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Fedex and UPS have far more generous pensions than most public workers have in fact my future uncle-in-law retired form UPS with 80% of his top salary and now works for Fedex. Most public workers retire with 25%-50% of their top salary with the exception of police and firefighters. Don't you think those high pensions from UPS and Fedex have something to do with costs? Not to mention Drivers get paid quite well.
There is a huge difference, Fedex and UPS are choosing to give pensions out of their profits and yes, that may mean that they have to raise certain prices. BUT, you are not forced to use FedEx or UPS, you have a choice of whether you contribute to their pensions or not. The people of Wisconsin MUST pay their taxes. They don't have a choice to contribute to the pensions of the teachers. When choice is removed from the equation, we must be very careful, that is why FDR didn't even believe in public sector unions.
Public workers generate revenue varying on the department. Police give tickets and fines it generate revenue for the town/county/state. Courts charge people to file motions. Garbage charges for special pickup. You get my point. Obviously, taxes led to the majority of salaries and benefits. There is no debate there.
OK, I get your point. Hopefully you get mine as well, that in the private sector, revenue is typically generated in a much healthier way. I.E. a
voluntary exchange
of goods and services. As people vote with the dollars, it tells business where to reinvest their revenue and then you get better goods and services. Unfortunately, in the public sector, you don't get to vote with your dollars, you HAVE to pay taxes, therefore, there isn't the same pressure/competitiveness that tends to drive innovation and improvement.
The fact is not everything government does is great, but everything can not be privatized either.
Agreed, the government has certain functions as outlined in the Constitution. As outlined in Article I, Section 8, the government has a responsibility to:
To establish Post Offices and Post Roads
To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Money to that Use shall be for a longer Term than two Years;
To provide and maintain a Navy
...amongst a few other things, but not many.
There are private schools for those that don't want their children in public school, but not everyone can afford that. You need police/fire/schools/courts/garbage/etc and they most be funded by the people.
Well, those issues are best left resolved to the states.
Amendment 10 of the Constitution
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people
The US Consitution says NOTHING about education, which means they have no authority to get involved in it. Unfortunately, since the 1960's, the Federal Government became more involved in education and I think it is clear that our education system has not improved since then. Graduation rates are down, SAT scores are down, our performance as compared to other nations is down, violence is up.
Just one example:
Workout Machine- Ron Paul is a smart man too bad the Republican party is more interested in Sarah Palin and Chris Christie.
I voted for Ron Paul in the primary. We'll see what happens in 2012.
There a couple points of mine that you ignored which I would like to know how you feel about
FDR being against public sector unions and his very articulate reasoning for his views.
Governor Scott being elected to handle this mess as he openly campaigned on these isues directly (he didn't surprise anyone with this)
The Democratic legislators who are abandoning the democratic process (it seems ironic that they gave Republicans a hard time for being the party of "no", at least you have to show up and vote to be the party of "no")
Wisconsin's Constitution says absent members can be compelled to appear. So the legislators are intentionally leaving the state so they are not in the juridisction of the Wisconsin Constitution. If anyone else fled a state so as not to be in a jurisdiction, we usually call that a crime, and the person, a criminal.
Article IV, Section 7 of
Wisconsin Constitution
Organization of Legislature; Quorum; Compulsory Attendance
Each house shall be the judge of the elections, returns and qualifications of its own members; and a majority of each shall constitute a quorum to do business, but a smaller number may adjourn from day to day, and
may compel the attendance of absent members in such manner and under such penalties as each house may provide
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Reminds me of George Wallace. He was governor of Alabama in the sixties and refused to let blacks attend formerly all-white schools. If you have ever heard a quote that says, "I say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.", that's him.
#59 to #1 - konamicode (08/23/2013) [-]
She looks a little bit like Stephen King, minus the rectangular head.
Reply+23#2 to #1 - taancel (08/22/2013) [-]
And feminists wonder why men hate them, where were the "normal feminists" trying to take this horrid sexiest hag down for equality, she was there for years and not a single feminist group did anything.
