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Consumers and ATMs: New Opportunities for the Old Channel
- Language: English
- 42 Pages
- Published: January 2012
Not having a financial card and an associated account is now not a constraint to using ATMs in Colombia. Mainstream banks offering mobile wallets are upgrading their infrastructure to operate with numeric codes sent by SMS though mobile payment platforms such as Daviplata from Davivienda. Consumers or institutions receiving payments via SMS, even from feature phones, can withdraw money from ATMs using just a code. With more than 500,000 clients in Daviplata, ATM transactions increased by 10% in...
The ATM Transactions in Colombia report establishes the size and structure of the market for ATMs cards, smart cards, credit cards, debit cards, charge cards, pre-paid cards and store cards. It looks at key players in the market (issuers and operators), number of cards in circulation, numbers transactions and value of transactions. It offers strategic analysis of sector forecasts and trends to watch.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the ATM Transactions market;
- Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
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- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
February 2014
Competitive Landscape
Category Data
Table 1 ATM Cards Category Performance 2008-2013
Table 2 ATM Cards Category Performance: Number of Cards in Circulation 2008-2013
Table 3 ATM Cards Category Performance: % Growth 2008-2013
Table 4 ATM Cards in Circulation Category Performance: % Growth 2008-2013
Table 5 ATM Cards Forecast Category Performance 2013-2018
Table 6 ATM Cards Forecast Category Performance: Number of Cards in Circulation 2013-2018
Table 7 ATM Cards Forecast Category Performance: % Growth 2013-2018
Table 8 ATM Cards in Circulation Forecast Category Performance: % Growth 2013-2018
Executive Summary
Financial Cards Grows Strongly in 2013
Nfc Begins To Make Inroads
Major Credit Card Issuer Faces A Dilemma
Tax Evasion and Growth in Cash Transactions
Good Performance Expected for Financial Cards
Key Trends and Developments
Regulations in Place Affect Card Payments
Cash Payments Show Resistance
Debit Cards and Store Cards Help To Incorporate the Unbanked Population
Market Indicators
Table 9 Number of POS Terminals: Units 2008-2013
Table 10 Number of ATMs: Units 2008-2013
Table 11 Value Lost to Fraud 2008-2013
Table 12 Card Expenditure by Location 2013
Table 13 Card Expenditure by Category 2013
Table 14 Financial Cards in Circulation by Type: % Number of Cards 2008-2013
Table 15 Domestic versus Foreign Spend 2013
Market Data
Table 16 Consumer Payments: Value 2008-2013
Table 17 Consumer Payments: Number of Transactions 2008-2013
Table 18 Financial Cards: Number of Cards in Circulation 2008-2013
Table 19 Financial Cards Transactions: Value 2008-2013
Table 20 Financial Cards: Number of Transactions 2008-2013
Table 21 Financial Cards: Number of Accounts 2008-2013
Table 22 Financial Cards: Number of Cards by Issuer 2008-2012
Table 23 Financial Cards: Number of Cards by Operator 2008-2012
Table 24 Financial Cards: Card Payment Transaction Value by Operator 2008-2012
Table 25 Financial Cards: Card Payment Transaction Value by Issuer 2008-2012
Table 26 Consumer Payments Forecast: Value 2013-2018
Table 27 Consumer Payments Forecast: Number of Transactions 2013-2018
Table 28 Financial Cards Forecast: Number of Cards in Circulation 2013-2018
Table 29 Financial Cards Forecast: Value 2013-2018
Table 30 Financial Cards Forecast: Number of Transactions 2013-2018
Table 31 Financial Cards Forecast: Number of Accounts 2013-2018
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American liberals have a history of recasting their failures as conservativism in order to maintain their illusion that liberalism has never failed. The process of rebranding Obama as a non-liberal began before he took office.
We have a presidential administration that has increased the number of troops and amount of money wasted on an unwinnable war in Afghanistan; launched as new war in Libya that has already cost over a billion dollars; thumbed their nose at the goal of single-payer health care, instead pandering to the insurance industry and Big Pharma; agreed to an extension of the trillion dollar Bush tax cuts to the rich; etc., etc. Why should progressive support Obama?
