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Recent changes to California Diesel emission rules left the Kern County Fire Department considering costly updates to their hot shot vehicles.
But department officials are looking at all their options in hopes of finding ways to best maximize what they already have - instead of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on brand new vehicles KCFD is looking to refurbish older ones.
In order to make it easier the Air Pollution Control District gave the fire department a grant to upgrade two of its vehicles in order to meet the new standards and requirements.
These updates will save around $160,000 alone - taxpayer money that could go to funding many other necessities.
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In a hypocritical (and unknowingly bigoted) admission, UKIP's biggest donor has told ITV News that his businesses may have benefited from cheap immigrant labour — but that having foreigners "in your community" is somehow a different matter.
Paul Brand interviewed Paul Sykes in his Yorkshire country pile:
Sykes: Who knows. I have maybe enjoyed cheap labour coming from other countries.
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Sykes: I'd have thought there might be one. I'd have to look and check. But you've not – this is a different thing. You're talking about whoever were in your community [sic].
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The Obama administration finalized several procurement rules March 2 that it had introduced in 2011.
Officials revised the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) to address how contracting officers should use and manage cost-reimbursement contracts, a type of contract that administration officials want to avoid when possible because of the risk they place on the government.
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However, the rule does not interfere with the contracting officer's discretion to select the appropriate contract type. It clarifies when cost-reimbursement contracts are appropriate and requires the contracting officer to document the rationale for the decision, according to the notice.
The FAR revisions implements language from the fiscal 2009 National Defense Authorization Act, and it matches President Barack Obama's 2009 memo on procurement reforms.
The administration also finalized rules regarding multiple-award contracts.
The rule strengths competition rules for placing orders under the Federal Supply Schedules and other multiple-award contracts. The intent is to give fair notice to companies holding a spot on the contract so they have the opportunity to respond.
The rule also requires agencies to issue notices of certain orders placed against these types of contracts through Federal Business Opportunities website.
Finally, two small-business FAR rules were finalized too.
One final rule clarifies that there is no particular order for determining which set aside categories to consider. A debate had been ongoing about whether agencies had to consider companies in the Historically Underutilized Business Zones program before choosing to set aside a contract for another small business program. The rule confirms that they don't.
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The September attack, made public Nov. 10, potentially puts customer and employee personal information at risk, including addresses, Social Security numbers and emails.
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Earlier this month, the Government of Rwanda convened a "Smart Rwanda Days" conference, bringing together participants from seven countries. During the two-day event, attendees were asked to "take the pulse" of digital development across Africa – as well as within their own countries – and then set concrete roles and responsibilities for current members of the Smart Africa alliance (Burkina Faso, Mali, South Sudan, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, and Gabon). The event was co-sponsored by the International Telecommunications Union, the African Union and several private-sector companies.
- More on Smart Africa: http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2013/07/17/imagining-a-smart-country-Rwanda
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Since the establishment of the Ministry of Communication Technology in 2011, the Nigerian government has made notable progress in advancing its ICT agenda. The government has catalyzed significant efforts in the area of policy and regulation, with an ICT Policy developed in 2012, a National Broadband Development Plan developed in 2013 and an e-Government Strategy now in the works.
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It said in a statement the rulings "set legal precedents which could have profound consequences for the international financial system".
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last week that Argentina cannot continue to pay creditors who agreed to restructure their bonds after its 2001-02 default on $100 billion in debt unless it also pays $1.33 billion to the holdouts demanding full payment.
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CALGARY -- After a summer of reflection, Miikka Kiprusoff decided to stick with his original plan.
The Calgary Flames goaltender announced his retirement from the NHL on Monday, a move that was expected by both the team and many of its fans.
The 36-year-old spent the last nine seasons with the Flames, including the club's memorable run to the 2004 Stanley Cup final.
Kiprusoff said he made the decision at the end of last season, but took the summer to be "100 per cent sure."
-- Flames GM Jay Feaster
"It's an important decision for me personally, my family, the Flames organization and fans," Kiprusoff said in a release. "I've been very lucky to have spent 10 years of my career in Calgary. There is no better place to live and play."