Imagine if a man did such a thing, he'd be fired in a day, bunch of cunts.
Imagine if a man did such a thing, he'd be fired in a day, bunch of cunts.
Reply+2#132 to #35 - thatonecommunist ONLINE (08/23/2013) [-]
No, according to that she just left.
And that's an even more bitch move.
Reply+7#16 to #2 - oodlesandoodles (08/23/2013) [-]
I don't think feminists like this give a **** what men think about them. In fact, if men openly hate them, it just gives them more of a reason to act like bitches.


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When an individual obtains a loan with no intention of repaying the lender, it is well established that such a debt is not dischargeable in bankruptcy. If, however, a debtor does not misrepresent its intent to repay the lender, but instead materially misrepresents the purpose of the loan, is the debt dischargeable in the debtor's subsequent bankruptcy?
In the recent case of Johnson v. Dowling, 2013 WL 684681, W.D. Va. (2013), Judge Norman Moon of the Western District of Virginia held that when a debtor intentionally fails to use the proceeds of a loan as indicated, the resulting debt may not be discharged in a subsequent bankruptcy – even if the debtor intended to repay the lender at the time the loan was executed. This case is potentially significant for creditors and their counsel because it potentially reframes the question as to what constitutes fraudulent intent under § 523(a)(2)(A).
Although the Dowling court relies on similar opinions from the First, Sixth, Seventh and Ninth Circuits, courts within the Eleventh Circuit have not addressed this specific issue. The opinion most similar is In re Hendricks. In Hendricks, a debtor obtained a loan, but ultimately used the proceeds for a different purpose than his stated intention when he obtained the loan. Had the creditor successfully demonstrated that the debtor intentionally misrepresented the use of the funds at the time the loan was made, the result would likely have been similar to Dowling. However, Judge Briskman of the Middle District of Florida held that the creditor failed to overcome its burden to prove the debtor's fraudulent intent.
Certainly the Virginia opinion does not eliminate the "intent" requirement present in Hendricks. Instead, Dowling makes clear that when a borrower makes a false statement to obtain a loan, even one unrelated to default, the creditor bears the burden of proving that the statement was made "with the intent to deceive," as required by § 523(a)(2)(A). Thus, Dowling merely extends the manner in which a debtor may deceive a lender under § 523(a)(2)(A) beyond simply the intent to use the funds for purposes other than those indicated at the time of the execution of the loan.
Many lenders will view the Dowling case as a prudent extension of § 523(a)(2)(A)'s non-dischargeability provision. Creditor's counsel, however, should recognize that Dowling does not lower the bar on proving fraudulent conduct. Indeed, creditors still bear the burden of proving the common law elements of fraud. Dowling merely opens the door to additional considerations of a debtor's intentional deceit in obtaining a loan. Regardless, Dowling provides an interesting approach to objecting to dischargeability of a debt under § 523(a)(2)(A) when the circumstances and evidence so permit.
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"A treehouse, a freehouse, a secret you and me house, a high up in the leafy branches, cosy as can be house" -- Shel Silverstein
The treehouse is indeed a cozy little place perched on four maples 30 feet above a blanket of ferns. Access is by a ramp 70 ft. from the main house, where you'll have a private bathroom with shower. This quiet place in the woods has heat, electricity, and a small refrigerator. The main floor has a single bed, or CLIMB THE LADDER to the loft with a queen sized futon and down comforter. Enjoy the comfy reading rocker or sit on the deck and gaze at Mt. Abraham and the Green Mountain National Forest. The hot tub is a sweet new addition to the place.
For those less adventurous, there is a guestroom in the main house with a double bed. We have no pets and are very neat and tidy but you can bring your dog if you want. All linens and little complimentary toiletries are provided, and you'll enjoy a generous continental breakfast in the sunny dining room in the morning.
We are no longer accepting guests under the age of 5...
Price Includes the 9% Vermont Room & Meals Tax
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Guest room in the main house, guest bath,
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Many hiking and biking trails, swimming in the New Haven River, skiing at Mad River Glen and Sugarbush, great brew pub in Bristol, The Bobcat Cafe..