Obama was never that liberal. You just didn't listen very closely when he was talking. Read his speeches. Look at what he said in the debates. He was always a slightly left of center moderate democrat. If you did not see this then you have no one to blame but yourself.
When is Netroots going to throw their boy under the bus?
(or should we vote for a republican?)
Liberal Democrats are a blight on society and desperately need a Louisville Slugger tune-up.
Conservative jerks like Jim are a cancer on the gonads of society and will be shot on sight.
If that dude wants to show that he cares we need to see him go down on another brother. Otherwise the man is just blowing smoke.
Liberals are such pathetic whiners. Thank god there are only 20% of the population that have this ideological view. Our country would fail if they were a majority.
The USA, which is overwhelmingly a Conservative Nation, has already rejected Obama as being too Socialist or if you prefer "Progressive". ( Should be renamed the Regressive Party!) Hundreds of thousands of ordinary citizens have marched on Washington as well as assembling in various towns across the country. If you clowns (and I am being gracious by calling you only that) think we would sit by idle if you tried to be more regressive than Obama you are mistaken and will be in for a huge surprise.
Liberalism is a mental disease. Thank you for proving it everyday.
Obama's policies have worked out soooooooo well haven't they?
Too bad we can't boat lift all the "porgressives" to Cuba. I'm sure they'd be happy in that 'worker's paradise'.
Let's marginalize these "hippies from the 60s" for good and forever. They and their generation represent a total failure. They need to be relegated to the asheap of history. These 20 percenters are just plain nuts if they think that Obama wasn't liberal enough! I'd hate to see who they think would be good as their ideal candidate, probably Karl Marx. Defeat them in 2012 and every election cycle thereafter!
Amazing what happens when you smack headfirst into reality.
Liberal racists
It's amazing how far "Hope and Change" can get you these days……ooops!
I'm frustrated with the whole progressive scene, everyone is so into their own agenda,
Gay into gay…green into green.. anti war into anti war… everyone is so selfish theses days.
And Obama is into only Obama ! The progressive movement is falling apart at the seams.
I am uncertain why these people would call themselves progressive, more so after the past 30 months of failure and a clumsy, ludicrous take over of medical care. What precisely is inherently progressive about federal power, is it the magical Tooth Fairy for the lost in search of belief? Can anybody tell these searchers for meaning that the term has been in use for about 120 years? Might that be a hint to them?
You may note that they are never, never satisfied. A mark of fanaticism that they call commitment.
Perhaps next year the 53% who voted for this guy will think deeper than bumper sticker slogans.
Maybe The Won discovered that being President is a leetle teeny harder than blabbing about it. Hows that Gitmo and those two wars workin' out for ya? Oh, make that three wars now…
> We are not a type of people that you want to mess around with.
If anyone but a "progressive" were to say this they would quickly be surrounded by a Secret Service SWAT team! Sure sounds like a physical threat to the President of the US to me.
I love the fact that this liberal president has not only totally screwed over every ally and friend we have in the world, but spent all his time kissing our enemies' posteriors! And then starting a war in Libya which is not supported by anyone in Congress or by the American people, and which has no "good guys" on either side!
But don't worry, people, O'Lame-o is a one termer. We'll have a Republican back in the WH soon, along with a Republican congress to fix the mess these people have made of this country in the last few years. I don't love the Republican party, but its a clear site better than the alternatives!
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.I'm frustrated with the whole progressive scene, everyone is so into their own agenda, Gay into gay…green into green.. anti war into anti war… everyone is so selfish theses days. And Obama is into only Obama ! The progressive movement is falling apart at the seams.
aww, that's a dirty rotten shame……….not
I knew Dan Choi. I served with him when i was in 1/89 recon. He is a great guy. Couldnt have asked for a better Lt.
These liberals are getting what they deserve. When are they going to learn…Obummmer does not care about them. He is only using them like a bunch of sheep to further his agenda to be a dictator.
An enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend.
