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see
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creative spirit
.
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MicroFinancial Incorporated Announces an Increase and Extension of its Bank Credit Facility
Business Wire, July 28, 2010
WOBURN, Mass. — MicroFinancial Incorporated (NASDAQ: MFI) a financial intermediary
specializing in vendor-based leasing and finance programs for
micro-ticket transactions, announced that its operating subsidiary,
TimePayment Corp., has increased its revolving credit facility from $85
to $100 million and has extended the term for an additional three years.
The loan agreement allows the Company to borrow up to $100 million
against eligible lease receivables subject to a borrowing base
calculation. In addition, the company was also able to obtain more
favorable terms under the revised credit facility.
Richard Latour, President and Chief Executive Officer said, Our ability
to increase our line of credit in this challenging economic environment
demonstrates the solid relationships we have developed with our
financing partners and a continued confidence in our Company. We are
pleased to have increased our credit facility under more favorable terms
and conditions which, when combined with our strong cash flow from
operations, will allow us to continue to provide our customers with the
financial services they need to grow their business.
About MicroFinancial
MicroFinancial Inc. (NASDAQ: MFI), is a financial intermediary
specializing in microticket leasing and financing. MicroFinancial has
been operating since 1986, and is headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Statements in this release that are not historical facts, including
statements about future dividends, growth plans, or future changes to
the line of credit are forward-looking statements made pursuant to the
safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995. In addition, words such as “believes,” “anticipates,”
“expects,” “views, will and similar expressions are intended to
identify forward-looking statements. We caution that a number of
important factors could cause our actual results to differ materially
from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by us or on
our behalf. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking
statements, which reflect our views only as of the date hereof. We
undertake no obligation to publicly revise these forward-looking
statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances. We cannot
assure that we will be able to anticipate or respond timely to changes
which could adversely affect our operating results. Results of
operations in any past period should not be considered indicative of
results to be expected in future periods. Fluctuations in operating
results or other factors may result in fluctuations in the price of our
common stock
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Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA – Norfolk gets new GM; coach still up in air
Norfolk gets new GM; coach still up in air
0 Comments | The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA, Jul 17, 2010
Staff report
The Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday named Julien BriseBois as the new general manager of the Norfolk Admirals, the NHL team’s top minor-league affiliate.
BriseBois, who also will serve as assistant GM of the Lightning, becomes the fifth general manager in AHL Admirals history – but the fourth in four seasons.
As for who will be coaching in Norfolk this season, that remains up in the air.
BriseBois was asked about the coaching situation in Norfolk in a conference call on Friday and at first seemed a bit confused. He said he had thought the Admirals had a coach: Jim Johnson. But he quickly back-tracked.
“I just took the job today. I still have to work with (Lighting officials) before we put together a staff in Norfolk,” BriseBois said, adding that he had no timeline for naming a coach.
“We’ve had a rough couple of years in Norfolk for our partners and our fans. I’ve been told we have good partners on the business side. We just need better players. Our mandate is to put together a strong development program for our prospects and … a winning and entertaining team for the fans in Norfolk.”
The Admirals have missed the AHL playoffs for three straight seasons, although they were in contention until the final weekend this past season.
BriseBois will report directly to Steve Yzerman, the GM in Tampa Bay, and assist him in player contracts, salary arbitration and transactions for the Lightning and Admirals
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OMAN: OMAN – GERMAN NEUROSURGICAL CONFERENCE.
IPR Strategic Business Information Database, December, 2006
According to Oman News: Mohammed bin Hassan bin Ali, Ministry of Health undersecretary for planning affairs will tomorrow (Wednesday) preside over the opening ceremony of the two-days. Oman-German Neurosurgical conference at Crowne Plaza Hotel, which is organized by Health Ministry represented by Department of Neurology at Khoula Hospital in collaboration with Al-Khareef Al-Khadhar Establishment – Agents of Augsburg Central Hospital and Group in Germany.