Bus to Burlington from Bristol
The treehouse accommodates THREE with a single bunk on the main floor and queen sized
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Breakfast from 8 to 10am
Checkout time is by 12pm
Check-in time is after 3pm
Recommend you bring slippers to wear in the main house and leave boots and shoes in the mud room.
Children under the age of 5 are too much of a liability for us as guests.
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What an absolutely lovely adventure. The tree house fit our party--two adults, one child, one dog--perfectly, with a cozy double mattress in the loft and a single bunk on the main floor. We ate dinner in Bristol, and returned to a beautiful night in the hot tub, complete with colored lights, and a relaxing evening on the porch. The host were gracious, welcoming us with wine and cheese at night and serving us a terrific breakfast in the morning, and were relaxed and available as needed. There were few bugs, beautiful flowers, a full bathroom in the main house and and outdoor shower for hot tub pre- and post-rinsing. Overall, a wonderful overnight.
Everything about this trip to the treehouse was fantastic. Book it!
Wow, this was such a special experience for my family and me! H and Ellie were amazing hosts-- wine and cheese were delicious, breakfast was incredible, but the conversations we had were the best! We were so happy and appreciative they could accommodate our stay, even though the place wasn't technically available. The tree house itself was a lot of fun-- a cozy home for a night snuggled amongst ferns and four maple trees. H's handywork and love of the craft (and love of hockey and skiing!) was apparent in its design, and fun hints of the details of their beautiful life were scattered throughout the tree house. Oh, and the hot tub was warm and welcoming under the beautiful Vermont stars. My only regret is that we couldn't stay a couple of nights longer! We had a relaxing time, and I hope we can come back. I'll be recommending this place to friends for a long time!
I had such a wonderful time surprising my boyfriend at the tree house! Ellie and H are such amazing and friendly hosts. They were welcoming from the moment we arrived. Little did I know, their house turned out to be on the same road as a monument for my boyfriend's ancestors! They were excited for him and helped him find out more about his past. After we settled in we had a wine and cheese hour (or two) with them. H made us reservations for a lovely restaurant at an inn close by- the food was delicious! Their house is a three minute drive to the bottom of Mount Abe, which was a delightful and rewarding hike. H made a breakfast spread for us before we ventured out to the mountain. Last but not least- the treehouse was more than I could have hoped for. Beautifully created and obviously decorated with care, it was such a cozy and lovely night. I cannot wait to come back!
Our stay with Ella & H was memorable and pleasant. We talked about fun experiences and people that we knew, and shared some good stories and laughs together. The treehouse was exactly as pictured and comfortable for the two of us. The breakfast we were served was delightful. Is breakfast served in three courses? I think this one was. We would definitely go back.
This was hands down our best Airbnb experience yet! The treehouse could not be cuter and it's the perfect place to unwind. The surrounding scenery is absolutely gorgeous and it's close to good hiking, restaurants, shops and cafes.
But what really makes this place special are the hosts, Ellie and H. They truly love welcoming people in their home and treated us to the best conversation and the most delicious breakfasts. Their kindness and energy is contagious, and they are what the Airbnb community is all about. We hope to be back many more times :)
My girlfriend and I had such a wonderful time in the treehouse. We were hoping to get away from the city and this provided a fully immersed escape in the woods. Ellie and H were both incredible hosts -- the conversations were delightful and they were so helpful with suggestions of what to do and where to go. The breakfast was a full Vermont feast with its yogurt, berries, eggs, waffles, syrup, watermelon, grapefruit, fresh juice, coffee, locally made muffins and so much more. Thank you for being such incredible hosts and we hope to be back soon!
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Ellie was a high school English teacher for 25 years and was an Associate Professor at Spalding University in the MFA Writing program. She has five books in print. We designed and built this house 12 years ago. Son Will and H built the treehouse over the course of three summers. H was also a high school teacher and retired in 2009. Your stay in the treehouse includes a generous continental breakfast, a private bath, spa privileges, and a quiet place to relax.


