/Mr.PBroussard.pdf


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You know that moment, when you first really fall for someone, when they're only thing you think about? When you're so moony about that marvelous person, you find yourself steering conversations in a particular direction, just so you can say your love's name out loud? Sure, it's a bit sickening to those around you, but even the bitterest hearts will melt in the face of such insane amounts of infatuation. Well, crazy as it may sound, we have a crush du jour, but it isn't on a person per se. Instead, our amour is focused on all of the items that make up today's story, WWW Hearts. We're so excited about each noteworthy obsession-from our favorite couple to a fabulous new bag-that we simply have to share our adoration with the world and hope that you'll be smitten with our September picks too!
Street View: The New Nylon Book of Global Style ($25)
Four years after their initial international ode to directional dressers, Street, the wonderful team behind Nylon magazine is back with a fresh batch of stylish civilians. The new book, Street View, focuses on seven of the most fashionable cities-New York, Barcelona, London, Montreal, Stockholm, Tokyo, and Los Angeles-and features snaps of the tastemakers who reside there. In addition to all the quirky, cool, and completely memorable outfits showcased in Street View, our own Liza Kaplan made the pages of the LA section, giving us just one more reason to recommend this must-buy book!
Versus F/W 10 Collection
From the moment we laid eyes on the autumnal offerings from Versus, it was true love. The line-which, after a five-year absence, was relaunched last fall-is designed by the British up-and-comer Christopher Kane (and overseen by Donatella Versace) and it's really stellar this season. Featuring loads of knife-pleat mini skirts and sexy body-con dresses, it's no wonder why people are referring to Versus as Versace's hot little sister. For fall, the cut-out corseting of the Satin and Velvet Dress ($3313) has an early Madonna-gone-luxe look to it, while the Velvet and Pleated Georgette Dress ($2287) and the Satin and Chiffon Pleated Dress ($1895) have more modest bodices and similarly swingy skirts. One thing's for sure: we're smitten kittens!
Gucci Guilty Perfume ($75)
Everything about Gucci's newest fragrance is top drawer, from the Frank Miller-directed commercial to the sinuously curved metal bottle (which practically begs for prime placement in your boudoir). As for the scent itself, well, it's Gucci so you know it's sexy. Technically an oriental floral, our noses detected earthiness, like patchouli, some spicy pepper, and a touch of lilac loveliness. All in all: it's a noteworthy perfume that's definitely one your wrists (and vanity table) need!
Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson
Is there any particular reason we've included the dynamic duo of Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson in today's Hearts? Other than the fact that they are our favorite fashionable couple and we love seeing their cute outfits-not really. What can we say: we're suckers for lovers in love, especially when said pair is particularly well dressed!
C.Z. Falconer Melania Bateau Mini-Dress ($360)
Everyone's seeing red this season-but for once, that's a good thing! The must-have color is making a huge comeback in the accessory world, but we also love it in the form of C.Z. Falconer's body-hugging mini dress. The long sleeve cashmere and Lyrca dress is ridiculously chic and has sex appeal in spades, plus it's the perfect yummy shade of rouge we've ever seen. Of course, that's not the only noteworthy piece in this new luxury loungewear line: Nicole Richie's a fan of C. Z. Falconer's red Gwynn Beanie ($155), as mentioned in her recent Guest Editor story!
Dolce & Gabbana Fall 10 Beauty Look
One of the best parts of the ladylike trend is the way it's been appropriated by the beauty world. Some fashion shows offered us tawny, seventies-influenced, slightly Euro iterations, but there's something so simple and chic about Dolce & Gabbana's interpretation. A smidge of black eyeliner and a sweep of juicy red lipstick and voila: you've got a gorgeous and timeless look in seconds flat. Makeup maestro Pat McGrath used two of Dolce & Gabbana's Classic Cream Lipsticks ($30)-Devil (shown above) and Ultra-with a smidge of Dahlia in the center of the lips for the Dolce & Gabbana show, so if you want the exact runway look, try those lipsticks. That said, if you want something that gives you a similarly bold lip but with less product, try the new Maybelline Color Sensational Lipstain ($7) in Cherry Pop-it's practically perfect!
Yves Saint Laurent Palais Platform Pumps ($720)
The success of YSL's incredible footwear is indisputable: the Tribute Sandals ($760) and Tribtoo Pumps ($880) have been the go-to heels for countless celebs and tastemakers galore for ages. Now the iconic fashion house has a new style that's sure to be just as popular: the Palais Platform Pump. Available in suede or tweed (the former in black, gray, forest green, bright blue (shown), and lemon yellow), and either sleek, as shown, or embellished with a fur mohawk, these gorgeous platforms are well worth the investment.
Ferragamo W Bag ($1650, 212.838.9470)
The newest bag in the Ferragamo family-the W-is decidedly chic and definitely deserves much praise. Launched earlier this month in celebration of Creative Director Massimiliano Giornetti's first womenswear collection (which is marvelous, we must say!), the bag is named for the brand's matriarch and Honorary Chairman, Wanda Ferragamo. The saddle brown version shown above is only available at Ferragamo's New York store, so ring them (number's above) if you want to buy this exact shade. Otherwise it's available nationwide in two sizes and in one of three combinations (dark brown leather, dark brown leather with suede details, or dark brown woven leather), so be sure to check out your options before making your final decision!
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Posted on January 14, 2014
Our esteemed colleagues in the USA recently spoke to Marmzoets frontwoman Becca Macintyre about the recording of the bands debut album, the recording & writing process, mental B-sides & the differences between the US & UK.
I understand you were sick when you were initially supposed to be recording vocals. What happened, and how are you feeling now?
