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A new program in Westchester County aims to get more food to those in need.
The food rescue initiative will take untouched leftovers from places including schools and hospitals, then redistribute the meals to feed the hungry. Lou Vetrone, Deputy Commissioner at Westchester's Department of Environmental Facilities, said the goal of the program is to get food out of the trash and to those in need.
"It's food that would otherwise be going in the trash," said Vetrone. "[The food] wouldn't get used by the people who need it most. We're going to get that food rescued and outward where it needs to be."
He also said a report by the county shows there's a lot of edible food that ends up in the trash.
"Well over 20% of garbage is made up of food waste, so there is an enormous amount of waste that can be rescued."
The Food Bank for Westchester estimates that around 100,000 county residents rely on food assistance programs. County Executive Robert Astorino said the program will help bring that number down.
"No one in this county should ever go hungry," Astorino said. "Our local food pantries, soup kitchens and houses of worship do a great job fighting hunger but they could always use more food supply."
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This game is quite simple, more of a visual type. Basically, it's about what car suits a MLP character the best in your interpretation. Any character can be used over and over again, because we all have different ideas.
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King of Canada: Tom d'Acquino CEO of CEO's
January 9, 2007
The Canadian business community has taken the most active interest in politics at the CEO level than any other business community in in the world (d'Acquino cited in Brownlee 2005: 9 Newman 1998:159-160). And this interest and influence has been on the rise in the last decades. Canada's business community has had more influence on Canadian public policy in the years 1995-2005 then in any other period since 1900.
Look at what we stand for and look at what all the governments, all the major parties . . . have done, and what they want to do. They have adopted the agendas we've been fighting for the in the past few decades (cited in Brownlee 2005: 12 Newman 1998:151).
Tom D'Acquino should know as he is the CEO of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives.
While the average North American is becoming increasingly concerned by climate change, a recent report by Pricewaterhouse Coopers has found that fewer than a fifth – 18 per cent – of North American chief executives are concerned about climate change putting them increasingly out of step with their colleagues in Europe and Asia Pacific.
This a current list of the Chief Executive Officers of the Officers of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives:
- Dominic D'Alessandro, Vice Chair Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and President and CEO Manulife Financial
- Thomas d'Aquino, Chief Executive Officer and President of Canadian Council of Chief Executives
- Paul Desmarais. Jr. Vice Chair President of Canadian Council of Chief Executives and Chairman and C0-Chief Executive Officer of Power Corporation of Canada
- Richard L. George, Honorary Chair Canadian Council of Chief Executives and President and CEO of Suncor Energy Inc.
- Jacques Lamarre, Vice Chair of Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and President and CEO SNC-Lavalin Group, Inc.
- Gordon M. Nixon, Chair of Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and President and CEO of Royal Bank of Canada
- Hartley T. Richardson Vice Chair of Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and President and CEO of James Richardson and Sons, Ltd.
- Annette Verschuren Vice Chair of Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and President of The Home Depot Canada
Selected bibliography
- Brownlee, Jamie. 2005. Ruling Canada: Corporate Cohesion and Democracy. Halifax: Fernwood Publishing.
- Flynn-Burhoe, Maureen. 2006.Media and Objectivity: a Selected Timeline of Events
- Flynn-Burhoe, Maureen. 2005. Interview with Jamie Brownlee in response to Globe and Mail article "Canada's top 10% pay 52% of total tax bill."
- Flynn-Burhoe, Maureen. 2007. "King of Canada: Tom d'Acquino CEO of CEO's" Google Docs and Spreadsheet. mirror
- "The Globe and Mail Weekly Appointment Review." Globe and Mail. January 22, 2007. p. B6
- Hackett, Robert A. and Gruneau, Richard. 2000. The Missing News: Filters and Blind Spots in Canada. Ottawa: Centre for Policy Alternatives/Garamond Press Inc.
- Hackett, Robert A. and Zhao, Yuezhi. 1998. Sustaining Democracy? Journalism and the Politics of Objectivity. Toronto: Garamond Press Inc.
- N/A. 2007. "U.S bosses out of step on climate change." Management-Issues
- Newman, Peter. 1975. The Canadian Establishment. Toronto: Mclelland and Stewart.
- Newman, Peter. 1975. The Canadian Establishment. Toronto: Mclelland and Stewart.
- Newman, Peter. 1981. The Acquisitors.. Toronto: Mclelland and Stewart.