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So I am supposed to be 7w1d today, and I went to my ultrasound this morning so nervous, since I had a miscarriage 6 years ago with twins, and this was my first ultrasound for this pregnancy.Ā The ultrasound tech did what she had to do and then turned the screen towards me where she showed me the baby, and she also showed us the heartbeat.Ā She gave us a picture and we were sent back into the waiting room to wait for my doctor.Ā I did IVF sorry forgot to mention that.Ā We go in to see my doctor and he stated that the baby was a week behind in growth, it was measuring 6w1d, so of course panic starts running through my head, I didn't even ask any questions until I rememrbered them at home.Ā I called the nurse because I was curious what the heartbeat was and she said it was 104, so I asked her if that was ok and she said it was good.Ā I told her I was nervoue because the baby was measuring a week behind, and she told me not to get discouraged that all baby's grow at different rates, and I could just be having a small baby, and also they see all the time baby's measuring smaller and by next ultrasound they are right where they are supposed to be.Ā I was just wondering if anyone else is going through a similar situation or has any advice.
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Well I'm in a similar place, although a little behind you.┬Ā I thought I was 6w1d and went in for an ultrasound and they saw a gest sac and yolk sac measuring 5w2d, almost a week behind.┬Ā No heartbeat but you wouldn't expect one if you are only 5 weeks or so.┬Ā I go back next Wednesday for another ultrasound to hopefully see a heartbeat and the right amount of growth.
It's so hard to just wait and see.
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than one's fear." - Ambrose Redmoon
I have to wait 11 days until my next ultrasound. I am so nervous, but trying to stay positive, it helps that my husband always has positive thoughts, and I felt better when the nurse told me the heartbeat was a good rate, but still so nervous. I wish you lot of luck, nothing reassures you more than when you finally get to see your baby's heartbeat. I was so glad to see that at least today.┬ĀLots of luck┬Āwith your pregnancy!!!
i wouldnt stress, the baby is just a little small, so you know what that means... ;) you have time to double up on the good stuff your suppost to eat and leave off the bad stuff lol. try to be posative your DH is probably stressed b/c your stressing and you dont need a hovering DH yet, just wait till your bigger and have to wlak upstairs, mine would close both eyes and stand at the bottom, swearing i wasnt going to mke it up.
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SLCC to Host Vocal Jazz Festival Grand Concert, 2/14
The Salt Lake Community College Music Department, The SLCC Arts and Cultural Event Committee, The American Choral Directors Association, and The Grand Theater present: the seventh annual SLCC Vocal Jazz Festival Grand Concert on Thursday February 14 at 7:30 p.m. in The Grand Theater.
The concert features Kelly Eisenhour and 6 Miles Ahead in concert, Thursday, February 14, at 7:30 p.m. in The Grand Theater. The SLCC Jazz Choir-recently returned from its performance at the 2013 Presidential Inauguration festivities in Washington D.C.-will open the concert.
Eisenhour is a leading performer and educator in the country. She has toured as guest soloist with the Boston Pops conducted by Keith Lockhart, and is the newest addition to vocal ensemble, Groove For Thought, featured on NBC's "The Sing Off." She contributed significantly to the 2006 Grammy award winning album, "Gladys Knight: One Voice", and has three solo jazz recordings to her credit including, "Seek and Find" featuring Bob Mintzer, and "Kelly Eisenhour with the Jeff Hamilton Trio."
6 Miles Ahead has garnered respect as Utah's premiere vocal jazz ensemble. The group combines lush harmonies with scatting and soloing. 6 Miles Ahead will be backed by local performers Jay Lawrence,Steve Keen, and Matt Larson. The program will also feature selected student performers from the day's festival who will present Numbers from various forms of contemporary music.
