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Xecom Corp. Announces $30 Million Refinance
The new financing package was obtained through First Continental Capital Corporation of Dallas, Texas acting as Trustor for First Security Bank, National Association of Salt Lake City, Utah, Trustee for the owner/lender.
Terms of the financing, which has been utilized to eliminate all prior long term financing and construction advances from Fujitsu Business Communication Systems (FBCS) and Sprint Corporation L.P., include a 74 month payment period; a substantially lower effective interest rate; and a total payment deferral of over 10 months.
The financing is also expandable to accommodate construction at new bases and for additions to existing base installations, pending the approval of Sprint Corporation under amendment provisions of the existing SSI military subcontract.
Joseph C. Vigliarolo, Xecom CEO, stated that "the new financing package culminates a full year of effort to restructure provisions of the initial SSI subcontract, and to bring the payments for prior Base Construction in line with anticipated growth of revenues from an expanding base of military customers."
Mr. Vigliarolo credited the completion of the financing, primarily to the efforts of Dennis Casey who has operated in a Chief Executive capacity for SSI since September 4, 1996. He said, "Mr. Casey's primary focus has been on subcontract restructure, margin improvement, and refinancing, including various guarantees and payment deferrals."
Mr. Casey's Telecommunication experience includes seven years as Vice President of Marketing for GTE Corporation's Telephone Operations with annual revenues exceeding $10 billion. He also previously raised over $100,000,000 in various equity and debt financing for two telecommunications companies which he founded.
Mr. Vigliarolo added that, "under a new three year contract with Xecom, Mr. Casey will direct and focus SSI's efforts as follows:
1) Revenue expansion at existing and new bases, under the ten year AAFES
2) Launching a (9-15-97) new "FaMilitary" Program directed toward families of military personnel wherein family-related, long distance calls (collect and/or credit card) calls may be initiated by a soldier, but billed to pre-approved family members.
3) Directing SSI's entry and expansion in the CLEC market where the company will immediately file for "facilities based" CLEC status, permitting it to participate in the sharing of Originating and Terminating Access Fees as paid by long distance carriers for current long distance traffic generated by Military Personnel participating in the AAFES program.
4) Selecting and prioritizing CLEC end office construction and Internet opportunities including the potential partnering with various Telecommunication Organizations and/or Switch Manufacturers.
5) Initiating large scale reductions in local trunking costs by rerouting existing traffic over the Sprint Network and by converting existing local trunk terminations to long distance access trunks for Dial Around (1-800) traffic coincident with the achievement of CLEC status.
Mr. Vigliarolo closed stating that "the company has become current on all accounts payable; continues to maintain a positive cash flow; and expects to achieve operating profitability prior to the end of the 10 month payment- deferral period." He added that, "substantial Engineering and Construction has already been completed at Ft. Knox, Ft. McPherson, and Redstone Arsenal which are part of a twelve-base expansion forecast over an 18 month period."
Xecom Corp., through its wholly owned subsidiary, Select Switch Systems, Inc., installs, maintains and operates turnkey residential barracks telecommunications services through a 10-year exclusive subcontract agreement with Sprint Corporation L.P., to the nation's Army and Air Force installations.
Certain statements in this press release may include forward-looking comments regarding among other things, availability of funding, technical and business progress. The Company's actual results may vary materially from those forward-looking statements due to risks and uncertainties to which the Company is subject such as delays in installations, failure to meet milestones or other obligations under collaborative agreements and other risks, which are described in the Company's Form 10.
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DD has red spots on her tongue. She is also not eating well and is very fussy. 2 days ago she had a temperature of 101.7 but it has since broken. I took her to the doctor yesterday and they found nothign wrong with her but they didn't look in her mouth because I didn't notice the spots until tonight. They do not look like hand foot and mouth disease. I also have cracked and sore nipples (still breastfeeding) but it doesn't look like thrush. I'm just confused as to what this could be and if it is related or not to her other symptoms.
