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Your wait is over, baseball fans–Protrade Live Beta is now up and running at www.ProtradeLive.com. For those not in the know, Protrade Live is the next generation in baseball play-by-play on the web that combines fan opinions and real-time Win Probability calculations with the traditional box score for an entirely new experience. Here’s a sample from last night’s Red Sox-Rockies game. Check it out–it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen.
Welcome to Market Movers, Protrade’s report covering how sports fans from around the world are valuing Major League Baseball stocks in the world’s only 24/7 virtual Sports Stock Market. We’re a next-generation fantasy sports experience centered around a community of passionate fans who trade players and teams like stocks. Our virtual sports stock market helps capture the wisdom of these sports fans by enabling them to display their reactions and generate a market response to every event in sports news; every at-bat, every rumor, and every injury report can be factored into the value of an athlete or team. Equalized across all sports so that the best baseball players are worth roughly the same in Protrade Dollars (PT$) as the best football and basketball players, our prices are set by market analysts before the beginning of every season with a “season IPO,” and then move based on a combination of on-field performance and buy/sell pressure.
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A soft-tosser who always finagled his way into impressive strikeout and walk numbers in the minors, Marcum has finally found a way to transfer that success to the majors (50 K, 18 BB), and it’s paying dividends both for the Blue Jays and Protrade investors alike. Granted, Marcum’s been riding high on a .242 BABIP, so there’s some regression to be expected here. But no matter how you slice it, he’s provided great value so far in just 51 innings, and with this improved ability to miss bats, he’s a great investment at just $88 per share.
After missing the first two months of the season with a shoulder injury and enduring a debut start that had skeptics holding down the ‘Short’ button, Kuo has righted the ship in his last two appearances, striking out 12 batters in 13 innings and allowing just two runs in the process. Down the stretch last year, Kuo was a dominant force, striking out better than 10 men for every nine innings and limiting his free passes. Twenty-five and apparently healthy, there’s no reason to believe he can’t duplicate that performance as the weather heats up. And at $50.35, he’s about as much of a low-risk/high-reward investment as you’ll find.
For as good as we know Lincecum can be, how much differently would we view his prospect status right now if his last three starts had been his first three starts? Opposing hitters have laid a beat-down on TINYTIM in June, to the tune of .295/.384/.492 and 16 runs in just 14.2 innings. Sure, the strikeouts are still there (15), but the control he showed over a four-game stretch in May has mysteriously vanished, leading to some pretty obvious problems. With his workload starting to mount (he’s at 79 combined innings already), there’s some reason for concern, especially since he’s not likely to be pitching meaningful innings this season. While Lincecum is as capable as anyone of stringing together a 20-inning stretch of utterly unhittable baseball at any point, traders are still choosing to sell high on this former Golden Spikes winner and Washington Huskie.
With speculation rampant that Garcia’s season will end with a decision to go under the knife (he’s currently seeking out a second opinion), traders are shorting him faster than you can say, “Pat Gillick, master trader.” Priced in the $75 range to begin with, Garcia wasn’t generating much value for investors, but now that his year looks to be coming to an end, traders are making money off him where they can.
Rumors of the death of Abreu’s bat were greatly exaggerated. While his power might never return–despite batting .381 over the last month, he’s gone over the fence just once–it was always hard for me to believe that the rest of his skills had disappeared into the night as well, so I’ve found this recent hot stretch to be particularly exciting. Abreu has always managed to sport BABIPs in the .330s, even despite declining speed in recent years, so I’d consider this streak more of a regression to the mean than a fluke.
Quiet as a church mouse, Weathers has been as good as he’s ever been this season, closing in those rare Cincinnati victories, and posting among the best strikeout-to-walk ratios of his career (29 to nine). Relief pitchers coming up on their 37th birthday aren’t normally a particularly wise investment, but in a Reds bullpen that’s already in shambles, he’s the lone jewel, and will continue to get those precious save opportunities that boost his value. A nice low-risk proposition.
Will the real Carlos Zambrano please stand up? He started 2007 by giving up more than 5.5 runs per game, culminating that ugly stretch by allowing six runs on 13 hits while striking out no one in five full innings in his start on June 1. Since then, Zambrano has looked a like a completely different hurler over his last 15 innings, regaining his ability to miss bats and harnessing his control like his livelihood depends on it (and let’s be honest here: it does). While his workload over the past five years already raises eyebrows from here to Boston, he hasn’t received much respite in ’07, eclipsing 114 pitches in six of his last seven trips to the mound. Traders are betting his improvement is for real, but there are still significant risks attached to this soon-to-be free agent/bloody chunk of trade bait.
Sometimes a kick in the pants is all it takes. Not to confuse correlation with causality here, but Encarnacion has hit .341/.413/.524 since being recalled on May 22, on the heels of a .218/.301/.287 start to the season. After some initial skepticism, investors are getting on board with the 23-year-old third baseman, who saw his stock drop so far in his first 101 at-bats that he’s still recovering, trading above just six third baseman on our market, and just below Rob Mackowiak.
Still just 23, Fielder is wasting no time establishing himself as one of the league’s premier sluggers, improving his strike zone judgment while showing the same power that made his dad such a force in the early ’90s in Detroit. Batting a robust .306/.400/.750 with nine homers since May 16, traders are purchasing this blue chip stock in droves, as there are few hitters who seem more likely to justify a $250-plus share price.