Tickets prices are $10 for students and those 65+, and $12 for adults. Children 3 and under get in free. Tickets can be purchased by contacting The Grand Theatre Box Office at: 801-957-3322. Ticket office hours are 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
About the SLCC Vocal Jazz Festival: The festival is an annual event where participants explore the technically demanding and artistically challenging realm of vocal Jazz and other contemporary music. Through a live, interactive setting of workshops and performances, The Festival will expand and improve the musicianship, education, and career possibilities of vocalists residing in Utah and neighboring areas.
About the College: Salt Lake Community College is an accredited, student-focused, urban college meeting the diverse needs of the Salt Lake community. Home to more than 62,000 students each year, the College is the largest supplier of workforce development programs in the State of Utah. The College is the sole provider of applied technology courses in the Salt Lake area, with 13 sites, an eCampus, and nearly 1,000 continuing Education sites located throughout the Salt Lake valley. Personal attention from an excellent faculty is paramount at the College, which maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of less than 20 to 1.
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While the report cards will be mailed out for the first time in the district this week, Foust said the district has had physical fitness tests for a while.
"We've done a fitness test for probably the past 17 or 18 years," said Foust.
Foust said the district decided to actually report on the results following the recent rise in childhood obesity.
"As the concern has been continually raised nationally, we wanted to take it to another level," said Foust.
The district tested the waters with the physical fitness report card by completing a pilot of the program in the fall. Foust said the pilot went well, so the district decided to proceed with the program.
Accompanying the report card will be a letter explaining to parents the intentions of the report card.
"We urge you, as parents, to encourage your child to maintain or improve their level of fitness and track their progress through subsequent reports," said the letter.
Foust said he hopes this new system encourages parents to be involved with their child's health. He also said the program will help the district reach their goals for each individual student.
"We want them to have the skill set and knowledge to maintain a healthy lifestyle once they leave Colonie Central High School," said Foust.
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Klatten is a member of Germany's Quandt family, which owns a controlling stake in automaker BMW. She also owns 50% of German chemical company Altana. Forbes last estimated her fortune in March at $9.6 billion as part of our annual billionaire rankings--although that was before she received half of the proceeds from Altana's $6 billion sale of its pharmaceutical business to Nycomed last year.
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Sifting through the names of obscure billionaires can invite some surprises. For example, take the case of Peter Buck. No, not the guitarist from R.E.M.--this Peter Buck lent a family friend $1,000 in 1965 to start a sandwich shop. Today, the result is Subway Restaurants.
You'd think that being co-founder of a fast-food giant would gain you some name recognition. But it's probably safe to say that few people not named Jared have ever heard of Buck.
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Despite managing to stay virtually unnoticed by the rest of the world, even press-shy billionaires will occasionally surface in the public eye. Sometimes it's by choice. Sall, a fan of Barack Obama, co-hosted a fund-raising event in Chapel Hill, N.C., last year for the Illinois senator and Democratic presidential hopeful.


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Folk artist Nathan Rogers to perform
Nathan Rogers, son of the late Canadian folk legend Stan Rogers, will make a rare Southern California appearance Saturday at Russ & Julie's House Concerts in Oak Park. While in town, he will also record an interview for the FolkScene radio program that will broadcast on KPFK at a later date to be announced.
Nathan Rogers is a Canadian folk musician and songwriter. He has recently become an adept throat singer, specializing in the Tuvan and Mongolian styles. Nathan's latest album, The Gauntlet, is available on Borealis Records.
For details and directions, contact Russ and Julie at firstname.lastname@example.com, 818-707-2179 or visit http://www.houseconcerts.us.
The is no admission fee, however, all donations will be given to the artist.
Book sale to benefit animal shelter
The Humane Society of Ventura County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center in Ojai will host a book sale 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
The sale will feature hundreds of used books, movies, and other media, all for $1 or less, or fill a grocery bag for $15. The sale will continue Feb. 19 and 26. A new stock of books will be added each weekend. Proceeds raised will be used in direct support of the animals at the shelter.
For more information, call Lynn Malone at 798-1017.
The shelter is at 402 Bryant St.
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A concert of 1940s era big band music and love songs will be performed at 8 p.m. Saturday at California Lutheran University.