- Newman, Peter. 1998. Titans: How the New Establishment Seized Power. Toronto: Penguin Books.
- Olsen, Gregg. 1991. "Labour Mobilization and the Strength of Capital: The Rise and Stall of Economic Democracy in Sweden." Studies in Political Economy. 34.
- Olsen, Gregg. 2002. The Politics of the Welfare State: Canada, Sweden and the United States.. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
Brownlee's (2005) publication stems from his MA thesis supervised by University of Manitoba Sociology Professor Greg Olsen. It builds on the work of William Carroll, Wallace Clement and Murray Dobbin. I highly recommend this book for teaching, learning and research on how Ottawa really works. Some of the well-constructed arguments are located in sections entitled: economic cohesion and the structure of corporate capital, mergers and acquisitions, interlocking directorates, a class conscious business elite, public policy formation network, Canadian Council of Chief Executives, Global policy organizations, advocacy think tanks and economic elite, corporate social responsibility and the role of states in the era of globalization. The bibliography is a book in itself. The appendices, Media-Corporate Director Board Interlocks and Think Tanks – Corporate Director Board Interlocks for 2003 provide missing pieces to a puzzle.
I first read this book while preparing to teach a Northern-centred introductory human rights course in Iqaluit, Nunavut. My students were often employees of the Nunavut Government involved in making history as they introduced their own human rights bill. I wanted the inconvenient truth claims in Hackett and Zhao to be illegitimate but their research was unfortunately very robust. I thought I lived in a country whose forms of democratic governance were maturing until I read how we were actually going backwards not forwards in terms of objectivity and mass media.
These recent shifts in media ownership and policy might be seen as the equivalent of a non-violent coup d'etat, a metaphor evoking the inherent link between media power and state power — between the colonization of the popular imagination and the allocation of social resources through public policy and market relations. Communications scholar Herbert Schiller suggests that what is at stake is "packaged consciousness": the intensified appropriation of the national symbolic environment by a "few corporate juggernauts in the consciousness business (Hackett and Zhao 1998:5)
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ZAKK WYLDE Roasted by SHARON OSBOURNE, COREY TAYLOR, BRIAN POSEHN: The Recap
Guitar World held the magazine's first-ever Rock Roll Roast with inaugural honoree Zakk Wylde. Presented by Epiphone guitars and sponsored by Monster Energy Drink, EMG pickups, Revolver magazine, Marshall amplification, Dunlop, Eagle Rock and Samson, the exclusive event took place last night (Thursday, January 19) at The Grove in Anaheim, California; a portion of all proceeds will go to the MusiCares charity. Zakk Wylde was recently named one of the 100 greatest living rock stars by Revolvermagazine.
Roastmaster Sharon Osbourne and other metal-loving luminaries such as Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Jericho, ANTHRAX's Scott Ian, SLIPKNOT's Corey Taylor, as well as comedy and roast veterans Jim Norton, Brian Posehn, Jim Florentine and more will all took aim at the BLACK LABEL SOCIETY frontman and guitar icon, best known for his incredible axe chops, his golden locks and his signature Bullseye guitar line.
Recaps of the first-ever Rock Roll Roast can be found by following these links:
* Rolling Stone
* Guitar World
* The Orange County Register
* ARTISTdirect
Sample stingers from last night's event follow below.
Comedian Brian Posehn to Chris Jericho: "Comedy is hard, isn't it? Stick to sucking at everything else."
Comedian Jim Norton to Scott Ian: "You look like Ben Kingsley eating a raccoon." [referencing the ANTHRAX guitarist's trademark beard.]
Current OZZY OSBOURNE guitarist Gus G. to Zakk Wylde (via video): "Zakk, I grew up learning all of your riffs and solos. Then I learned how to play real music."
Scott Ian on Zakk Wylde: "Zakk's guitar playing is way less diatonic and way more gin and tonic."
Zakk Wylde on Sharon Osbourne: "There's a lot of faces up here, and Sharon's is probably the newest. I'm kidding, Mom. You don't look a day over artificial."
Zakk Wylde on Scott Ian: "Scott's been playing lots of poker lately, and like ANTHRAX, they can both barely pull a full house."
Zakk Wylde on Corey Taylor: "Corey Taylor was in a TENACIOUS D cover band called PUGNACIOUS P. Now he's in a NICKELBACK cover band called STONE SOUR."