A native of Turku, Finland, Kiprusoff holds team records for wins (305), games played (576) and shutouts (41).
With the Flames well out of the playoff picture, the team discussed dealing the veteran netminder at last season's trade deadline. Although he didn't have a no-trade clause, Kiprusoff indicated that he would not report to another team if dealt.
The Toronto Maple Leafs pushed hardest to acquire his services but were unable to convince Kiprusoff to leave southern Alberta.
Calgary general manager Jay Feaster said Kiprusoff was adamant that he wanted to end his career with the Flames.
"Miikka has been up front with us since the trade deadline that he wanted to finish his outstanding playing career as a Flames player, and that the 2013 season was going to be his last," Feaster said. "We, as an organization, made it clear to Kipper that we did not want him to make a rash or hasty decision.
"We wanted to give him time to get refreshed during the summer and spend some additional time to make his decision."
Kiprusoff spent parts of three seasons with the San Jose Sharks before a trade to Calgary for a second-round draft pick in 2003. The deal would help shape the team for the next 10 years.
Kiprusoff finished that regular season with a modern-day NHL goals-against average record of 1.69 and continued his stellar play into the playoffs. He won 15 post-season games and had five shutouts while leading the Flames to within one victory of a Stanley Cup.
He was a finalist for the Vezina Trophy that season and won the award two years later after finishing the 2005-'06 campaign with a 42-20-11 record, a 2.07 goals-against average, .923 save percentage and a team record 10 shutouts.
The Flames have fallen on hard times in recent years, having missed the playoffs the last four seasons. Calgary finished 13th in the Western Conference with just 42 points.
Despite the lack of team success later in his career, Kiprusoff's numbers are still impressive. In 623 career regular-season games with Calgary and San Jose, he had a 319-213-71 record with a 2.49 GAA, a .912 save percentage and 44 shutouts. Kiprusoff also represented Finland at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
"Miikka Kiprusoff has been the backbone of the Calgary Flames since his arrival here in 2003, and every night for more than 70 nights per season, his magnificence between the pipes gave the team a chance to win," Feaster said. "He inspired hope and confidence, and he made those around him better players as a result of his brilliance."
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Chinese premier forecasts 'brighter future'
Publication Date : 30-09-2012
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao yesterday reiterated his adherence to institutional reform and opening-up policies before a once-in-a-decade leadership transition.
"We are in an important period of strategic opportunities for development," Wen said at a reception to mark the 63rd anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which falls on October 1.
"The power of reform and opening-up, as well as the persevering spirit of the nation, will lead China to a brighter future."
The reception came one day after Beijing announced the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China would open on November 8, which, Wen said, would be an important meeting "to build on past achievements and open up new prospects for future development".
Wen's comments underlined the most important items on the agenda of the current administration and are likely to guide the next leadership and maintain the focus on domestic development, commentators said.
All nine members of the Political Bureau Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the CPC attended the reception, along with hundreds of diplomats, officials and other guests.
The 18th National Congress comes at a crucial time for China, as the leadership it selects and the decisions it makes will have a profound impact on the world's second-largest economy, and more importantly, on its people, said Xinhua News Agency.
Although challenges loom, the coming transition period is seen as full of strategic opportunities to build China into a prosperous society by 2020.
China is currently experiencing mounting downward pressure after three decades of almost two-digit economic growth and an average annual growth of 10.7 per cent from 2003 to 2011, according to official statistics.
The slow-down has caused concern in the international community as China is one of the world's most important economic engines and is responsible for about 10 per cent of the world's gross domestic product, while contributing more than one-fifth of global growth in 2011.
Wen urged the country to keep a cool head, adding China is still at the primary stage of socialism and productivity is not high.
"There is still a long way to go before we can build China into a modern socialist country that is prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced and harmonious," he said.
Qin Yaqing, vice-president of China Foreign Affairs University, said China's rise is not only about economic achievements, as it has to continue working in a comprehensive manner to deal with the economy, politics and culture.