"A Valentine Concert: Elmer Ramsey, His Trumpet and Orchestra" will be held in Samuelson Chapel. With assistance from guest performers, Ramsey and the Conejo 'Pops' Orchestra will perform music from some of the greatest artists of the big band era including Artie Shaw, Harry James, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and Count Basie. The program will also include endearing love songs from World War II.
Admission is $10 for students and $20 for others. Only cash and checks will be accepted.
The chapel is south of Olsen Road near Campus Drive on the Thousand Oaks campus. Additional parking is available in the lot at Olsen Road and Mountclef Boulevard.
For more information, call 493-3306 or visit http://www.callutheran.edu/music.
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Elvis tribute artist Raymond Michael will appear in Westlake High School's Instrumental Music Department fundraiser at the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills on Sunday. General admission is $20; VIP seating, $40; and VIP seating/dinner, $75. Tickets are available through the Canyon Club at http://tickets.canyonclub.net or through the Canyon Club box office. Doors open at 5:50 p.m. Sunday, with dinner served at 6 p.m. The Parent/Staff Band will perform at 6:30 p.m. and Elvis tribute artist Raymond Michael will take the stage at 8 p.m.
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Gauge: 20 dc and 10 rows = 4" Use any size hook necessary to obtain the specified gauge.
Finished measurement: 15" x 60" (excluding fringe)
Ch 82.
Row 1 (WS): Sc in second ch from hook, * ch 3, sk next 3 ch, sc in next ch; rep from * across; turn – 21 sc and 20 ch-3 sps.
Row 2: Ch 3, 3 dc in first sc, * sk in next ch-3 sp, (sc, ch 3, 3 dc) in next sc; rep from * across to last ch-3 sp, sk last ch-3 sp, sc in last sc; turn.
Row 3: Ch 6, sk first sc and next 3 dc, sc in next ch-3 sp, * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp; rep from * across; turn.
Row 4: Ch 3 (counts as a dc), sk first sc, * 3 dc in next ch-3 sp, dc in next sc; rep from * across, ending with 3 dc in ch-6 sp, dc in third ch of turning ch-6; turn – 81 dc.
Row 5: Ch 1, sc in first dc, * ch 3, sk next 3 dc, sc in next dc; rep from * across; turn – 21 sc and 20 ch-3 sps.
Rep Rows 2-5 until Stole measures approximately 60" from beg, ending with Row 5; fasten off. Weave in ends.
- Fringe--Cut 18" lengths of yarn for fringe. Hold four lengths of yarn as a group; fold group in half. With RS facing, insert fold of yarn from front to back through first ch-3 sp along one short edge of Stole; bring ends of group through fold and pull to knot. Rep in each ch-3 sp across both short edges of Stole. Trim fringe evenly.
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This is a beautiful and easy shawl! I'd love to make one in white, black and brown so I always have one to wear while I'm out and about! :)
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Q4 2010 Earnings Call
February 01, 2011 8:30 am ET
D. Davis - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Executive Committee
Andy Dolny - Vice President of Investor Relations
Kurt Kuehn - Chief Financial Officer, Principal Accounting Officer, Senior Vice President and Treasurer
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Andy Dolny
Good morning, everyone. Thanks for joining us today. I'm here this morning with Scott Davis, our CEO; and Kurt Kuehn, our CFO, to discuss the company's results for the quarter and our outlook for 2011. Before they begin however, I want to review the Safe Harbor language.
Some of the comments we'll make today are forward-looking statements that address our expectations for the future performance or results of operations of the company. These anticipated results are subject to risk and uncertainties, which are described in detail in our 2009 Form 10-K and 2010 10-Q reports. These reports are available on the UPS Investor Relations website and from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Today's call is being webcast, and will also be available on the UPS Investor Relations website.
In our earnings announcement today, you'll notice that we recognized a gain of $71 million on the sale of UPS Logistics Technologies Inc. This gain was offset somewhat by $13 million in additional guarantees relating to the German specialized transportation company that we sold in the first quarter. The net effect of these two events provided an after-tax benefit of $32 million, or $0.03 per share. Excluding this transaction, diluted earnings per share for the fourth quarter were $1.8.