Brian Posehn to Scott Ian: "So you're responsible for LINKIN PARK and LIMP BIZKIT [thanks to ANTHRAX's early collaboration with PUBLIC ENEMY on a remake of 'Bring The Noise']. On behalf of everybody, (screw) you."


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Federal agency tasked with groping travelers is a recruiting ground for perverts
Paul Joseph Watson
Friday, December 30, 2011
Yet another TSA screener has been exposed as a pervert after police raided the Maryland home of 41-year-old TSA screener Scott Wilson and discovered videos and photos of child pornography contained on over two dozen different storage devices.
"A "forensic preview" of Wilson's two computers (as well as various storage devices found in a locked safe) revealed a variety of videos and photos "depicting prepubescent females engaged in sexually explicit conduct with adults," reports The Smoking Gun.
Wilson, who was responsible for screening cargo on commercial flights, has been freed on $250,000 bail after DHS officials found obscene images and videos on 31 separate storage devices. It is not known whether his TSA role included conducting pat downs of children, which the TSA asserts it has discontinued for under-12's yet are still occurring on a regular basis.
Given the clear pattern of TSA workers being caught engaged in acts of criminality, with a particular emphasis on sexual harassment towards women and children, anecdotal evidence suggests that perverts are being attracted to work with the TSA because the role affords them the opportunity to grope, harass and intimidate the targets of their perversion.
Indeed, when a You Tube user called the TSA looking for a job while pretending to be a sexual deviant as a satire piece, he was treated seriously by a TSA staffer.
In March 2010, it emerged that TSA worker Sean Shanahan, who was employed at Boston Logan International Airport to pat down passengers, had been charged with multiple child sex crimes targeting an underage girl.
Similarly, 57-year-old Charles Henry Bennett, who worked at Orlando International Airport as a TSA screener, was arrested in November 2010 in connection with the molestation of a 6-year-old girl whom he planned to make his "sex slave".
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2011 has seen an explosion in cases of TSA criminality, including agents abusing their power to sexually harass women. Last month, 52-year-old TSA worker Harold Glen Rodman allegedly approached a woman in full uniform before flashing his badge and proceeding to brutally rape and sodomize her.
Earlier this year, a TSA agent in Connecticut was charged with harassment after he posed as a cop by flashing his badge at a woman in an attempt to intimidate her into driving faster.
With Congress having approved a massive increase in funding for the TSA's VIPR program, which will see a further expansion of TSA checkpoints at bus depots, train stations, highways, sports events and numerous other public places, over 9300 of which have already taken place this year, we can expect more perverts hired for the job of shaking down Americans in 2012.
It remains to be seen whether anti-TSA lobbyists will be successful in eroding the power of the federal agency by pointing to a new FBI directive that defines penetration, "no matter how slight," using any part of the body, as a rape offense.
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show.
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How Google Searches the Entire Web in Half a Second [VIDEO]
It only takes half a second for Google to return a search based on keywords you type in, but there's a whole lot more happening behind the scenes to give you the results you need. Google on Monday launched a video that explains the science behind how the massive search engine actually works.
Matt Cutts, software engineer head of Google's webspam team, details in a YouTube video how the search engine giant thoroughly scours the web on a daily basis to provide the most up-to-date results to users.
"There are three things you need to do to be the best search engine in the world. First, you need to crawl the web comprehensively and deeply, then you want to rank or serve those pages and return the most relevant ones first," Cutts said.
Although Google crawls the web on a daily basis, that wasn't always the case.
"We used to crawl for 30 days… and then index for about a week and push that data out — and that would take about a week," Cutts said. "Sometimes you would hit a data center with new data and sometimes you would hit a data center with old data."
But this method wasn't optimized since a lot of the information would be out of date. In 2003, Google switched to crawling a significant amount of the Internet each day. By scouring the web each day for new content, it incrementally updated its index.
"We have gotten even better over time, and at this point, we can keep it very fresh," Cutts said.
To do so, page rank is the key deciding factor as to how likely you are to see a link: "We basically take page rank as the primary determinant and the more page rank you have — that is, the more people that link to you and the more reputable those people are — the more likely it is that we will discover your page relatively early in the crawl," Cutts said.
Google also places a lot of emphasis on word order. For example, a search for pop singer "Katy Perry" will look for results with those two words next to each other, rather than having "Katy" and the word "Perry" show up in different parts of the content.
