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TFS Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:TFSL)
F2Q12 (Qtr End 03/31/2012) Earnings Call
May 3, 2012 10:00 am ET
Marc Stefanski - CEO
Dave Huffman - CFO
John Ringenbach - COO, Third Federal Savings
Meredith Weil - CRO, Third Federal Savings
Paul Huml - CAO
Mike Shafir - Sterne, Agee
Welcome to the TFS Financial Corporation's second fiscal quarter earnings conference call and webcast. Hosting the call today from TFS Financial is Mr. Marc Stefanski, Chief Executive Officer. He is joined by Mr. Dave Huffman, Chief Financial Officer; Mr. John Ringenbach, Chief Operating Officer of Third Federal Savings; Ms. Meredith Weil, Chief Retail Officer of Third Federal Savings; and Mr. Paul Huml, Chief Accounting Officer. (Operator Instructions)
Some of the information provided during the conference call may contain statements of future expectations and other forward-looking statements. These expectations are based on the management's current views and assumptions and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. It is possible that the company's actual results and financial condition may differ possibly materially from the anticipated results and financial conditions indicated in these forward-looking statements. For a discussion on some of the risks and important factors that could affect the firm's future results, see Risk Factors in the company's latest Annual Report on www.thirdfederal.com. TFS Financial Corporation assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking information provided during the conference call.
It is now my pleasure to turn the floor over to Mr. Marc Stefanski.
Marc Stefanski
Thank you very. I would like to say good morning to everyone and welcome. We have Paul Huml that will be going over the slide presentation that was released. And Paul, I'd like to turn the floor over to you and go ahead with your presentation.
Paul Huml
Thanks Marc. And welcome everyone, thanks for joining us. We had a little difference that the earnings release came out two days ago, normally we like to do this a day after, but apologize for any inconvenience that caused.
But going on to really Page 3 of the slide, you'll there's not a lot of change in the overall situation of TFS Financial, total assets, deposits, equity are very similar to where they've been in the past and no change in our organizational structure from the mutual holding company.
Going to next page, on Page 4, I think just goes over our strategic overview and sort of a highlight is the ARM loan production that we've continued to generate a good percentage of our loan production is in the ARM area, 58% of the current year, which is an increase over the past couple of years.
And again, we've always focused on high credit quality and you'll see the FICO score 783 and average LTV 62% of our current production. So we continue to focus on high credit quality.
Page 5, again, not a lot of change in deposit breakdown, where we operate in Ohio and Florida. And actually deposits have increased a little bit in the current quarter.
Page 6, turning over the financial highlights. I think you'll see in the loan area that we continue to have consistent loan growth. I have combined on the net loans line a portion of loans held for sale, which is about $245 million have included in that net loans number to really reflect the total loan growth that we have.
And I think you'll see the biggest change in the current quarter was our provision, which was $27 million for the quarter, which was up from $15 million last quarter and $22.5 million the same quarter last year. And the increase in the provision was really in response to some of the experience we had in increase in charge-offs, surrounding the foreclosure, the sheriff's sale process, and just seeing some slight deterioration in the market values, the values of the homes that we're moving through, but the allowance has gone back up to around $101 million in total.
With that we've actually seen some improvement in our performance from the delinquency numbers, the non-performing assets. And so it's really the charge-offs that we experienced in the quarter that led to this slight increase in provision.
Going on to Page 7, just a recap of our capital position, which has and always been strong, not a whole lot of change from that factor. Again, Page 8, loans and deposit balances. If you see a lot of consistency between the periods, where we're at and can slowly see the equity lines in credit decreasing a little bit and the residential non-home today increasing a little bit as production increases.
Page 9, is sort of a big story as far as what we're doing in adjustable rate, which is really in response to help our interest rate risk going forward. Traditionally had been a long-term fixed rate lender and our production now is around a 50-50 mark of ARMs.
Actually for the current fiscal year we're about 58% of our production in ARMs. And again, the total credit scores and average LTV of the ARM production has been very strong.
A little bit more on the adjustable rate growth is really showed on the chart on Page 10, where you can see consistent growth as to what the adjustable mortgages are as a percentage of our total first mortgage portfolio. So we're changing the course of the ship a little bit.
