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Federal Savings Bank offices will be closed the following dates during the 2017 calendar year.
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Federal Savings Bank was established in 1890 and still offers personal service, competitive rates, and a wide array of investment options for individuals and businesses. We credit our success, in part, to our commitment to our customers, employees, and the communities we serve. Our colleagues work in an environment where teamwork, creativity and initiative is encouraged and rewarded. We offer competitive salaries, ongoing training opportunities as well as a comprehensive benefits package.
If you are interested in joining our team, please apply at any of our branches or complete this application and submit with your cover letter and resume to:
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Federal Savings Bank is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.
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Current Openings
Customer Service Representative Lead (Rochester)
Under general supervision and in accordance with established policies and procedures, the incumbent is responsible for leading branch teller and platform operations; providing support in the activities of the branch staff and approving transactions for peers in the absence of Management. They must develop and maintain knowledge of Company products and services offered in order to educate customers, promote FSB products and services to new and existing customers by engaging customers in conversation to uncover their current and future financial needs and refer customers to appropriate internal business partners as opportunities are identified. This individual must be able to model exceptional customer service skills by consistently going above and beyond in meeting customer needs. Additional responsibilities entail opening and closing the branch as needed, balancing the vault cash, the ATM machine and Dyna cash machines, opening, servicing, and maintaining customer accounts, interviewing loan applicants and accepting, processing, and closing loan applications, processing a variety of customer transactions including but not limited to: cashing checks, account deposits, account withdrawals, issuing Bank Checks, Money Orders, processing loan payments, completing wire transfers, processing stop payments and cash advance with the goal to ensure professional, courteous, and efficient service is given to our customers.
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Federal Savings Bank is an equal opportunity employer and Affirmative Action Employer. We do not discriminate in hiring, promotion, or other employment decisions on the basis of race, sex, gender identity, color, pregnancy, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, protected veteran or military status, or any other basis protected by law. Disabled applicants requiring reasonable accommodation in the application and/or interview process should notify the Human Resources Department.
*The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to do this job. The above is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties required.
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Portsmouth, NH
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Barrington, NH
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Rochester, NH
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About Federal Savings Bank
Since 1890, Federal Savings Bank has been helping people here at home reach their financial goals the old-fashioned way. The personal way. The right way.
Federal Savings Bank is a true community bank, a "mutual" bank. That means we're owned by our depositors — you and people just like you. So we really have to work hard for our customers and the community around us. Stop in and see the difference. Our staff works hard to let you know just how valuable you are to us.
Whether you bank in Dover, Barrington, Durham, Portsmouth or Rochester, we guarantee you'll get the most personal service, competitive rates, and the widest array of investment options and loan services. So while the other banks work hard for their stockholders, you can take stock in the fact that Federal Savings Bank works hard for you.
Federal Savings Bank, headquartered in Dover, New Hampshire, has served residents of the seacoast area of New Hampshire since 1890. Opened under the name of Dover Co-operative Savings Fund and Loan Association, its original meeting was held in the Cocheco Hose Company on First Street, where the Municipal Parking Lot is presently located. For over 65 years, the Bank, known as Dover Co-operative Bank and later as Dover Federal Savings and Loan Association, was housed in the Walker Block at the corner of Locust and Washington Streets. The present main office facility at 633 Central Avenue was constructed in 1972. The bank's name was changed to Federal Savings Bank in 1983 to reflect a growing customer base in areas outside of Dover.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of Federal Savings Bank is comprised of a group of established, local business people who are committed to Federal Savings Bank's mission. Many Board members can be seen in the community supporting events and area non-profit organizations. FSB Board members include: Patricia Barbour, Michael Bolduc, James Jalbert, TJ Jean, Dana C. Lynch, James J. O'Neill, Jr., James Schulte, and Janet Sylvester.
Community Gallery
Former major league baseball pitcher and current Psychology Coach for the Boston Red Sox, Bob Tewksbury, made an appearance at the Federal Savings Bank Apple Harvest Day booth. Federal Savings Bank is the proud underwriter of Apple Harvest Day, which is a fall festival produced by the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce.
Federal Savings Bank employees volunteer every year to participate in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life Walk. Over the last few years, FSB employees have raised over $15,000 for the American Cancer Society.
For over 10 years, Federal Savings Bank has participated in the United Way's Day of Caring. A group of FSB employees volunteer to help work at a deserving non-profit organization for a day. Here, a group of FSB employees help do yard work at a youth camp in Strafford.
Each year, Federal Savings Bank employees volunteer to produce an internal campaign to raise funds for the United Way. The staff picks a theme, prepares a breakfast and holds several fundraising activities throughout the year.