Finding the right balance between word proximity, page reputation and links pointing to it is the key.
"That's kind of the secret sauce," Cutt added.
Google then sends that query out to hundreds of different machines all at once, which look through their fraction of the web that has been indexed to find the best match.
"We say, 'what's the best page that matches this query across our entire index?'' Cutts said. "We take that page and we try to show it with a useful snippet, so we show the keywords in the context of the document and get it all back in under half a second."
How do you think companies can use this information to better show up in Google search results? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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Auditing generates audit records when specified events occur. Most commonly, events that generate audit records include the following:
System startup and system shutdown
Login and logout
Process creation or process destruction, or thread creation or thread destruction
Opening, closing, creating, destroying, or renaming of objects
Use of privilege capabilities or role-based access control (RBAC)
Identification actions and authentication actions
Permission changes by a process or user
Administrative actions, such as installing a package
Site-specific applications
Audit records are generated from three sources:
By an application
As a result of an asynchronous audit event
As a result of a process system call
Once the relevant event information has been captured, the information is formatted into an audit record. The record is then written to audit files. Complete audit records are stored in binary format. With the Solaris 10 release, audit Audit records can also be logged by the syslog utility.
Audit files in binary format can be stored in a local file system. The files can also be stored on NFS-mounted file servers. The location can include multiple partitions on the same system, partitions on different systems, or partitions on systems on different but linked networks. The collection of audit files that are linked together is considered an audit trail. Audit records accumulate in audit files chronologically. Contained in each audit record is information that identifies the event, what caused the event, the time of the event, and other relevant information.
Audit records can also be monitored by using the syslog utility. These audit logs can be stored locally. Or, the logs can be sent to a remote system over the UDP protocol. For more information, see Audit Logs.


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http://mmajunkie.com Fighting professionally since 2001, Mike Kyle (18-8-1 MMA, 2-3-1 SF) is no stranger to the big stage.
However, the UFC, Strikeforce, WEC and Pancrase veteran is dealing with one new situation as he prepares for his upcoming bout with Marcos Rogerio de Lima (8-0 MMA, 0-0 SF) at this weekend's "Strikeforce Grand Prix: Barnett vs. Kharitonov" event in Cincinnati. Kyle actually had time to prepare.
Working through what he says is the longest camp of his career, Kyle insists he's ready to make a splash. He wants the Strikeforce light heavyweight belt and then another shot at the UFC.
"The one thing good about this fight is I've had three or four good weeks of solid training, and I've never really had that before," Kyle told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "Only other time I've had it before was with (Rafael) 'Feijao' (Cavalacante). That was the longest camp I've ever had: three weeks. I came out with the victory on that one."
Kyle, who also occasionally competes at heavyweight, admits he has a hard time turning down fights, even on short notice. But against the undefeated Brazilian prospect de Lima, Kyle said the preparation has been key to formulating an intelligent gameplan.
"With this fight, I have to really be patient and take my time and pick this guy apart, not get in any brawls," Kyle said. "Be prepared to go to the ground and maybe take him to the ground and ground and pound.
"I plan on this fight being a really tough fight. I haven't had any easy fights, so I plan on this really being a tough fight."
It should be. His opponent recently earned a decision win over the always-tough Paulo Filho, and the contest actually marked de Lima's first win that did not come via stoppage. In fact, five of his wins have come in the opening round.
Nevertheless, Kyle said he believes in his own abilities, especially training alongside fighters such as Daniel Cormier and Cain Velasquez at American Kickboxing Academy.
"I'm really confident," Kyle said. "The camp's really confident in me. We really do have good things going on at AKA, with all the guys, all the top-level athletes. The Olympic-level wrestling is starting to really rub off on me."
Kyle fights for the first time in nine months. The layoff was longer than expected, as a broken right hand suffered in his December 2010 loss to heavyweight Antonio Silva continued to trouble him as he tried to rush back to training.
"I was being hard-headed," Kyle said. "I hate not doing anything, so it's really hard for me to sit out and watch all these great athletes and great people spar. As soon as I started putting on the weight or getting a little out of shape, a little button goes off in my head.
"I tried my best to stay off it, but I didn't do that good of a job, I guess. I kept re-breaking it coming back early."
But not this time. Kyle said he's completely healthy and more focused and prepared than he's ever been before. Kyle had earned victory in five-straight official contests before losing to Silva, and he's ready to get back to winning ways.
