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SATURDAY, December 14, 1872.The House was calsed to order at 9 a. m. by the SPEAKER, and prayer was offered by Rev. H. R. Naylor, pastor of Meridian street M. E. Church.
Mr. SATTERWHITE, from the Committee on Banks, returned Mr. Givan's bill [H. R. 60] to provide for the assessment and collection of taxes on the capital stock and shares of stock in all banks and associations doing banking business in the State, etc., reporting that the matter of the bill is embraced in a bill that has already passed the house, (the bill to provide for the uniform assignment and collection of taxes reported from the Committee on Ways and Means.) and therefore he recommended its indefinite postponement.
Mr. GIVAN hoped the report would not be concurred in. The general tax law made no provision for the manner in which national banks should be taxed. The law was merely silent upon the subject, and only permitted them to be taxed.
The report of the Committee was not concurred in, and the bill ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. HEDRICK, from the Committee on Rights and Privileges, reported back Mr. Barrett's bill [H. R. 82] to repeal the fish protection law, with the recommendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
The SPEAKER. That matter has already been once indefinitely postponed.
On a motion of Mr. RICHARDSON, the report was laid on the table.
Mr. HEDRICK returned Mr. Gifford's bill [H. R. 227], providing for the payment to Township Trustees of all moneys collected for general or special purposes, except such as are collected for State and county revenue, with an amendment, adding to the title these words: "and declaring an emergency."
The SPEAKER. You can't amend the title till after the bill has passed. Send the papers back for correction of the report.
Mr. HEDRICK immediately returned the bill by the messenger with his report corrected by the erasure of the titular amendment, leaving in the report simply the recommendation for the passage of the bill.
The report was concurred in and the bill ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. OGDEN, from the Committee on Corporations, returned the bill [S. 3], to amend section 4 of the act concerning the organization and perpetuity of voluntary associations, and repealing the acts of 1855 and February 12, 1867, recommending passage. It was passed to the third reading.
Mr. GIFFORD, from the Committee on Cities and Towns, returned Mr. Peed's bill [H. R. 185] to legalize the acts of the Board of Trustees of the town of Huntersburg, in Dubois county, and all other towns of the State similarly situated in regard to the legality of assessments for school and other purposes, with a recommendation that it pass. It was ordered to be engrossed.
page: 286[View Page 286]THE CARROLL COUNTX CASE--JOSEPH A. SIMS
Mr. RICHARDSON, from the special committee on that subject, reported the following:
The committlee to whom was referred the investigation of the disposition of certain moneys alleged to have been collected upon judgments obtained in the Carroll Circuit Court on the relation of John D. Evans, Auditor of State, against Joseph Evans, and William Dunible, executors of Samuel Gaines, late of Carroll county, Indiana, begs leave to report: That Joseph A. Sims came in person and upon his oath testified that he had been employed upon a written contract with T. B. McCarty, Auditor of State, G. W. Hoss, Superintendent of Public Instruction, together with Barnabas Hobbs, also Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Indiana; and that as such attorney he instituted the suit above named, prosecuted the same to judgments amounting to $11,199, and collected the same--paying into the Treasury $700, retaining the remainder $10,399, for his services as attorney in the above suits, and which he claims in accordance with the provisions of the contract aforesaid. And we further state that the records of the Court in Carroll county, together with the statements of other witnesses, and the receipts given by Joseph A. Sims to William Dumble upon the receipt of the mouey, all corroborate the statement of Joseph A. Sims.
Your committee being of the opinion that the validity of the contract upon which said money was obtained, as well also as whether the officers of State transcended their powers in entering into the contract with Sims, are questions to be determined by legal tribunals only; therefore, your committee would present herewith a record of the evidence, together with a copy of the contract aforesaid, and recommend the adoption of the accompanying resolution on the partof the House of Representatives--requesting for themselves to be discharged, etc.
Resolved, That the Attorney General of the State be, and he is hereby, requested to make all necessary investigations as to the legality of the disposition of the money collected upon the judgments obtained in the Carroll County Common Pleas Court on the relation of John D. Evans vs. Joseph Evans and William Bumble, executioners of Samuel Grimes, late of Carroll county, deceased; and if in his opinion the money retained by Joseph A. Sims can be recovered, or any considerable portion of it, either from Sims or from the parties in contract with said Sims for the collection of said money, that the said Attorney General, by and with the advice and consent of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary of the Stave and the Governor, shall institute suit for the recovery of the same. The report was concurred in and the resolution adopted.