The best thing we can say about Kennedy this year is that he’s walloped twice as many extra-base hits as Jason Kendall, with eight. Already a less-than-ideal investment in a roto-based market like Protrade’s, Kennedy’s slow start (.217/.286/.271) isn’t emboldening any of his supporters, who deluded themselves into believing that re-signing a 30-year-old career second baseman who hit .273/.334/.384 and stole bases at a 61 percent clip last year was a wise move. This is the way the world ends; not with a bang but a whimper.
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Last action: Effective on 9/1/87
Author: Patricia Hill
Sponsor: Carl Parker
Remarks: Subcommittee on Corrections: A. Smith- Chair, Laney, Staniswalis, P. Hill.
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Acts 1987, 70th R.S.,ch. 873, General and Special Laws of Texas
House Committee: Government Organization (Ashley Smith, Al Granoff, Charles Evans, Lena Guerrero, Anita Hill, Patricia Hill, James Laney, Mike Millsap, Chip Staniswalis)
Minutes: March 10 1987 | April 23 1987 | April 28 1987 | May 5 1987
Senate Committee: Economic Development (O.H. Harris, Bob Glasgow, Richard Anderson, Kenneth Armbrister, Roy Blake, Gene Green, Don Henderson, Grant Jones, John Leedom, John Montford, Bill Sims)
Minutes: May 29 1987
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To answer the emotional side of your question, now is a GREAT time to be buying. The housing market is strongly in a buyer's favor and interest rates are at or near historic lows.
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The Anything Goes Breakfast Show with GNOD (11/08/11)
Gnod join The Anything Goes Breakfast Show in the studio for a 90minute Gnod take-over of ALL FM (96.9).
The show features interview's with the band about influences, touring, past and present releases and they play some of their favourite music from James Brown to Bong!
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One of those physicians, Dr. Jeffrey Rohlfing, 65, employed at the High Desert State Prison, took home $777,423 in 2010, making him the highest-paid state employee in California. A surgeon with a history of mental illness who reportedly engaged in “bizarre, irrational and delusional communications,” Rohlfing has not been allowed to treat patients since July 2005, following the death of a prisoner under his care that led to the revocation of his clinical privileges.
Dr. Rohlfing was fired in 2007 after a review of his cases led a supervisor to conclude that he had provided “significantly substandard” medical treatment to two other prisoners. After appealing his termination to the state’s Personnel Board, Rohlfing was reinstated in 2009.
Now pulling “mailroom duty,” Dr. Rohlfing has been assigned to a retraining program. Roughly two-thirds of his 2010 take-home salary was back pay for the more than two years he spent fighting his termination.
Nancy Kincaid, spokeswoman for the court-appointed federal Receiver in charge of California’s prisoner medical care, said, “If you are ordered to bring somebody back to work, and you can’t trust them with patients, you have to find something for them to do.”
But, she hastened to add, “We want taxpayers to know we had no choice in this.”
The Receiver was appointed in 2006 after a federal judge found that “20-50% of physicians at the prisons provided poor quality of care” and, as a consequence, a prisoner died due to “preventable” causes every five to six days. [See: PLN, Sept. 2008, p.18; March 2006, p.1]. A three-judge court ultimately concluded that the level of medical care provided to California prisoners violated the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, and that the Receiver would be unable to raise the level of care to constitutional standards unless prison overcrowding was first reduced.
That conclusion, in turn, was appealed by California state officials to the U.S. Supreme Court, where it was upheld by a 5-4 majority in Brown v. Plata, 131 S.Ct. 1910 (2011) [PLN, July 2011, p.1].
Judging from Kincaid’s comments, there is some tension between the Receiver’s mission to increase the quality of medical care provided to California prisoners on the one hand, and the prison system’s track record of hiring less-than-qualified doctors (such as Rohlfing) on the other. This tension is exacerbated by Personnel Board decisions, which, in the Receiver’s view, do not adequately take into account the best interests of the prisoner-patients. The result is that dozens of prison doctors whose clinical skills can no longer be trusted – but who cannot be fired – are earning large salaries by sitting behind desks shuffling paperwork.
PLN previously reported on one of those physicians, Dr. Allan J.T. Yin, whose negligence led to the deaths of two prisoners. [See: PLN, May 2011, p.28]. Yin was fired, placed on probation for 35 months by the state Medical Board, reinstated and paid over $193,000 in back pay while delivering mail at the facility where he was assigned.
In another case, Dr. Radu Mischiu, a prison psychiatrist, was put on desk duty in February 2006 after he allegedly failed to keep notes of interviews with his patients, including a prisoner who committed suicide. Fired and then reinstated, he is paid more than $268,000 a year to sort mail at CSP Solano.
According to the Los Angeles Times, California prison officials have paid at least 30 doctors and mental health professionals accused of misconduct an estimated $8.7 million since 2006, while prohibiting them from providing medical care to prisoners.
Sources: Los Angeles Times, Daily Pilot
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A Mess Called Fertiliser Pricing
Next year, the era of price controls for fertilisers will celebrate its hoary half century. In 1957, when commands and controls began to be imprinted in the DNA of India’s economy and bureaucracy, the Government of India implemented the Fertiliser Control Order to fix the farm-gate price for urea. Realisations were fixed for individual manufacturers based on their costs, and a fertiliser pool was created to subsidise the losses of less efficient manufacturers with extra profits of others. This system operated without any central government subsidy until the early 1970s.