Federal Savings Bank partners with Seacoast Media Group and The United Way to produce the annual Spirit of the Seacoast awards. Federal Savings Bank employees serve on the committee that selects deserving volunteers in the community to receive special recognition. FSB grants each recipient a $500 grant to donate to a non-profit organization. To date, FSB has donated over $12,000 to the Spirit of the Seacoast program. In this photo, FSB Vice President, Kelly Glennon, presents a volunteer award to John Miskus, a volunteer for the Dover Adult Learning Center


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A new short film Laisuotuo was released by filmmaker Carl Houston Macmillan. He says, "This is a film about two immigrants, a Chinese shop owner in Lesotho and an African doctor in China. This 20 min film is about how stereotyping and racial profiling reduces our empathy. Cultural understanding is ever so important in our
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Although exotic white ibis and great blue herons seem almost as common as pigeons on some city streets, other birds still prefer that you expend a little energy in order to spy on them. At Castellow Hammock you can spot painted buntings, black-chinned hummingbirds, and other avians that shy away from human neighborhoods. The park also boasts excellent examples of endangered pine rockland and tropical hardwood hammocks, which no doubt draw the feathered friends there. The State of Florida recently honored the park by including it in the newly founded Great Florida Birding Trail. Hint: Ask them about guided owl walks.
James "Jimbo" Luznar opened his joint on Virginia Key, Jimbo's, a half-century ago. And there's no better place on the water to take a toot.
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We used to be where the Herald building is, but then they said our boats would have to go. So we looked at Snapper Creek, Mart Park, then we ended up on Virginia Key. It stunk sometimes, and there were mosquitoes, snakes, coons, opossums, and iguanas. It cost us a lot of money to be there, but we stayed. They've been trying to get me out of there for a long time, but now everyone all over the world knows Jimbo.
Born in Homestead, Kevin Wynn is the producer and cohost of Downtown Dade, a TV talk show that covers the arts and culture and airs on the county's government access channel. He is also the coprogrammer, with Barron Sherer, of Cinema Vortex, a nonprofit organization devoted to screening unusual, significant, and neglected film and video works. And he's the creator of Public Domain Playhouse, a continuing series of screenings he curates with Sherer.
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There are several safe, clean places where we can let Fido run off-leash in Miami-Dade. Coconut Grove has several dog-friendly parks; the Beach has some nice locations; there's a spot on Virginia Key where dogs can swim and sunbathe; but of all the canine treats in my Miami, the mac daddy of all dog parks is in Aventura. Two years ago the city, which is burgeoning with young dog-owning families, built the expansive new Veterans Park. The $600,000 two-acre expanse has a wonderful, well-kept, welcoming space. There are pooper-scooper dispensers throughout the space. There are doggy water fountains and doggy showers. And the most endearing detail: red fire hydrants. All of this greatness, of course, comes at a price: You have to live in Aventura, and show proof of residence, to gain access. It's almost reason enough to move there.
It is a dark time for Miami-Dade County's executive mayor. The evil lords on the county commission annihilated Carlos Alvarez's bold offensive to strip them of some bribe-making abilities. Then the Galactic Empire displayed the true power of the Dark Side when it crushed Alvarez in the Boundary Wars. Beaten but resolute, the good mayor fled to the outer rim of the county's suburban wasteland to regroup and complete his training. Upon his return, Alvarez successfully destroyed the Imperials' diabolical device: The Public Silencer. In time, this Obi-wan of the Swamp may finally bring balance to the county.
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The bedroom was a delight Having to wait 5 minutes for the 4th main course to arrive, why did the kitchen not hold back the other 3
The hotel was beautifully located on the cliff overlooking the gorgeous panaramic view of Le Cise bay which is completely stunning! We took the Junior suite and after a hard cycle from Honfleur we arrived to find a bottle of champagne chilling in the room which was a real treat! We enjoyed a really gourmet, fabulous dinner that evening and a tasty breakfast to stoke us up for the days cycle ahead (we were working our way from Cherbourg to Calais). The hotel room was picturesque and really modernly decorated - very aesthetic! Looking forward to a return visit! The staff were generally very nice and chatty and helpful a few though were not.
Excellent location on top of the cliffs. Nice spacious room, nicely decorated in African lodge-style, spacious bathroom with bath (also for standard room). The bed was very good. Lovely surroundings. Very quiet in the evenings and at night. Nice little garden to relax in by the hotel. Close to lovely villages like le Treport. Possibility to make nice walks up the cliffs, beach and in the forest. The excellent location and room make this hotel well worth the visit. The quality of the food in the restaurant was okay but not excellent. For the high prices you'd expect better food. Breakfast at €16 a person too expensive. No fridge or minibar in the room. No other restaurants available in Bois de Cise.
The location is beautiful and easily accessible from Calais. We were in an executive double room which was a good size with an excellent view over the sea from double glass doors. There was a balcony but it provided the only access to three rooms, so it was not private. The people next door had to walk through our bit to get into their room. They were very discreet and tried not to look into our room - but we needed to close the curtains sometimes! The decor was light and bright and the shower was great. Staff were friendly and did their best to accommodate us especially when our phone and WIFI didn't work. We arrived just as the restaurant had stopped serving lunch. People were still eating so we asked for a drink - we hadn't stopped on our journey from Calais. We were told no, as this was a restaurant not a bar. We went for a walk as our room wasn't ready, to see if we could get a drink, but there is nothing in the area. When we got back the waiter, who showed us to our room said the nearest place to get a drink was 15 minutes away. (It is actually a 5 minute drive). I speak French so he hadn't misunderstood. We asked for room service and he said he would send his colleague to us. Nobody came and the phone in our room did't work, so we went out and didn't bother with hotel services again. Reception was manned by staff doubling up jobs.
