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Le Mans win accelerates TDI development
Le Mans win accelerates TDI development
- 95 sensors gather data in Audi R10 TDI
- Transfer between motorsport and production technology
- Audi R10 TDI makes demo laps at Neckarsulm factory
Audi celebrated the historical first triumph of a Diesel engine at the 24 Hours of Le Mans by making several demonstration laps at the Neckarsulm factory. Marco Werner, who won the French endurance classic together with Frank Biela and Emanuele Pirro last weekend, was at the controls of the winning Audi R10 TDI.
Thousands of Audi employees cheered Marco Werner as he reeled off the laps around the factory grounds. Several of the employees were either directly or indirectly involved on the success of the Audi R10 TDI in Le Mans. The V12 TDI engine, which produces more than 650 hp, was created at Audi Sport in the Sport and Special Engine Department which is located at the factory in Neckarsulm.
"The direct link between Audi Sport and the AUDI AG Technical Development (TE) is one reason why we are so successful in motorsport", explains der Head of Audi Motorsport Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich. "We are able to resource completely the know-how and test rigs of our colleagues in the road car development. This made it possible for us to implement the advantages from Audi's production technology into the first Audi TDI race engine at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the world's toughest car race – and all this in the shortest possible time frame."
At Audi, the transfer between motorsport and production technology also functions in the opposite direction. The Le Mans engine's crankcase is manufactured from aluminium – a design that could well be seen in mass production in the future at Audi. The race engine's fuel injection pressure lies well over the 1,600 bar that is currently achieved in production engines. The combustion pressures also reach values previously never before seen in any Audi engine.
Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich is convinced that, "This engine will form the base from which the next generation of Audi TDI engines will do everything a little better than they do already today." "For Audi, motorsport is more than a simple marketing instrument. The technology transfer between motorsport and production is very important to us. Last weekend's Le Mans race is the latest proof."
With the R10 TDI, Audi also demonstrates just how economical a powerful engine can be. The race winning car in Le Mans consumed a mere 40.34 litres per 100 kilometres – an extremely low figure for a racing engine producing more than 650 hp, especially as the percentage of full-throttle during a lap around Le Mans is 75 per cent. To compare: The Audi R8 with its equally economical TFSI engine used almost 5 litres more per 100 kilometres on its way to winning under similar conditions in 2002.
"With regard to consumption, environmental friendliness, the combustion process and other new technologies we expect an enormous step forward in the forthcoming years", says Ulrich Baretzky, Head of Engine Technology at Audi Sport. "We expect to see things that we developed specifically with racing in mind appear later in production."
To collect as much know-how as possible the two Audi R10 TDI prototypes in Le Mans were equipped with a total of 95 sensors, which constantly transmitted suspension and engine related data to the pits via radio telemetry. Every time the car crossed the start and finish line the high-resolution data from the previous lap was transferred by WLAN via a so-called "Burst-System".
The abundance of data will help the Audi Sport technicians to further develop the engine, and supply their colleagues from the production development knowledge from which the Audi customer will benefit in the end.

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Jackson, 23, signed a professional tryout contract with the Sound Tigers on Dec. 29, 2012 after beginning the season with ECHL's Gwinnett Gladiators where he posted 15 points (seven goals, eight assists) in 31 games. The 6'2, 200-pound defenseman has notched two assists in 11 games with the Sound Tigers this season.
The Edson, AB native made his Sound Tigers debut last season, appearing in three games before being released from his professional tryout contract. The third-year pro has totaled 53 points (16 goals, 37 assists) in 142 combined ECHL games with Gwinnett and Reading.
Prior to turning professional in 2010, Jackson split three seasons in the Western Hockey League between Red Deer, Regina, Prince George and Kelowna, recording 102 points (32 goals, 70 assists) in 174 games.
The Sound Tigers also announced they have released goaltender Steve Valiquette from his PTO following this past weekend's games. Valiquette signed a PTO on Saturday and served as Kenny Reiter's backup in two games, but did not appear in either contest.
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December 7, 2006
IXEurope upgrades IP platform to reduce latency and eliminate packet loss
IXEurope, Europe's specialist datacentre company, has announced that it has enhanced its IXIP™ platform to reduce latency and eliminate packet loss, by installing Internap's (Nasdaq:INAP) Intelligent internet route optimisation platform on its core infrastructure.