Mr. KING, in behalf of the Committee on Railroads, returned Mr. Isenhower's bill [H. R. 117] supplemental to the act of May 12, 1869, to authorize aid in the construction of railroads by counties and townships taking stock therein, etc., recommending that it be laid on the table, and that the following be substituted therefor, viz.: A bill [H. R. 235] supplemental to the act to authorize aid in the construction of railroads, etc., approved May 12, 1869: which was read the first time.
Mr. THOMPSON, of Elkhart, suggested that the bill be laid aside for the consideration of the similar bill from the Senate--the bill [S. 25] which is now on the third reading.
On motion of Mr. PEEP, the substitute bill [H. R. 235] was laid on the table.
The bill [S. 25] to refund money raised by taxation for railroads to the tax payers, to require railroad companies to issue certificates of stock to the counties and townships for such aid, and to issue certificates for unclaimed stock subscribed and paid under the provisions of act of May 12, 1869, was then taken up and read the third time. (The unclaimed stock to go to the local school fundsuch certificates to be issued to the townships in proportion to their number of school children from 6 to 21 years.)
Mr. SHIRLEY submitted an amendment to the seventh section, inserting a clause to this effect: "The stock so issued being involuntary, no personal liability shall follow to the holders thereof for any debt contracted by the said railroad companies."
Mr. PEED. There is no occasion for the amendment. This act compels no party to take these certificates. Where there is danger let the parties refuse to take it.
Mr. LENFESTY had been opposing this bill till this amendment was offered. It is very important. Gentlemen know, that when a railroad has contracted for labor, every stockholder becomes liable for that labor after the assets of the railroad have been expended. By accepting these certificates every farmer in the country may become a stockholder, and if a stockholder is liable for the debts of the road, he becomes liable to the workmen thereon to the extent of all he possesses. Now, this amendment provides against that liability.
The amendment was adopted.
On motion of Mr. PEED, the bill was considered as engrossed and the bill, as amended, was read the third time and finally passed the House of Representatives.
On motion of Mr. THOMPSON, of Elkhart, the matter just laid on the table, viz.: the committee bill [H.R. 235] supplemental to the act to authorize counties and twonships to aid in the construction of railroads, etc., approved may 12, 1869, was taken up and (there being had a suspension of the constitutional restriction,) the bill was carried through the readings and passed the House of Representatives--yeas, 70; nays, 0.
[This bill provides that in cases where money has been collected by tax for county or township aid to railroads, and has remained in the treasury unclaimed two years, it shall be redistributed to the tax- page: 287[View Page 287]payers in the proportion in which it was collected--provided that the County Commissioners or Township Trustees may determine to cover the same into the general fund of the county or township, as the case may be, in which case the tax-payers from whom the money was collected shall have credit for such amounts as are paid by them in the collection of future taxes.]
Messrs. Riggs, Lenfesty, Hedrick and Cobb, from the Committee on Claims, severally reported for allowance of claims, to wit: The claim of James N. Kimball for $250, on account of legal services; the claim of Henry Colman, for $15; the claim of the Sunday Post publishers, for $780 95; the claim of E. B. Beauchamp, for 108--reduced to $81; the claim of C. W. Wrightson, for $40; the claim of W. P. & E. P. Gallup, for $112; the claim of the Jefferson Railroad Company, $65 55, which claims, as recommended, were severally allowed, and referref to the Committee on Ways and Means, with instructions that they be incorporated into the specific appropriation bill.
Mr. COBB returned the claim of Barber and Jacobs for $2,800 for legal services, recommending that it be allowed and incorporated into the specific bill; but objection being made, it was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. OFFUTT submitted a motion to reconsider the vote on which the House adopted the report of the Committee on Claims reducing the claim of Jonathan W. Gordon, to $250, desiring to recommit the report so that Mr. Gordon can be heard before the committee.
The report was withdrawn by unanimous consent.
Mr. HELLER submitted a resolution that the Senate be requested to take up Mr. Wilson of Ripley's per diem and mileage bill, and finally dispose of the same.
The SPEAKER. It is against the rules--can't be entertained.
Mr. OFFUTT moved to reconsider the vote by which Mr. Edwards of Lawrence's bill [H. R. 95] repealing the act authorizing counties and townships to vote aid for railroads, was made the special order for Wednesday.