Basically what happened was-we're only here for four weeks all together, and the boys did all their parts, and it was my week for singing, and I got flu really, really bad, just completely out of it. My mum had to come pick me up from the studio, and take me to the doctor's. But now, I've gotten better...my voice has come back better, and it's going really, really well.
Have the sessions been going well other than that?
Ah, yeah, we can't even get our heads around how awesome it's sounding and how it's all coming together. It's mind-blowing; we're really excited about it.
This is your first time really working with a producer and everything, right? How is it different from when you recorded your early singles?
Well, to be honest, we've been doing this since we were, like, kids, and going into the recording studio and just doing things-we thought that was the way it was. But working with Larry [Hibbitt], it's completely different. We did "Move Shake Hide" with him, and "Born Young and Free," and from that we were just like, we want to work with this guy 'cause everything's been amazing.
Is it going quickly? Are you doing, like, a song a day?
It's different every day, to be quite honest. Like yesterday, we'd just gotten to London, we've evacuated to London from where we were, 'cause things were just not working out at all, and we were like, let's get into Larry's studio and do all the singing parts there. And from day one, when me and Sam got here, it just worked massively. So we got one song done yesterday, we've done two songs today, and we're gonna bash out another one probably later on this evening. Three songs in a day is quite a lot to sing, actually. That's pretty good work, right there. But tomorrow could be completely different-we might get one song done.
Did you have all the songs written before you went into the studio, or did you write once you got there?
Well, we felt we did, but then things change in the studio, which we've learned. In the past, we've written a song and gone in and recorded it and been happy, but since this is going to be our album, there's so much more to think about; you really want it to be the best that you can make it, so that when you come away you're just so excited and happy with every song that you've got. So yeah, there was more work done with a couple of songs, which was quite stressful to begin with, but me and Sam managed to get together and spend some time on the melodies and putting better words and phrases in...it's much different from how I thought recording would be. It's not like you just get behind your instrument, or get behind the mic, and sing your little heart out. You've got so much more to think about.
What's the band's writing process like? Is there a primary songwriter?
It's like jigsaw pieces, and it all comes together nicely and there's a beautiful picture at the end of it. Literally, that's how it is. Individually, we all come-every song is different, but mainly how it does work is one of the boys, one of the guitarists will come with a guitar part, and then from there one of the other guitarists will write a guitar part for it, and then Will the bass player will write a riff, and then Josh puts his drums on, and then Sam and me-at the moment we've been writing together, which has been a lot better. Before, I just wrote everything myself, and mine and Sam's minds together, and our voices, can be quite an awesome thing, we've discovered on this journey of the album and writing these songs.
At what point do you share your lyrics with the guys-when a song is done, or when it's just starting to take shape?
Only in the last year have I been getting ideas before hearing a song, like I'll get an idea that might be just a phrase or some words, and I always write them down in my phone. But how it normally works is, the boys will come with some music and straightaway I'll be inspired by what they write. That's how I get my inspiration. I'm not really someone who'll go away and write a whole song, you know what I mean? I've tried to do that before and it just doesn't work. I have to be influenced by what they write and straightaway I'll get lyrics and melody, we'll get a chorus and just build it and build it. And maybe Sam'll help on one verse if I'm stuck-we don't really have a specific way, but it seems to work.
"Move Shake Hide" is a really catchy song, but the B-side, "Go With the Flow," is this 35-second blast. Is there a lot of that kind of material?
I definitely agree-have you listened to our EPs before? It's a mix of the two put together. Because we did get to a point after our EPs where it was very Dillinger Escape Plan, all mental, like the B-sides we've got at the moment. And we realized we don't just want to do that. We've got songs that are catchy, so we wanted to put them both together. There's lots of mental-ness and there's a lot of stuff with the poppy chorus-it's a big mix of everything. It's very us, because that's all we know, is just to write our music. We've always just done our own thing, and we think it sounds good. Hopefully, you guys will think it sounds good.
You guys are pretty well known in the UK now, because you've toured there a lot, but you're almost unknown over here. Do you think it's easier to break out in England, since it's such a small country?
Well, I kind of see England as an airport where every band from all over the world comes in and out, does a show and leaves. The thing about England's music scene, I believe, is kids change their favorite band every couple of months. What's the newest thing, what's the coolest thing, what's the best thing, or bands that they genuinely love and will stay a fan of. We've toured England quite a lot, going up and down the country, because it is such a small country, but there are so many bands, and I believe it's one of the hardest places to break, because we've got big, established artists from America coming over. I don't know what to say about America, because we've never toured there, so I don't know if it's easier or not. But just being in America and turning on a music channel, it's completely different because there's so much rock, which was quite shocking. Everything that's played on the chart shows or the radio [in England], it's all the mainstream pop stuff that makes all the money. And I'd gotten used to that, I thought that was just the way it was. But then going on American music channels which are on 24/7, there's so much rock and country, it's just like a breath of fresh air. So hopefully we can come to America and big things will happen for us!
You can get your digital hands on a copy of Marmozets 'Move Shake Hide' & the hectic b-side right now on iTunes.


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Cancer clinics across the United States are now turning away Medicare patients, the Washington Post reports, citing the sequester budget cuts as the culprit to their financial woes and their inability to fund chemotherapy treatments. According to oncologists at these clinics, the reduced funding, which was activated for Medicare beginning April 1, makes it nearly impossible to provide costly chemotherapy drugs while remaining solvent financially.
"If we treated the patients receiving the most expensive drugs, we'd be out of business in six months to a year," asserted Jeff Vacirca, CEO of North Shore Hematology Oncology Associates in New York. "The drugs we're going to lose money on we're not going to administer right now."
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