With a win here, Kyle believes he belongs among the division's elite, and he's like to take a swipe at the belt before hopefully making it back to the UFC's octagon.
"I know that Dana White knows that I'm a fighter," Kyle said. " I've got to get past this guy and hopefully get Dan Henderson and then head to the UFC with the light heavyweight belt from Strikeforce."
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The family of missing CIA contractor Robert Levinson said they have met with the FBI in their continued effort to press the U.S. government to find him.
Levinson disappeared in Iran in 2007 during a secret intelligence mission which an Associated Press investigation made public last week. The report revealed Levinson was investigating the Iranian government during the trip instead of being on private business, as the government had said he was.
The statement from the Levinson family, which was sent to NBC News, said they met with FBI Director James Comey Friday in Washington, D.C. to continue urging the government to "fulfill its moral obligation to Rovert Levinson."
"We thank Director Comey for his personal commitment to do everything in his power to bring Bob home," the statement read. "We also have requested new meetings with Secretary of State Kerry and President Obama. We are waiting to hear from them."
The government has not received "proof of life" in years, and the last time his family received photos or video of him was in late 2010 and early 2011. It is unknown who is holding him.
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Dunbar is a quiet, tidy neighbourhood. It is classic Vancouver and is often the image most people have of "the west side."
Now one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in Canada's most expensive city, enough of the original homes remain to remind us that not long ago this was a community where average wage-earners raised their families.
But it's surprisingly diverse as my guide, Sandy James, points out as we walk for nearly four hours down commercial and residential streets, through a wood, along the mighty Fraser River and into the stables of Southlands.
Sandy is a professional pedestrian. Okay, I made that title up. Her real title is greenways planner for Vancouver and she's helping organize Walk21. It's the 11th annual meeting of international planners whose business it is to make walking in cities as pleasant and interesting as possible, which is being held here in October.
We meet on the 4300-block of Dunbar Street. We manage to only look into the charming Butter Baked Goods with its cabbage-rose wallpaper where the cookies are so good that even Oprah asked for a sample to be sent. We pass an independent book store with quirky hours, Sushi Q (a favourite of Sandy's), a drycleaner and a green grocery with fruits and vegetables piled up under the hand-cranked awning.
Dunbar Village isn't exactly charming, although merchants have made an effort with banners and hanging baskets. But it is indicative of how the city has evolved, with everything from 1970s-style strip malls to old family businesses like McDermott's Body Shop, which is opposite the public library. Sandy (who's also a master gardener) points out the body shop's pretty side garden, but she takes me to see the tree outside the library.
It's an Eddie's White Wonder dogwood, a variety first propagated in 1955 and made commercially available by Henry M. Eddie, whose nursery was in Southlands.
After the noise of Dunbar Street, we turn east on to one of many residential streets. They ought to be pleasant for walking, but many of the houses are hidden, leaving pedestrians to feel as outsiders.
The sidewalks don't help. They date back to the 1930s and are so narrow that it's hard to walk side-by-side, especially with what Sandy calls the "horticultural creep" on to city property.
After walking south on Collingwood, we take a nearly hidden stairway down to Marine Drive and cross into the world of hobby farms. In the woods, we snack on a few ripe salmon berries before heading south along the drainage ditch that separates city land from the Musqueam Reserve to the Fraser River.
We cross a small stream over a wooden bridge built in 1991 by Southlands Riding Club and the 6th Field Engineering Squadron in memory of Master Corp. Brian Douglas Simpson. He was only 26.
A fish boat glides by. A woman on horseback passes us. We admire the view upriver to the Gulf Islands and across to the airport.
Past Carrington — the entry to Deering Island — the overgrown path gives way to a new, wide, gravelled one flanked by yachts tied up at private docks, then McCleery Golf Course until the path's end at an old shipyard.
It picks up again in front of a new development, but ends abruptly at Marine Drive Golf Course, where the private club's chain link fence runs all the way to the rocks.
Until the Second World War, boggy Southlands was home to many nurseries owned by Japanese-Canadians. But after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, they were rounded up, forced into internment camps and their properties sold.
Nurseries gave way to stables and, over the years, small houses have given way to massive estates. One has its own lake; others have pools, tennis courts as well as stables.
Under the city's zoning bylaw, having a stable allows the owners to build even larger houses. What zoning can't do is mandate what's in the stables and, by all accounts, the number of horses is steadily declining.