The motion was agreed to.
And then, on the motion of Mr. KING, it was made the special order for Monday afternoon.
Mr. COBB moved that when the House adjourns it will be till two o'clock Monday p. m.
It was agreed to.
The SPEAKER took up the call of the counties and districts for--
Mr. HELLER introduced a bill [H. R. 236] to provide for the taking of the sense of the qualified voters for the call of a convention to alter or amend the Constitution of the State (at the general election of 1874).
It was referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
Mr. WESNER introduced a bill [H. R. 237] to amend section 19 of the act of 1854, prescribing the powers and duties of Justices of the Peace (proposing to authorize Justices of the Peace to imprison for non-payment of fines).
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. WESNER introduced a bill [H. R. 238] to amend section 19 of the act of May 12, 1862, regulating descents and the apportionment of estates (if the assets of the deceased husband do not exceed $1,000 it shall go without administration, etc.).
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. MARTIN introduced a bill [H. R. 239] to prevent the establishment of slaughter houses, etc., by which running water is made impure or corrupt within the distance of four miles.
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. MILLER submitted a resolution, which was adopted, that the Committee on Railroads be requested to inquire and report what legislation is necessary to protect property from fire communicated by sparks from locomotives.
Mr. ELLSWORTH presented a temperance petition.
Mr. SHUTT presented a claim, and (under the rules) they were referred without reading.
Mr. CLARK presented the petition of sundry voters and citizens for a stringent temperance law.
Mr. OFFUT submitted a resolution directing the principal clerk, doorkeeper and chairmen of the various committees of the House to report the number of employes under them, together with a statement of their duties and the necessity of their continued employment--the report to be made at 2 p. m. Monday. It was adopted.
Mr. COBB submitted a resolution authorizing mernbers to retain the statutes held by them during the coming regular session. It was adopted.
Mr. WOOLLEN moved to reconsider the vote by which his County Bonds bill No. 10 was referred, with instructions, to the page: 288[View Page 288]Committee on Education, so that the instructions might be amended by changing the "two-thirds" to a "majority of the free holders."
The SPEAKER. Write out your instructions and give them to the Committee on Education.
Mr. WOOLLEN, I will do so by the consent of the House.
Mr. WOOLLEN. I move to take from the table the resolution to provide for raising a committee to inquire into the matter of re-circuiting and re-districting the State for judicial purposes.
The resolution was sought for, but not found, by the Clerk.
The SPEAKER. The resolution cannot be found, so the matter will be passed over for the present.
Mr. CLAYPOOL introduced a bill [H. R. 241] to give security to persons who contract with railroads and other incorporated companies fur labor in grading, building, building embankments, making excavations, or bridge and trusael work. (It gives a lien on such works, on the materials furnished and on the interest of the railroad company in the land on which the labor has been performed.)
It was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. WOOLLEN introduced a bill [H. R. 242] concerning promissory notes payable in banks. [All persons who place their names on the back of promissory notes in bank shall be deemed endorsers, and not otherwise.]
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. TROUTMAN submitted a preamble and resolution, reciting that the national banking system does not afford an adequate circulating medium, and that public propriety required legislation for remedy; and therefore requesting the Judiciary Committee to inquire what legislation is necessary to establish a banking system similar to the national banking system.
On motion of Mr. MILLER, it was laid on the table.
Mr. TEETER introduced a bill [H. R. 243] to repeal the act of February 26, 1857, to provide for the protection of wild game and define the time in which the same may be taken and killed, and to repeal the amendatory act of March 11, 1867.
It was referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. PEED introduced a bill [H. R. 244] to amend section 10 of the act of March, 6, 1865, to provide for a general system of common schools.
It was referred to the Committee on Education.
Mr. JOHNSON introduced a bill [H. R. 245] to provide for the paroling of prisoners who may be confined in the county jails for the non-payment of fines which may have been adjudged against them for any public offense against the penal laws of the State. (The Governor may grant leave of absence which shall be filed with the County Clerk, revokable at the pleasure of the Governor.)
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. JOHNSON, a bill [H. R 246] concernng the granting of pardons by the Governor. (The Governor to grant pardons revokable at his pleasure.)
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. JOHNSON introduced a bill [H. R. 247] in relation to the selection of jurors in certain cases therein named. (No person shall be dfsqualified to act as a juror on trials for treason or murder on account of his opinions or scruples as to capital punishment.)
