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PRINCETON, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 12/05/12 -- The Board of Directors of Heartland Payment Systems (NYSE: HPY), one of the nation's largest payments processors, has appointed Maureen Breakiron-Evans to the board and to the audit committee.
A resident of Philadelphia and Certified Public Accountant, Ms. Breakiron-Evans is an experienced director and committee member who is currently a director with Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh, as well as a Trustee of Stetson University. Ms. Breakiron-Evans is also an experienced financial executive and board member with 30 years of finance experience, including 14 years in industry and 16 years in public accounting. She has held a variety of senior executive roles with Towers Perrin & Company, CIGNA Corporation, Inovant (subsidiary of VISA), Transamerica Corporation, and Arthur Andersen & Company.
"Maureen's background and depth of financial and technical experience are an ideal fit with our need for a new director and, more importantly, for enhanced expertise on our audit committee," says Bob Carr, chairman and CEO of Heartland Payment Systems. "As Heartland continues to grow, it's imperative that our board continues to be comprised of experienced professionals who will contribute and guide the company through various growth opportunities and situations. The entire board looks forward to working with Maureen."
Ms. Breakiron-Evans holds a bachelor's degree in accounting and mathematics from Stetson University, a master of business administration from Harvard Business School, and master's degree in liberal arts and art history from Stanford University.
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Heartland Payment Systems, Inc. (NYSE: HPY), the sixth largest payments processor in the United States, delivers credit/debit/prepaid card processing, school solutions, loyalty marketing services, campus solutions, payroll and related business solutions and services to more than 250,000 business and education locations nationwide. A FORTUNE 1000 company, Heartland is the founding supporter of The Merchant Bill of Rights, (www.merchantbillofrights.org), a public advocacy initiative that educates merchants about fair credit and debit card processing practices. The company is also a leader in the development of end-to-end encryption technology designed to protect cardholder data, rendering it useless to cybercriminals. For more detailed information, visit www.HeartlandPaymentSystems.com or follow the company on Twitter @HeartlandHPY and Facebook at facebook.com/HeartlandHPY.
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The launching of the Operation Safe Parks initiative by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment is welcomed by all visitors who frequent the facilities of the Botanical Gardens and the National Park on a regular basis.
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Editor, petty robberies and crimes are committed on a daily basis in and around Georgetown, and the National Park and the Botanical Gardens are no exceptions. Places which are meant for recreation and family outings have been marred by criminal elements looking for their next victim, and I strongly believe that this new initiative to have a regular police presence will definitely have an impact on petty criminal activities.
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OLYMPIA – Little-known fact: Washington law now says that if a school employee kills or sexually abuses a child, the person must immediately be fired.
But if the victim is an adult – even a 19-year-old, as in one recent rape allegation – the mandatory-firing law doesn't apply.
A number of state lawmakers, including Rep. Don Barlow, D-Spokane, want to change that. Regardless of how old the victim is, they say, people who commit serious crimes against others shouldn't be around children.
They also want to add to the list of crimes that trigger mandatory firing and the loss of a teaching certificate. As a safeguard, proponents note, the penalty requires a conviction or guilty plea.
Barlow is sponsoring House Bill 2772, which would add felony indecent exposure to the list. Co-sponsors include Reps. Alex Wood and Timm Ormsby, both D-Spokane.
Barlow said that last fall, a Spokane voter said he'd been subjected to indecent exposure as an elementary school student.
"And it has stayed with him ever since," Barlow said at a recent hearing. The teacher, he said, was never punished.
"Ninety-nine percent of the teachers are very responsible, but you do have that 1 percent," said Barlow. He said the change will be valuable as a deterrent.
"When you send your child to school, you feel that that child is going to be safe," he said.
All the bills share one thing in common: They apply the penalties, regardless of whether the victim is a child or an adult.
In a Tacoma case last year, a middle school principal was convicted of raping a 19-year-old woman in 2004. According to the News-Tribune of Tacoma, Harold Wright Jr. remained on paid leave for months while his case worked its way through court, eventually resigning three weeks after he was convicted. (He's appealing the conviction.)
The district felt it couldn't dismiss him and give him more due process," said Rep. Joyce McDonald, R-Puyallup. She's sponsoring HB 2461.
"Surely the courts of the state of Washington are as much due process as anyone in the state deserves," she said.
State law also doesn't include many serious crimes on the list for mandatory termination, said Rep. Jeannie Darneille, D-Tacoma. She's sponsoring a bill, HB 3103, to add to the list incest, kidnapping and robbery, as well as any felony with a sexual motivation.
Art Jarvis, interim superintendent of Tacoma Public Schools, said the district strongly supports several of the bills. In a recent case, he said, a teacher was arrested for third-degree felony assault against a police officer. Because the victim was an adult, the mandatory termination law doesn't apply.
The state teachers' union, principals' association, school administrators' association and state Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction all say they support the intent of the proposals.
It shouldn't make any difference whether a victim is an adult or a child, said Charles Schreck, director of OSPI's office of professional practices.
It's important, Lucinda Young of the Washington Education Association told lawmakers, to ensure that there's a clear link between a serious crime and someone's fitness for working in schools. She said it would be unfair – and likely illegal – to torpedo someone's teaching career for "something like a barroom brawl, which people get into on occasion."
The union also objects to a part of McDonald's bill that would require districts to report any teacher whose contract is not renewed. In many cases, Young said, non-renewals reflect budget cuts, shifts in subject areas, or other factors unrelated to a teacher's fitness to teach.
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Yousafzai, now 16, was shot at close range by Taliban gunmen in October as she left school in Swat Valley in northwestern Pakistan. She was flown to Britain for treatment and has not returned since due to persistent Taliban threats against her.