The location and view was fantastic, as was the food. In the neighbourhood there are some very nice places to visit (Ault, St. Valery and Dieppe).
It's a very well presented hotel with nice grounds There was only one member of staff on duty during the evening, and she seemed to be doing everything from serving drinks to cooking and answering the reception phone
We enjoyed the quiet and tranquility. The accomodations were simple but about what we expected. Front desk staff had very little to no English (which matched our French). Made some things a bit more difficult but not imposible.
location Very difficult to find even with sat nav
clean, comfortable, great food, good value for money
An easy to find hotel in a nice quiet location close to an attractive seaside town. Good sized room and a reasonable choice of breakfast available. If I was in the area again I would be happy to return.
Ease of access and general high standards Bar food and facilities (table height) could be better. An out of town hotel needs a restaurant
staff were excellent. Food was very good * Bath plug too small, and water ran out as fast as it ran in.For the price I would have anticipated office to be open earlier in morning.
Weird decor in room
Peaceful atmosphere No restaurant
A unique, idiosyncratic place. Full of surprises and charm. A lovely old building which has been designed internally with great imagination using old wood and found ojects. A lovely breakfast in front of a huge roaring fire. Only drawback is toilets not part of the en suite arrangements...and a little far from evening meal opportunities.
Nice Seaside Hotel with a very good restaurant.
good position on sea front Car parking impossible. Expensive food/drink
It was as expected just a basic hotel but probably a little expensive for what you get.
The hotel is located on a very beautiful place - on the beach. We had to be there at 2000 which ruined a little bit our plans (after a call we could come a little later, but still we didnt get a feeling we have the room if we would go to do our things). The room was very small. Many practical things were absent (hooks, shelfs, soap place etc). For one night is okay.
We had a good view of the sea, a good sized room/bathroom and it was clean and comfortable. Very pretty sea front location, excellent promenade for nice after dinner walks - weather permitting. Le Treport is very close if you want a more lively atmosphere. Staff were all very pleasant but the service was a bit disjointed/inconsistent. First evening we had 3 different people serving us but not sure if they communicated properly. Realised too late that we had only had 3 of our 4 courses. Breakfast arrangement was not explained to us either on arrival or on first morning - suppose everyone thought someone else had already done so - we watched the other guests the first day to see where things were. Some mornings we were offered hot milk with our breakfast coffee others we weren't so used the cold from the buffet - depended who was on duty.
Location on seafront in the nicest little seaside town in Northern France. Big rooms, recently refurbished. Make sure you get a room with a sea view.
Small typical French sea-side hotel. Seems to be family run. They don't speak much English but try to help. Room was large and clean and had an excellent bathroom. More or less what we expected for the place and price. Pity they donlt keep the room availability up to date! However, there was no problem with an alternative. The restaurant is quite expensive - almost as much as the room. Try alternatives! Also - as in so many places in France - if you are vegitarian (as my partner is) you'd better like omelettes!
Excellent restaurant. Very clean rooms, sea view. Friendly staff. Poor carpetting in reception and stairs. No lift. No shower in all rooms.
Very good bath and bathroom. great views from the window of the beach and town. Noise from other rooms, no lift in building making it difficult to carry heavy bags upstairs.
Location - right on the sea front - free parking where available We were a couple travelling with our dog (a golden rettreiver weighing 49kg). The room we got was barely bigger than a cuboard. Barly big enough for two adults let alone a dog as well. The room was on the third floor with no lift. The en-suite was a joke. Unless you were under four feet in height it was impossible to access the wash hand basin without decapitating yourself on the shelf above! The extract air vents were filty. The checkin staff were great and spoke some english - at a later time we were very rudely interogated regarding our prescence in the hotel and there was a complete lack of check out staff and could not raise any member of staff at 7.30 am when we had to keave to get our ferry


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We are in the process of buying a new house. Currently the entire house is hardwood floors. Right now we have a 3 year old and are planning on having a baby in the next year or two. I'm debating weather to carpet the bedrooms or just get rugs. What are your thoughts?
Hardwood Floors require just as much work to keep clean as carpet does. There was hardwood floors in the bedrooms in my house w/rugs and we decided to put carpets in the bedrooms because it keeps the rooms a little warmer for sleeping and for little ones if they roll out of bed, they land on something a little bit softer.
I have non carpet flooring through most of my house, mostly hardwood. I have an area rug in my living room for when my daughter starts crawling. I love the non carpet flooring because it is easier to clean up spills with. With carpeting, I have to shampoo and mopping it up is much easier and dries faster. Carpeting does keep us warmer in the winter but I like the hardwood flooring. I find it easier to maintain.
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It is designed for each of the 10 quick-hitters, each to be read in 10 seconds or less. Here are the 10 from Saturday's 41-31 loss to West Virginia.
1. Keeping containment
When West Virginia's Tavon Austin went 80 yards around the right end on a reverse in the second quarter, it caught Rutgers shifted to the other side. Containment was also lost by defensive end Jamil Merrell, who crashed to the middle and left the side open.