However, matters went for a toss when the oil price shock of 1973 significantly increased the domestic cost of producing urea. Thus, in 1977, a formal cost-plus subsidy regime came into play with the Retention Pricing Scheme (RPS). With the costs of all Indian urea manufacturers being above the desired farm-gate price, the government compensated extra costs to each individual producer. The idea was to provide urea to farmers at affordable rates and also ensure adequate returns to the manufacturers. To be fair to the system, the regime of RPS significantly increased domestic urea producing capacities, and helped grow agriculture to a level where India was no longer dependent on import of food-grains.
Unfortunately, all cost-plus schemes carry a fatal flaw: they create absolutely no incentive to increase efficiency. Recognising this twenty-six years later, the government chose to replace the unit-level RPS with a New Pricing Scheme (NPS) in April 2003. Under the NPS, the domestic urea industry was classified into six groups based on vintage and the feed-stock and, instead of individual retention prices, manufacturers were reimbursed on the basis of group norms. The NPS was to be implemented in three stages: the first from April 1, 2003 to March 31, 2004; the second from April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2006; and the third thereafter.
While the NPS is slightly better than the RPS — being priced according to broad groups and not individual firms introduced a notion of intra-group efficiency — it has been mired in the problems inherent with subsidies. For one, the NPS, like its RPS predecessor, has increasingly created a very messy system of micro-management, where the bureaucracy gets involved in the minutiae of pricing — something that began in the late 1950s and, if anything, has increased over the years. For another, by artificially keeping farm-gate prices low, the system encouraged overuse of urea as well as ground water. Indeed, the systematic leaching of soil in the Punjab, Haryana and western UP has much to do with excessive use of urea. No less significantly, as gas, naphtha and energy prices began to climb, so too did the subsidy bill.
In 2004-05, the revised budget estimate of urea subsidy to domestic manufacturers was Rs.10,143 crore. That translated to almost 22 per cent of the central government’s total subsidy bill, and accounted for over 3 per cent of the centre’s total tax and non-tax kitty. Given the way gas, naphtha and furnace oil prices have been soaring in recent times, and the UPA government’s political inability to raise farm-gate prices of urea, the amount of subsidy is bound to increase in 2006-07.
At the time of introducing the NPS, the government had clearly stated that “there shall neither be any reimbursement of investments made by a unit for improvement in operations, nor any mopping of gains of the units as a result of operational efficiency”. If this were indeed true, it would have been a step in the right direction, for it would have induced the financially stronger units to invest in enhancing productivity. Unfortunately, that is not the case. A fiscally strapped central government wants to do whatever it can to cap, if not reduce, this subsidy. Therefore, a government working group under Y.K. Alagh has submitted a draft report which is music for North Block’s ears. While not compensating producers for productivity raising investments, the group has suggested a new pricing formulae from April 2006 to mop up all interim efficiency gains of manufacturers. How so?
In essence, for the post-March 2006 phase of the NPS, the Alagh working group has suggested updating all cost components to 31 March 2006. In other words, if fertiliser plants within any of the six broad groups improved efficiencies in the interim and, thus, reduced unit manufacturing costs, these benefits will no longer accrue to them. Moreover, several other cost elements are not being taken into account, such as the rise in the cost of bagging, state- and local-level cesses and levies, and the Gas Authority of India’s high transport cost of feedstock. Thus, the government seeks not only to mop up all interim efficiency gains, but also disallow legitimate cost increases.
A little reflection suggests that in an environment of high and rapidly rising naphtha, natural gas and furnace oil prices, it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to simultaneously cap subsidies and urea prices, and yet give adequate returns to even the more efficient firms in the industry. It is yet another bureaucratic command-and-controls example of trying to achieve multiple objectives with limited instruments.
Few will dispute that a perennially deficit central government needs to control the quantum of fertiliser subsidies. If that’s the objective, then the solution is to cap the total amount of subsidies, and then figure out a simple method of distributing it among the urea plants. Given huge variations in costs between plants using gas, naphtha and mixed feedstock, the per metric ton subsidy in the interim can differ between the three broad groups, with a clear signal that prompts plants to progressively move towards cheaper gas. However, that has to be simultaneously accompanied by price decontrol of urea. In this scheme, therefore, the government caps the total subsidy, but unfreezes urea prices.
The polar opposite is to cap the farm-gate urea prices, but accept the possibility of a rise in the overall subsidy bill.
My own preference is for the former: cap subsidies and free urea prices. There are four reasons why I believe this is better. First, it is a fact that most of the Indian urea industry is globally competitive in terms of conversion costs. In such an environment, mopping up all efficiency gains and disallowing valid costs only to cap subsidies penalises competitiveness and creates a damper on further investments. Second, and this is a corollary to the first, any subsidy-cum-price control regime that fails to give adequate return on capital employed carries the risk of future closure of units and downsizing of industry. Given that imported urea costs around Rs.11,000 per metric ton while the domestic output of gas-based plants cost less than Rs.8,000, it is clearly in nobody’s interest to substitute domestically produced urea by its imported counterpart. Third, I am not at all sure that sensibly capping subsidies while freeing urea prices will automatically lead to a huge rise in farm-gate fertiliser prices. Competitive pressures exerted by the cheaper and more efficient gas-based manufacturers, coupled with their desire to increase market shares, ought to keep a lid on prices. And fourth, this will be a significant move towards not only capping subsidies but also for decontrolling urea prices — a move that will eventually ensure more sensible use of urea according to realistic factor costs.