Still, there are close to 500 horses and no sidewalks. So, mind the horse droppings.
We finish up our walk the way every good one should end — with food.
We return to 41st and Collingwood to Thomas Afchine's Crêpe and Café.
Outside along the café's east side, there are small tables and chairs.
Inside, there are wooden tables and chairs, a fireplace with leather couches. The glass case is full of luscious looking pastries. Off to the side, buckwheat batter is poured on to a hot plate and the crepe cooked to order.
There is no television set, but there is a well-stocked magazine rack.
In a mélange of French and English, Afchine, who moved from Paris less than six years ago, says he's tried to create an atmosphere that encourages conversation and lingering over coffee, pastries or lunch.
And he's succeeded. The food is amazing and his customers — like Sandy — come mostly by foot and as often as they can.
"You do inside what I try to do outside," Sandy tells him.
She explains that what she is trying to do is turn every Vancouver neighbourhood into a pedestrian-friendly one where they can get almost everything they want and need — even a little piece of Paris — without having to get into their cars.


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VideoSecu Articulating Swing Arm Tilt TV Wall Mount for LG 19 22 LCD LEd 22LE5300 19LD350 22LD350 19LH20 22LF10 19LF10 19LF10C 19LG30 22LG30DC 22LG30 22LH20 3UT
- 55 lbs weight capacity
- Extend Depth From Wall about 3 inch to 20 inch
- Swivel +/-90 degrees and tilt +/-15 degrees
- VESA 75mm/100mm compliant ( about 3 , 4 apart from each other vertically and horizontally)
- Cable management ,Standard mounting screws included in package
The Wall Mount is ideal for obtaining side-to-side swivel and upward/downward tilt. The maximum weight capacity of the bracket is 55 lbs. Compatible with screens that have VESA 75mm/100mm mounting hole patterns. Arm extends from wall about 20 or folds flat to save space. The TV or monitor can be adjusted to desire location by tilt and swivel the bracket. This mount also includes a cable management feature.


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RIVERWOODS, Ill. – More loans and higher interest income helped lift Discover Financial Services' first-quarter profit by 2 per cent. The credit-card company got another boost from more customers paying their loans on time: delinquent loans sank to an all-time low.
Discover said Tuesday that its profit after paying preferred dividends rose to $659 million, or $1.33 per share, for the three months ended March 31. That was up from $644 million, or $1.21 per share, in the same quarter last year.
Analysts, on average, expected $1.14 per share, according to FactSet.
The company's shares touched an all-time high of $45.61 in early trading. The stock closed at $44.33 Tuesday, up 72 cents, or 1.7 per cent.
Revenue net of interest expense increased 10 per cent to $1.99 billion. The company credited growth of 10 per cent in its student and personal loans, as well as revenue from the mortgage business it acquired from Tree.com Inc. last summer, along with falling funding costs.
Total loans increased 7 per cent to $60.4 billion. Credit card loans increased 5 per cent to $48.7 billion, while card sales volume increased 4 per cent to $24.9 billion.
The rate of card and loan payments that were past due by 30 days or more fell to 1.77 per cent. That's down from 2.1 per cent in the first quarter of last year, and among the best in the industry. The company wrote off $287 million in uncollected card balances, down from $338 million last year.
Pre-tax income from the company's direct banking business rose 3 per cent to $1 billion, while pre-tax income at its payment services business fell 2 per cent to $47 million, as higher professional fees and marketing expenses offset higher revenue.
Sales at U.S. retailers, which account for the bulk of Discover's business, declined a seasonally adjusted 0.4 per cent in March. That followed a 1 per cent gain in February and a 0.1 per cent decline in January.
Still, that didn't slow spending by holders of rival credit card issuers American Express and Capital One Financial.
Earlier this week, American Express said cardholder spending rose 6 per cent in the first three months of the year, while Capital One noted annual increases in revenue in its domestic card business.
Riverwoods, Ill.-based Discover, best known for its namesake credit card, is the sixth-largest U.S. credit-card issuer.


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Burnout creator, Criterion Games, has gone back to basics with Burnout CRASH! on PlayStation 3 by focusing on one of the series' most beloved elements - the crash.
Presented as a top-down arcade style experience reminiscent of old school pinball games, Burnout CRASH! shoves smashing steel into steel to the forefront, while adding a slew of new gameplay elements and exciting features.