IXIP is a multi-homed IP network service which provides IXEurope's datacentre customers with a wide choice of networks over a single connection. The high performance service enhancement is possible by using the Internap Flow Control Platform (FCP).
Within the first month of deploying the technology, IXEurope realised an average of 47% improvement in packet loss and a 49% reduction of network latency. With some routes improving by hundreds of milliseconds, the upgrade has significantly enhanced overall performance of the service.
The platform gives minute by minute visibility into the performance of the IP transit product and intelligently routes traffic by monitoring the internet, measuring network latency and packet loss over the major carriers and automatically adjusting customer traffic to the optimal path.
The significant improvements in performance and operational efficiency together make a compelling case for what the IXIP platform can deliver across its multi-homed network. Upgrading the IP network service with the Internap Flow Control Platform brings considerable benefits to IXEurope's existing IXIP customer-base of blue-chip and Internet sector users across Europe.
James Kay, CTO of IXEurope customer Surfcontrol On-Demand (LSE: SRF), comments: "For SurfControl's on-demand services, in particular our WebDefense in-the-cloud web security solution, achieving the most reliable and performant network connectivity is vital for service delivery to our customers. We are delighted that IXEurope and Internap have implemented this solution and appreciate its effectiveness."
"Internap has enabled us to instantly improve our IXIP service," comments Andy Castle, Vice President of IT Services at IXEurope. "In contrast to the traditional BGP methods, we are now able to guarantee that our customers will consistency receive an exceptionally high standard of internet performance, with the benefits of a secure, reliable and scaleable foundation".
The sophisticated Internap-boosted infrastructure enables customers to deploy applications faster and better over the internet. It is of particular value to those customers that have mission critical business processes that depend on the internet, as well as hosting and internet based companies - particularly as recent research found that shoppers are likely to abandon a website if it takes more than four seconds to load, with 75% stating that they would not return.
Daniel Beazer, General Manager UK at Internap Network Services says "Businesses want to use the internet because it is a remarkably cheap and scalable way of reaching their customers, but they are held back by a fear that the medium is too flaky to deliver applications consistently and reliably. That's where Internap come in."
IXEurope launched IXIP in 2001 to meet the requirements of hosting service providers, managed service providers, application service providers and content providers. The aim was to deliver a resilient internet service that enables customers to move quickly to market and benefit from an industry-leading 99.99% service level, sharing the benefits of having multiple networks present at each IXDatacentre.
About IXEurope
IXEurope is one of Europe's fastest growing providers of datacentre services. Its principal activities include primary datacentre services, hosting infrastructure and business continuity solutions.
IXEurope works with enterprise and internet customers to provide resilient datacentre infrastructure to house their IT systems far more cost-effectively than through in-house provision. The benefits include optimised IT performance, improved systems availability and reduced corporate risk through improved regulatory compliance. By continually focusing on quality, IXEurope also gives clients exceptional service levels and on-site access to a high level of technical expertise.
With award winning datacentre facilities in key European cities, broad technology expertise and a proven track record, IXEurope provides solutions that give customers the confidence that their operations are protected. The Company has over 450 customers in the enterprise, internet and networking markets including Merrill Lynch, Deutsche B�rse Systems AG, Network Rail and France Telecom.
Founded in 1998 by Guy Willner and Christophe de Buchet, IXEurope was listed on the London Stock Exchange in April 2006 with symbol IXE.
For more information please visit the website at www.ixeurope.com
About Internap
Internap is a market leader of intelligent route-control solutions that bring reliability, performance and security to the Internet. The company's patented and patent-pending technologies address the inherent weaknesses of the Internet, enabling enterprises to take full advantage of the benefits of deploying business-critical applications such as e-commerce, Voice-over-IP (VoIP), video-conferencing, and streaming audio/video across the Internet. Through a portfolio of high-performance IP and WAN optimization solutions, customers can bypass congestion points, overcome routing inefficiencies and optimize performance of their applications. Internap solutions are backed by an industry-leading performance guarantee that covers the Internet as opposed to just one network. These offerings include: network- and premise-based route optimization solutions, colocation, VPN, content distribution and managed security services.