In their remarks today, Scott and Kurt will refer to UPS's fourth quarter 2010 results, excluding the impact of this gain. Additionally, all 2010 full-year references and comparisons to 2009 will refer to adjusted results. We believe this is the most accurate picture of the company's performance.
Reconciliations to comparable GAAP measures and free cash flow, which is a non-GAAP financial measure, are explained in the schedules that accompanied our earnings news release. The schedules are also available on the UPS Investor Relations website in the financial section.
Lastly, mark your calendars. I'm pleased to announce that UPS will be hosting an investor conference in Louisville, Kentucky on September 14 and 15. We look forward to showcasing our flagship facilities, highlighting our many capabilities in communicating our plans for the future. More details will be forthcoming.
Now to begin our review, I'll turn the program over to Scott.
D. Davis
Good morning, everyone. Today, UPS reported another quarter of significant growth in revenue and operating profit, with earnings up 44%. This extraordinary results were directly attributable to the superb execution of UPSers around the globe, during an environment of improving economic conditions.
For example, here in the U.S., increased consumer confidence, combined with slightly better employment picture, produced strong retail sales spurred by double-digit e-commerce growth.
In a moment, Kurt will take you through a detailed review of UPS performance. But first, I want to spend a few minutes reflecting on 2010. The appropriate place to start is to say I'm extremely proud of how UPSers collaborated to position the company for success. Much was achieved this past year, and I would like to highlight some of our accomplishments.
I am most impressed with our balance performance across all business segments. For the year, U.S. domestic and international operating profits on a combined basis, are up more than 40% and Supply Chain and Freight up 95%, with the International Supply Chain and Freight segments hitting a record levels.
In 2010, UPS wrapped up key infrastructure projects, including the completion of the Worldport expansion and the addition of a new inter-Asia hub in Shenzhen, China.
We continue to execute our strategy for growth by expanding the UPS brand in emerging markets and growing developing lines of business. We announced several important milestones in these areas, including strategic alliances with UPS service partners in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, the expansion of the world's largest service parts logistics network by adding over 100 new locations in China.
And just last month, a significant buildup of our global health care network, with new distribution centers in the U.S., Asia, Europe and Canada. While we were busy growing new business, 2010 was also a year of change and transition at UPS. The restructuring of the U.S. domestic business was one of the most significant in UPS history. We streamline the organization and introduced our localized go-to-market strategy. Although some of the benefits have been realized, the full impact will be more evident in 2011 and beyond.
In addition, we introduced a new global communications platform, along with an advertising campaign that highlights the power of logistics and the strength of UPS solutions.
Not only are we acknowledged for our expertise in enabling global trade, but once again, UPS was distinguished for its leadership in community, diversity and environmental sustainability. For example, UPS's employees were recognized for their continued support of the United Way, as the first company to surpass $1 billion in combined contributions. Our company received the number one industry ranking by the climate count score card for the second consecutive year.
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In April, we heard about a discussion within the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that would have put a $60,000 MSRP limit on plug-in vehicles that would qualify for CARB's $2,500 rebates. A new report in Silicon Beat says that CARB is once again ready to give EV money to everyone, no matter what expensive car they buy.
There's no question that the CARB proposal would have had an inordinate effect on Tesla Motors, the only company selling a EV expensive enough to cost more than $60,000, the Tesla Model S. Okay, the Cadillac ELR plug-in hybrid would also have been affected, but that only would have applied to a small handful of people.
According to Silicon Beat, the updated CARB proposal says clearly that, "at this time staff is not proposing any significant changes to the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project as part of this year's Initial Funding Plan." CARB spokesman David Clegern told Silicon Beat that, "It's fair to say [the $60,000 limit] been removed. I never say anything is dead until after the vote, but I'm not aware of any plans to revisit it." In other words, Tesla, you're good to go.
We've asked CARB for confirmation of this, but have not yet heard back.
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