Burnout CRASH! packs countless hours of reckless chaos into an easy to pick up and difficult to master gameplay experience. There are three explosive game modes available across six unique locations and 18 crash junctions, each requiring different skills and strategies to maximise damage and debris.
Burnout CRASH! takes the original series' Showtime mode and twists it on its head. Now, the entire game sees you taking on a collection of junctions and attempting to cause the most mayhem and damage possible in a bid to earn cash points. The bigger the crashes, the more your cash bonus at the end of the challenge will be.
Causing a pile-up is simple: steer into an intersection and slam into another vehicle. After the initial collision, keep things going by using your Crashbreaker, which causes your to explode. This second explosion sends other vehicles flying into buildings and oncoming traffic, earning you more points.
The trick from this point in is to continue to fill your Crashbreaker and keep steering your wrecked vehicle into traffic using the left stick on your wireless controller. As you progress through the game you'll unlock a garage full of new vehicles including trucks and sports cars, which means there is plenty of reason to go back and replay some of the game's earlier challenges to improve your score.
For some explosive fun, download Burnout CRASH! from PlayStation Store today.
Burnout CRASH! has a number of online features powered by EA's innovative online service, Autolog, that can be accessed via PlayStation Network.
You can connect, compete and compare high scores to earn the master of disaster crown, as well as using the Autolog Challenges to go head-to-head with your friends by daring them to try and beat your high scores.
Be sure to practise as much as you can before taking on your friends and other players by earning as many stars as possible in campaign mode. The points you earn at the end of a crash task not only go towards set goals in the game, but also find their way onto your Autolog score.
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Success Story Details - AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST
Asset Publisher
- Red Sea Gateway Terminal, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Port Expansion in Saudi Arabia
Located on the eastern shore of the Red Sea, the city of Jeddah is the commercial capital of Saudi Arabia and features the country's largest port, the Jeddah Islamic Port. Jeddah is the largest and most important city on the Red Sea Basin. The Port serves as a major gateway in the Red Sea region, with more than 70% of Saudi Arabia's imports going through its quays.
The need for a third container terminal was felt for easier facilitation of the next generation of container vessels, and additionally increasing the port's capacity by 45%.
Putzmeister Equipment
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The Challenge :
The pier would consist of 865 concrete caissons. The large aggregate was a task that demanded a great deal of attention and innovation.
The Solution :
Al-Tawi Readymix (Al-Tawi), a leading Saudi Arabian concrete manufacturer, was selected to supply and place concrete for the new pier, which would comprise 865 concrete caissons.
Despite owning a large fleet of truck-mounted concrete pumps, including 22 Putzmeister boom pumps ranging in size up to 70-Meter, Al-Tawi chose to use their new TB 130 for this project considering the endless benefits offered by the machine. This is where the first Telebelt® in Saudi Arabia, a Putzmeister Telebelt TB 130, proved its mettle by conveying more than 392,000 cubic yards (300,000m3) of concrete.
Various concrete pumps put through the tests demonstrated extremely high levels of wear of the pumps. Pumping the large quantities of composition of concrete required for the project would result in high wear costs that were beyond justification. The Putzmeister Telebelt TB 130 withstood all these tests and emerged as the clear winner, once again proving the superiority of Putzmeister equipment.
Hossam Abdel Aziz, Al-Tawi's site manager was highly impressed with the performance of the equipment. This is what he had to say about it, "We are impressed by the TB 130's capabilities. It easily handles aggregates from sand to 4 inch (100mm) rock. In addition, the Telebelt can convey a multitude of different materials including pervious concrete, roller compacted concrete, gravel, sand or even wood. This allows us to diversify the types of jobs we can do."
The TB 130's five section telescopic boom that features a horizontal reach of 126' 6" (38.56m), reaching the point of concrete placement for the caissons has been deemed seamless.
The tremendous output, on site mobility, ability to fit into confined spaces and operations aiding in maintaining a clean job site are the added advantages of the Telebelt TB 130.
Project Partners
The Saudi Trade and Export Development Company awarded the project, to China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC). Al-Tawi Readymix (Al-Tawi), a leading Saudi Arabian concrete manufacturer, was selected to supply and place concrete. The Middle East Development Company (MEDCO) was the local Putzmeister dealer.