Whereas we had been traditionally that fixed-rate lender, now we have 31% of our total first mortgages as ARMs. And if you factor in the ELOCs, which are also adjustable with probably 45% of our total real estate loans are now adjustable rate.
And the new states that we've expanded into really started last year, just about a year ago. The 10 new states we've booked little over a $100 million in closed loans as of March 31. So that's showing some consistent growth over the last couple of quarters as well. And we continue to learn from that and hope to increase that number going forward.
Page 11, gets into some of the details on the loan delinquencies and charge-offs. I think you'll see, in the delinquencies that those percentages are coming down. Again, I've included the loans held for sale in some of these percentages.
But I think the charge-off, you see a big impact in the December quarter, because if you may recall, we had a specific valuation allowance of $55 million at September 30, that in accordance with OCC regulations we charged-off in that quarter. So you'll see a spike in the charge-offs for that December quarter and then back down.
But you won't see that quarter-end March 31 charge-off of around $23 million, up a little bit from what we would have had non-SVA charges in December, and also the previous quarter. So that was really some of the issues that drove the provision. But the delinquency numbers are improving.
On Page 12, it sort of goes over just more from a visible standpoint some of the key things we're looking at. And that we've seen the length of season non-performing assets peak and have started to trend downward. The trouble debt restructurings that are performing sort of leveled off. So we're seeing numbers improving or stabilizing from a delinquency and non-performing standpoint.
I think one of the things in the non-performing assets it sort of boosted it up a little bit this quarter was, there was about $14.5 million of our ELOCs that are actually performing. But based on some regulatory guidance issued in January, we looked at it the first mortgage was greater than 180 days delinquent.
So we've included those, even they're performing, they are now included in non-performing assets. Not a whole lot of impact from a income statement standpoint, as I think our provision has always included that. And as far as interest income, we still recognize interest income, one that's been collected. So since they're performing, there is not a lot of impact on the income statement.
And going on to Page 13, just sort of an update on regulatory status. Unfortunately, there is not a whole lot of news from there. We're still under the effects of the MOU. We believe we've met all of the requirements under the MOU. We're still waiting through the validation process that, both the regulators the OCC and the Federal Reserve are going through.
Our best guess at this point is maybe in the fourth quarter, we might get some type of indication, an action on that, but again, no guarantees. But that's sort our best guess at this point. Again, the interagency guidance on the ELOCs, I mentioned that that we are including about $14.5 million in non-performing.
Again we've got a few extra regulators we are dealing with. So the dividends and the buybacks are in the same boat until we get some clarification from the regulators. And we really have heard nothing on the mutual holding company dividend waiver issue out of the Fed.
There were numerous comments provided to the Fed back in last fall on their interim final rule, which were to require a member of vote to wave, for the mutual holding company to wait future dividends. We have had no direction from them at this point on that issue. So again, not a whole lot of change in where we are in the quarter. But I just wanted to give everybody a quick update.
And then, at this point, we're going to open the lines up for questions.
Question-and-Answer Session
(Operator Instructions) Our first question is coming from Mike Shafir with Sterne, Agee.
Mike Shafir - Sterne, Agee
Just from a housekeeping standpoint, what tax rate should we be using moving forward?
Dave Huffman
I think we might have though in terms of reflecting the impact of our bank-owned life insurance, because that's the biggest common item that we have. And I think we've thought in terms of adjusting whatever your estimate is for pre-tax earnings for the year by about $6 million.
Now, I think that we've used somewhere obviously south of the statutory rate of 35%. But for your projections that's how I'd factor in for the effective rate.
Mike Shafir - Sterne, Agee
So basically looking at pre-tax income at somewhere at 35% rate and then subtracting the $6 million from that tax number?
Dave Huffman
Actually, I would subtract the $6 million from the pre-tax estimate dollar amount. So if you're estimating $50 million pre-tax, I'd take $6 million away from there and apply the 35% to $44 million.