On July 12, she addressed the world in an electrifying speech at the United Nations in which she said the pen was mightier than the sword.
In a fiery, densely written letter packed with references to philosophers and politicians, commander Adnan Rasheed said he wished he could have told her to "refrain from anti-Taliban activities" to prevent the attack.
"My all emotions were brotherly for you because we belong to same Yousafzai tribe," he wrote in the English-language letter dated July 15 and confirmed as authentic by the Taliban.
"When you were attacked it was shocking for me. I wished it would never happened and I had advised you before."
"At the end I advise you to come back home," Rasheed wrote, adding that she should join a female Islamic school and "use your pen for Islam".
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the assassination attempt on Yousafzai. Two of her classmates were also wounded.
She was treated in Pakistan before the United Arab Emirates provided an air ambulance to fly her to Britain, where doctors mended parts of her skull with a titanium plate.
Rasheed, a former Pakistan Air Force officer once jailed for trying to assassinate General Pervez Musharraf, denied the Taliban had attacked her because of her campaign against Taliban efforts to deny girls education.
"Please mind that Taliban or Mujahideen are not against the education of any men or women or girl," he wrote in his letter, which reads like a lecture to Malala.
"Taliban believe that you were intentionally writing against them and running a smearing campaign to malign their efforts to establish Islamic system in Swat and your writings were provocative."
In the four-page letter, he goes on to accuse the West of imposing its standards on other nations and attacks figures including US President Barack Obama and former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, as well as the English and Jews.
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This is a cooking light recipe that makes mashed carrots tasty. Canbe vegan by subbing out for the butter.
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- 3 1⁄2 cups sliced carrots (1/4 inch thick)
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 dash ground cinnamon
- Put the carrots in a pan and cover them with water.
- Bring to a boil.
- Cover and reduce the heat.
- Simmer for 20 minutes or until they are very tender.
- Drain them.
- Put the carrots in a bowl and add the other ingredients and then mash to the consistency you want.
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Awesome recipe! I used Splenda instead of regular sugar and added a several dashes of cinnamon plus a dash of nutmeg. I felt it needed just a sprinkling of salt too. I roughly mashed them for a bit more texture. We certainly will enjoy them again! Thanks!
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The list of newly appointed national chairmen, as announced by Minnie Stein of Pittsburgh, president of the National Council of Jewish Juniors, was made public by Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss of Washington, D. C., national chairman of the Department of Junior Auxiliaries, of the National Council of Jewish Women. The young women who have been named are Hazel Simon of Nashville, chairman of the Bulletin; Ruth Lentz of Clifton, N. J., chairman of finance; Ruby B. Jacobson of Milwaukee, chairman of membership extension; Phoebe Woolf of Brookline, Mass., chairman of peace; Jennie Feinberg of New York City, chairman of policy; Rose Beck of Bridgeport, Conn., chairman of reciprocity; Beatrice Fishlowitz of St. Louis, chairman of religion; Virginia Schwalb of Cleveland, chairman of social service, and May R. Freedman of Chicago, chairman of special projects.
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Faculty, staff and students in WKU's Department of Engineering are working to take a remotely operated submersible project to a new level.
The portable underwater device was developed in 2008 for the Warren County Rescue Squad and remains in use today. However, staff engineer Ron Rizzo and electrical engineering faculty member Stacy Wilson have continued their efforts to commercialize a more cost-efficient model that could be used for bridge inspections, cave exploration, troubleshooting water and sewer systems, and other research activities.
"From that original concept, the development of a newer, cheaper, smaller submersible came from it," Rizzo said.
Thanks to a grant from the Kentucky Science and Engineering Foundation and an award from the Buck$ for Bright Ideas program, eight students are designing and building equipment, developing software and testing devices at the Complex for Engineering and Biological Sciences' McConnell Laboratory.
"We've been very fortunate with the commercialization grant to employ students in all three engineering disciplines who are getting hands-on experience," Rizzo said.
The team also includes students in entrepreneurship, marketing and computer sciences.
The team is developing three models of the submersible – a basic model that can be operated with a laptop or desktop computer; a pro model that includes a case that houses a 7-inch monitor, a joystick to maneuver the device, a battery; and an elite model that includes a larger monitor and high-definition video.
Among the changes to the device since 2008 include LED light clusters instead of halogen lamps to conserve power and more cost efficient thrusters that WKU students are assisting to develop.
As part of the commercialization grant, the WKU group has until April 1 to design, develop and test the device and have it ready to commercialize, Rizzo said. "I'm confident we will meet that deadline," he said.
"They expect us to develop a business plan," Dr. Wilson said, "and so when we get to the end of the funding phase, we'll be able to say we're going to launch a business."
The award from the Buck$ for Bright Ideas contest, sponsored by the Central Region Innovation and Commercialization Center, is providing resources for patent searches, business plan development and marketing ideas, Rizzo said.
And that award has opened the door for the possibility that the company could be housed at the facility on Nashville Road.
Students working on the project team include: Ben Aroh, an entrepreneurship major from Louisville; Steven Buchanan, a mechanical engineering major from Morganfield; Nick Burnett, a marketing major from Louisville; Clayton Cook, a civil engineering major from Owenton; Hannah Nicks, an electrical engineering major from Bowling Green; Richard Pape, an electrical engineering major from Morgantown; Steven Pape, a mechanical engineering major from Morgantown; Jenna Wilson, an electrical engineering major from Rockfield; and Kris Unnikannan, a computer science major from Dubai.
Contact: Ron Rizzo, (270) 745-8804.
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