Concrete Takeaways :
• Apart from its strategic positioning for world trade Jeddah also serves as the gateway to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
• The Red Sea Gateway Terminal is a fully automated terminal featuring the best in class terminal facilities and equipment, at par with the highest international standards.
• A 70,000 TEU stacking yard, it is serviced by the world's largest state-of-the-art cranes and the most advanced terminal equipment.
• Over 30% of the world's container volume passes through the Red Sea Basin every year. Putzmeister by helping build the third terminal at RSGT ensured the volume is maintained, even enhanced.
- Red Sea Gateway Terminal, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates


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It strikes me that we don't complain about big email attachments as much as we used to. We don't mind as much when aunt Grace sends us a batch of 2MB jpg files straight from her camera. The photo quality is the same as always (sigh), but at least it doesn't bring our internet connection and email client to it's knees anymore. Heck, even Dad and Mom now have a broadband connection.
But just because we *can* send big attachments doesn't mean we should. Let's have some professional pride in making sure that our files are as lean as possible. Today's topic is about managing your fonts so that your PDF forms are tidy and small.
I'm sure you already knew this, but I'll repeat the basics. PDF files can embed font definitions. The advantage of embedding a font is that it guarantees your PDF will look exactly the same no matter where it's opened — you don't have to worry whether the user opening your form has copies of the fonts you used or not. If you don't embed fonts, and the user doesn't have
"Charlemagne Std" on their system, Reader will display the PDF with a substitute font. It won't look the same.
Of course, the disadvantage of embedding fonts is that they're big. They bump up the size of your PDF in a big hurry. Often around 200K per font.
Here are some notes to remember about font usage:
Note #1: If you're using common fonts, and especially if you can tolerate some variance in your page display, then don't embed fonts. Designer embeds all fonts by default:
Note #2: If you're embedding fonts, use as few fonts as possible in your form design.
There was a reason I just finished updated the form reporter. It will tell you what fonts you have used and how many instances of each. I recently reviewed a form that showed this in the report:
All fonts were embeded. The form had one object using Times New Roman. That one instance bloated the PDF by over 200K. After I consolidated all font instances to Myriad Pro, the form was a total of 600K smaller.
Note #3: Not all fonts are equal in size
I haven't done an extensive accounting, but it appears that Myriad Pro is smaller than most. A small form with Myriad Pro embedded is 77K. While the not-embedded version is 13K. Why does embedding Myriad Pro cost only 64K while Times New Roman was 200K? I'm told that the embedded Myriad Pro excludes character sets that are not in use e.g. Cyrillic.
Note #4: Reader installs fonts
On my system, Reader X installed Minion Pro, Myriad Pro and Courier Std. There are asian font packs for Reader available for download. I'd like to think that for most users having Adobe Reader installed fonts would mean they don't need to be embedded in your PDFs.
Note #5: Fonts can be subset
If you use a font in an interactive form field, you need to have the entire font embeded. But if the font is used only in boilerplate text, then you only need to embed the definitions of the characters that are found in the PDF. In this case we can reduce the size by embedding only a subset of the font. Options to embed subset fonts are not exposed in Designer. This is server-side processing. And as long as you're mucking in that area, you can also explicitly choose on a font-by-font basis which are embedded and which are never embedded.
Edit Fonts in Designer
Here's the problem: The form report shows you have one instance of Times New Roman in your form design. Now find that one instance among the 300 fields on your form and change it. If it were me, I'd probably switch over to source view. But that's not very user friendly.
This becomes yet another case where Designer macros can be very helpful. Here is a zip file that contains a Designer macro to perform global font substitutions. When you run it, you'll get a dialog like this:
The macro will replace the font references it finds in <font> elements, as well as the font references it finds inside rich text values. Just be sure to type the names of the fonts correctly. If you mis-spell the replacement font, the macro will happily give you a form full of "Myirod Pro" references. When the macro completes, look in Designer's log display for a summary of the changes.


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For homeowners with a larger garden space, of an acre or more, Atco collecting lawn tractors are the perfect solution to help you maintain your lawn with ease. The purpose of a collecting garden tractor is to carefully collect all cuttings from your lawn as you go. You can then use them to create your own lawn fertilizer or alternatively, dispose of them.
We have a good choice of models and sizes for your collecting lawn tractor, so you can find the perfect size and style to suit your application. We also supply a twin lawn tractor for those with large garden spaces.
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