Mike Shafir - Sterne, Agee
On the MOU in terms of your recent commentary and this is the first time you guys have kind of addressed this and giving any kind of timeframe. Just any further thoughts on that or why you assume that you're going to be able to get some kind of validation in and around September quarter?
Dave Huffman
It's our best guess. And we're going on two years on this thing from when it all began. And since we have in our minds really met all the key provisions there. And the OCC and the Fed have been our regulator for almost a year now. We're hoping that we're seeing some light at the end of the tunnel. Paul, do you have another comment.
Paul Huml
No, clearly the regulator have said, we are not suppose to comment on the status of their exams. But it's really just our best guess that fourth quarter we might hear something.
Dave Huffman
One other thing I could add to that is that in our discussions with the regulators, they are very anxious to continue to move these kinds of things forward, especially, with organizations like ours that prevent and actually don't really have a threat to the FDIC insurance.
Mike Shafir - Sterne, Agee
As we think about post-MOU and capital deployment opportunities and so forth. How do you guys think about, obviously you haven't had any commentary on MHC dividend wavers. So historically you guys have been pretty active in repurchasing your own shares. So maybe you could just kind of give us a thought process on priority of capital deployment with your excess capital position post-MOU?
Dave Huffman
Well, we've always talked about three different ways of deploying that capital, growing the balance sheet, and the dividends, and of course the buybacks. And unfortunately, if we can't or it's difficult to do the dividends or just deploying more money into growth and to the buyback process.
(Operator Instructions) And it does appear that we have no further questions in the queue at this time. I would like to turn the floor back over to Mr. Marc Stefanski for any additional or closing remarks.
Marc Stefanski
Yes. Thank you. The only thing I'd like to add is that, we all, the Third Federal management team and the board, sincerely appreciate your commitment to Third Federal, the fact that you've considered to be shareholders during this rough time. It kind of gives us a shot in the arm that we're still doing the right things. And we'll be out of this dilemma that we're in, in short order, long order depending on how long you are to hold your breath for.
And again, the economy it's a roller coaster ride with housing values and unemployment the way it is that will continue to be a nemesis. And we're using our finest and best methods and people to try to figure out, where we should be with some of these loan loss provisions and those kind of things that help our ability to grow the company the way we like to grow it and be as profitable as we like to be.
With that ladies and gentlemen, thank you again very much, from our team and our board. We appreciate your confidence in us. And we'll continue to slug through the regulatory issues that are holding us back right now. And was there anyone else from the team that would like to add in my comments? Well, thank you. And appreciate it and thanks for joining in.
Thank you. This does conclude today's teleconference. As a reminder, the dial-in number for the replay is 1800-723-6062. Please disconnect your lines at this time. And have a wonderful day.
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HS&DR - 11/2004/12: Cross-national comparative mixed-methods case study of recovery-focused mental health care planning and co-ordination: Collaborative Care Planning Project (COCAPP)
|Project title
|Cross-national comparative mixed-methods case study of recovery-focused mental health care planning and co-ordination: Collaborative Care Planning Project (COCAPP)
|Research type
|Primary Research
|Project complete
|Start date
|October 2012
|Publication date
April 2015
|Link to journal publication
|£ 388,437.33
|Chief Investigator
|Professor Alan Simpson
|Dr Michael Coffey (Swansea University), Dr Ben Hannigan (Cardiff University), Dr Aled Jones (Cardiff University)
|City University London
|Plain English summary
|In this study we plan to find out how care is planned and organised in mental health services. We are interested to know whether and how care planning and coordination may focus on people's recovery and be conducted in a personlaised way. We will do this by looking at how care coordinators assess, plan and coordinate care on a day-to-day basis. We will investigate whether staff work in partnership with users and carers, how they plan service users care, and how they work to address that care plan. To do this we will carry out the study in six different NHS Trust/Health Board sites in England and Wales and we will use a range of methods. Interviews: We plan to interview 12 senior managers, 30 senior practitioners (e.g. Consultant Psychiatrists, Lead Nurses), 36 service user, 24 carers and 36 care co-ordinators. Questionnaires: We will ask about 400 service users to complete three questionnaires about recovery, empowerment and therapeutic relationships We will ask about 200 care coordinators to complete the same questionnaire about recovery. We will also review local policies and audits about care planning and review 36 service users' care plans. We hope to reveal the kinds of things that work best when helping people who have difficulties with their mental