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I was going to suggest hand foot & mouth, though young children usually don't get the mouth sores. I hope that's not it - it's miserable! I would call the doctor in the morning, describe the new symptom. Are they just on her tongue or are they on the gums, too? Poor thing! I hope she feels better soon!
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I googled pics of hand foot and mouth and it doesn't look like that. They aren't so much sores as like red spots. She may have some sores on her cheeks but I can't get her to open well enough for me to see. She has had a sore on the corner of her mouth for weeks and about 3 weeks ago I called the nurse and discribed that sore and my cracked scabbed nipples and she said it was thrush and gave us both perscriptions for nystatin. The sore on the corner of her mouth went away and is now back but not as bad so I'm thinking maybe it wasn't thrush then because her tongue does not look like thrush.
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Is she pooping regularly? at times when their digestive system is disturbed (not regular / constipated) they get red tongue or inner lips etc.
Try giving her warm (luke warm) water tomorrow morning so she her stomach is clean and then watch if it reduces.

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With weak wings she flies on
Lifted by the raging streams
Currents holding her empty bones
Without marrow
Still her wings reach wide
Searching a prevailing breath
Of sweet
Of fresh
A time was with wings she glided
Circled, soared, sought
Left no gem unturned,
No exposure camouflaged.
Still, her wings flew her higher
A latter-day Daedalus:
She is her own child
and hurls herself into the gales.
Hubris or Confidence?
Death or Great Explorer?
It's lonely at the top they say
It's lonely at the bottom too.
With sickly wings she remains aloft
Defying gravity with upheaval
Broken feathers burn on the desert sea
Dust Devil, Sandstorm, Monsoon, Haboob
Smash! The sudden crosswind hits
Crack! Hollow bones are bashed about
Keep her flying!
Please, please help her soar.
A time is passing. She worries she'll be left
Weeping and plucking out the Hubris and Gluttony
For acts she never actually did
Cracked, Hacked, Carved, Burned
A latter-day Icarus
She is her own child
And lets herself fly
And wants to let go.
Hubris or Passion?
Sin Eater or Uncommon Saint?
It's death at the bottom, they say
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Hello my friends, I am so happy it is Friday! LOL, I don't have any exciting plans for the weekend, but I love weekends, maybe because I can sleep a little bit longer. Anyway, I was in the mood for a baby card, and I decided to use "Noah's Ark" by smARtworks. I love this stamp, it is a lot of fun to color. I used Prismacolor pencils to color it. The saying inside is from "Combo Sentiments".
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- 1 tablespoon(s) coarse cracked pepper
- 4 tablespoon(s) salt
- 1 tablespoon(s) garlic powder
- Mix all ingredients well in large mixing bowl. Cover and refrigerate 24 hours. Knead well again and divide into 6 to 8 portions. Roll each portion to about 1 1/4" thick. Place on broiler rack at bake in 180 degree oven for 4 1/2 hours. Roll on paper towels to remove any grease. Cool, wrap in foil, and refrigerate. May be frozen.
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Researchers looked at a group of people from Finland who began taking statins between 1998 and 2010. The people most likely to stop taking statins were women, single people and those aged 24 to 50.
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"As expected, patients with a history of cardiovascular disease or diabetes had better adherence to statin therapy than those without these comorbidities," wrote Dr. Heli Halava, of the University of Turku in Finland, and coauthors. "Because of their increased risk of cardiovascular events, patients with comorbidities likely have a strong perception of the need for statin treatment."
The researchers also found that heavy drinkers were much less likely to keep taking statins than nondrinkers.
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|Huguette Laval: Early scientific start in the European Commission
Huguette Laval is Programme Officer for the Competitive and Sustainable Growth Programme. Holder of a PhD in applied mathematics, she was an assistant at the University of Liège before joining the Ispra Joint Research Centre (JRC) . She worked for the original BRITE Programme and is today Assistant for "Management systems and human resources" to the Director of Research Actions for Industrial Production at the European Commission's Research Directorate-General.