2. Catching and blocking
WVU's receivers are known for their abilities to make plays down the field, but not how they did against Rutgers. WVU's receivers continuously did a phenomenal job blocking down the field, which allowed several big runs.
3. Forst at right guard
Art Forst started against at right guard, and he spent the game there as Betim Bujari was out with a left foot/ankle injury and Antwan Lowery was not used.
4. Speed kills
Several times a Rutgers defender shot a gap and was in West Virginia's backfield, but Austin's speed on reverses was too much to contend with. Although a Scarlet Knight was in position to make a tackle for a big loss, several times Austin got past him with his speed.
5. Freshman decisions
Rutgers quarterback Gary Nova continued to make what, at this time, are termed freshman mistakes. A classic one came midway through the third quarter when he scrambled right and tried to throw a 5-yard pass between two defenders on the sideline on a third-and-7. Even if completed, it would have created a fourth-and-2, but the ball was intercepted.
6. Osei, did you see?
When left guard Desmond Wynn went down with a leg injury in the second half, former starting center David Osei play in his place. The athletic Osei could give another dimension to the position because of his ability to pull.
7. Jamison by Stapleton
When running back Jawan Jamison went around the right side on an 18-yard scoring run late in the second quarter, backup right tackle Desmond Stapleton led the way with a huge block to free the play.
8. Fake folly
Brandon Coleman was open when Rutgers faked a field goal in the fourth quarter, but holder Patrick Kivlehan's throw was late and also floated, which allowed a WVU defensive back time to recover and break up the play.
9. Where's the ball
Rutgers basically gifted WVU a touchdown on Stedman Bailey's 19-yard catch midway through the third quarter when cornerback Brandon Jones turned around late and batted what would have been an incomplete pass into Bailey's hands.
10. Running on empty
Rutgers had success running the ball much of the game, but when WVU took a 34-31 lead late in the fourth quarter, the Scarlet Knights went with two straight pass calls, the second of which Nova fumbled and WVU recovered.


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Accidents Will Happen
The scene: A brand new 12-inch PowerBook and a latte without a lid sitting together on a coffee shop table. The table had three legs instead of the usual four, and there was a 10-month old Schnoodle puppy tied to one of those legs. You know where this is going: The Schnoodle saw something in the distance and lunged for it. In the split second before I could hit the power button, the latte spilled all over the PowerBook, frying the LCD, voltage inverter and motherboard.
Lesson learned: I now maintain a beverage-free zone of at least 12 inches around my Mac.
--Dan Bryk
I normally carry my MacBook inside my school bag wherever I go. But one day, I put my school bag on the passenger seat of my car, then set my MacBook on top of it. About a mile down the road, I came around a corner to see another car coming at me in my lane of the road. I quickly swerved and wound up going down into a sandy ditch, flipping my car over twice.
After I crawled out and regained my senses, I found my MacBook had been thrown through the window a good distance away. It was dirty, scratched up, but when I opened the lid and turned it on, it still worked perfectly. In fact, my fiancee is still using that MacBook, while I have a nice new MacBook Pro.
Lesson learned: When I'm driving with my Mac, I secure it safely, inside its bag, before I go anywhere.
--Eric Musgrove
I once dropped my MacBook Pro--nestled in a padded laptop bag--onto a concrete floor while trying to unlock a door. The display backlight was destroyed, and it didn't make economic sense to replace it, so I had to buy a new computer.
Lesson learned: I now carry my MacBook Pro in a well-padded wheeled bag; I can't drop it because it's already on the ground. The bag cost $210, but that's a bargain compared to the cost of a new Mac.
--Steven Carter
I've lost three iPods. I left one on a bus between terminals at a Philadelphia airport. Another I left in the seatback pocket of a US Airways plane. The third I left plugged into a wall outlet at a Boston airport gate. It was a 5:00 a.m. flight, and I was simply too tired to remember it when the boarding announcement jolted me up.
Lesson learned: I no longer buy Apple mobile devices. Go with run of the mill stuff instead.
--Alan Capewell
This story, "The Portable Office: Travel Terrors" was originally published by Macworld.