health. There is already a system in place to plan and organise care for individuals with mental health difficulties. This system, called the care programme approach (CPA), is seen as best practice in England and is now law in Wales. All people under this system are meant to have a named worker (called a care coordinator) and a written plan to guide the care and treatment they get. These care plans should be specific to the person and help them to get better. We also know that people receiving help should be part of any decisions made about their care. However, even though the CPA is part and parcel of how care is organised and delivered to people with mental health problems in England and Wales it is surprising how very little research has been done on how this system works, and why it sometimes doesn't. The evidence for similar systems of care shows that they help people stay in contact with services but also increase admissions to hospital and have little effect on the symptoms people have. We also know that if workers focus more closely on getting to know the person and agreeing plans with them they tend to do better. However, people may need to be helped to become better involved in their own care and how workers do this seems to be important. The system of care that currently exists has some faults. These faults include too much paperwork, and too much time for care coordinators away from service users. What happens within care teams also seems to be important in deciding the quality of care received. Even when the CPA is used many people say they are still uncertain who their care coordinator is, have not been offered a copy of their care plan or don't understand what is in them. Some also say that their plans don't take into account their views of what is needed. We also know that for the minority of people with mental health problems who go on to harm others this care system has not been properly used in most cases. Our plan is to get close to day-to-day work in typical mental health teams in order to find out what is really going on in care planning and care coordination, and to share the information we find with people in a position to improve the planning and delivery of care to people with mental health problems.
|Scientific summary
|Design: We propose to undertake a two-phase cross-national comparative study of recovery-focused mental health care planning and coordination. We will conduct a detailed comparative analysis of ostensibly similar approaches to recovery-focused CPA care planning and coordination within different government, legislative, policy and provider contexts. Phase 1: a) review of international literature on care planning and coordination processes and their relationships to recovery and personalisation; and b) comparative analysis of mental health policy and service frameworks in England and Wales. We will adopt Greenhalgh et al s (2004) meta-narrative mapping technique (MNM) to provide a review of evidence that is most useful, rigorous and relevant for service providers and decision-makers. Comparative analysis of policy and service frameworks will identify all key national-level policy and guidance documents relating to mental health care planning and coordination, recovery and personalisation across the two countries. We will identify major themes and areas of policy convergence and divergence to describe macro-level national policy contexts to inform our case study research interviews. Phase 2: We are employing a concurrent transformative mixed methods approach with embedded case studies (Creswell 2009: 215). We will conduct six in-depth meso-level case study investigations across contrasting case study sites in England (n=4) and Wales (n=2). Four NHS Trusts in England and two Local Health Boards in Wales are selected to reflect variety in geography and population and include a mix of rural, urban and inner city settings in which routine community care is provided. Across the Trust/Board sites a large sample of service users (total n=400) and care coordinators (n=200) will be surveyed about recovery oriented practices, therapeutic relationships and empowerment to develop a Recovery profile of the organisation. Measures include the Recovery Self Assessment Scale (RSA) (O Connell et al 2005); the Scale To Assess the Therapeutic Relationship (STAR) (McGuire-Snieckus et al 2007); and the Empowerment Scale (ES) (Rogers et al, 1997). Documents and interviews with senior managers/practitioners will also be generated relating to local contexts, policies and practices. In each site we will also select a single CMHT and invite a sample of service users (total n=36) to become the starting point for a series of embedded case studies nested within each meso-level organisational case study. Each service user, their informal carers where possible (n=24), and their care coordinator (n=36) will be interviewed and CPA care plans will be reviewed. Analysis and interpretation of the case study data will be informed by a conceptual framework that emphasises the connections between different (macro/meso/micro) levels of policy and service organisation and that draws on the findings of the literature and policy review.
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Kamila Joy Rhodes faces a 21-count indictment, including nine counts of second-degree burglary, five counts of third-degree theft, three counts of second-degree theft, one count of first-degree theft, two counts of identity theft and possession of heroin.