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. JOHNSON introduced a bill [H. R. 248] for the preservation of evidence in certain cases; providing for the appointment of official reporters in the Courts of this State and providing for their compensation. (The Judges of the Courts in a city of not less than 40,000 inhabitants may appoint, etc, estimate and make the allowance of compensation, etc.)
It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. CAUTHORN introduced a bill [H. R. 249] to fix the salary of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Indiana. He intimated his desire to fill the blank with $4,000 for information.
Mr. KING suggested $5,000.
The SPEAKER suggested that the time for amendments is on the question for the second reading.
Mr. BRANHAM moved a suspension that the bill be read the second time now.
Mr. WALKER. This ought to go through with the other bills for the compensation of all the judges.
The rules and constitutional restriction were dispensed with--yeas 60, nays 26--and the bill was read the second time by title.
Mr. CAUTHORN now moved to fill the blank with $4,000. Mr. SHIRLEY moved for $4,500. Mr. KING for $5,000. The page: 289[View Page 289]latter amendments were rejected, and Mr. Cauthorn's was adopted.
Mr. THAYER submitted a motion that the bill be referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries. I am in favor of this bill, but I am afraid we can't pass it singly--without the propositions for raising the salaries of other judges; and I think it is just as important that the Common Pleas and Circuit Judges should have reasonable remunerations.
The motion prevailed, and the bill was referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.
Mr. LENT introduced a bill [H. R. 250] to amend sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 and 18 of the act to authorize aid in the construction of railroads by counties and townships taking stock therein, approved May 12, 1869.
It was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. SCHMUCK introduced a bill [H. R. 10] to promote emigration to the State of Indiana. (The Governor and State officers to be a Board of Emigration.)
It was referred to the Committee on Statistics and Emigration.
Mr. WHITWORTH introduced a bill [H. R. 252] to amend the act in relation to change of highways.
It was referred to the Committee on Roads.
Mr. OGDEN introduced a bill [H. R. 253] to amend the act defining the powers and duties of Justices.
It was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. RIGGS introduced a bill [H. R. 254] to amend the act of 1852, to incorporate the Lawrenceburg Insurance Company. (To make it the Citizens' Insurance Company, and to remove its business to Evansville).
It was referred to the Committee on Insurance.
Mr. BAXTER presented a petition for a prohibitory liquor law, and another from the Society of Friends asking the abolition of capital punishment.
Mr. WALKER called up Bill 233, to divide the State into thirteen Congressional Districts, and it was referred to the Committee on Elections.
Mr. WILSON, of Ripley, asked that Bill 214, relating to descents and apportionments of estates be referred to the Committee on Organization of Courts.
It was so ordered by unanimous consent.
A message was received from the Senate announcing the passage of sundry bills.
Also, the passage of Mr. Woods' Sixteenth District Common Pleas Court bill [H. R 32] with an amendment--a clause for emergency for its immediate operaton.
The Senate amendment was concurred in by unanimous consent.
The bill [S. 115] was taken up on first reading, but proceedings were interrupted by the reception of another message from the Senate, announcing the singing by the President of sundry bills, and submitting the same for the signature of the Speaker of the House of Representives.
At the conclusion of the reading of the message, Mr. Wilson, of Ripley, moved to adjourn.
The motion was agreed to, and according to previous order the House adjourned till Monday, two o'clock p. m.


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Dutch DJ/producer trio Dash Berlin, currently in DJMag's top 10 of world's best DJs, are releasing their second artist album "#musicislife" on 27th April 2012!
Three tracks from the album were already singles: "Disarm yourself", "Better half of me" and "World falls apart". Links to the videos of the three singles plus "Apollo Road" in the below tracklist!
Apart from Emma Hewitt and Jonathan Mendelsohn on these singles, the most notable guest vocalists are Sarah Howells (known for tracks by First State and tyDi) and Shanokee - a.k.a. Penny McCleery - who was responsible for vocals on trance classics "such is life" by Rank 1 and "Home" by Coast 2 Coast.
