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We are buying SSD's to revitalise old machines. The biggest single benefit is the significantly faster boot up times. That alone makes a massive difference to the experience in the classroom.
If you're running Pentium Ds then the bottleneck will be the processor, won't it? Changing the hard drive to an SSD will not solve the fundamental problem with those machines which is that their rather weedy processor can't cut the mustard.
I can definitely see the benefit in this in some machines, I just can't see it with a Pentium D.
We are buying SSD's to revitalise old machines. The biggest single benefit is the significantly faster boot up times. That alone makes a massive difference to the experience in the classroom.
The bottleneck has always been the disk access.
Just as an example I just tested loading up a word document. 14% cpu on our older pentium machines with SSD drives. Sims takes 24% at maximum load.
EDIT: Just run a memory test as well on our 2gb Pcs. It never gets above 1.3gb of RAM for any task.
Conclusion: SSD is by far and away the biggest improvement in PCs in a decade.
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In the end you need to draw the line somewhere and Core2 Duo @>2GHz is that line for me.
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I agree that SSDs are brilliant, but the Pentium D chipset (in my experience) stank. Stick an SSD on a machine running an Athlon64X2 or a Core 2 Duo and I think it's worthwhile.
Go to any student machine and they'll have a browser open, word, powerpoint etc... Go to any admin machine, they'll have SIMS.net/Word/Outlook etc...
The problem with Kingston is that they produce both good and bad SSDs. You could end up with a lemon, unless you know in advance which model of SSD you are getting.
For example, the 64GB V200 gets very bad reviews due to the horrendously slow write speeds, as does the V100 which has a crappy JMicron controller. The V+100 on the other hand is quite a good choice (particularly for XP PCs), although it is not as good as the current generation of SSDs.
Last edited by Arthur; 10th May 2012 at 03:55 PM.
In normal use, your average user is unlikely to be making anything like full use of the processor for any amount of time. When they do, the bursts will be so short that they will not even be aware of a pause. A pentium D is after all capable of chewing through several thousands of millions of instructions every second. More modern machines might be faster but the difference in user experience between an EDI executing in 5 pico seconds as opposed to 2 pico seconds, is ... to the average man in the street, not actually noticeable (although I appreciate some here will be most vexed by such pauses).
The question was followed up with : "Changing the hard drive to an SSD will not solve the fundamental problem with those machines which is that their rather weedy processor can't cut the mustard. "
The question might be cut the mustard for what? I use a Pentium D as a CAD/CAM machine in my workshop. The CAD involves some 3D work as well as 2D graphics (tracing outlines or processing photos to lithographs). I do that at the same time as the PC is happily driving a CNC router at 8000mm/min and <gasp> I sometimes even load up web pages when I need to look up some important fact like cutting speeds for Polycarbonate. The *noticable* pauses are when I load up a big file - because that is when I do actually hit a real bottleneck which I can measure on my fingers and thumbs.
So, IMO, saying that the 'bottleneck' in a Pentium D will be the processor and implying that the user experience won't be improved by an SSD is just wrong. Arguing anything else IS pedantic at best or trolling at worst.
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Last edited by SYNACK; 10th May 2012 at 04:19 PM.
Won't the graphics card be handling the 3D and 2D work in CAD? And I wasn't aware that processor speed was a factor in CNC cutting speed.
You live and learn, I guess.
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Everett True's 20 favourite songs of 2011
This, you need to understand, is random and entirely dependent upon my mood when compiling this list.
Most of the following songs are drawn from the Song Of The Day series. As ever, I've tried to discriminate in favour of male artists to prove we aren't prejudiced here at Collapse Board … it's so difficult when so few are stepping up to the plate (what's the matter with the boys? don't they like making music?) … and, as ever, I've tried to feature songs only released during 2011 (although I bent this rule to include Shellshag and Hive Dwellers, as I couldn't bear to leave either out).
Some of the more eagle-eyed among you may note similarities with a post I wrote halfway through the year. Well, duh. I wasn't going to exclude those songs simply because I'd written about them before. You can find the videos to each song by clicking on the links.
PJ Harvey – Let England Shake
Chosen for its lightness of touch
Not a note wasted, not a note pointlessly repeated. Not least among its virtues, Let England Shake is a triumph in restraint
Or to put it more concisely: The new Radiohead album is 37 minutes long, but only contains 37 seconds of music. Let England Shake is 39.6 minutes and contains exactly 39.6 minutes of music. I can't help feeling that sides me with the Jools Holland's of this world. Fuck it. Another reason to feel conflicted over Polly. Her music is rooted in a certain tradition, even as she messes with that tradition and builds upon that tradition and moves that tradition onwards and upwards. Radiohead do nothing except be Radiohead.