A police investigation led authorities to believe that Rhodes stole wallets, checkbooks, cash, gift cards and credit cards from teacher's desks and from parents attending parent-teacher conferences at Powell Valley Elementary School on Nov. 23, and from Highland Elementary School the next night.
Highland school teacher Nancy Hill caught Rhodes in the act in her classroom, with Hill's purse open and its contents on the floor, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Hill grabbed the suspect by the arm, told her, "You're going with me to the office," as she summoned help from other staff, police said.
They walked Rhodes to the principal's office, where she was kept in the school's walk-in safe until police arrived, said Charles Mickley, a Multnomah County deputy district attorney.
Rhodes initially denied touching the purse, but then later admitted to investigators that her fingerprints likely would be on the purse. Other staff at both schools told police they had seen Rhodes in their classrooms.
Investigators said Rhodes also stole money from purses at the Sanctuary Church on Southeast Orient Drive in July and August. Victims reported that they had been in the church craft room. They said they stepped out momentarily to grab something to eat, and returned to find their wallets missing.
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Rhodes told court officials she is divorced, has three children who live with their dad, while she's unemployed and living with her parents. Her children are not students at Powell Valley or Highland.
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An agenda to boost Africa's economy
A lot can happen in a year. This time last year, U.S. businesses and NGOs bemoaned the Obama administration's perceived indifference to Africa. Now, they're trying to find out how to catch the wave of interest. Major new initiatives, including Power Africa and Trade Africa, unveiled during President Obama's first true trip to Africa this summer, as well as a reinvigorated push to renew the African Growth and Opportunity Act fully two years before it's due to expire, have given U.S.-Africa watchers a lot to consider. But what — and when — is enough for U.S. policy in Africa? What more can be done in the year ahead? How do things really shake out for investors, civil society and Africans? Here are three additional areas the Administration should consider as it deepens its commitment to the continent:
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1. What would you name your personal style?
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NOMADS bikie boss Scott Orrock is turning his back on the sordid world of gang warfare by trying to reinvent himself as a rock 'n' roll promoter.
Orrock is organising the Monsters Of Rock concert at the Enmore Theatre tomorrow night.
The 42-year-old national president of the Nomads owns Skin Deep tattoo studio in Newtown but now he is also banking on the famous body art of Angry Anderson, who tops the bill of Aussie rock legends.
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It is hoped Anderson's Rose Tattoo, The Angels and The Screaming Jets will pull more than 1200 fans to Orrock's first major entertainment venture. An associate of Orrock told The Daily Telegraph: "He's had a gutful of what's been going down lately. He said he just does not need any of this s . . .
"He joined to go recreational riding on the weekends and doesn't want to know about this grief."
His promotions manager Brooklyn Baber said Orrock had been encouraged by his first "experimental" concert in February.
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"We were supporting local bands Divine Electric and the Hell City Glamours and Scott got a real taste for it," Ms Baber said.
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"We've already had a bit of trouble because of Scott's name being associated with his bikie background. We want to stress it's not a bikie event, not run by bikies and not for bikies. There is no affiliation whatsoever. It's just for lovers of Aussie rock."
Ms Baber said she worked in the tattoo business with Orrock, who was away and "uncontactable".
"I don't see any bikie activity in the store - as far as I know he's not in it," she added.
But that has not always been the case. Two years ago his Skin Deep parlour was the target of a drive-by shooting and the Nomads Granville clubhouse was firebombed on the same night, forcing Orrock to challenge his enemies over the "dog act".
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In 2012-2013, over 1100 UW students registered with our Disability Resources for Students office. It is estimated that these students represent about 30-40% of students with disabilities enrolled on our campus. These students:
- Include those who are blind or have visual impairments, are deaf or hard of hearing, have physical disabilities, have learning disabilities such as dyslexia and dysgraphia, or have psychiatric, cognitive, or other disabilities.