In first year economics, we were taught a few simple truths: such as, in a supply curve, you could either fix prices or quantities, but not both. For five decades, Indian babu economics has stoutly attempted to do just the opposite: simultaneously fix prices and quantities. Urea pricing is one such example — an attempt to cap subsidies, control prices and still ensure adequate domestic output.
The result has been predictable: incessant bureaucratic tinkering at all levels in an attempt to micro-fix something that is conceptually wrong to begin with. It has given the babus huge powers with a notion that they know economics. In 2006, forty-nine years after fertiliser price controls came into being, shouldn’t we start thinking differently? Or will this continue to be the last holy non-economic cow?
This article is jointly written with Vishal More of CERG Advisory
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Ancient granary at Cacamo.
MAYER, Luigi. Views in the Ottoman Empire, chiefly in Caramania, a part of Asia Minor hitherto unexplored; with some curious selections from the islands of Rhodes and Cyprus, and the celebrated cities of Corinth, Carthage, and Tripoli: from the original drawings in the possession of Sir R. Ainslie, taken during his embassy to Constantinople by Luigi Mayer: with historical observations and incidental illustrations of the manners and customs of the natives of the country, London, R. Bowyer, 1803.
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Remember that steel cut oat risotto I made a few months ago when our strawberries were taking over?
Well, I played around with the recipe a bit, changed up the type of oats, and figured out you can make the same dish in the microwave! That’s right – no oven, no stove, no waiting around for dinner.
You’re literally less than 10 minutes away from a tasty (and healthy!) dinner. Or breakfast. I won’t judge.
To be able to make it in the microwave instead of the stove top (like the original recipe), the biggest change is using regular quick oats (or old fashioned oats) instead of steel cut.
If you still want to use the steel cut oats, make sure to use quick cooking steel cut oats, watch it while they cook, and add additional time to make sure they get cooked through.
This mix of low fat cream cheese, peas, and rosemary is still one of my favorite combos, but you could add any veggies that you have and pick your own seasonings. Add some protein, and you’ve got a healthy dinner in no time.
Riceless Risotto with Peas and Rosemary
Makes: 4 servings
- 1 cup quick cooking or old fashioned oats
- 2 cups low sodium vegetable or chicken broth
- 1 and 1/2 cups frozen peas
- 2 Tbsp low fat cream cheese
- 1 Tbsp fresh rosemary
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- In a large microwave bowl, mix the oats and broth together.
- Heat the oats and broth in the microwave for 2 minutes, then remove it and stir.
- Mix the peas and low fat cream cheese into the oats. Put the bowl back in the microwave and cook for another 2 minutes, watching the oats to make sure they don’t cook over the bowl.
- Once the oats are as thick as you’d like (you can cook for a little longer to get the texture you want), remove the bowl and stir in the rosemary, salt, and pepper before serving.

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STEPHEN HAWKINS, AP Sports Writer
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — TCU coach Gary Patterson has always emphasized scoring one more point than the other team and doing whatever it takes to win.
That was a big reason for the defensive-minded coach hired new co-offensive coordinators to take the Horned Frogs into their third Big 12 season with a more spread, up-tempo scheme to keep up with the league’s other teams.
Patterson, though, likely never anticipated this kind of one-point margin for No. 12 TCU (4-1, 1-1 Big 12). The Frogs have scored 95 points in their first two Big 12 games — and given up 94 points — for a split in a pair of games against top-five teams.
A week after beating then-No. 4 Oklahoma 37-33 at home, TCU is now coming off that wild 61-58 loss at Baylor, the new No. 4, after the Bears overcame a 21-point deficit in the final 11 minutes and kicked a field goal on the last play of the game.
“Obviously, I want to play great defense, but what I changed to, again you have to be able to even the playing field,” Patterson said. “Maybe we’ve got to get used to winning 45-31. … In this conference (31 points) still can be against a really good defense. It’s not real good defense to me, but it can be a really good defense on any given day.”
That theory will be tested again Saturday when the Horned Frogs host No. 15 Oklahoma State (5-1, 3-0).
Patterson is in his 14th season as TCU’s head coach, after three years as defensive coordinator for former coach Dennis Franchione. Only once in that span, 10 years ago against Texas Tech and South Florida, did the Frogs allow more points in consecutive games than their first Big 12 games this season.
The loss to Baylor was only the sixth time under Patterson that the Horned Frogs lost a game when scoring at least 35 points. Three of those have come in the past four seasons against the Bears, whose 782 total yards Saturday were the most ever against Patterson’s TCU teams.
“It’s pretty crazy. I don’t think he would have thought that, but I’m sure he’s excited about the offense,” running back B.J. Catalon said.
Defensive end Josh Carraway said the approach is the same in every game — to win “by 1, win by 56, win by 3, whatever it is. As long as we win, I don’t care what the score is.”
TCU has long been one of the nation’s top defensive teams under Patterson, finishing as the national leader in total defense five times since 2000. The only team to lead in the category more since the NCAA started tracking statistics in 1937 is Alabama (6 times).