No Mas Bodas – Flesh
Chosen for its feline grace
I want to mention Ništa Nije Ništa here. I love Ništa Nije Ništa. The name might mean little to you, but the two albums I've heard (released via Faust's Hans-Joachim Irmler's record label) made me so happy some years back: a little reminiscent of the female jazz improvisation combos led by folk like Lindsay Cooper and Julie Tippett I would see at the London Musician's Collective in the early 80s, their music is febrile, Dada-flecked, skitterish, playful, admonishing, circular. I'd like to mention Effi Briest too, just cos I can. No Mas Bodas remind of these bands, just a little, not too much … enough and no more. Their music is – damn it all, I was going to use the description "beguiling", what the hell is wrong with me? – is most welcome in this house: subtle, chiding, elliptical, warm, inviting. Playful, experimental, spontaneous but clearly with an idea of what's going on, the voices trilling and vibrating but not in an (overtly) cute way, brass and string instruments adding texture and counterpoint. This reminds me of Danielle Dax, too – but at some point, everything great reminds me of Danielle Dax. So be it. You can hear No Mas Bodas here, and here.
Colombina Parra – Flores como gatos
Chosen for its lyrical beauty
Whoa. I don't want to use the word extraordinary. I don't want to use the word magical. Both seem overblown in this context: I'm immediately attracted to the delicate touch, the intimacy in Colombina's voice. Just a playful acoustic guitar, and a memorable tune. Quietened, as there's no need to shout. Almost childish in its merriment. Reminds me of Eliza Doolittle a little – a very little. Reminds me of Astrud Gilberto a little – a very little. The musical form is entirely different in both cases. I ain't quite sure what the musical form is actually, not being as up on Chilean folk music as perhaps I ought to be on this sounding. Perhaps there's an entire world out there, this buoyant and fun and wonderfully expressed, waiting to be discovered. If so, I'd sure appreciate someone tipping me off about it.
Karaocake – It Doesn't Take A Whole Week
Chosen for its theatrical desolation
"1-2-3-4-5-6-7 days and it's over/I fucked up big time/You screwed up everything/You screwed up everything/You screwed up everything," the French girl intones dolefully over a jaunty, jittery Casio beat – like a phalanx of Gameboys left to run wild on the kitchen table in Gregory's Girl. There's something very Jane Bond And The Undercover Men about this, but way more intense and not playful at all, or a little bit George Pringle (only far more melancholy).
Hive Dwellers – Get In
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Dull as a post
Lard ass
Walking abortion
Get in
Get in
I got internal bleeding and bad breath
An obsessive misfit with a sunken chest
Could you sell your soul for unrequited love
Or do what Jesus does?
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The Chargers have their backs against the wall. Turner's job is probably at stake. I wouldn't expect him to get fired immediately, but if the Bolts drop to 4-6, they have very little hope of making the playoffs, and he'll be gone at the end of the year.
If Denver wins, they could probably take the division with .500 ball down the stretch against one of the easiest schedules in the NFL. I wouldn't expect them to "let up" but it would be nice to reduce the pressure for a change.
I can't blame fans for being excited. It's been a long, long time since this team was in such good shape injury-wise at this stage of the season, with offense, defense and special teams all performing in the top ten of most categories.
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C4F: Slip next 2 stitches to cable needle, hold to front, k2, k2 from cable needle.
k2tog (decrease): Knit 2 sts together through the front loops.
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Change to 1 x 1 rib; work even for 6 rounds.
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Increase 21 sts around as follows: [K2, M1] 21 times, knit to end of round—73 sts.
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Round 5: * K5, k2tog; repeat from * around to last st, k1—61 sts remain.
Round 7: * K1, k2tog; repeat from * around to last st, k1—41 sts remain.
Round 9: * k2tog; repeat from * around to last st, k1—21 sts remain.
Round 11: Repeat Round 9—11 sts remain.
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Al Jaber, a family-owned group with operations in construction, aviation and retail, set up a creditor committee last year to negotiate the restructuring. It has not given a figure for its debt pile, believed to be more than $1 billion.
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In general, ships over 20 years are not considered sea-worthy and are literally dumped with all their steels, asbestos, and toxins on the beaches of some poorer countries, countries like Bangladesh.