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|Re: ODF-> PDF (was: [odfdom-dev] Status of the Simple Java API for ODF and ODFDOM - 08/10/2011)
|Tue, 23 Aug 2011 15:24:05 GMT
On Aug 22, 2011, at 11:52 PM, Jeremias Maerki wrote: > Some hopefully useful comments inline below... (a little late since I've > only just joined the mailing list now) Not late at all. Some of us are just starting with the ODF Toolkit. Yegor and I have done quite a bit of work in Apache POi with PPT / PPTX rendering. Our main use is from PS. We comment our PS with layout information. It is not a general format it is from a proprietary layout system that I have developed and maintained for over 30 years - originally inspired by references to TeK, Metafont, XICS, and Interpress (Knuth on one side and Warnock on the other.) At quick glance there is a good fit with the Intermediate format. I'd like to checkout the Knuth line breaking algorithm. This is something critical that MS has never understood. For example centering a title that is just a little too wide for the width. In a Knuth based scoring system you would split near the middle and in PPT you break at the first spot that works. I'll introduce more fully later. Regards, Dave > > On 16.08.2011 03:14:05 Biao Han wrote: >> >> >> FYI. About an ODF->PDF convertor contribution. >> >> Regards >> >> Biao Han (Devin) >> SOA Standards Growth, Emerging Technology Institute(ETI), IBM China >> Software Development Laboratory >> Tel:(86-10)82450541 >> Email: email@example.com >> Address: 3/F Ring Building, No.28 Building, Zhong Guan Cun Software Park, >> No. 8 Dong Bei Wang West Road, ShangDi, Haidian District, Beijing, >> P.R.C.100193 >> ----- Forwarded by Biao Han/China/IBM on 2011-08-16 09:13 ----- >> >> From: Biao Han/China/IBM >> To: Angelo zerr <email@example.com> >> Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com >> Date: 2011-08-12 17:41 >> Subject: Re: [odfdom-dev] Status of the Simple Java API for ODF and >> ODFDOM - 08/10/2011 >> >> >> Angelo zerr <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote on 2011-08-12 17:26:24: >> >>> From: Angelo zerr <email@example.com> >>> To: Biao Han/China/IBM@IBMCN >>> Cc: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, >>> email@example.com, email@example.com >>> Date: 2011-08-12 17:27 >>> Subject: Re: [odfdom-dev] Status of the Simple Java API for ODF and >>> ODFDOM - 08/10/2011 >>> >>> Hi Biao, >> >>> >>> Thanks for your contribution intention. But we found iText uses the >>> AGPL license: http://itextpdf.com/terms-of-use/index.php >>> So it would be difficult to use that in an Apache 2.0 licensed project. >>> >>> Yes I thought that. That's very shame -( >>> >>> >>> Do you have plan to supply a version using PDFBox pr FOP? Both of >>> them will be OK for Apache 2.0 license. >>> And as far as I know, PDFBox may be easier. Its API is similar with >> iText. >>> >>> XDocReport uses iText because ODT->PDF processes like this : >>> >>> 1) load ODT with ODFDOM >>> 2) visit ODFDOM and generate iText structure PDF per ODFDOM structure >>> >>> Problem with FOP is that you must have XML FO to generate PDF. I >>> have tried to do that (without ODFDOM) with XSL-FO, but performance >>> are very bad (even with XSLT cache, use xsl:key to cache compute of >>> styles....). Perhaps it's possible to use FOP with pur Java (without >>> XML FO) but I have not found samples. > > Generating XSL-FO from ODF is certainly something that has some benefit > on its own. But I wouldn't recommend to use XSL-FO when the goal is to > convert ODF to PDF. > > But something else (as you suspected): Apache FOP has its own PDF > library which is highly optimized for writing PDFs with very little > memory consumption. It is also rather fast. And you don't need to use > XSL-FO. In contrast to Apache PDFBox, Apache FOP has a Graphics2D/Java2D > implementation (PDFGraphics2D and PDFDocumentGraphics2D) that can make > generating PDFs easier. The downside is that the PDF library itself is > not separately documented and you'd have to look into FOP's source code > for hints on how to use it. I can help with pointers if desired. For now, > I can recommend looking at PDFDocumentGraphics2D for hints on how to > create a PDF document with FOP's PDF library from scratch: > http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/xmlgraphics/fop/trunk/src/java/org/apache/fop/svg/PDFDocumentGraphics2D.java?view=markup > > And then I'd like to point out another possible direction, one that > would allow you not only to generate PDF but actually all of FOP's > supported output formats (PDF, PostScript, AFP, PNG/TIFF, PCL, SVG > etc.). FOP has this so-called Intermediate Format (IF) which is a > low-level representation of a set of rendered pages (i.e. after layout!). > The set of instructions is relatively easy and can be produced via Java > calls or an XML stream. I've attached a sample file that shows the IF > format in XML representation. Some information on the format is found > here: > http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/1.0/intermediate.html#usage-if > > The obvious advantage of using XSL-FO is that you don't have to write > your own layout engine for line breaking and stuff. But ODF also doesn't > map 1:1 to XSL-FO (page headers and footers work differently, for > example). The underlying concepts simply don't match. > > With Graphics2D or FOP's IF format, you'll need at least some kind basic > layout engine to do line and page breaking, footnote handling etc. I > don't know how much of that iText took from you. And I don't know if > PDFBox could match iText in the layout department. And FOP's layout > engine is too FO-oriented to be any useful, except maybe for the basic > implementation of the Knuth line breaking algorithm was is abstracted to > a reasonable level. > > Just pointing out possible routes. Obviously, you'll have to decide > which one fits best. > >>> For PDFBox, I have never used. Do you think this library manage the >>> same thing than iText (Table, table row, images widget...) and with >>> the same peformance? I must study it to see if it's possible to >>> implement a new converter with PDFBox. >> Please reference the cookbook >> http://pdfbox.apache.org/userguide/cookbook.html >> Or we can request help from their user mail list >> http://pdfbox.apache.org/mail-lists.html#users >>> >>> Thank a lot for your information;, >>> >>> Regards Angelo >>> >>> Whatever, thank you for your eager contribution intention! >>> >>> >>>> >>>> Regards Angelo >>>> >>> >>>> 2011/8/10 Biao Han <email@example.com> >>>> (We should send this to project mailing list, but we don't have one >>>> yet. so sorry for interrupt those guys in incubator general mailing >> list) >>>> >>>> ODF Toolkit move to Apache >>>> 1. SVN account has been created and is now available for use. We >>>> will discuss and start the code move after mail lists are ready; >>>> 2. The first board meeting is scheduled for Wed, 17 August 2011, 10 >>>> am Pacific. We have submitted a quarterly board report to here. >>>> 3. As we have been an Apache incubator project, so we will discuss >>>> and release ODF Toolkit in the new community. The original release >>>> plan have to be cancelled. >>>> >>>> Simple ODF >>>> 1. Reviewed and pushed a bug about TextProperties (#bug 357). >>>> 2. Reviewed and pushed three unit test coverage enhancement patches >>>> (#bug 241) . >>>> 3. The downloads of Simple ODF 0.6.5 has been to 204. This number >>>> equals with Simple ODF 0.4. But version 0.4 uses more 6 months get >>>> it, while version 0.6.5 uses only 40 days. >>>> >>>> ODFDOM >>>> 1. Working on data signature. There are two issues caused by >>>> OpenOffice block the process. >>>> (1) OpenOffice.org generate a Namespace unaware signature document. >>>> ODFDOM loads it fails. >>>> (2) OpenOffice.org creates multiple X509Certificates instead of the >>>> correct certification chain under ds:KeyInfo. >>>> see also: >>>> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39657 (ds namespace in >>>> LibreOffice) >>>> http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=107864 (ds namespace in >> OOo) >>>> http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=66276 (multiple >>>> X509Certificate in OOo) >>>> http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=108286 >>>> We have to supply two modes to fix it. One follows ODF >>>> specification, the other follows Open Office. The question is which >>>> is the default? >>>> 2. A new user: XDocReport uses ODFDOM to load and manipulate ODF >>>> document. It's Java API to merge XML document created with MS Office >>>> (docx) or OpenOffice (odt), LibreOffice (odt) with a Java model to >>>> generate report and convert it if you need to another format (PDF, >>> XHTML...). >>>> Regards >>>> >>>> Biao Han (Devin) >>>> SOA Standards Growth, Emerging Technology Institute(ETI), IBM China >>>> Software Development Laboratory >>>> Tel:(86-10)82450541 >>>> Email: firstname.lastname@example.com >>>> Address: 3/F Ring Building, No.28 Building, Zhong Guan Cun Software >>>> Park, No. 8 Dong Bei Wang West Road, ShangDi, Haidian District, >>>> Beijing, P.R.C.100193 > > > > > Jeremias Maerki
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ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- More people die from preventable blood clots than from breast cancer, AIDS, and traffic accidents combined. And chances are you're at risk since about 900-thousand people get them every year in the US. Researchers are now taking new measures to evaluate your risk of developing potentially deadly blood clots.
The Flecks love Disney, but this isn't a vacation. They're in a waiting area of the hospital where Jason experienced some of his darkest days. It's where he was treated for potentially deadly blood clotting and cancer. "I also had non-Hodgkin's lymphoma as well. One of the nurses had said to me, had I not come in when I did, I may not have made it another day," Jason Flecks, told Ivanhoe.
Jason stumbled onto the bad news when he fell off a trampoline at a kid's birthday party. "I went to see an orthopedic doctor who said there's nothing wrong with your leg, but you may have blood clotting," said Flecks.
"It's the number one reason why you might die in a hospital," Florida Hospital Doctor John Francis, told Ivanhoe. And not even know you were in danger. Researchers are working on a new test to solve that mystery. It offers a full picture of how your blood cells and proteins work together to form a clot.
"We're measuring the production in the blood of an enzyme called Thrombin. It's really the key—too little, you bleed, too much, you clot," explained Doctor Francis.
The goal is to eliminate preventable complications, so at-risk patients like Jason can plan family vacations for years to come.
Jason didn't know he had the genetic blood clotting disorder until the trampoline accident. So far, knock on wood, his cancer is in remission.
Researchers are hoping to launch clinical trials for the blood clotting diagnostic test by 2014.
John Francis, Ph.D., Director of the Florida Hospital Center for Thrombosis Research, talks about a new method for diagnosing blood clots.
Can tell me a little bit about the diagnostic test you created?
Dr. Francis: Well first of all, let me set the scene by saying that thrombosis or blood clots are the number one cause of death in the United States. Many heart attacks are blood clots; 80% of strokes are blood clots; it could the first sign of a developing cancer; it is a common cause of death in cancer; and it could be a complication of cancer treatment. Overall, it is a very important problem in the medical field. Now, we have a lot of diagnostic tests to determine whether someone is likely to bleed; for example, after a surgery, but we don't have a very good way to predict who is likely to develop a blood clot. We have many tests that can measure little pieces of the blood clotting system; it is a very complicated system in the blood; dozens of different proteins interact to cause a blood clot or prevent a blood clot. And we can measure all of these different little pieces, but that is kind of like taking a snapshot in time. It does not really tell us anything about the risk of an individual patient developing a blood clot and that is really why we have attempted to look at the whole blood clotting system in a different way and develop this test.