Despite significant changes on offense and its increased numbers, Patterson has no plans to adjust his standard on what he considers a great defense.
“You do that, then it will get worse,” he said. “You’ve got to keep doing what you do, and you’ve got to always try to find a game plan where you can get after them, and try to shut them out. If you do anything different than that, then you’re giving in.”
In TCU’s inaugural Big 12 season in 2012, the Frogs led the league allowing only 324 total yards a game, when they had only one senior on the depth chart while facing five of the nation’s top 13 offenses. They were second last season, allowing 32 yards more per game.
TCU went from second to fifth in total defense this season after that big game by Baylor inflated the Frogs from 279 to 380 total yards a game. But they are also among the league’s top offenses, with 510 yards and 45.8 points per game.
“To me, how can I score more points than the team I’m going to line up against,” Patterson said. “That’s what I needed to accomplish, and defensively, we’ve got to hold them to less.”


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GC Fashion Week has announced a new name, a new date, a new location, and a new promise to bring an elevated international fashion show to the Gold Coast.
Previously known as Gold Coast Fashion Week 2018, the inaugural event which will be held from November 1-4 at the Broadwater Parklands within a purpose built venue has today announced a new program.
Under the expert guidance of GC Fashion Week’s creative and technical director Andrew Claridge, the event is set to be unlike anything the Gold Coast has seen before exept maybe a pointsbet promo with an elaborate production, models of an international caliber and a bevy of top Australian designers on show.
With a wealth of experience in the Australian and international fashion industry, Mr Claridge’s knowledge spans that of a creative director, producer, runway choreographer and show caller for some of the world’s leading brands.
Having worked on some of Australia’s most prominent fashion shows including Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia, Mr Claridge promises to bring an international flair to the Gold Coast event.
“GC Fashion Week will really push that international fashion show level and bring something different to the Gold Coast,” says Mr Claridge.
“Having a fashion week of this level won’t only be surprising to the Gold Coast and its residents but it will push locals to step it up and break out of the typical Gold Coast stereotypes that we are so familiar with.”
The event’s production is already well underway with organisers placing an emphasis on the technical side of the show in order to give the event an international feel.
Event organisers have also employed the skill of Miro-Door the same company that looks after the front of house and model dressing for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week and other major fashion events nationally and internationally.
Mr Claridge said the production of GC Fashion Week will be second to none with over 200 lights utilised for the shows along with a specially curated team of Queensland models selected in line with international modeling standards.
“This is a big-time production,” says Mr Claridge.
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CEO Fiske wanted to bring back Bauer’s rugged image
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Two years ago, Neil Fiske bet big that consumers would trade up to a redefined Eddie Bauer.
Fiske, who became CEO in mid-2007, sought to redefine a brand that had languished and lost its verve under Spiegel’s ownership.
His plan included cutting costs and putting more Eddie Bauer into Eddie Bauer — appealing to more men by returning to the rugged image instilled by the company’s namesake. He also wanted the company to regain its reputation for quality and value.
“I really believe this is a brand that has great comeback potential,” Fiske said in a 2008 interview. “And I think there are a lot of customers out there that are waiting and wanting the Eddie Bauer that they used to know to come back, but to do it in a modern way. We don’t want this to be Eddie Bauer 1950.”
But as he worked to redefine the brand, he felt the crushing weight of the company’s $300 million debt. In the end he couldn’t escape it.
It wasn’t for lack of trying.
In January 2008, Fiske laid off 123 people, or 16 percent of the corporate staff, part of his plan to cut up to $30 million in operating costs in 2008. Analysts applauded what they saw as serious cost reduction moves.
Fisk insisted that the cost cutting wouldn’t involve shuttering a lot of stores. Though the company closed six stores in the first quarter of 2009 and opened one in April, it so far has avoided massive closures like other retailers.
But in January, the company cut 193 more nonretail jobs at the corporate headquarters in Seattle and its information technology center near Chicago, a distribution center in Columbus and a call center in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
The company also froze salaries, and cut the number of board members to seven from 10 while reducing compensation of board members. At his request, Fiske took a 10 percent pay cut, which sliced $110,000 off his $1.1 million annual salary.
At the same time, Eddie Bauer Holdings Inc. continued to sharpen its merchandise. This year, it expanded its active wear lines, including yoga apparel, and launched a new line in outerwear.
In April, it spent $5 million to launch the First Ascent line of mountaineering outerwear gear, collaborating with Mountaineering Inc. — the largest mountain guide service in the U.S. — and a team of world-class mountain climbers to bring radio dispatches, blog updates and video from a team of Mount Everest climbers, including Peter Whittaker, who reached the summit in May wearing First Ascent gear. (Whittaker’s uncle, Jim, was the first American to climb Everest in 1963. He, too, was outfitted with Eddie Bauer gear.)
Fiske also sought relief from creditors on $268 million in outstanding debt, including $193 million in term loans and $75 million in convertible notes, which company executives tried to convert into shares of the company.
“The single biggest issue facing this company is our debt burden. Our capital structure simply has too much debt for the economic reality we now face,” Fiske told industry analysts in a May 14 conference call, according to a transcript.
In 2003, when Fiske was a retail consultant, he co-authored a book called “Trading Up: The New American Luxury.” The book explored the trend of middle-class consumers who were willing to stretch their budgets to purchase luxury items such as Godiva chocolates.