In 1965, a violent storm left a giant cargo ship beached at Bhatiari and the ripping of that illfated vessel initiated the scrapping industry in our country.
Ships' bodies are an excellent source of quality steel at rock-bottom prices. As Bangladesh desperately needs steel for constructions but has no iron-ore mines, therefore the ship breaking industry, which provides over 80% of the iron and steel usage in the country and employs thousands of unskilled labourers, is highly encouraged.
Ship breaking is a highly profitable industry. Buying an old ship is relatively easy as one need not see it. All that one needs to know is its weight and how much the owners will be charging for each ton of steel. Again, selling scrap is easy and fast too as the re-rolling mills always run out of stock.
Also, steel is not the only part of the deal, there are so many things which are sold off. It is infact a gigantic recyling operation. One can buy almost every electrical and mechanical tools along with household appliances, furnitures, machineries and utensils.
It is estimated that 97% of the ship's content are recycled. The other 3% consisting of hazardous waste, asbestos, arsenic, mercury, engine oil, lubricant grease, iron rust and paints are left to foul the beaches creating an environmental disaster. To accomodate more ships, the coastal belt is being cleared off by felling of trees, which is also a major threat to our coastal embankments.
The industry engages mostly unskilled workers at low wages. These workers toil in tough conditions without safety equipments, resulting a very high casualty rate. Besides, many fall badly sick by working in the contaminated yards along with the people who live outsides. The workers are not given any medical facility and for losses of limbs or life, there is no compensation. So, it is high time to note the pros and cons of this industry and measure whether the benefits outweigh the disadvantages or not.
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AUGUSTA - State Rep. Sharri MacDonald (R-Old Orchard Beach) has sponsored legislation introduced by Governor Paul LePage to curb abuse in Maine's welfare system. The bill, LD 1822, is entitled "An Act To Increase Integrity in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program" and would make it illegal for benefits to be expended on tobacco, liquor, imitation liquor, gambling, lottery tickets, or bail.
"This is a much-needed measure to bring some sanity to Maine's welfare system," said Rep. MacDonald, who owns and operates MacDonald's Garage and Beach Convenience Store in Old Orchard Beach. "I have seen all sorts of welfare abuse at my store and my friends and neighbors in town frequently tell me they witness the same. It is currently perfectly legal to use TANF benefits to purchase things like alcohol and cigarettes. My bill would simply put an end to that."
The bill is one of four welfare reform measures proposed by Gov. LePage and Republican state lawmakers. Rep. MacDonald presented the bill before the Legislature's Health and Human Services Committee during its public hearing on Tuesday.
The bills have faced opposition from Democratic members of the legislature, but Rep. MacDonald says she will work to reach across the aisle and convince her colleagues that all of the bills, including her own, are desperately needed.
"All of the constituents I speak withDemocrat, Republican, or Independentare concerned about the welfare fraud and abuse they see nearly every day," said Rep. MacDonald. "So far, it just seems to be my Democratic colleagues in the Legislature who are content with the status quo and don't want to see reform."
Rep. MacDonald is encouraging Mainers to contact their state legislators and urge them to pass her bill to increase the integrity of Maine's welfare system. After a vote in the HHS Committee, the bill will move to the full House and Senate for votes.
"I think we all want to give the truly needy a helping hand, but when the welfare system is too loose, it discourages able-bodied people from working and takes scarce resources from the people who really need them," added Rep. MacDonald.
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Stokke Crusi : HAPPY BABIES - HAPPY PARENTSBy Livingnotes
let's talk about double strollers for a second.
if you have children that are close in age ( like i do ) , you may have run into the same problem as i did: with the multitude of the strollers on the market , there was NO good stroller for two little kids. it's no secret that we have gone through - i-don't-even-know-how-many ( THAT many) strollers trying to find the one that would perform well. we've searched high and low, and if you can think of a brand/type of a stroller, we most likely have had it. some of the problems we encountered : maneuverability ( the lack of one. mini baby buss anyone?) , poor positioning of the child/children, no variability in the seating positions ( most of the strollers face out. read here and here why it is important for a child to face a parent, and here is a proof of the article in life), lack of durability, discomfort for a child, lack of shopping basket space, discomfort for a parent ( like bruised shins or aching back from constant bending forward ) and plain HEAVY among many others, smaller issues.
we were absolutely delighted when Stokke announced their new connection system strollers.we were very fortunate to experience Crusi first hand so soon. and just like with Xplory, Stokke's creations never disappoint. although may appear similar to some other models on the market, there are NO comparables to Crusi in US.