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- 1984
- The Microcomputer Support Group (MSG) began operations originally under the Academic Computer Center, which was renamed Academic Computing Services and which eventually merged with administrative computing to become Computing & Communications (C&C). The MSG supported the IT needs of faculty, students, and staff and included consulting on adaptive technology as part of its mission statement. In later years this group evolved into Desktop Computing Services. These groups gradually collected an assortment of assistive technology for testing, training and outreach to other campus labs.
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- Combining consulting, lab and showroom functions, the Adaptive Technology Lab emerged as a unit of Desktop Computing Services housed within its general-access Micro Lab in the Husky Union Building. Several years later it was renamed the Access Technology Lab and is now called the Access Technology Center. A Manager of the ATL position was established in 1992. During this time C&C was renamed UW Information Technology (UW-IT).
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- 1993
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- The AccessibleWeb@U user group was established by C&C. Members meet monthly and engage on an electronic discussion list. All activities are focused on improving the accessibility of UW Web pages. It fosters ongoing discussion about accessible website design, policy, and practice.
- 2002
- C&C began incorporating Web accessibility into its HTML courses.
- 2005
- Research in academic departments such as Computer Science and the Information School began to be supported by the ATC and worked to provide solutions in mobile computing, Web accessibility and increased production of tactile graphics. This work is ongoing.
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- DO-IT, in partnership with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, received NSF funding for the AccessComputing alliance which, among other things, promotes nationwide the development and use of accessible IT.
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- DO-IT conducted a nationwide NSF-funded Capacity-Building Institute on Web accessibility in Seattle.
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- An ongoing dialog between DO-IT, ATC, and UW External Affairs began.
- 2007
- With NSF funding, DO-IT created its first of many videos on assistive technology and accessible information technology. Multiple publications were also created.
- 2008
- DO-IT conducted a campus-wide NSF-funded Capacity-Building Institute on IT accessibility.
- 2008
- The UW Information Technology Accessibility website was launched by UW-IT to guide faculty and staff in developing and procuring accessible IT. The new site used content from the old Web Accessibility site, adding substantial new content relating to methods, resources, and procurement.
- 2009
- UW External Affairs staff visited the ATC and a higher level of engagement between DO-IT, ATC and UW External Affairs began.
- 2011
- A core group of campus webmasters began using SiteImprove to test the accessibility of their websites.
- 2012
- The renewal fee for SiteImprove was secured from campus units and the ATC.
- 2012
- In January/February a working group of Web managers evaluated how to track accessibility of websites.
- 2012
- In June a joint External Affairs/UW-IT task force, chartered by Vice Presidents Kelli Trosvig and Randy Hodgins, launched the UW Website Accessibility Project to develop an ongoing plan for promoting Internet accessibility and establishing best practices for use throughout the University of Washington.
- 2012
- Launched the video IT Accessibility: What Campus Leaders Have to Say, featuring UW President Michael Young and other university presidents, chancellors, and IT leaders discussing the importance of IT accessibility on college campuses.
- 2013
- Launched the second video in the IT Accessibility series, this one titled IT Accessibility: What Web Developers Have to Say.
- 2013
- Accessible Technology Services launched an extensive effort to educate the campus community on web accessibility. Over 100 campus contacts were made in 2013 via email, telephone and in-person meetings. In addition, staff made hundreds of additional contacts in educational settings such as guest lectures on campus and conference presentations on the regional and national level.
- 2013
- An RFP was announced for a campus-wide captioning vendor, and Automatic Sync Technologies was ultimately selected.
- 2014
- An additional accessibility specialist was hired; much of his time is spent working with UW technology developers and IT companies that provide products the UW uses.
- 2014
- Wording was developed regarding knowledge and skills in accessible IT to be listed as a required or desired qualification in open job description listings for UW technology staff and supervisors within UW-IT were encouraged to use it. Details are available on Managing for Accessibility.
- 2014
- Draft wording regarding accessibility was created to include in a document with questions regularly required by vendors to address during the purchasing process.
- 2015
- Hosted an IT Accessibility Capacity-Building Institute for Washington state colleges and universities to identify challenges that need to be addressed, promising practices, and recommendations for future efforts.
- 2015
- On May 1, published the University of Washington IT Accessibility Guidelines and accompanying IT Accessibility Checklist.