Internap currently serves more than 2,200 customers, including Fortune 1000 and mid-tier enterprises in the financial services, government, travel/hospitality, manufacturing, media/entertainment, technology and retail industries. The company provides services throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. For more information, please visit the company website at www.internap.com.
Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from expectations discussed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such differences include, but are not limited to, the challenges of acquiring, operating and constructing IBX centers and developing, deploying and delivering Equinix services; unanticipated costs or difficulties relating to the integration of IXEurope into Equinix; a failure to receive significant revenue from customers in recently built out data centers; failure to complete any financing arrangements contemplated from time to time; competition from existing and new competitors; the ability to generate sufficient cash flow or otherwise obtain funds to repay new or outstanding indebtedness; the loss or decline in business from our key customers; the results of any litigation relating to past stock option grants and practices; and other risks described from time to time in Equinix's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In particular, see Equinix's recent quarterly and annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, copies of which are available upon request from Equinix. Equinix does not assume any obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this press release.
Equinix and IBX are registered trademarks of Equinix, Inc. Internet Business Exchange is a trademark of Equinix, Inc.


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Watching more than one series at a time?
i only watch multiple episodes if they are still running so for example i the latest episodes of Shippuden & One Piece while continuing a marathon of FMA:Brotherhood. I'm like you, if i watch too many series at once my brain starts combining the stories so that when i come back to watching them i get very confused
ただいまみんなさん。僕は帰った…いつも :)
i used to watch many anime if they are updated every week but most of the time is one series only
there's a right time for everything.
I used to watch one series at a time, but it got a little boring. Unless it's a show that can totally captivate my attention, which is hard to do, then I need some variety. Sometimes it gets boring watching just action anime, sometimes it gets boring just watching romance anime, etc etc so I watch a whole bunch to keep myself satisfied. Usually I watch a whole bunch and the ones I really like become the forerunners while the others drop down to the backburner. It's not too hard to do, especially when you're watching a series weekly. Maybe it's just because I'm used to it? Not sure, but now I keep up with all the new shows, see which ones I like, drop the ones I don't, and pick my forerunners. It could also be because 95% of my brain is full of anime lol
More often than not, I'll rewatch the previous week's episode before I start the new one. Sometimes as a refresher or sometimes because I really enjoy the series (Kotoura-san & Blast of Tempest to name two).
BlackAfro wrote:
i only watch multiple episodes if they are still running so for example i the latest episodes of Shippuden & One Piece while continuing a marathon of FMA:Brotherhood. I'm like you, if i watch too many series at once my brain starts combining the stories so that when i come back to watching them i get very confused
Okay, i definitely agree with this! Like it's completely possible for me to get myself to stay updated on a show that only comes around weekly while marathoning another show. But what would make me go crazy is marathoning multiple shows.
Dman31 wrote:
Easier to concentrate on one series for me at a time.
To how they can do it, I say time and they are used to it.
Finally someone who gets me! Lol
animemonster96 wrote:
I couldn't just watch one series at a time, it would take forever to watch the anime I want. So I watch multiple series at once, like TheAncientOne said it gives you a variety.
I'd rather it take forever to watch one show then breeze through all of them and have nothing left to watch. I mean, there's only so much good anime out there to watch.