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06. Dash Berlin feat. Emma Hewitt - Like spinning plates
07. Dash Berlin feat. Kate Walsh - When you were around
08. Dash Berlin feat. Chris Madin - Fool for life
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10. Dash Berlin feat. Jonathan Mendelsohn - World falls apart (WATCH VIDEO)
11. Dash Berlin feat. Shanokee - Surrender
12. Dash Berlin feat. Hoyaa - Aviation
13. Dash Berlin with Cerf, Mitiska & Jaren vs. Shogun - Man on the skyfire
The final track will be Dash Berlin's mashup (a so-called "dashup" ) between "Skyfire" by Shogun and "Man on the run" by Dash Berlin with Cerf, Mitiska & Jaren.

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With the release of StarCraft 2 right around the corner, oh let's say July 27th (that's like 16 days away), I have to decided to start a blog relating to everything SC2. Now the name of the blog is very important, for I am not a great player for those of you who I may be and i want to learn, just like everyone else, how to get better at this game. That's where I want to help. I'll be posting my idea's and thoughts as I play through phase 2 of beta and the final product on release day and I am interested in forming a following of people who like me have a higher number in 'The Loss Column'.
I'll be putting up resources, builds, you name it. I'll find it so you don't have to.


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5150 Lego wrote: There were so many lies made up by the McCain Campain its not even funny. I believe this is one of many reasons that McCain lost this election. All Palin and Him did was try and slander Obama. They even went as low as to try and claim that his 85yr old grandmother was not a U.S. citizen. That was proven wrong when casted her vote. And whats really sad... She died just a couple days before the election. Now thats playing beyond dirty.
I agree, I liked that Obama's campaign was way positiver than Mc Cains. I believe in a situation like the one the US is currently in it's only natural that the people want to hear what's positive, what can be done (Yes we can! ) than what terrible dangers there are and the such.
I am not saying that the Democrat campaign didn't throw some dirt towards Mc Cain and most of all Palin (tho browsing her youtube videos really makes one go ), but their main message was better chosen than that of the Republicans.
True that Mc Cains consession speach was his best, nothing of that attitude to put fear into the people's heads, more of hope and the eagerness to make the best of it. That's the spirit I would say.


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RetinoblastomaWhat is retinoblastoma? | ||
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About 200 children in the US are diagnosed with this type of cancer each year. It mostly occurs in children under the age of 5; the highest incidence of the disease occurs between infancy and age 2. Both males and females are affected equally. Retinoblastoma can occur in either eye, however, in about 25 percent of the cases, the tumor is present in both eyes. Retinoblastoma cells can, in rare cases, spread (metastasize) to other areas of the body, including the bone marrow. | ||
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Retinoblastoma occurs due to mutations in a tumor suppressor gene (called RB1) located on chromosome #13. Two mutations (or gene changes) are necessary to "knock-out" this gene, and cause uncontrolled cell growth. In inherited retinoblastoma (40 percent of the cases), the first mutation is inherited from a parent, while the second occurs during the development of the retina. In sporadic retinoblastoma (60 percent of the cases), both mutations occur during development of the retina. Sporadic means "occurs by chance." Alterations in the RB1 gene have also been found in other tumors, including osteosarcoma and breast cancer. Most children with inherited retinoblastoma generally have tumors involving both eyes. (In fact, all cases involving both eyes should be considered hereditary). The RB1 gene is an autosomal dominant gene, which means that both males and females are equally affected, and there is a 50/50 chance, with each pregnancy, for a parent to transmit the gene to a child. When a child inherits the gene, there is a 75 to 90 percent chance for the second mutation to occur, resulting in retinoblastoma. This means that some children who inherit the mutation may never get the second mutation, and may, therefore, never develop retinoblastoma. (They can still transmit the gene to their offspring, however, so that their children could develop the disease.) Consider the following statistics: | ||
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Any individual with a positive family history of retinoblastoma may want to seek genetic counseling to identify the specific risks of passing the gene or disease to their children. | ||
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The following are the most common symptoms of retinoblastoma. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include: | ||
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Often the symptoms may not appear if the disease is diagnosed early. The symptoms of retinoblastoma may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis. | ||
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In addition to a complete medical and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for retinoblastoma may include: | ||
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A diagnosis may be made before symptoms are present. If a family history is positive for retinoblastoma, frequent eye examinations may be necessary at many stages of the child's development to determine the presence of any tumor. When retinoblastoma is diagnosed, tests will be performed to determine the size, number, location of the tumors, and if the tumors have spread to the other parts of the body. This is called staging and is an important step toward planning a treatment program. | ||
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Treatment for retinoblastoma: | ||
Specific treatment for retinoblastoma will be determined by your child's physician based on: | ||
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On the first day of workouts at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, former Notre Dame standout linebacker Manti Te'o confirmed that the Packers were one of two teams who had met with him early in the day. Te'o said that he had already met with the Texans and the Packers when he addressed the media on Saturday. You can watch it here, courtesy of NFL.com.