Stokke Crusi Platinum Points:
*convertibility and connectionthis stroller is a dream for parents of close in age children. Crusi is equipped with a state of the art bassinet. it is soft, comfortable, large and deep enough for the baby to sleep safely and securely AND it has carrying handles, so you can move the little sleeping one without disturbing. i love that. the xplory/crusi seat takes over when you don't want to use the bassinet ( although it can be used from birth). your shopping/storage space is ginormous in a single mode - i mean , largest i've ever seen without appearing to be such. Stokke strollers are very deceiving in a very good way. for two little ones, you have a sibling seat ( a seat that is used in Stokke Scoot), which can be easily put in and removed in seconds, allowing you to be the judge of what stroller mode you want to use. example - you drop off your older child at preschool, leave the seat there, and use the stroller in a single mode. then simply click the seat in when you pick up your little one for a comfortable ride.it is designed to fit with both - bassinet and regular upper seat.
*maneuverabilitythis stroller moves at my will with a push of one finger, literally. with two children ( and basket) loaded. i can also easily go up/down a step/curb without having to put all my weight and more on while trying to lift the front wheels. this feature is made possible due to a very unique seat positioning which allows for a proper weight distribution. in other words, even with a 4 year old in the BOTTOM seat ( which should translate into very heavy), the stroller rides as if you simply have some things in your shopping basket - very easy.
^^ look at that little grumpy face. this was the first day we were using our crusi complete with a sibling seat, and she was very disappointed that she was over the age of sitting in it. ( she'll be 7 in a month. though petite as she is, she'd easily fit there still ) ^^
*seat comfort Crusi seats are rather deep and very comfortably shaped, which not only ensures a comfortable ride, but allows a bigger child ( like a 4 year old ) to STILL benefit from the ability to rest when necessary with all the luxury bells and whistles. the comfort of the Stokke Xplory seat was something that originally was attractive to me, and all my babies proved that point best : they fall asleep within minutes of being strapped into the stroller. as a parent, it is so relieving to know that your baby is happy and comfortable when you are out and about, just as much as he or she would be in her own little bed.
*small footprint and all terrain tiresah... the every city dwelling parent headache: how to fit the stroller in those narrow isles and take up LESS space in your apartment. i LOVE Crusi for this. i never have to worry whether or not it will fit through a non-standard narrow doorway, or will be able to turn in a tight corner. that is a big one.tires deserve their own paragraph. after having dealt with multiple AIR filled tires (the point of which i never understood in a double stroller particularly : 1/2 a lb of weight would not make that much of a difference. but a flat tire 40 minutes away from home surely does) . i love that Crusi tires are solid, yet soft enough to allow for a smooth ride. which brings me to my next point:
*suspensioni am very impressed with Crusi's performance on different surfaces. in the last week and a half, i took Crusi on every route i could possibly think and tested the "smoothness" of the ride. i was pleasantly surprised when it sailed effortlessly over some of the tighter spots that previously required some extra care on my part. we also tested different depth and types of the snow - like that slushy, hard wet one (thanks , mega winter) and off road terrain - Crusi passed with flying colors. two of my sleeping babies did not budge for one second. based on my experience last week i think i can safely predict that it would ride wonderfully in the sand as well.