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Okay, so I've been looking at the 'Anime You've Watched Today' thread or whatever it's called and I've noticed some people watch multiple episodes of multiples shows in the same day. To me I can't do that, I've gotta go with one show at a time or I feel like I'll just get all the stories mixed up or something. So does anybody else feel the same as me? And for the people who watch all these shows at one time, how do you frickin do it?!?! lol
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11 Eyes- episode 4
Ah! My Goddess: Flights Of Fancy- episode 11
Air Gear- episode 16
Akane Iro Ni Somaru Saka- episode 7
Akikan!- episode 7
Amatsuki- episode 12
Amnesia- episode 3
Angel Beats- season 2 episode 1
Another Crawling Chaos- season 2 episode 1
Asura Cryin'- episode 19
Baka To Test- season 3 episode 1
Bakemonogatari- episode 9
Batooom- episode 13/ or / season 2 episode 1
Bombshells From The Sky- season 2 episode 1
C3- season 2 episode 1
Campione episode 8
Chaos Head season 2 episode 1
Charger Girl Ju-Den Chan- episode 9
Chobits- season 2 episode 1
Chrome Shelled Regios- season 2 episode 1
C. Control- season 2 episode 1
Corpse Princess- episode 7
Da Capo- episode 7
Deadman Wonderland- season 2 episode 1
Death Note- FIN
Demonbane- episode 4
Denna Onna To Seishun Otoko- episode 6
Dragonaut The Resonance- episode 6
Dragon Crisis!- episode 6
Durarara- episode 5
Elfin Lied- episode 9
Familiar Of Zero F- season 2 episode 1
Fortune Arterial- season 2 episode 1
Freezing- season2 episode 1
Gantz- episode 6
Girls Bravo- episode 5
Goshushosama Ninomiya- Kun- episode 6
Green Green- episode 4
Highschool DXD- season 2 episode 1
Highschool Of The Dead- season 2 episode 1
Hoshizora E Kakaru Hashi- episode 7
Ikki Tousen- episode 6
Infinite Stratos- season 2
Iriya No Sora- episode 3
Itsuka Tenma No Kuro Usagi- episode 11
Kampfer episode 7
Kanokon- episode 9
Kaze No Stigma- episode 5
kokoro connect- episode 14
Kore Wa- season 3 episode 1
Kurokami- episode 8
Mahoromatic Automatic Maiden- episode 2
Maoyu- episode 4
Mayoi Neko Overrun!- episode 8
Mysterious Girlfriend X- season 2 episode 1
Nagasarete Airantou episode 2
Naruto- episode 164
Nyan Koi- episode 4
Oreimo- season 2 episode 1
Orshura- episode 4
Otome Yokai Zakuro- season 2 episode 1
Pet Girl of Sakurasou- episode 15
Princess Resurrection- episode 9
Problem Children Are Coming From Annother World, Aren't They?- episode 3
Sankarea- episode 9
Sekirei- season 3 episode 1
Shakugan No Shana episode 7
Shuffle!- season 2 episode 1
So I Cant Play H! episode 13 -or- season 2 episode 1
Spice And Wolf- season 2 episode 11
Steel Angel Kurumi- episode 5
Sword Art Online episode 26 or season 2
Tenjou Tenge- episode 4
The World Only God Knows- season 3 episode 1
To Aru Kagaku No Railgun- episode 3
To Love Ru- episode 7
Vandread- episode 24
Wagaya No Onari-Sama- episode 6
We, Without Wings- Under The Innocent Sky- episode 8
Yumekui Merry- episode 8
Zombie Loan- episode 7
You'll notice some of these are series that are "Done" I just have high hopes that the series will spontainiusly continue, but some series that hope has burned out, I tagged such anime as, FIN
I watch a few anime on the go but I find now and again, a single anime is awesome or so gripping, I have to watch it from start to last, like SAO.
The maximum I did was at least 15 animes, one ep a week each. So 15 throughout the week, most of them caught up in 2-3 days. I found it annoying to wait that long for them. Yes it adds suspense and grips you for the next ep. Yet it can also put you off an anime because of waiting for the next ep.
If it wasn't for crunchyroll, with several eps up, I'd have given up on From the new world, which I love and still enjoy even waiting ages for the next ep.
It's down to the viewer's balance, some prefer 1 story and multiple eps while vice versa for others.
Sometimes I rewatch a season or 2 just to refresh my memory of what I'm currently watching or to break up the marathon. Cos marathons are great but diversity ensures nothing is ever stale.
I do that.
jo momma
I can't remember the last time I watched on series at a time. I've been watching multiple series for a long time and prefer it that way.
I start up many series and once I get close to the end of many I drop it unless it's just too good not to finish. I hate the feeling of finishing a show and that's it there is nothing left for me to go back to.
It depends which ones I'm watching. Sometimes I'd devote all my time to one that I love (For example, in the cases of SAO and Blast of Tempest), others I'd watch more than one (today, I watched Inu X Boku SS, Shugo Chara!, and the World God Only Knows).
I really love all of them but it's nice to watch a few in a day.