In his 2008 interview, Fiske said he saw Eddie Bauer as a premium performance brand, not a luxury brand — the average annual household income of Eddie Bauer customers is $75,000. But he said his book does focus on a couple of key principles about branding that can be applied to Eddie Bauer.
Strong brands have benefits on three levels: technical, functional and emotional. The technical level of Eddie Bauer outerwear covers materials such as Gore-Tex. At the functional level, customers want to know if a coat keeps them warm and dry.
“We have to get the foundation of that right,” Fiske said in the 2008 interview. “We have to get products that are technically superior, and really deliver on quality. They have to deliver great functional benefits to our customers.”
Unfortunately for Fiske, consumers are decidedly not trading up as much during this recession, and retailers like Eddie Bauer are suffering.
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SOUTH BEND — Ivy Tech Community College in South Bend plans to begin a $4.7 million expansion and renovation project this year, adding a campus cafeteria, doubling the size of the campus bookstore, and providing space for student organizations and other activities.
The State Budget Committee gave its approval of the plan Wednesday during a meeting in Fort Wayne and the Indiana Commission for Higher Education granted approval earlier this summer. The plan now heads to Gov. Mitch Daniels.
Once final approval is gained, construction work is expected to begin this fall and be finished next summer.
The work will include 17,215 square feet of new construction on the east side of the building and renovation of 5,450 square feet inside. The addition will extend the building’s east side toward the campus parking lot.
The bookstore will more than double in size to 5,600 square feet and move to the east side of the building, campus spokeswoman Tracie Davis said.
The bookstore will take up much of the space of the current cyber cafe, which now offers food sales from vending machines and visiting vendors. The campus cafeteria to be created just south of the new bookstore will serve hot meals, although specific service hours haven¿t yet been determined, Davis said.
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There has been great demand among students and employees for more food options, including full cafeteria service, Davis said.
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Construction work is expected to start this fall and be finished next summer.Some of the new space to be added will allow for office space for student government, student life and related offices.
Project funding is expected to come from Ivy Tech North Central¿s bookstore reserve fund and a loan from the Ivy Tech Foundation. The loan would be repaid over several years from future proceeds to the bookstore reserve fund.Ivy Tech enrollment in recent years has resulted in the college outgrowing the South Bend building. The South Bend campus continues to use 10 portable classrooms (two contain employee offices) on the west side of the building. This expansion won¿t add more classrooms, so those portables will continue to be in use, Davis said.
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Growing Demand from Mining Industry
– Mining industry is the largest end-user for froth flotation chemicals. The chemicals are used in mining activities, according to the nature of the mine explored in the area.
– Froth flotation chemicals are primarily employed in the extraction of minerals, by allowing them to attach to air bubbles. The specific separation of minerals from the slurry is done using the difference in hydrophobic properties of the components.
– Flotation of various minerals, such as feldspar, quartz, calcite, potash, barite, phosphate, fluorspar, etc. is carried out using the chemicals. Direct and reverse flotation are the two flotation methods, depending on the attachment manner of the mineral.
– Froth flotation chemicals play a major role in the mining and processing of mineral ores. With the increase in consumption of base metals (such as iron, steel, aluminum, etc.) and precious metals (such as silver, gold, and platinum), mining activities for the aforementioned metals have surged globally.
– Collectors are the major froth flotation chemicals that boost the wettability characteristics of the required minerals for the adsorption of molecules on the mineral surface, to reduce the mixture stability and separate the minerals.
– All the aforementioned reasons are expected to boost the demand for the market studied in mining industry over the forecast period.
Asia-Pacific to Dominate the Demand
– Asia-Pacific is expected to dominate the market owing to the growing demand from the countries such as China, India etc.
– China is the largest consumer of froth flotation chemicals, owing to the countrys large mining operations. The country is one of the largest producers and consumers of mining products.
– Froth flotation chemicals are largely used in the mining industry for recovering minerals from the slurry, separation of impurities, purification of certain minerals, and many other applications. The chemicals are employed in wastewater treatment, paper and pulp production, and other major uses.
– The froth floatation chemicals market in India is driven by the mining industry. Mining is a major economic activity in the country, owing to the presence of large metal and mineral reserves. The distribution of the minerals varies from region to region, but the country roughly contains coal, iron ore, manganese, bauxite and various other ferrous and non-ferrous minerals.
– Rise in infrastructure development, automotive development and power and cement industries are driving the growth for the metal and mining sector. The countrys coal ministry has allowed private companies to engage in mining activities for the first time in four decades and 100% FDI was allowed in the mining sector.