You would think that progressives woud have learned the lessons of 2010, when they whine and moan that Obama hasn't given everything they wanted. Obama is the President of the United States, not President of the Progressives. But no, they'll stay home and suck their thumbs while the Republicans run rough shod over this country.
As for Dan Choi, while I understood that the person he confronted behaved quislingly (he was bisexual who oppose gay marriage), he lost his digntity and came off very petulantly like some drama queen rather than a West Point graduate. Dan Choi's behavior of late has alienated me along with these whiny "we'll just stay home and not vote" so called progressives. In fact, since they are helping the Tea Party and ultra conservative Republicans, they are nothing but Vichyites.
How selfish. They want to rule this country at the expense of everyone else. The stimulus wasn't big enough? Obama has increased spending over $1,000 per month per family! These 'progressives' won't be satisfied until we're all destitute slaves to the government.
Branding has always been more important to the Left than actual results. Bush was never very conservative, but they decided he was as far-right as they come. Now they're distancing themselves from Obama so as not to tar their precious liberalism with his less-than-stellar results. What is left or right according to these people? Simple: anything good is left, and anything bad is right.
Conservatives have done a tremendous job at taking advantage of the situation. By casting Obama as a socialist and maintaining such tight blindfolds over their loyal base, they've managed to undercut any advantages Obama would gain by ceding ground to the right. He expanded offshore oil drilling. The right wants that, and yet they gave him ZERO credit for it. He killed the public option. He agreed to extend the bush era tax cuts to billionaires, doing nothing for the economy or the deficit. They right wants those things, and yet they gave him ZERO credit. Instead they still call him a socialist. If he were to get something in return for these "compromises" more activists on the left would see them as compromises. By getting nothing in return, the left sees him as a sellout [which undercuts him] while the right maintains the rhetoric that he's a socialist [which also undercuts him with low-information moderate]. Well played!
You have to admit that the rhetorical convention of calling the media "liberal biased" has been effective. I'm not sure if it was ever really true, but it is extremely dangerous because It's a self-maintaining delusion. As long as the right wing propaganda machine maintains it, they can sound just a little more reasonable than they want their sheep to be, and voila. The sheep run into the arms of the right wing nuts who are able to stay just out of view of the mainstream and are not subject to the usual scrutiny of polite society — they don't have to tell the truth because nobody holds them accountable, they don't have to refrain from blatant hate speech, etc. It's a brilliant setup. It's driving us off a cliff, and the sheep have no clue.
Right… Left… most of us have two arms… Perhaps we should all stop clinging too tightly to such labels.
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Best Western Plazahotel Stuttgart-FilderstadtThis 3-star hotel is in Bernhausen, just 2.5 miles from Stuttgart Airport. It features free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a free shuttle service to the airport and exhibition center.
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This 4-star hotel is just off the highway in Filderstadt. Elegant rooms, fine cuisine, free parking are provided by the NH Stuttgart Airport.
Score from 413 reviews Very good
This 2-star hotel in Echterdingen has modern, soundproof rooms, free Wi-Fi and provides free shuttles to Stuttgart Airport between 4:30 am-8:30 am.
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Just 325 ft from Filderstadt's train station, the Hotel Schumacher has quiet rooms, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. Stuttgart Airport and the Messe Stuttgart Trade Fair are a 4-minute train ride away.
Score from 54 reviews Good
The rooms are clean and adequate the location is close to Stuttgart airport.
The wi fi is poor at best There is no restaurant for evening meal The bar is not very inviting and poor
The rooms are fine, good value for money. The staff is friendly and correct. The facility with free WIFI is working perfect. Further breakfast is good, with also a good service if you need a Lunch package. Easy to reach with enough parking space.
Location is in a industrial area, but this isn't a problem. Just the look out of the window is a little boring.
Excellent breakfast. Very spacious and modern room. Conveniently located near the highway exit with free parking. Being in an industrial area the in-room kitchenette with microwave oven comes handy. Also available a pizza delivery option.
location good for me, staff very good, excellent breakfast, easy parking, rooms clean, all you would need
could have a little more tea and coffee in room instead of having to ask for more
Space and decoration of the room
I was only one night, nice room, clean and well designed. Big parking lot. Very good breakfast.