I wish I had a .38 to end this shit
Got 28 shows on my watchlist right now, good thing is they're nicely spaced out with their ep releases
What even
Before I joined CR I would only watch one show at a time either on Netflix or Funi dubs on iTunes. When I joined Cr i developed a habit of watching multiple shows at at time. I thought it would get confusing but it hasn't, though I think there would be a number where it would get confusing. I have 7 in my queue right now.
Strung out on lasers and slashback blazers
I watch multiple series everyday, including catching up on old series I haven't seen yet.
Yeah i watch multiple shows at a time which can be a bit bothersome. Because of the amount of sim cast that you can watch it doesn't give me much time to watch completed shows from previous years. i'v still got to watch Welcome To The N.H.K which i'v had lying on my shelf for well over a year now. along with the other 30+ shows
I have a hard time staying focused when I'm not watching multiple shows at a time, anime or otherwise. I always seem to understand a show, too. Though, before MAL I used to forget animes I was watching and just dropped them, haha.
I almost always have around 20 or so shows on my "watching" list.


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Laundry and Bourbon
The setting is the front porch of Roy and Elizabeth's home in Maynard, Texas, on a hot summer afternoon. Elizabeth and her friend Hattie are whiling away the time folding laundry, watching TV, sipping bourbon and Coke, and gossiping about the many open secrets which are so much a part of small-town life. While the ensuing conversation is increasingly edged with bitter humor, from it emerges a sense of Elizabeth's inner strength and her quiet understanding of the turmoil in which has beset her husband since his return from Vietnam. He is wild, and he is unfaithful, but he needs her, and she loves him. And she'll be waiting for him when he comes home—no matter what others may say or think.
Lone Star
The play takes place in the cluttered backyard of a small-town Texas bar. Roy, a brawny, macho type who had once been a local high-school hero, is back in town after a hitch in Vietnam and trying to reestablish his position in the community. Joined by his younger brother, Ray (who worships him), Roy sets about consuming a case of beer while regaling Ray with tales of his military and amorous exploits. Apparently Roy cherishes three things above all; his country, his sexy young wife, and his 1959 pink Thunderbird. With the arrival of Cletis, the fatuous, newlywed son of the local hardware store owner, the underpinnings of Roy's world begin to collapse.
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Bally Total Fitness is feeling the pressure from one stockholder group to sell the company, according to a report in The Deal.com.
Emanuel Pearlman, who led the effort earlier this summer by Liberation Investment Group LLC to submit governance proposals at the Bally annual meeting this summer, told The Deal.com that he was considering efforts to overhaul Bally management.
Pearlman's group had reached an agreement with Bally prior to the annual meeting on July 29 that caused Pearlman to pull the governance proposals, chief among which was the separation of the offices of CEO and chairman of the board—both positions held by Paul Toback. Pearlman's new efforts stem from Bally's postponement in August of issuance of its second-quarter results and from a $100,000 raise given to Toback, whose annual salary after the raise will be $575,000.
In the meantime, Bally shares have dropped from $20 per share two years ago to about $3.95 per share today.
The Deal.com is reporting that possible buyers could include Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co LLC, which is a New York private equity firm that owns Town Sports International. Another potential buyer could include 24 Hour Fitness Worldwide Inc., according to the report.
Liberation Investment Group LLC is a Los Angeles-based hedge fund that owns 6.7 percent of Bally Total Fitness.


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UPDATED: This story has been updated to include Terry Ryan being named CEO of VT Group.
ManTech International has lost the president of one of its operating units, who apparently is moving onto another company.
Terry Ryan, president and chief operating officer of ManTech's emerging markets group, has left the company, a ManTech spokeswoman said.
He has left to become CEO of the VT Group, replacing David Dacquino, according to a report published in the Washington Business Journal.
There is no immediate replacement for him at ManTech. The spokeswoman said the company can take its time because it has seasoned leadership in place. More information likely will be announced when the company has its earnings call on Feb. 20.
Ryan joined ManTech in 2009 from Mercury Federal Systems, where he was president and chairman. He's also held executive positions with Science Applications International Corp. and SRA International. He's also held leadership positions at the Defense Department.
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"There has been a significant shift away from optimism for the U.S economy among U.S. industrial manufacturers over the past three months. Yet they aren't pessimistic." –Barry Misthal, global industrial manufacturing leader for global consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers
If there's anything good to be said about the state of the U.S. economy right now (and for the global economy, too) is that we're definitely down but not out.