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1.2 Study Assumptions
1.3 Scope of the Study
2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4 MARKET DYNAMICS
4.1.1 Rising Demand for Froth Flotation Chemicals in Asia-Pacific
4.1.2 Increasing Mining Activities in Canada and Mexico
4.2.1 Stringent Policies and Changing Regulatory Landscape Exist in North America and Europe
4.3 Industry Value-Chain Analysis
4.4 Porters 5 Force Analysis
4.4.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
4.4.2 Bargaining Power of Consumers
4.4.3 Threat of New Entrants
4.4.4 Threat of Substitute Products and Services
4.4.5 Degree of Competition
4.5 Patent Analysis
5 MARKET SEGMENTATION
5.1 Reagent Type
188.8.131.52 Acidic Depressants
184.108.40.206 pH modifiers
5.2 End-user Industry
5.2.2 Pulp and Paper
5.2.3 Industrial Waste and Sewage Treatment
220.127.116.11 South Korea
18.104.22.168 Rest of Asia-Pacific
5.3.2 North America
22.214.171.124 United States
126.96.36.199 United Kingdom
188.8.131.52 Rest of Europe
5.3.4 South America
184.108.40.206 Rest of South America
5.3.5 Middle East & Africa
220.127.116.11 Saudi Arabia
18.104.22.168 South Africa
22.214.171.124 Rest of Middle East & Africa
6 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
6.1 Mergers & Acquisitions, Joint Ventures, Collaborations, and Agreements
6.2 Market Share Analysis**
6.3 Strategies Adopted by Leading Players
6.4 Company Profiles
6.4.1 Air Products and Chemicals Inc.
6.4.4 BASF SE
6.4.5 Cheminova A/S
6.4.6 Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. LLC
6.4.8 CP Kelco
6.4.9 Cytec Solvay Group
6.4.11 Huntsman International LLC
6.4.13 Nasaco International LLC
6.4.15 Orica Limited
7 MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND FUTURE TRENDS
7.1 Mixed Collector Systems in Iron Ore Flotation
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Maybe it’s politics, maybe it’s current events, maybe it’s pollution in our rivers, or unfair wages, or mute personalities surrounding me, or fear.
Why do I blame myself?
I used to feel funny, helpful, and like a light. Adults typically liked me because I was genuinely me, and excelled in academics and athletics and art. I would raise my hand when I knew the answer, and I usually did. I volunteered at the library, and church, and school. I was well rounded, but different. Rarely afraid or timid, I typically expressed myself in different ways. Hairstyles, clothing, poetry, piercings- I tried to be who I wanted to be. I tried what I wanted to try. I’ve always known I was different, but I’ve always known that about every single person, too. I just never understood why people cut others down to make themselves feel- what they thought was- better.
Growing up, and even as a child, I gravitated towards the most interesting people, and guarded myself from the popular crowd as I would observe their judgmental or condescending behaviors towards others. Typically, I was just friendly or hyper-active, trying to make those around me laugh or feel good, but I never sacrificed my personality to make anyone happy. No, I exposed my personality to try to make everyone happy.
But with the commercials we see each day of the picture perfect families or seemingly idealistic situations, we begin fooling ourselves that this is what I should want. Maybe social media has created this new need of belonging to the most appealing or trendy group? We as human beings are social creatures, which is no secret. But when did we feel the need to sacrifice our true selves to please normal people who “fit in” to those pearly gates guarding a Utopian society? I’m a risk taker, damnit. I love that about myself. I don’t want to be trendy. I want to be free. And yes, I’ll say a cuss word every other sentence if I want to do so in expressing myself.
I live in rural Alabama and have almost all of my life. I appreciate every aspect of it because along with everything else, this state has shaped the person I truly am. I am a free spirited woman who has convictions, stories, jokes, advice, wisdom, pain, regret, and yes, even depression at times. I saw Dave Chappelle perform stand-up at the Alabama Theater on April 20th, witnessed the Dalai Lama speak to a crowd of people who wanted to listen and people who travelled the same tour just to protest, and with my own ears, heard Bernie Sanders speak in a park in Birmingham on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. I love being 31 and having a 12-year-old daughter who I am immensely proud of and who never ceases to amaze me. I love that I have allowed myself to make countless mistakes and overcome my battles. I love that people judge me and in turn, I love them back with a smile and an offer to help.
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- Hiking in Shivapuri Hills (4-5 hours)
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Reducing drunk driving: How is Utah reducing drunk driving rates?
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Moratorium: Seattle’s eviction moratorium is set to end, but could it still be extended?
Funding affordable housing: The Mount Zion on 19th affordable senior housing project has received state funding.
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Vision Zero: Streetsblog showcases why Vision Zero is a human rights issue for the deaf and the wider disability community.
Stephen is a professional urban planner in Puget Sound with a passion for sustainable, livable, and diverse cities. He is especially interested in how policies, regulations, and programs can promote positive outcomes for communities. With stints in great cities like Bellingham and Cork, Stephen currently lives in Seattle. He primarily covers land use and transportation issues and has been with The Urbanist since 2014.


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B-R boys soccer eliminated
Two strikes and one big save separated Oliver Ames from Bridgewater-Raynham in the first round of the Div. 1 South Sectional boys soccer tournament.
Goals from Pietro Galeno and Luke McLaughlin and crucial saves from freshman keeper Dave MacKinnon delivered the Tigers to a 2-1 victory and a Wednesday quarterfinal date with Hockomock League rival King Philip.
“It’s always tough to beat a team three times in a season,” Oliver Ames coach John Barata said of his squad’s third victory over the Trojans. “I just commend (B-R coach Kevin Pacheco) for the terrific job he’s done, they were a great team.”
“The seniors stepped up, they stepped up to play,” Barata added of his veterans.
Oliver Ames played with the lead for virtually the entire match, with Pietro Galeno’s first strike coming two minutes into the match. Joe Marchewka found Galeno in stride and he converted with a bending shot that found the right side of the net.
The Tigers notched their second tally 15 minutes later when Luke McLaughlin curled it past Trojans’ keeper Zeke Georgantas off a pass from Mike Jezard, putting the score at 2-0.