"To maintain China's peaceful and sustainable rise, we cannot wait for, but need to create a period of strategic opportunities through a series of domestic efforts amid the complex international environment," he said.
China will advance further and enhance productivity, Wen said.
"We must promote socialist democracy and rule of law, uphold social equity and justice, improve the educational and moral standards of our people and achieve freedom and all-round development of the people."
"To realise modernisation in a developing country with over 1 billion people is an unprecedented endeavour that needs painstaking exploration. But no hardship will prevent us from forging ahead."
Wen also reiterated the government's policies on Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan province, vowing to maintain the long-term prosperity and stability of Hong Kong and Macao, and to promote peaceful development across the Taiwan Straits.
On foreign affairs, the premier said China will pursue an independent foreign policy of peace and firmly safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The remarks came at a time when Beijing and Tokyo are locked in an ongoing territorial dispute over the Diaoyu Islands, which have belonged to China since ancient times.
Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov said the CPC has studied the defeat of the Soviet Communist Party, but added he believed China's success would continue, Xinhua reported.
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NEW YORK — Don't let the global economy fool you: Luxury is hardly dead.
Saks Inc. agreed to sell itself to Hudson's Bay Co., the Canadian parent of upscale retailer Lord & Taylor, for about $2.4 billion in a deal that will bring luxury to more North American locales.
The acquisition combines three department-store brands — Hudson's Bay, Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue— and creates a North American upscale retailing behemoth with 320 stores in some of the biggest and most populous cities in the U.S. and Canada.
Lord & Taylor and Hudson's Bay, Canadian's biggest department store chain, both cater to well-heeled shoppers who can afford $98 Free People blouses and $250 Coach handbags but aspire to buy more luxury brands that they can't necessarily afford yet. Saks customers, on the other hand, are more affluent and can shell out $800 for Christian Louboutin heels or a couple of thousand dollars for Gucci handbags.
During a conference call with investors on Monday, Hudson's Bay Chairman and CEO Richard Baker, said that the goal is to bring up to seven Saks Fifth Avenue stores and 25 Off Fifth outlet stores to Canada, while creating a Saks website targeted to Canadians. Hudson's Bay also plans to renovate Saks stores and to make the brand more "luxurious."
"With the addition of Saks, (Hudson's Bay) will offer consumers an unprecedented range of retailing categories and shopping experiences," Baker said.
Hudson's Bay is making a play for luxury at a time when shoppers still appear to be willing to shell out money for posh handbags and expensive sports cars despite global economic challenges. It's expected that global luxury sales rose 10 percent to $281.96 billion last year, according to the latest study from Bain & Co. In North American, it's expected that luxury sales were up 12 percent to $81.33 billion.
Still, Saks has lagged behind its peers in the luxury sector. It's been trying to keep up with its rivals Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, which have performed well post-recession.
After getting battered by the Great Recession, Saks discounted heavily to bring shoppers back. That move hurt the chain's image, which is higher-brow.
Saks since has returned to selling clothes and other merchandise at full price and focused on closing unprofitable stores. But its sales haven't rebounded quickly to the level before the U.S. financial meltdown in 2008.
In the latest fiscal year, Saks reported annual revenue of $3.15 billion, up more than 4 percent from the previous year but still below the $3.28 billion in the year ended in January 2008. Saks' net income fell nearly 16 percent to $62.8 million in the latest year.
Belus Capital Markets analyst Brian Sozzi said that Saks shopping experience still isn't as inviting as that of Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus. For example, Nordstrom has been doing things like allowing shoppers to checkout in fitting rooms using sales associates' hand-held gadgets. And Neiman Marcus, which didn't suffer during the Great Recession, has a long-held reputation for coddling its affluent shoppers through its loyal programs
"There has been a lot of promise in terms of potential but Saks hasn't lived up to the hype," Sozzi said.
Still, Hudson's Bay sees promise in Saks. After all, the acquisition will marry two storied retailers.
Founded in 1924 by Horace Saks and Bernard Gimbel, Saks' flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City is a landmark of retailing and sits on some of the most valuable real estate in the world. The company employs about 15,000 people across 41 stores.