It's noteworthy that the Packers were one of the first teams to meet with Te'o because of who he is as a prospect coming out of college and because of the "hoax" situation. I won't re-hash it and I'm sure most of you know the story by now but if not, you can read more here. Every year there seems to be a player of intrigue that everyone follows and Te'o could be that player this year.
Now, before we get carried away, let's also remember that Te'o will likely meet with most teams before the Combine is over with so in the end, the Packers are just one of 32.
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Below are key drivers of Southwest Airlines value that present opportunities for upside or downside to the current Trefis price estimate.
Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) is one of the largest domestic carriers in the U.S. Southwest thrives on maintaining low operating expenses through its point-to-point service model, modest on board services (with add-ons at an extra charge) and fuel hedging programs. Fuel hedging programs saved the carrier an estimated $1.1 billion in fuel costs during 2008. Savings through such an operating structure allow it to maintain low fares, which have been instrumental in increasing its market share over the past several years.
The point-to-point rather than hub-and-spoke service model allows the company to maximize the use of its key assets including aircraft's, gates and employees. This helps the company provide its markets with frequent and conveniently timed flights at low fares.
The hub-and-spoke system concentrates most of an airline's operations at a limited number of central hub cities and serves most other destinations in the system by providing one stop or connecting service through a hub. Any issue at a hub such as bad weather or security problems can create delays throughout the system. By not concentrating operations through one or more central transfer points, the company's point-to-point route structure allows for more direct non-stop routing than the hub-and-spoke model and therefore better enables the airline to control delays and total trip time.
The passenger flights segment is the most valuable to the company because of following reasons.
The low cost model is a significant source of value for Southwest. The carrier achieves this by operating on a point-to-point route structure. This low dependance on hubs allows the airline to provide more direct service, utilize aircraft's, terminal gates and employees more, thus helping to save on costs. It also provides modest on board services with add-ons at an extra cost.
This model allows it constantly price passenger fares at prices substantially lower to its legacy peers and thus cut in to their market shares.
Southwest acquired AirTran in May 2011 and the two companies finalized the merger on March 1st, 2012. Southwest lists the AirTran integration as one of its largest initiatives and expects the integration to produce about $400 million net in synergies by 2013.
Potential synergies arise from the optimization of the two route systems, especially the AirTran side of the route system and to drive substantial revenue gains as a result of that conversion. Latin American operations of AirTran also present the carrier with significant near term growth opportunities which were not available to it in the domestic U.S. market.
Fuel expenses represent one of the largest single costs faced by airlines and account for over 30% of the costs for airlines.
Southwest expects to consume approximately 1.9 billion gallons of jet fuel in 2012. Based on this anticipated usage, a change in jet fuel prices of just one cent per gallon would impact the carrier's fuel and oil expenses by approximately $19 million for 2012. Information collected from Transtats indicate that fuel costs have risen approximately 29.7% for airlines in 2011 from 2010 levels. According to recent data compiled by IATA's Jet Fuel Price monitor, there will be an increase of approximately $32 billion in the overall 2012 fuel bill for the airline sector.
Focus on keeping prices competitive in the airline industry prevents Southwest from immediately passing on price increases to its customers, so Southwest's expenses are heavily impacted by fuel prices and their volatility.
The main challenge the global airline industry faces during 2012 and beyond is the state of the global economy. Europe's sovereign debt crisis has created enormous uncertainty and is expected to impact the overall profitability of the sector. Tony Tyler, IATA's director general believes that a failure on the part of governments to resolve Europe's issues could lead to a loss of $8 billion in 2012 for the airline industry. As a result IATA has already downgraded its 2012 outlook for profitability to $3.5 billion from the $4.9 billion that was expected a few months ago.
According to IATA's latest forecasts; North American carriers are expected to earn about $1.7 billion; Asia Pacific carriers about $2.1 billion; African airlines are expected to lose $100 million and European airlines are projected to take a loss of $600 million due to economic uncertainty and higher passenger taxes.