Thirty six scientific working papers will be presented in the conference on Brain, Nerves and Spinal cord Tumors and their new treating techniques; spinal and cartilage diseases and Gama rays surgery. Discussions will also focus on head injuries and treatment methods, Parkinson disease and it’s latest treatment…
Cleaning house a decade late
Cleaning house a decade late
0 Comments | Examiner, The; Washington, D.C., Jul 26, 2010 | by Jonetta Rose Barras
Raise your hand if you want your child or grandchild taught by a poorly performing or under-performing teacher.
Just as I suspected: no hands.
So, why the brouhaha over recent news that 241 D.C. Public School teachers have been fired?
Those teachers were fired after receiving poor evaluations or failing to secure requisite licenses. Another 737 deemed “minimally effective” are next, if they don’t get their acts together. Conspiracy theorists, of which there are many in the nation’s capital, have posited that Chancellor Michelle Rhee and Mayor Adrian M. Fenty concocted the scheme for the terminations three years ago when she arrived.
Let’s hope so. That means they actually had a plan and now are busy implementing it
We’ve known for decades DCPS was infected with lousy or marginal instructors. Parents and education advocates were pleading for change as far back as 1989. That’s when the Federal City Council- sponsored Committee on Public Education surveyed the system, held a series of ward-based town hall meetings and issued its sweeping indictment of the DCPS. Among its many recommendations was the implementation of pay-for-performance as a method for enhancing the teaching corps. That didn’t happen. Consequently, during Superintendent Clifford Janey’s tenure, there still were hundreds of teachers who lacked the certifications that demonstrate subject- matter expertise. Instead of being fired, they simply were put on probation.
Rhee and Fenty are not the creators of the city’s abysmal public education system. They are the people finally doing something about it.
“How much longer do the children of Washington, D.C. have to be subjected to poor teachers,” Rhee asked me rhetorically during an interview, after I mentioned critics of her actions. Those critics include the Washington Teacher’s Union, which has promised to fight the terminations.
The WTU and others in the city have attempted to ensnare Rhee in politics or process: Did she talk with 100 people? Say please ..
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Herald; Dubuque, Iowa – 5 dead, 3 hurt after plane hits home
5 dead, 3 hurt after plane hits home
0 Comments | Telegraph – Herald; Dubuque, Iowa, Aug 5, 2008 | by The Associated Press
GEARHART, Ore. (AP) – A small plane crashed into a seaside house in heavy fog early Monday, killing two people aboard and three children inside the vacation home, authorities said.A woman and two children in the home were injured.Gearhart city officials said pilot Jason Ketchson and passenger Frank Toohey were aboard the plane that crashed before 7 a.m., apparently hitting a tree during conditions described as foggy with low clouds.When the plane crashed, six people were in the four-bedroom rental home for a family reunion and vacation, City Administrator Dennis McNally said.
A vacant house next door also was damaged.The children killed were identified as Julia Reimann, 10, of Beaverton; and Hesam Farrar Masoudi, 12, and Grace Masoudi, 8, both from Denver.Ruth Jackson-Reimann, 47, and two children, Christopher Reimann, 13, and Sarah Reimann, 11, were flown to Portland for treatment at a burn center, said Michael Griffiths, executive director of the regional emergency transport consortium Life Flight.The hospital declined to release their conditions.Jackson-Reimann rescued one of the children and another climbed out a window, officials said. Two adults staying at the home were out for a walk when the plane crashed.The owner of the house, Greg Marshall, of Portland, told The Oregonian newspaper that the victims arrived Sunday for a planned two-week stay.The plane, a four- seat Cessna, was owned by Aviation Adventures in Seaside
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- Now, only 9 tunes survive on
- It is advisable to use
- The ingredients have been re-discovered and
- I have come to the conclusion
- When searching for a true
- MicroFinancial Incorporated Announces an Increase and Extension of its Bank Credit Facility
- Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA – Norfolk gets new GM; coach still up in air
- OMAN: OMAN – GERMAN NEUROSURGICAL CONFERENCE.
- Cleaning house a decade late