The room was really big and comfortable. The stuff receptionist was friendly and spoke a good English. And finally the breakfast was excellent.
I have nothing to complain.
Spacy bedrooms and good breakfast included. Quiet location.
location, design, bath, view
bkf could be better
Location and price value is correct. And very professional all the things I look for are in correct.
Friendly staff except for one guy But apart from that great service, good breakfast.
This one guy who checked us in was trying to act a little over smart ( probably because we were foreigners)
For an inexpensive overnight stay before a flight out of Stuttgart this hotel is great. To get there the hotel told me the following: Take the S-Bahn train S2 to the last stop--Fielderstat. Come out of the station and see "Bussteig 2" sign straight ahead. Take bus #35, 36, or 37 (The driver of #37 suggested I take 35 which was right behind him--it's faster) to the Allemannenstrasse bus stop. Bus stops are announced on the bus, but you can ask the driver also. Walk in the opposite direction to the first street which is Industriestrasse, turn left and the hotel is about one block down on the same side of the street. To get back to the S-Bahn station, walk back to the bus stop, cross the street and take #35. Be sure to ask the driver for a pass that includes the S-Bahn trip to the airport. It's all very easy and the neighborhood is safe, I believe.
Lots of space in the rooms. Good atmosphere.
Very good quality price level, nice room with enough parking space. The breakfast is exceptional good, exceeds the expectations. Not expected this in a Industrial area.
Hotel is modern, clean, wifi excellent, breakfast good, lot of parking space, perfect price/quality ratio, a good choice if you are looking for a business hotel around Stuttgart area.
Lack of normal ordinary curtains on the windows in the rooms on the ground floor.
Really good location for business.
Nicely decorated hotel. Our bedroom was quite large and had complementary water, tea and coffee facilities. Bathroom was clean, shower a bit small, but very comfortable nonetheless. We were well received by the personnel when we checked in late in the evening. Breakfast is extremely varied - excellent and included in the price! The hotel is close to the airport, although we did not hear anything during the night or the morning.
Room did not have airco (i think), and when we arrived it was very hot - solved it quickly by opening the windows.
We liked the breakfast, a lot of parking spots right in front of the hotel, the room had a fridge and was clean. Big windows. Pretty good price.
Bed was rather uncomfortable. The worst thing was that the walls are so thin, you can hear every noise in the hotel. It really disturbed our sleep quality, because we could hear every step of the person above us. TV was small. Internet was rather slow.
Location - Airport is only minutes away. Parking for long term with good rate.
Good location for business guests, especially visiting nearby companies, very helpful staff, free on-site car park, descent breakfast, clean room
my room was on the ground floor, so through the huge window it was not comfortable to be seen by passers-by all the time, no telephones in rooms, so we couldn't contact other members of our team (12 pax), nothing to do outside of a hotel, very slow wi-fi connection
Value for money, correct staff and good services.
this is a very good hotel for Stutgart airport or Stuttgart messe. parking Ok and our price was vey good.
Good value for money!
Convenient location relative to the airport. (7 minutes by car) is warm and clean rooms. Great internet speed. Very diverse and quality breakfast. Near restaurant with Greek and German cuisine. (7 min walk).
For this level of hotel (three stars and location) a very high price (even with the discount)
Quirky decor and large room.
Staff were very rude on reception. I pointed as we checked out that on this site it says pets welcome and charges may apply! May being the operative world. They charged 8 euros so I politely told them they should state that they charge 8 Euros (not say they may). The blonde woman with glasses then told me I was wrong and on everything they stated this charge! I told her that there was nothing stating this on Booking.com to be told I was wrong and then proceeded to talk aggressively and rudely not allowing me to speak. They really need to re train the staff on how to handle customers as a simple "I'm sorry madam please leave it with me to correct " would have satisfied me. Also noted that when we walked past reception to go to breakfast she did not speak but when a German guest walked past they were warmly greeted. Would never stay with this hotel again and will not recommend solely down to this staff members attitude!