So you can look at now all of it at once?
Dr. Francis: Correct, we are actually looking at all of the blood clotting system at once, and more importantly, we are looking at it in whole blood. Conventionally, most coagulation laboratories like ours even, that measure different pieces of the blood clotting system, do so in blood plasma. In other words, we separate the red blood cells from the plasma and we test the plasma. But that is not how our blood flows around our body. Looking at it in whole blood is a more physiological way, in other words, nearer the situation that exists in an individual patient and I think it is going to give us, in the long run, better results.
If I may I ask, why hasn't this been done before? It seems so logical.
Dr. Francis: You are absolutely right. It is a very logical way to do it and people have tried to do it before, but there has been some technical problems with doing it and one of the things that we manage to do in our laboratory is overcome those technical limitations and we have been able to get a US patent on the technology that we have developed because of that.
In the most layman's terms, what is it that makes your test successful versus the ones that have not been successful in the past?
Dr. Francis: What we are doing is we are measuring the production in the blood of an enzyme called thrombin. Thrombin is really the end result of the whole blood clotting system. Many clotting proteins interact with one another in a complicated way, but the net result is the production of this enzyme called thrombin. Now, why that is important is if you make too much thrombin, you are likely to cause a blood clot. If you do not make enough thrombin, you are more likely to bleed. So, what this test does is measure the generation of this enzyme thrombin in whole blood using some fluorescent technology and that has overcome some of the limitations that other investigators and researchers in the past have run up against.
Who would this test be appropriate for?
Dr. Francis: Really any patient that is at risk of a blood clot. This includes, for example, many cancer patients. Most types of cancer increase the risk of a blood clot. So any cancer patient undergoing treatment, for example, particularly cancers like pancreatic, lung, brain; those kinds of cancers are much more likely to produce blood clots. These patients would probably benefit from the new test particularly while they are undergoing treatment Cancer treatment itself increases the risk of having a blood clot and it would be extremely useful to be able to predict, which patients are more likely to be at greater risk of having a blood clot so that we can intervene, possibly with some anti-clotting treatment to prevent that from happening. Also, any patients that have a family history of a blood clot could benefit from a test like this.
Is there any proof of performance; comparing the results of this diagnostic test versus the current standard?
Dr. Francis: That is a great question and that is exactly where we are going with this test right now. Before we can really use it in the ways that we hope to use it, and the ways that I have described, we have to do those exact trials that you have described. We have to compare it to some of the tests that we can do now to see if it gives us some added value and that is exactly where our clinical trials will take us over the next couple of years.
Do you have any details on the clinical trial, like when it is starting or how many patients or anything or is it still too early?
Dr. Francis: It is still a little early for that. We still have to identify the patient populations that will perhaps most benefit from this kind of test and set those up and look for some funding, for those trials, but we anticipate that that should happen in the next 12 to 18 months.
How frustrating is it to get the funding? I know that for researchers, my husband is a scientist, it has always been challenging, but it seems like it is more challenging now, is that the case?
Dr. Francis: Oh certainly, it is much more challenging than it was even five or ten years ago to get funding. It is particularly challenging to get federal funding. Those budgets have constricted dramatically over the last few years. Our laboratory has been very successful in attracting commercial funding from drug companies and from companies that make diagnostic reagents and instrumentation. And quite frankly that is where we are going to look for this kind of funding. We probably won't look to federal sources. We will look to commercial sources to fund this kind of work.
Why is it important to hand the money over for this type of research?
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This is really going to make a difference in saving lives?
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Many people actually get these blood clots every year and they are still called the silent killer, why is that?
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UnrepentantLiberal (11,700 posts)
Obama Picks Sides on Tar Sands: TransCanada Wins. Earth, Everyone Else Loses
By Mijin Cha
Common Dreams
March 22, 2012
A lesson in how not to reduce gas prices: the White House is backing TransCanadas bid to build the southern portion of the controversial pipeline Keystone XL pipeline. The section to be built will run from Cushing, Oklahoma to Texas and carry crude oil pumped in the Midwest to refineries in Texas and be completed by late 2013so it will have virtually no impact on the current high gas prices.
Nor is there any evidence that it will have any impact on future gas prices. As weve highlighted continually, there is no guarantee that any of this refined oil will stay in the U.S. In fact, most likely, Keystone will be an export pipeline that will send oil to whoever pays the most for it, like India or China. Building the southern part of it certainly sets the stage for the full pipeline to be built. TransCanada says it will reapply for the cross-border permit soon and the decision to reapply has been welcomed by the White House.
President Obamas move may be an attempt to fight back against Republican criticism but in doing so, he is sending a signal to environmentalist that despite his rhetoric on clean energy, it really is business as usual and dirty fossil fuels will continue to receive support and preference. On the issue of Keystone, there is no middle ground. The negative environmental and economic consequences outweigh any gains. The construction of the pipeline http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/globallaborinstitute/research/upload/GLI_KeystoneXL_Reportpdf.pdf&pli=1" target="_blank">will not create permanent jobs. The portions already built have spilled tens of thousands of gallons of oil. Tar sands spills on the Kalamazoo River http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/globallaborinstitute/research/upload/GLI_Impact-of-Tar-Sands-Pipeline-Spills.pdf" target="_blank">cost over $700 million to clean up, not to mention the impact on residents health and the local economy.