Due to rising fuel expenses and weak economic conditions, several airlines have been forced to cut back on routes. Capacity cuts that have occurred in developed markets in 2011 are expected to persist in 2012. On the other hand growth in capacity has been robust in international markets. According to TranStats, the total available seat miles (ASM) have increased in international markets from approximately 524 million miles during the first ten months of 2010 to 560 million miles during the same period in 2011.
Southwest is keeping capacity expansion disciplined and opportunistic. For 2011, Southwest reported an approximately 5% growth in available seat miles and is guiding for a flat y-o-y growth for 2012.
With profitability declining for the overall airline sector, many of the carriers are figuring out ways to improve income by increasing ancillary forms of revenues. Baggage fees have been one of the main drivers of profitability for many airlines. Airlines are adding various new features to help boost revenues such as WiFi, in-flight entertainment and improvements in lounge facilities.
According to a recent Amadeus/IdeaWorks study, North American airlines collectively produce the largest stream of ancillary revenues compared to other regions, with an estimated $15 billion in revenue in 2011. This represents a 70% jump over 2010, with the majority of the increases attributable to stronger merchandising efforts by the carriers as well as the addition of more à la carte services for sale.
The past year, Southwest revamped its frequent flyer program in favor of expenditure-based earnings system where points are awarded based on the amount of money spent on the carrier rather than the miles flown as in the earlier system. The improved program contributed to revenues by increasing business partner income as well as the premiums in fares paid by Rapid Rewards members.
Southwest's key to financial success is its fuel hedging programs, where the company agrees to secure future fuel contracts at a particular price. Southwest hedges more oil than any other airline, which has ensured the lowest prices on jet fuel following the spike in oil prices in 2007 and 2008. In 2008, Southwest had 70% of its fuel needs hedged at $51 per barrel, when most other major airlines had only between 20% and 30% of their fuel hedged at an average $100 per barrel.
Southwest's hedging contracts extend until 2015, although the amount of oil hedged dropped steadily after 2009. As a result of this, Southwest will become more vulnerable to fluctuations in fuel prices as its contracts mature. Southwest will follow a hedging strategy in 2012 whereby for the first half of 2012, the company has reduced its floor exposure, its premiums and also reduced its hedge protection. As a result of these actions, for the first half of 2012, Southwest has minimal protection but in the second half of 2012, it has got meaningful projection for WTI prices in excess of $100. This helps the company reduce its current premium review spend for 2012 to $48 million. That compares to a $114 million spend in 2011 and a $162 million in 2010 on a combined basis.
Southwest has 2,321 million gallons of fuel hedged over the 2012-2015 period as of December 31, 2011.
During the past decade, low cost carriers have gained a lot of prominence in the overall airline industry. The total market share for these low cost airlines in the US on the basis of Revenue Passenger Mile (RPM) has risen from 7.1% in 1999 to 28.1% in 2009.
In countries where airlines are having difficulty creating joint ventures with other airlines, the creation of a new low cost carrier is being seen as a strong alternative. Singapore Airlines, for instance has confirmed the launch of a low cost carrier in the first half of 2012.
As demand for travel grows in developing markets, it is quite inevitable that low cost airlines will play a large role in meeting the needs of the growing population. According to IATA estimates, the number of people flying in Asia will increase to one billion by 2014.
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This is what happens when "trade rumors" make it mainstream:
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Lucas Duda's had an up and down season, but could he be a fill-in power bat for a contender?
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The Tampa Times is keeping close tabs on the situation because the Bucs are Revis' likeliest suitors. The Buccaneers reportedly haven't ruled out sending the Jets their 2013 first-round pick, which is precisely what New York GM John Idzik is targeting. Tampa Bay is also "not overly concerned" with Revis' knee injury. The Bucs regard the opportunity to acquire Revis as "rare" and a potential "counter" to recent top-shelf moves made to upgrade the division-rival Falcons.
There are an awful lot of ways the Sixers can go with this, but the most likely scenario is them staying pat and waiting to see what happens with Bynum.
In a series of tweets with a NetsDaily fan, Peter Vecsey said the Nets offered Kris Humphries and MarShon Brooks (and picks?) to Boston for Kevin Garnett, but predictably, Celtics said now. Vecsey also noted, Nets may have to lower expectations.