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Rainbow Street Pets
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What would you do if you lost a pet? Where would you go if you found one? At the Rainbow Street Shelter a cockatoo will greet you and a little round dog will make you welcome. Meet Bear the border collie, Buster the marmalade cat, and Bessy the goat, as well as rabbits and guinea pigs and mice. There's even a pony called Pebbles, and the children who become the animals' friends. But where does a lion cub fit in?
by Kathy Kozlowski
Any child who loves animals or who has longed for a pet will enjoy and probably read and reread this collection of six related stories about the animals who come through the Rainbow Street Refuge and their human families.
From the first story, in which Lachlan is devasted to lose his dog on the day they move from their farm to the city, and a girl called Hannah is overjoyed to find a dog in her surprised father's ute, every story is a winner, full of human drama and animal warmth.
Wendy Orr writes about caring for animals with knowledge and empathy, including the feeding and the mucking out, the exercising or resting, so the feel-good stories are both heartwarming and down to earth.
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Harriet Welles (1856-1931) married Sturgis P. Turner in 1879. They occupied a house on Main Street (either built by them around 1879 or built earlier in 1830). After her husband's death in 1916, Harriet Welles Turner later married John W. Burnham. Harriet Burnham, who died in 1931, willed her estate in trust for the benefit of her husband. When he died in 1941, her will provided $350,000 to the Town of Glastonbury for a public library to be constructed on the site of her former home on Main Street. The house was moved in 1951 by the R.F. Jones Company to its current address at 2247 Main Street. The new Welles-Turner Memorial Library was dedicated on October 5, 1952.
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The former Wassuc schoolhouse, at 184 Wassuc Road in Glastonbury was built around 1840 to serve students in the east part of town. The building has since been converted into a residence and has a later wing addition.
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It is not known who built the house at 539 Hopewell Road in Glastonbury. While in some ways resembling a traditional center-chimney house, it has a less traditional arrangement of windows suggesting a later date. The front roof dormer is a twentieth-century addition. The property was owned in the 1840s and 1850s by Henry Dayton, a farmer who may have been attempting to capitalize on nearby industrial development. The house was later, in fact, owned by a general store that was linked to the textile mills. Read the rest of this entry »
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The house at 1665 Main Street in Glastonbury was built, according to a beam over the attic stairway, by Joseph Kilbourn (1765-1851) in 1829. The brick front section of the house and the rear ell, which is of wood frame construction, have the same brick foundation. This is an unusual feature and may indicate that the house was actually built later than 1829 or that the brick section was moved to its current location.
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In 1759 Jonathan Hale, Jr. (1696-1772) of Glastonbury deeded one half of a brick house to his son, Theodore Hale (1735-1807), who acquired the other half in 1762. Built around 1745, the gambrel-roofed Hale House (1715 Main Street in Glastonbury) remained in the Hale family until 1810. It was owned for a time by Rev. Prince Hawes, pastor of the First Church of Christ. William H. Turner (1788-1872) bought the house in 1828 and it remained in his family until 1912. Turner, who served in the War of 1812, owned a coasting vessel, which operated from the Connecticut river to various Atlantic ports. He was also involved in shipbuilding and politics, serving in the state legislature and as town selectman.
Glastenbury Knitting Company Houses (1920)Thursday, April 10th, 2014 Posted in Colonial Revival, Glastonbury, Houses | Comments Off
The two identical houses at 22-24 and 26-28 Addison Road in Glastonbury were built c. 1920 as mill worker tenements by the Glastenbury Knitting Company. The company, which manufactured underwear, used an older spelling of the town's name. These tenement houses were built in the then-popular Dutch Colonial style, featuring gambrel roofs. The mill eventually sold off the houses in the 1930s.


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- Joanie Apr 7, 2010 01:21 PM
I may have time to try it tomorrow but am not sure where it is. is it on that road by the Kendall inbound T entrance or somewhere else? I don't see it on the web site. Thanks.
Yes, right behind the Kendall Square station inbound side. I've tried all the sandwiches and enjoyed them all, though my personal favorites are the BBQ seitan and the egg & eggplant.