*shopping/storage basketanother big and important one. the pictures look deceiving, but in reality, Crusi allows for a very good storage space underneath the sibling seat. i fit all my daily needs easily ( and there are more then just a few) and i still have good space enough for some grocery ( or other ) shopping. the bottom of a sibling seat folds up and allows easier access to a larger space ( which i love) , and then, of course, do not forget the Stokke changing bag that can attach right to the stroller, which adds a lot more extra storage ( we didn't have the need to use it yet. that may change when we have a newborn. you know , all the 15 changes of clothes and 20 diapers you'll need for an hour of outing )
*comfort of BOTH children. i am very impressed as to how well thought out the design of this ( or any stokke product) stroller is. i mentioned the comfort of the seats, but there are a couple of more points that i want to touch on in regards to Stokke stroller designs. as i mentioned above, Stokke strollers are deceiving in a good way. since the announcement of the new designs, the opinions split with some people taking a rather negative approach to Crusi's double seat option. i am 100% convinced that those people have neither seen the stroller close in person, nor have tested it with children in it, and most likely are confusing this model with a twin stroller, which this model is not designed to be. *size of the seat .the top bottom seat - being a seat from a FULL size stroller - is very spacious and deep. one does not see much of it because of the position it takes while being covered by very large - yet not appearing so - storage basket. unlike other sibling seats, this is a FULL size seat designed to accommodate a typical ( and in my opinion, rather large - since mine is 4 and still has space to grow in the seat) size child. *visibilityi have experienced several sibling seat option strollers, and i can tell with 200% assurance that Stokke's creation is revolutionary to that market. pictures do NOT show well, but i was pleasantly surprised to see how MUCH space between the seats there was comparing to any other double stroller. as a parent, minutes after putting the Crusi together, i stuck my own head in the place where my child would be and was again impressed with the wide range of visibility. one may assume from the pictures that the child is simply staring into the front seat, but believe me, it is FAR from the truth.We have later found out that Stokke design team has addressed that concern in particular by designing not only the stroller base, but re-designing the seats to ensure bottom child's comfort from all angles. *another point i want to touch on is safety of the bottom seat child. first - position. due to its design, Stokke strollers are HIGHER then any other stroller on the market, which, proportionally places the bottom seat higher then other similar models do. that takes care of the concern of the child being very close to the ground. in reality, the bottom seat's height position is not much different from the one of the typical umbrella stroller. don't trust the optical deception from just looking at a picture, "higher is better" Stokke's motto STILL applies.
second - safety. while i had many safety concerns while using similar models ( a toddler sticking fingers into the wheel was one of them), Stokke has taken care of everything possible and impossible one can think about. there is not a single crook, hole or anything else where a curious finger can go. the higher position of the seat ( as mentioned above) ensures that the child cannot reach for immediate wheels, and just in case he/she decides to lean over, there are wheel guards that protect just those little fingers. all i can say is - well done, Stokke. but i am not surprised. *most important pointStokke is the only company on the market that researches into baby and child spine development. how important it is, you can read here. but what i HAVE experienced first hand is the results that Stokke delivered. as a constant-on-the-go parent , my children spend a lot of the time in the stroller getting to and from destinations. in my "before stokke" times i was very concerned as to the position by little baby was in. in a typical stroller on the market the child would slouch or be in other less desirable position that, over time, has it's rather serious consequences, some of which we have experienced first hand. Stokke strollers - as well as other products - are thought out to prevent any disturbance and ensure continuous proper development. after switching to Xplory, we noticed - although looking very similar to other strollers in design - how very differently it positioned our child. the proper support for the feet along with support for the spine and hips allowed the child to sit effortlessly and comfortably in a natural body position. i strongly believe that a long term comfort of the stroller defines a child like or dislike for one. my belief is based on my experience.
* the ultimate connection systemlast that i want to talk about - but surely not least - is the fact that all 3 models are connected between each other. i did not realize until i looked at it in person, that not only the upper seat is designed for Xplory AND Crusi use, but the bottom sibling seat is designed for Crusi AND Scoot use.no matter the perfection of the stroller, one will need more then one stroller , be it ease of travel or simply desire to size up or down in a stroller as the family grows and/or child delevops. i love the fact and have great respect for Stokke designers for creating an interchangeable system. all my accessories from Xplory work beautifully with Crusi (or Scoot) and many have build-in places for them already, making the switch even easier. Ultimately, you can start with Xplory or Crusi, based on your personal preference, and Stokke takes care of ALL your growing family transportation needs from start to finish.
^^ stroller is c/o Stokke Crusi used with a sibling (Scoot) seat option, Xplory winter kit and footmuff, Stokke knitted blanket and a cup holder. coat is Hatch. ^^
Stokke stroller family has created the ideal , in my opinion, situation, which allows you to transition from one stroller to another with minimal expense without sacrificing the most important - comfort and development of your child. I will repeat myself again, but well done, Stokke. and a big THANK YOU.
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Louisiana Bancorp, Inc. Announces Earnings For The Fourth Quarter And Year
For the years ended December 31, 2012 and 2011, total non-interest income was $2.1 million and $1.1 million, respectively. During 2012, customer service fees increased by $253,000, and gains on the sale of loans increased by $845,000 compared to the 2011 period. There were no securities sold during the year ended December 31, 2012, compared to the sale of $1.1 million in mortgage-backed securities which resulted in gains of $72,000 during the year ended December 31, 2011. Other non-interest income was $123,000 during 2012 and $88,000 during 2011.