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- Plans are underway to host an IT accessibility capacity-building institute for the UW, involving a wide range of stakeholders to identify progress to date, challenges that need to be address, and recommendations for future efforts.


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We have a multipathed connection between the SunMC and the server - could that be an issue.
We are snooping ports 161 and 162 and sometimes see the traps...
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|Quoting Corey07850 (Reply 3):
I don't see any other point of this post other than flamebait
|Quoting AndesSMF (Thread starter):
This is an actual AP headline
U.S., Iraqi troops clash in Baghdad
Think about what it implies.
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 2):
The media, by and large, are idiots.
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 4):
Do you even need to ask, we are dealing with the AP, that's all that needs to be said.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 6):
If it weren't for the Associated Press, we'd all be without 99% of our total news content.
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 7):
I get my news from America's real Anchor man, that way I don't become a libtard by reading AP.
|Quoting AndesSMF (Reply 8):
Still could have been written better.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 6):
Yeah. We're all idiots. That's real brilliant.
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 11):
The King of Talk Radio!
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 12):
Out of my 65-word post, you seem only to have read the first, second, sixth, and seventh words, and from them drawn a conclusion. Why is that okay?
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 12):
U.S., Iraqi troops clash in Baghdad
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 12):
What does that headline imply to you?
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 16):
I didn't think I'd have to spell it out as much as I have, but he is none other than RUSH LIMBAUGH! The man who ties half his brain behind his back just to make it fair.
20 million listerners a week, that's truly amazing!
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 18):
When I pay a bit of attention I can identify quite nicely what stories in specific he has taken and skewed around off of the National Wires and from the NNS Scripts.
|Quoting Corey07850 (Reply 3):
I don't see any other point of this post other than flamebait
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 19):
So you new who America's Real Anchor Man was all along, I have to admitt you had me fooled.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 21):
i even know a good majority of the news people in Lincoln.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 13):
because you're obviously not worth giving a lot of attention to.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 13):
now let's read the article
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 22):
I personally like Rod Fowler, but that's just me.
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 23):
Aww. Did I hurt your feelings?
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 23):
Tough. It's an honorable goal to want to defend your profession, but part of that goal is not making excuses when one of your fellow journalists makes a mistake. Instead, you seem to want to ignore the issue and take your frustration out on other posters here. That reaction doesn't present you or other journalists in a better light.
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 23):
The clear implication, since no other forces are mentioned, is that only U.S. and Iraqi troops are clashing. Since you can't "clash" on the same side, the obvious conclusion is that U.S. troops are fighting against Iraqi troops.
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 23):
Now, please try to focus and stay on topic. We are not discussing whether the first two paragraphs of the article conform to the remainder of the article. We are discussing whether the headline conforms to the article in its entirety. Does it, or does it not? If not, what is a reasonable explanation for the discongruity?
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 24):
since Sunni's don't have their own country ... they are Iraqi's ... and they are Iraqi troops.
|Quoting AndesSMF (Reply 25):
This is the first sentence of the story:
"U.S. and Iraqi troops battled Sunni insurgents..."
You might twist the meaning a bit, but AP is not calling the Sunnis 'troops', but 'insurgents'.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 26):
|Quoting AndesSMF (Reply 27):
|Quoting AndesSMF (Reply 29):
Maybe I have not understood the process where and how an AP report would get to Yahoo.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 24):
i'm telling you how AP copy works.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 26):
this is part of a process called the Inverted Pyramid style of writing.
here are some examples
Sample Headline -- MORE WOMEN GRADUATING TOPS OF CLASS
Lead In -- A recent survey says more Asian women are graduating at the top of their class than ever before.
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 24):
since Sunni's don't have their own country ... they are Iraqi's ... and they are Iraqi troops.
|Quoting DL787932ER (Reply 31):
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 32):
|Quoting STLGph (Reply 32):
and you'll still be incorrect.
|Quoting T773ER (Reply 16):
20 million listerners a week, that's truly amazing!


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The lights were shut off in the crowded auditorium after the school board left the meeting. Some people in the audience claim they heard school board President Betty Cross ordered the lights be turned off.
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