Cornells Global Labor Institute has released two excellent reports on the pipeline that further detail the damage the pipeline could bring. The first definitively debunks TransCanadas hyper-inflated jobs number, as well as the claims that the pipeline will be an economic boost to local areas. The most recent report looks at the impact of tar sands spills on local economies. The report highlights the strong evidence that tar sands oil pipelines have more spills that conventional crude oil pipelines. It also points out that agricultural and rangeland comprises nearly 80 percent of the land affected by the pipeline. Pipeline spills would not only cause severe economic damage to the actual land but begin to impact our food chain.
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Thu Mar 22, 2012, 06:59 AM
OKNancy (39,535 posts)
1. the southern portion has nothing to do with
tar sands etc. I suppose the author is thinking it's a "slippery slope", but the southern portion was never what raised environmental objections. Where were these people when the eight other pipelines were built out of Cushing?
We still need oil. Oil is backed up in Cushing. This oil is for domestic consumption and the world market.
I don't see a darn thing wrong with building it. Seems to me it's just another fake argument that is used by the right and the Obama haters on the left.
Response to OKNancy (Reply #1)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:14 AM
rfranklin (13,200 posts)
2. Perhaps their are some people (not Republicans) who are truly concerned and...
know that we have been lied to repeatedly by oil companies about the safety of their operations. (Remember BP with their happy little green plant logo?)
Response to rfranklin (Reply #2)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:27 AM
OKNancy (39,535 posts)
3. concern is warranted
but not over-reaction. I don't know of any spills related to all the other pipelines out of Cushing.
I would think that a look at those statistics would give a clearer picture. Ocean drilling and land-based pipelines are two different things. The first US pipeline was built over 100 years ago. It's not a new technology.
Response to OKNancy (Reply #3)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:39 AM
UnrepentantLiberal (11,700 posts)
4. Just a wee section of the pipeline. Nothing to see here.
He's already signaled that he will give the rest of the pipeline the go ahead. You're running interference for him.
Nothing wrong with having this as a job, but I do wonder how many Democratic operatives post here. (Ha, as I type this Obama is on TV promoting expediting the pipeline.)
Response to UnrepentantLiberal (Reply #4)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:44 AM
OKNancy (39,535 posts)
5. lol - so anyone who offers support
is a paid operative? I wish. I could use the money to augment my Social Security.
I live in fucking Tulsa Oklahoma with my house painter husband.
When one has no response, it's always a good tactic to question motives.
Response to OKNancy (Reply #5)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 08:12 AM
UnrepentantLiberal (11,700 posts)
6. Mmmm Hmmm. Wink wink. Nudge nudge.
Say no more.
Response to UnrepentantLiberal (Reply #6)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 08:24 AM
OKNancy (39,535 posts)
7. whatever
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Thu Mar 22, 2012, 11:04 AM
UnrepentantLiberal (11,700 posts)
9. I was joking.
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Edited to add that the post above should not have been hidden. I didn't alert on it. I actually agreed with it. (And I thought it was funny.)
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Thu Mar 22, 2012, 02:09 PM
Yerkov Markakis (6 posts)
11. Source:
That 75000 to 200000 birds killed each year in the US is actually estimated to be 75000 to 275000 birds killed per year and the source is the American Bird Conservancy. Do the math and imagine the bird holocaust that is occurring worldwide due to windmills and the greedy bastards who are persuing wind profits and freebies by way of government subsidies.
Response to Yerkov Markakis (Reply #11)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 03:06 PM
Ian David (69,059 posts)
12. There are ways to protect birds from windmills. There are no ways to protect them from acid rain. nt
Response to Yerkov Markakis (Reply #11)
Thu Mar 22, 2012, 07:08 PM
UnrepentantLiberal (11,700 posts)
13. Waa waa what the fuck?
You bird murderers!
Is this Andy Breitbart's ghost?


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Baro's tweet:(trans by Madelyn Gan)
@SANDEUL920320 @B1A4_gongchan @B1A4_JINYOUNG Lee Sandeul betrayer!! Lee Sandeul betrayer!! Lee Sandeul betrayer!!"
CNU's tweet: (trans by Tan Bing See)
@BARO920905 @SANDEUL920320 @B1A4_gongchan @B1A4_JINYOUNG what are you guys doing without me?" (he pointed at the rest of the members)
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@B1A4_CNU the center of all these consequences is Sandeul
Sandeul's tweet: (trans by Tan Bing See)
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CNU's tweet: (trans by Jam Martinez)
Gongchan's tweet: (trans by Tan Bing See)
@B1A4_CNU Inspector Shin (CNU), you were wrong, it's supposed to be
**which means Sandeul is the center of Baro & Gongchan.. what is this kind of love triangle? XD
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|Size: L
|Color: Black
|Country of Origin (subject to change): China
Product Description
Women's Knit Shirt, Moisture Management, Short Sleeve, Double Ridge Collar, Fabric Cotton/Wickable Poly, Size L, Color Black, Package Quantity 1


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