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ASP.NET and GPG File Encryption Sending Over FTP : Part 1
Encrypting a file using GPG or PGP encryption and then send the encrypted file over ftp using ASP.NET. Below I will explain the steps you will need to take in order to:
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ASRM would like to honor Howard W. Jones, Jr., M.D., a pioneer of assisted reproductive medicine. Dr. Jones and his wife, Georgeanna Seegar Jones, M.D., were the first to perform a successful in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure in the United States. This talk was recorded at his Centennial Birthday Celebration where he spoke about the continuation of Assisted Reproductive Technology advancement in the 21st century.
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Conspiracy of Beards with opening acts Erin Brazill and Fancy Dan
Friday, May 11, 8 p.m.
1349 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94103
A benefit for AIDS/Lifecycle and the Center for Sex and Culture
(75% of all door donations go to ALC; 25% to CSC)
Admission: $10-$25 sliding scale. Those who donate $25 or more get a limited edition Conspiracy of Beards CD as a thank you.
The Conspiracy of Beards is a 30-member male choir from San Francisco that performs gritty, original arrangements of the songs of Leonard Cohen. The group has won acclaim for its performances at Bay Area venues like the Cafe du Nord, the Great American Music Hall, and The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The group's debut at the 2011 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass earned a mention in Rolling Stone.
Transforming Cohen's simple melodies into complex 4- and 5-part harmonies, the group achieves a sound that is both robust and tender, bringing rock, jazz, gospel, and doo-wop influences into their unique arrangements. Using the genius of Cohen's words, the Beards inspire audiences to ponder longing, politics, sex and spirituality, all amid laughter and cheers.
The choir has performed at the Highline Ballroom, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Bowery Poetry Club in New York, as well at The Mint and Echoplex in Los Angeles. The've been featured on National Public Radio's "West Coast Live," on KFOG, KPFA, WFMU and on KQED-TV.
Conspiracy of Beards in the press:
"Like its inspiration, the group is deeply sincere, humble and humorous."
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"Chelsea Hotel #2," as performed by the somber San Francisco all-male
choir, is perfect in every way."
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"…the troupe breaks Cohen's haunting warbles into multi-part
harmonies, exploring the dark edges with complex, expertly rendered
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Information on ALC:
The AIDS/Lifecycle is a 7-day, 545 mile bike ride from San Francisco
to Los Angeles that raises money and awareness for the HIV and AIDS services of the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. This year, Conspiracy of Beards member Christopher Pepper will be riding, and this concert will help support him on his ride.
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Erin Brazill is a singer-songwriter from San Francisco who writes lovely, darkly vintage music with noir-ish themes, complicated rhythms and back alley chord progressions. Erin has recently written an entire suite of songs based on Alfred Hitchcock movies, paying homage to the master of suspense with songs that wind through themes of victimhood, villainy, love and horror all in 20 minutes of lush composition. She and her band have toured Europe, California and have played in San Francisco at Yoshi's, Cafe Du Nord, Amnesia, The Rickshaw Stop and The Noir City Film Festival.
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The son of a preacher and a teacher, Fancy Dan Nordheim got his start in the Michigan garage rock band The Blanks. Now based in San Francisco, he's released two albums with the Fancy Dan Band. Dan plays a combination of rock & roll, blues, country, soul and gospel to make an original sound that is undeniably American. The San Francisco Chronicle says "The Fancy Dan Band's sound feels like you're pushing the girl you love on a swing. She's barefoot and wearing a summer dress and all you can do is smile because you know you're going to get to kiss her on those sweet lips when she's done swinging."
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Excellent for elementary/middle school players
This drum is also excellent for elementary or middle school players and since this drum is 100% interchangeable with the DFP14 you can change from a 17 pound drum to a 10 pound drum for parades or indoor competitions.Excellent for Indoor Percussion
The Wedge Snare is outstanding for indoor marching percussion. It is crisp, fast and gutty, with the best balance for indoor activity.Excellent for Marching Band
Because there is a little less drum sound, this is the perfect drum for the snare line that is powerful, but has to balance a smaller wind ensemble. A great gutty sound that projects outdoors, but won't overpower a small band, this drum will be a plus for the smaller ensemble. Light Weight
Only 9 pounds. This drum will be comfortable for any age player and still produce a great sound with a kevlar based head. Durable
The hardware features a limited LIFETIME WARRANTY, so you can be assured this drum will perform right along with you.
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