Non-interest expense was $2.1 million for the quarter ended December 31, 2012 compared to $1.9 million for the quarter ended December 31, 2011. Salaries and employee benefits expense was $1.4 million during the fourth quarter of 2012, an increase of $180,000 compared to the fourth quarter of 2011. Occupancy expenses were $340,000 and $264,000 for the respective quarters ended December 31, 2012 and 2011. The increases in our salaries and employee benefits expense and our occupancy expenses were primarily due to the staffing and operating expenses associated with our new full service branch, which opened in May 2012. At December 31, 2012, the Company had 71 full-time equivalent employees compared to 63 full-time equivalent employees at December 31, 2011. The Louisiana bank shares tax was $44,000 during the fourth quarter of 2012, a decrease of $29,000 compared to the fourth quarter of 2011. This decrease was primarily due to modifications to the assessment formula used by the taxing authority. FDIC deposit insurance premiums were $38,000 for both quarterly periods ended December 31, 2012 and 2011. The net cost associated with our OREO operations was $4,000 and $3,000, respectively, for the quarters ended December 31, 2012 and 2011. Advertising expenses were $79,000 and $38,000, respectively, and other non-interest expenses were $227,000 and $295,000, respectively, for the quarters ended December 31, 2012 and 2011.
Total non-interest expense for the year ended December 31, 2012 and 2011 was $8.0 million and $7.5 million, respectively. Salaries and employee benefits expense was $5.1 million and $4.6 million, respectively, for the twelve month periods ended December 31, 2012 and 2011. Occupancy expenses were $1.3 million and $1.1 million, and our Louisiana bank shares tax was $218,000 and $230,000 for the respective annual periods ended December 31, 2012 and 2011. Staffing and operating costs increased primarily as a result of the opening of the new full-service branch in the second quarter of 2012. The Bank's FDIC deposit insurance premiums were $152,000 for 2012, a decrease of $14,000 compared to 2011. The net cost of OREO operations during 2012 was $103,000, a $210,000 reduction compared to 2011. Total OREO charge-offs were $80,000 in 2012 compared to $279,000 in 2011. Advertising expenses increased by $98,000 during 2012 compared to 2011 due primarily to our marketing campaigns associated with our new branch opening and promotional efforts related to the development of our checking account products. Other non-interest expenses were $914,000 for 2012, a decrease of $10,000 compared to the 2011.
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Holiday season is a glorious time to visit the Original Farmers Market at the corner of 3rd & Fairfax in mid-city Los Angeles. The luscious colors and holiday lights and decor provide a wonderful backdrop to enjoy seasonal dishes from the artisan butchers, the bakers and candymakers. There is so much to discover and, more importantly, to taste at this famed Los Angeles Market.
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According to Drayton Family Wines, the solar system, along with the installation of energy efficient lighting and an upgraded refrigeration system, is expected to save the company approximately $83,000 per year.
Drayton's Family Wines General Manager John Drayton said he hopes the $445,164 project will encourage other wine producers in the region to invest in energy saving measures.
"The 800 solar panels we have installed have become a talking point in the region. Hopefully other wine producers will follow our example and realise that investments like this are good for business, as well as the environment. After a four-year payback period, we will be making substantial savings," said Mr Drayton.Article continues below…
"We also hope to be able to increase production, which will help us meet our strategic goals, including increasing sales internationally, especially to China."
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Pfizer Spent $5.4M Lobbying Government In 3Q
WASHINGTON (AP) ¿ Pfizer Inc., the world's biggest drugmaker, spent $5.4 million lobbying the government in the third quarter on topics including the health care overhaul, government spending on medication, and patent and trade issues, according to a quarterly disclosure report.
The maker of cholesterol fighter Lipitor, impotence pill Viagra and nerve pain treatment Lyrica spent 75 percent more on lobbying than its $3.1 million outlay in the year-ago period.
New York-based Pfizer lobbied on legislation on numerous issues involving the federal health care overhaul. Those included health insurance, prices paid for drugs bought through government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, information technology, allowing generic versions of expensive biologic drugs, and requiring research comparing the effectiveness of medications and other types of treatment.
Much of its lobbying focused on bills that could lead to greater use of medicines the company makes, including the reauthorization of the State Children's Health Insurance Program, and on veterans' health care issues.The maker of smoking-cessation drug Chantix also lobbied on coverage for programs to help people quit smoking. Pfizer, which makes antibiotics such as Zithromax, lobbied on two bills related to the growing problem of germs becoming resistant to antibiotics. The maker of cancer drug Sutent also lobbied on a House bill concerning parity for coverage of cancer drugs,
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