Also - very cool- they are launching a second truck somewhere near Longwood Medical area- not sure of the exact location yet. And they are almost signed up for a brick and mortar space in Harvard Square. They say it will take about three months to get it all ready and the deal is not final yet. Excellent news.
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Several of us were talking with the folks there today about these plans. The three month time frame has to do with the brick and mortar space in Harvard Square which they are just about to close the deal on. The truck is almost finished. They are pretty sure they will be in the Longwood Medical Center area but don't have the exact spot yet- or can't share it. Big things in the works for these nice people.
If you go on a day like today and have a few minutes for a nice urban adventure, I can recommend going to the roof top garden atop the parking garage around the corner. It's lovely up there!
I ended up getting food in the morning, was surprised to see they had popovers so couldn't resist. They were fresh out of the oven and quite good. Not the best ever but good and any popover is always a treat. Saw a "BLT" when I walked by after noon and it looked good but their food may be too healthy for me. Altho I'll certainly try more stuff if a truck opens in Longwood.
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The BLT is tempeh, which I don't mind, but I don't particularly love either. Not as "bacony" as I'd like, though I don't know how you can get tempeh really bacon-y, so I may be asking for the impossible here. If you must go mock meat, I'd go with the BBQ seitan over the BLT.
Don't underestimate how tasty their healthy foods can be though. I love seitan in Chinese food, and this was the first western preparation of seitan I had and was pleasantly surprised.
I really like their "Chickpea Fritter" it's basically falafel in disguise. I think the chickpeas night be partially cooked before frying though, which would be an extreme technical variation on falafel. Anyway, it's delicious and it's sort of Israeli style, with homemade pickles, and their great soft whole wheat pita. Once you've had Fordee's Grill's Falafel (best in town), this is the only other falafel worth even trying.
I am not a big fan of the breakfast stuff tho and think the yogurt/granola item is not a good value. They did offer me another one after I brought it up however.
They want to franchise out, in a big way. I think they have a pretty good chance.
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It's a nice change from the lunchtime culinary wasteland that is MIT.. A health conscious and most importantly flavor conscious menu with a focus on fresh, seasonal and local ingredients.
The food isn't very filling though and I generally end up either spending $10 at the truck or grabbing another small lunch two hours later. Which is a bummer, cause it does taste good, it's just too light on the calories. (The chickpea fritter has the best chance of filling you up... anything else and you'll be left hungry).
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A Milwaukee woman has filed a civil lawsuit against a former Milwaukee police officer, the department and the city.
The woman was sexually assaulted by Ladmarald Cates while he was on duty in 2010.
In court documents obtained by 12 News Thursday, the victim claims the department knew Cates had a history of violent assaults on women and allowed him to keep his job.
Cates was convicted last year in federal court in the attack, and he's currently serving a 24-year prison term.
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Confusion and a high-level dispute over what the district attorney should be paid has clouded Tarrant County's new budget, a dilemma complicated by the fragmented structure of that pay.It must be resolved.Tarrant County District Attorney Joe Shannon was first appointed to the job by Gov. Rick Perry in 2009 after the death of longtime DA Tim Curry.Shannon, the former chief of the economic crimes unit in the DA'S office, at the time had been receiving almost $37,000 a year in state retirement benefits for his prior service as a state representative and in other state jobs.But in his new job under restrictions in effect at the time, he could no longer get the money from the Employment Retirement System of Texas that he had been drawing for about 20 years.Shannon says that was fine with him. He wasn't married, and he was to receive a salary of $218,000 a year — what the long-serving Curry had been making as the highest-paid DA in the state. About a year ago, under a new state statute, Shannon again began receiving retirement benefits, about $33,500 annually, in addition to his salary, which by then had grown to 224,279.For their part, county commissioners long had wanted to bring the DA's pay back in line with those in other major Texas counties, says County Judge Glen Whitley. Shannon said he proposed a reduction in his salary equal to the amount of his annual retirement pay, a source of income he says he now needs as a "survivor's benefit" for his new wife.Complicating matters further is that district attorneys are paid by both the state and the county. This year