4271：Find Black Hand

I like playing game with my friends, although sometimes look pretty naive. Today I invent a new game called find black hand. The game is not about catching bad people but playing on a string.
Now I generate a string S and several short ones s[i], and I define three kinds of operations.
1. Delete: remove the ith character.
2. Insert: in any position, insert a character if you like.
3. Change: change the ith character into another character if you like.
For each short string s[i], we define a function f(i). After several operations on S, we can find a substring of S which is the same to s[i]. And f(i) is the minimal number of operations to achieve. It looks so native that I think every one of you can solve f(i) perfectly. So I join the string S from end to end, and f(i) changes nothing. So the string "bb" is also a substring of string "baaab".
The "black hand" is the short string s[i] whose f(i) is minimal. Now it's your time to find the black hand.

There are multiple test cases.
The first line contains a non-empty string S whose length is not more than 100,000.
The next line contains an integer N (1 <= N <= 10) indicating the number of the short string.
Each of the next N lines contains a short non-empty string whose length is not more than 10.
All strings in the input would not have blank and all characters are lower case.

For each test case, output a string first indicating the "black hand", and then output an integer indicating the minimal number of the operation. If there are more than one "black hand", please output the smallest one in lexicographical order.