Things are certainly unpleasant and will probably become more unpleasant before we start seeing improvements. That's cold comfort to those unemployed and under-employed, but it's sure better than some of the alternatives – such as the feared "double dip" recession.
Take a look at freight volume trends of late: The American Trucking Associations' (ATA) for-hire truck tonnage index jumped 1.6% after falling a revised 0.5% in August. Nothing to pop champagne corks about, obviously, but compared to the September and August last year, tonnage is up 5.8% and 4.9%, respectively. I, for one, will take that, thank you very much.
More critically, though, in the third quarter tonnage is up 0.4% from the second quarter. That's important, according to Bob Costello (at right), ATA's chief economist, because the right before the last two recessions hit, truck tonnage took a nosedive. But that's not happening this time, he explained.
"I continue to believe the economy will skirt another recession because truck tonnage isn't showing signs that we are in a recession," Costello stressed. "Tonnage is suggesting that we are in a weak growth period for the economy, but not a recession."
He also pointed out that the quarter-to-quarter bump-up in freight volumes, while small, is a sign of small gains for the broader economy, not a contraction.
Here's another positive data point: according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) almost doubled in the third quarter versus the second quarter – increasing at an annual rate of 2.5% versus 1.3%.
Now, a word of caution: this is the BEA's "advance estimate" for GDP, meaning the agency will revise it down the road and more accurate data is gathered. That's what happened in the first and second quarters, and that data downshift let a lot of air out of "good mood" balloon across the country pretty quick – with all sorts of negative implications for the U.S. economy
Look at the mood in the manufacturing sector, for example – a sector that generates an awful lot of freight for truckers. Indeed, the ongoing U.S. economic recovery (such as it is) has been driven largely by manufacturing activity, so it's important not to take their mood lightly.
According to the Q3 2011 Manufacturing Barometer survey conducted by global consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), optimism about the prospects for the U.S. and the world's economies over the next 12 months are hitting all-time lows among U.S. industrial manufacturers.
To wit, only 5% of 60 or so major U.S. industrial manufacturer polled by PwC are optimistic about the prospects of the U.S. economy over the next 12 months – down 43 points from the second quarter, the lowest "positive" reading since the fourth quarter of 2008. The vast majority, 77%, remain uncertain about U.S. economic prospects while 18% are pessimistic.
Prospects for the world economy over the next 12 months mirrored manufacturer's negative U.S. outlook, with only 7% of U.S.-based industrial manufacturers who market abroad being optimistic about the prospects for the world economy down 31 points from the prior quarter. The majority – some 72%, are uncertain and 21% are pessimistic, PwC's survey discerned.
"There has been a significant shift away from optimism for the U.S economy among U.S. industrial manufacturers over the past three months," said Barry Misthal (at left), global industrial manufacturing leader for PwC.
"Yet they aren't pessimistic, which aligns with how they positively view their own revenue prospects and are positioning and driving their businesses for growth in the next 12 months," he stressed. "The findings of the Q3 Barometer suggest that the strategic investments and plans being made by U.S. industrial manufacturers are strengthening their company's potential in the face of an uncertain economic environment."
PwC's poll found that while the projected average growth rate for own-company revenue over the next 12 months fell to 5% from 6.5% in the second quarter, 75% of the manufacturing firms surveyed expect their companies to grow over the next 12 months. Of those expecting growth, 22% forecast double-digit growth and 53% single-digit growth, while 20 percent forecast zero growth and only 5% expect negative growth.
Again, I'll take that, thank you very much!
"Looking back to the fourth quarter of 2008 when optimism was at an equivalent low but pessimism prevailed, the average 12-month forecast was minus 2.4%, dramatically lower than the current five percent average level," noted Misthal.
"But in contrast, the current forecasts remain pretty strong for U.S. industrial manufacturers – albeit a bit lower than the calendar year 2011 revenue growth forecasts of 5.6%," he pointed out. "This may suggest that U.S. industrial manufacturers are more concerned with future growth beyond 2011 and potential softness in 2012, which will make comparisons to this year more difficult."