“They played so strong, and obviously they are a good team with their record this year,” Pacheco said. “I thought we battled hard and we played well, but we got down kind of in a little bit of a deficit, 2-0, and it was something we couldn’t rebound from.”
Much of The Tigers’ early success sprouted from their speed on the wings, particularly Dave Peretti.
“When we did it well, we were unstoppable at times, but we didn’t do it the whole time,” Barata said.
The Trojans scored the final goal of the match in the 30th minute, with midfielder Marquis Marshall depositing a rebound into the top right corner, cutting their deficit to one.
Both teams had chances to score in the second half, but strong goaltending from Georgantas and MacKinnon and a stingy Oliver Ames’ backline prevented that.
Bridgewater-Raynham (9-6-3) had its best chances off a corner in the 64th minute, which MacKinnon denied with a leaping, one-handed save, and off a free-kick from just outside the penalty area in the 75th minute, but again MacKinnon was there.
“Our goalkeeper is great. He’s a freshman, he was a little nervous in the first half, he didn’t have a lot to do,” Barata said. “The one save he had to make, that header inside the six yard box that he just tapped over, that’s a senior save.”
MacKinnon wasn’t the only Tiger holding firm on the defensive end. Captain Dylan Hawkins rarely lost a battle for the ball and Dave Rapp expertly marked Trojans’ star Skylor Nelson.
“They played direct against us because they were down and had to come at us,” Barata said. “We did well defensively today to win some first balls and some knockdowns.”
“(Nelson) still created problems, but we were able to contain him and that’s one of the things that really helped us today.”


WASHINGTON, November 15, 2018 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) announces six awards to help military veterans pursue farming and ranching careers. Grants are made through NIFA’s Enhancing Agricultural Opportunities for Military Veterans Competitive Grants Program (AgVets).… Read full story
Through the generosity of the community residents who have contributed to the Arms of an Angel Anti-Drug Fund, and the Granville Police Department, the Knox County Sheriff’s Office has acquired a second drug detection dog. Lola, a 2 ½-year-old female Belgian Malinois has been assigned to Deputy Chase Law.… Read full story
(LONDON, Ohio)—Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today announced that his office’s Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy has received two grants totaling $280,000 to provide training for Ohio law enforcement officers on topics including identifying impaired drivers and investigating traffic collisions.
The grants were awarded by the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Ohio Traffic Safety Office, through funding from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to support several courses offered at the Attorney General’s Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA).… Read full story
E419 was dispatched at 11:59 am on Wednesday morning to Highland Court in the City of Mount Vernon on the report of a working structure fire. This was a mutual-aid request from the Mount Vernon Fire Department.
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In 2001 in this publication we drew attention to the wealth of potential in pesticidal plants in Africa. We reported from a regional focus on West Africa where we had been undertaking research identifying new plant sources of pesticides, verifying their efficacy and considering how we could apply our scientific knowledge to improving the way farmers used them (Belmain & Stevenson 2001). Here, 15 years on, we consider how this research and development domain has changed, what are the success stories and priorities for Africa and where is this sector heading.


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Riding around Oakland with my bro Benny was a ton of fun the past couple of days – aside from the Marin trip, we went to a couple of different parks in the hills – Joachim Miller, and Sibley somewhere through a tunnel on Rt 24.
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Watching Red State.
BD Horror News - Kevin Smith Thinks 'Red State' Deserves Awards, Has a Temper Tantrum
see...I am torn here. K. Smith is simply stating the obvious(that Parks/Leo/Goodman are always worth recognizing) and the author of this turns it into a Kevin Smith MeMeMe rant. It's his own fault, but I get why the man wants to step away. I love his honesty and his inability to censor himself damn the torpedoes...but it is to the detriment of his career. Sad really.The Independent Spirit Award nominations are in. I truly don't care. What's interesting is Kevin Smith, who just can't seem to stay out of the news (I really wish he would). Via his Twitter account @thatkevinsmith the writer/director of Red State bitched and moaned about his zero noms calling the awards "#fakeindie," which is absolutely hilarious considering that's exactly what Red State was.
"How the **** did the @SpiritAwards NOT nominate Michael Parks? Nor John Goodman? Nor Melissa Leo?" Smith snarled on Twitter. "**** your idiotic organization."
What Smith probably meant to say was: "How the **** was MY movie not recognized? I'm Kevin Smith. I'm awesome!" Don't you dare argue with genius!
While I won't go as far as to say Red State was absolutely terrible, it is included on my "Worst Horror of 2011" feature, and I wouldn't be surprised if the film landed a Razzie nom in 2012. Fingers crossed for justice.
You guys love to hate on us for disliking the film, so go forth and insult away!
John Goodman and Melissa Leo were hardly in that movie and didn't do anything particularly noteworthy in it. Parks.... I mean... ehhhhh fine he had that one speech that was in mildly engaging but honestly... that whole movie is pretty forgettable in general.
When I listen to Hollywood Babble-On or any other show I listen to that occasionally features Kevin Smith.... I feel like I'm listening to a hype-man when he talks about his movie. I've been hearing about this movie for over a year and everything I've heard about it turned out to be completely overblown puffery from none other than the people who made it.
So me personally... I'm not reacting to one tweet or one article. I'm reacting to a years worth of self praise.