the Legislature voted to give district judges and elected prosecutors a $15,000 raise, putting their pay at $140,000 plus any additional income coming from the county in which they work. With that increase, Shannon's salary beginning in October would have been $239,279. County commissioners, however, reduced the annual income to $193,402 when they adopted the new county budget that takes effect Oct. 1.Shannon says his new pay denies him the $15,000 raise the Legislature intended.Whitley admits that commissioners, in calculating the DA's salary for the coming budget year, reduced the county's contribution by the amount of Shannon's retirement pay plus the $15,000 raise from the state, for a total pay decrease of $48,500.Whitley is quick to note that it is the commissioners court's responsibility to set salaries, and the new pay scale is more in line with the pay received by DAs in other large urban Texas counties.Dallas County, he said, is the only one paying more than Tarrant, with Harris, Bexar and Travis counties all paying much less.Disputes between county officials are not uncommon, particularly when it comes to budgets and salaries. The lack of clear communication and negotiation in the closing weeks before the new budget was adopted contributed to the dispute about Shannon's pay.While the commissioners have the right to cut their part of the DA's salary, denying him a legislatively approved benefit appears more personal or political than fiscally responsible.Whitley insists there was no political motive.Since the budget has already been adopted, re-addressing the issue will be awkward — but not impossible. Commissioners should increase Shannon's salary by the $15,000 authorized by the state, which still means he'll be giving up an amount equal to his retirement income.Then the commissioners court should adopt a resolution outlining the pay range for the position, effective with the election or appointment of the next DA.
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Published: July 6, 2011
Black Pus is Brian Chippendale's personal pugilistic playground, a realm where the Lightning Bolt drummer gets to let his freak flag fly long, hard, and largely unedited: he mashes skins, strings, and keyboards into a noxious paste as aurally repulsive as its namesake. On Primordial Pus, as with 2008's Black Pus 4, his impromptu shotgun marriages of steamrolling slam and sucker-punching melody invigorate. But Primordial Pus is both the first Pus disc that isn't self-released and the project's most sonically trenchant. Its thudding bass whumps and stickwork show immensely terrestrial, undertow strength. On "Hole In The Ground," a cartoonish, close-mic'd vocal bears the hook as gnashing instruments and no-fi atmospherics carve a scraped, squeaking backdrop, while caveman-stomp "Police Song" is almost frat-paddle infectious, its rampaging nonsense-syllable chants as relentless as its drumbeats. And there's something poetic — existential, even — about the Herculean exertions displayed on "Ha Ha Havok," where Chippendale sounds like a six-armed colossus struggling to punch and kick his way out of a reinforced steel cube. Piqued and primal, Primordial Pus finds Chippendale as manic and gnarly as ever — no small feat at a point in his project's career where most thrashers would've gone hi-fi and mellowed out.
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Canada's electoral system, to say the least, is a piece of work. The first-past-the-post (FPTP) system divides Canada's provinces into electoral districts termed constituencies (and in informal language, ridings). Each constituency elects a single representative to the House of Commons, with the candidate who recieves the most votes in that geographic area winning the constituency's seat and becomes the sitting Member of Parliament for the riding, regardless of the proportion of the vote the candidate recieved.
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Something needs to be changed. Most western, democratic countries have adopted a system that aims to result in greater proportional representation to the results of the votes. Canada needs to move forward with electoral reform and adopt a system of proportional representation. The debate within Canada is opening up. However, the means to achieve a more just electoral system is even more controversial. The NDP and Green Party already adopted clauses within each parties' platform in support of proportional representation, while the Liberal Party will be debating a couple resolutions on supporting a preferential balloting system (although one policy resolution explicitly calls on the Liberals to support preferential voting and to oppose proportional representation).
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Richard Brodsky, an attorney general candidate, got the endorsement of several of his Manhattan colleagues May 4.
The Westchester County Assembly member won the endorsement of fellow Assembly members Jonathan Bing and Brian Kavanagh of the East Side; Richard Gottfried of the West Side; Denny Farrell, who represents Harlem; and Speaker Sheldon Silver of lower Manhattan.
All cited Brodsky"s efforts to reform the MTA and other authorities in the state.