"Realising that I was the first woman to be recruited as a scientific officer within the RTD Directorate-General came as quite a shock to me!" says Laval. "I never saw myself as someone in a special or peculiar position and I certainly didn't consider myself to be exceptional. Twenty years ago, when I started out as a Temporary Agent at the JRC in Ispra, women were indeed much less numerous than they are today, but nobody considered it to be a special situation. At that time we benefited both from excellent recognition of our scientific competence and from our male colleagues' good manners, back when a sense of gallantry was still largely in fashion. Today, with the growing number of women employed, and with our policies on equal opportunities, the danger is in seeing the first attitude fade into the background, while the second one slowly disappears altogether."
"I have never, over the course of my career, encountered major obstacles related to my gender. The difficulties have always been related to the societal constraints which are placed, for the most part, on women's shoulders - family responsibilities, time scheduling and organisation, which don't always match up with the male-driven working schedule. I consider myself quite lucky for having had opportunities to develop professionally without suffering discrimination, while still managing to meet the demands of family. Without a doubt, measures introduced within our working structure, flexible working hours for example, are increasingly helping all those who wish to harmonise their private and professional lives. But only a more fundamental change in the culture of human relations will, in the end, allow the achievement of total compatibility between private and professional duties for both men and women.
"When I started as a student of mathematics, I didn't know that I was taking a direction that would have such far-reaching effects on my path in life. In fact, my scientific background influenced the decisions I made in my first jobs, the moves I made to different working places, and consequently the personal relationships I developed. All these events occurred somehow automatically as results of my educational choices and I was never faced with the dilemma of choosing between career and family. I didn't see another way to live my life. This of course has had a great impact on my private life, much more so than if I had been a man, I think. Also, I must say that the main difficulties came from outside the working environment. A woman scientist is perceived as a challenge, both by men and women, and this can strongly affect your personal relationships.
'Ultimately, I see the problem more in terms of trying to fit into society as a woman scientist than trying to fit into the scientific environment as a woman. Efforts to improve conditions for women in science should address these larger societal issues."


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It's finally here: Opening Day for the 2012 Atlanta Braves. The team is in New York to take on the Mets and finally play meaningful baseball.
After a relatively quiet offseason the Braves have a chance to get off to a good start against what should be the worst team in a highly competitive division.
Atlanta will open the season without Chipper Jones and Tim Hudson, although both should be back soon without missing too much time.
After a disappointing (which is putting it lightly) September, the Braves can get off to a fresh start. Although they play the Mets twice in the season's first month, the rest of their games are outside of the division.
BravesFTW already did a complete season preview for the Braves, which can be found here. A look at the opening day roster can be found here.
Pitching Matchups
4/5: Tommy Hanson @ Johan Santana
4/7: Jair Jurrjens @ R.A. Dickey
4/8: Mike Minor @ Jon Niese
Series Outlook
Tommy Hanson will make his first opening day start after recovering from an injury which caused him to miss the majority of the second half in 2011. He will face off with Johan Santana, who hasn't pitched in a Major League game since 2010.
This will also be Hanson's first start with his new delivery, and he should be able to cut through a Reyes-less Mets lineup.
Jair Jurrjens also gets to make his first start since returning from injury this series. He will face off with R.A. Dickey, who pitched extremely well against the Braves in 2011. In 27.2 innings, Dickey put up a 2.60 ERA and 1.05 WHIP against Atlanta.
In the final game of the series, Mike Minor gets to make his season debut against Jon Niese, who recently signed a contract extension.
Minor is beginning his first season with a spot in the Atlanta rotation from the get-go, and is primed to excel after a strong spring.
Niese didn't dominate the Braves in 2011, and although he has put up a solid ERA against the Braves in his career (3.55) he has also allowed 56 hits in just 45.2 innings.
The Braves will likely win two games in their opening series, with the loss coming against R.A. Dickey who seems to always baffle Braves hitters. Even if they drop the middle game, a series win would be a great way for the Braves to start the year after a terrible end to the 2011 season.
Happy Opening Day Braves Fans!