Hudson's Bay, meanwhile, was founded in 1670 as a trading firm for furs and other goods. It is considered the oldest company in operation in North America. There are about 90 Hudson's Bay location in Canada
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Class 2A girls basketball: Kaila Royalty makes late 3-pointer as Thomas trims Tonkawa
Kaila Royalty splashed a 3-pointer with 4.4 seconds left in the game Thursday afternoon, and No. 7-ranked Thomas trimmed No. 5 Tonkawa 38-35 in the first round of the Class 2A Girls State Basketball Tournament at Abe Lemons Arena. Thomas (23-1) advanced to Friday's 7:30 p.m. semifinals vs. Fairview at the Big House on the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds but only after the Terriers' "skip play" was executed to perfection.
Thomas returned from a timeout with hopes of avoiding overtime — especially since Tonkawa (27-2) has been so resilient during the postseason. The Bucs made their first girls state basketball tournament in school history by winning twice in regionals by one point and one area game in overtime. So Thomas preferred to avoid a five-minute OT session.
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Keela Hamar drew two defenders near Thomas' bench, but she managed to heave a cross-court pass over four outstretched arms to a wide-open Royalty in the corner. The senior immediately launched the basketball, which cleanly ripped the cords for the deciding trey.
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Fisher Cats Press Release: Kevin Pillar had three hits, including his third home run, but the Fisher Cats dropped a doubleheader on Tuesday night in Trenton by scores of 6-4 and 2-1 in eight innings.
In the nightcap, Trenton put three consecutive hits together in the bottom of the eighth inning to earn the win. J. R. Murphy doubled and Slade Heathcott followed with a bunt single. Ali Castillo singled through a drawn-in infield off Trystan Magnuson (1-1) for the win.
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EDINBURGH, Scotland, December 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
22nd December set to be the busiest getaway day of the year reveals Skyscanner
One in five Brits would rather go away than spend Christmas at home this year, according to a survey by leading travel search site Skyscanner.
Yet, compared with Europe, the British are still traditionalists at heart - in a poll of over 14,000 European travellers, 41% are looking to get away from it all this Christmas. And across Europe, Saturday 22nd December looks set to be a busy day at the airports - Skyscanner has seen more flight searches for departures on this date than for any other day of the year.
Each year, more than 4.3m[*] Brits head abroad during the festive period. Leading the drive for sun and sand are those from Manchester and Liverpool with 28%. Although, after record levels of rain hit those living in the South West this summer, 23% of people from the region are keen for a spot of sun this mid-winter.
However, not everyone would be happy to trade a good old traditional Christmas with family and friends for a picturesque paradise; only 4% of Northern Irish travellers would choose to go abroad rather than celebrate at home.
For those looking to get away, the much loved island of Tenerife is proving as popular as ever as the top UK getaway destination this festive season. However, for many it will be a long-haul Christmas as Thailand (Bangkok), USA (New York), UAE (Dubai) and Australia (Sydney), make up the top five most popular Christmas destinations.
Skyscanner's Victoria Bailie commented: "While the majority still crave a white Christmas at home, it's a trip to the sun that's at the top of many wish lists this year, with popular sun spot Tenerife the top destination for British travellers. As schools break up for Christmas, the 22nd December looks set to be the busiest day of the year for those planning to fly away, and our research shows that it is the North West that is likely to see the biggest exodus to the sun."
[*]Source: ABTA
About Skyscanner
Skyscanner is a leading global travel search site providing instant online comparisons for millions of flights, from flights to Thailand to flights to USA as well as car hire and hotels. Founded in 2003 by three IT professionals, Gareth Williams, Barry Smith and Bonamy Grimes, Skyscanner is the no.1 travel search website in Europe and no.3 worldwide, receiving 30 million visits per month. The site is available in 30 languages and its suite of free mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry have been downloaded over 11 million times. The company employs close to 200 staff and has its global headquarters in Edinburgh, UK with Asia Pacific hub offices in Singapore and Beijing and future expansion planned to capatalise on huge global growth.
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