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Yesterday, I completed a pre-print final revision to an introduction I wrote early in 2007 for Tom Yeates and Steve Perry 's Timespirits collected edition. There's heartbreak all around that Steve Perry didn't live to see this collected edition, for a multitude of reasons. But the book will be out later this year, and I'll post more info and artwork once Tom has completed all the chores involved and has more news to share.
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Let us skip the part where I apologize for my absence.
This weekend, I spent time with a lot of friends and once you're out of school (just like I mentioned on other entries), people like to ask when you will be in a relationship. Usually, the next question is, "With whom do you want to be in a relationship with?" These questions, these silly little questions that I just don't have answers.
Nobody asks me ever how I want to fall in love. Everyone is concerned with the who but I realized that I am more concerned with the how.
I want to fall in love organically, naturally, and without awkwardness. I want it to be like the growing of my fingernails. I want him to take root not only in my heart but also in my life. I want him to be there, constantly. I don't want to be self conscious. I want it to be barely noticeable. I want it to be a surprise like waking up to a sunny morning when all the weather reports say that it's going to rain that day. I want it to be simple because romance is very distracting, not to mention fleeting. I want to be sure.
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Jan 25, 2011 TOULOUSE - GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS), the commercial aircraft leasing and financing arm of General Electric, has signed a firm order for 12 additional long-range A330-300 aircraft. This new order brings the total number of A330s ordered by GECAS to 32. "This order adds ... Read more
Jan 24, 2011 NEW YORK – Airline executives continue to express concern about rising fuel costs, yet despite these concerns, many continue to take a wait-and-see approach towards new aircraft technology. These are just a few of the key findings from an exclusive global aerospace study released today by CIT ... Read more
Jan 19, 2011 DUBLIN - Irish aircraft leasing group Avolon has raised $650 million (€486 million) in debt and equity to fund its expansion. This involves $250 million in equity from new and existing investors and the balance in debt raised from three specialist aviation banks: DVB, Nord LB ... Read more
Jan 18, 2011 LOS ANGELES - Air Lease Corporation, Steven Udvar-Hazy's new aircraft leasing venture, hopes to capitalize on air travel growth in emerging markets with proceeds from a just-announced initial public offering that could raise up to $100 million. The Century City company, which ... Read more
Jan 14, 2011 AMSTERDAM - AerCap Holdings N.V. ("AerCap" ) this week announced the completion of the following transactions during the fourth quarter 2010: - Signed new lease agreements for 13 aircraft, - Delivered eight aircraft and 18 engines under lease agreements, - Purchased four ... Read more
Jan 07, 2011 NEW YORK — Irish aircraft leasing company Greenwich Kahala Aviation Ltd. has registered for an initial public offering worth as much as $250 million. The relatively new Dublin company did not say how many shares it would sell or when it plans to conduct the IPO. ... Read more
Jan 07, 2011 SEATTLE- The Boeing Co., whose new 747-8 jumbo-freighter has been delayed by a year and a half, lost a customer when Guggenheim Aviation Partners LLC canceled its remaining order for two of the jets because of delivery setbacks. "It's very disappointing for us as ... Read more
Jan 04, 2011 NEW YORK and SEATTLE – CIT Group Inc. and Boeing today announced that CIT Aerospace placed an order for 38 Next-Generation 737 airplanes and purchase rights for seven additional 737s. The order, with deliveries into 2017, includes 15 737-900ERs (extended range) and 23 737-800s. ... Read more
Dec 12, 2010 Kuwait - Jazeera Airways Group has increased the capital of its fully-owned leasing arm, Sahaab Aircraft Leasing, from USD 71 million to USD 103 million to take advantage of new market opportunities. Sahaab Aircraft Leasing was launched in October 2008 to acquire and lease high-utility commercial aircraft ... Read more
Dec 08, 2010 SAN FRANCISCO - Jackson Square Aviation, LLC ("JSA") has announced that it has closed a $400 million secured credit facility, which provides the company with committed long-term debt capacity. JSA is one of the world's most active commercial aircraft lessors, and this facility provides the company ... Read more