In the third quarter this year, 80% of surveyed U.S. industrial manufacturers saw no change in the U.S. economy from the second quarter, while 13% believed it was declining and only 7% believed was growing, down 50 points from the prior quarter.
Similarly, the majority of respondents (56%) that market abroad viewed the world economy as unchanged in the third quarter when compared to the second quarter, with only 7% of the participating manufacturing firms of the opinion that the global economy is growing –a drop of 34 points from the prior quarter – while 37% think it's declining.
Still, even with all that in mind, U.S.-based industrial manufacturers that sell abroad continued to see upward movement in international revenue during the third quarter, with 48% reporting an increase in sales, 44% noting sales at the same level, with only 8% reporting a decrease over the past three months.
"More than 90% of respondents noted international sales were either up or the same compared to three months ago and projections continue to rise, demonstrating that they are finding good opportunities to expand their businesses overseas to confront concerns over a retrenching U.S. economy," added Misthal.
Yet these manufacturers remain realistic, well aware of the challenges facing them. For example, "lack of demand" climbed 17 points over the second quarter, meaning 57% of those polled now cite this as the leading potential barrier to growth over the next 12 months.
A majority also cited oil/energy prices, which was the leading barrier for the previous two quarters, and legislative/regulatory pressures, both coming in as the second leading barrier, cited by 55%. Taxation concerns dropped 13 points to 40%, and pressure for increased wages was off 10 points to a lower 22%.
"There is a direct correlation between a majority of respondents citing a lack of demand as the biggest barrier to growth and their staff levels staying the same," Misthal noted. "When there are concerns about the trend of customer orders, companies are generally cautious about bringing in additional workers."
Taken together, though, this still creates a lot of positives for freight – especially as carriers are still keeping a tight rein on capacity. Thus, whether freight levels inch up or stay flat, then, truckers should remain in a pretty good position to make money, either way. And that's something that couldn't be said about this industry just a few short years ago.


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I tried this recipe last week, it was so easy to make and my kids couldn't eat enough of it.
Beef Noodle Shepherd's Pie
pound ground beef
1 1/2 cups hot water
1 (1.25 ounce) package beef with onion soup mix
1/2 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
2 cups prepared mashed potatoes ( i used hungry jack instant)
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C).
2. In a medium skillet, brown beef over medium high heat and drain. Stir in water, soup mix and elbow macaroni; let simmer all together for 5 minutes.
3. Pour mixture into a 9x13 inch baking dish. Top with potatoes and sprinkle with paprika. Bake in the preheated oven for 15 to 20 minutes and serve hot.
4. Optional Top with Brown Gravy
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Tuna Casserole
1 -can tuna
1 -16 oz bag wide egg noodles
1- can of condensed cream of celery soup
1 -1/2 lb block of chedder cheese
Boil water and cook noodles per package directions
Heat up cream of celery soup to boiling, add cut up cheese to soup, stir until cheese melted. Add tuna to soup mixture.
Put noodles in 13 x 9 baking pan, pour soup mixture over noodles and stir until noodles coated. Cover with aluminum foil
Bake for about 20 minutes on 350 degrees.
Serve with your choice of veggie and bread.
My kids love this, even my picky 9 year old
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My family loves this (had it tonight!)
-Penne, rotini, or elbows - cooked
-steamed broccoli
-chicken (we use left over chicken from a previous night - or open canned chicken)
-olive oil
garlic, garlic, garlic
salt & pepper to taste
paremesan cheese optional
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That shepards pie sounds delish! Here's one I made as an experiment today that turned out pretty good, and is pretty cheap...
1 bag mixed dried beans (I got these in a box when we bought from Angel Food and didn't want to waste them.) $1.00
1/2 lb. ground turkey $.79 (I bought 1, 1 lb. tube, cooked it and divided it)
16 cups of water Free! Well sort of at least
1 small can tomato soup plus one can water $.50
6 cubes of beef bouillon about $.35 (I buy it in the jar for $1.82)
1/2 bag mixed vegetables $.42 (I bought 1 package for $.84)
garlic powder should have on hand but can get for $.50 w/ many uses
italian seasoning same as above
and I'm going to add some onions when we have it for dinner tonight. about
$.50 or you might have some from your garden!
Rinse the beans, bring to a boil in the water for 2 min (mine went a little longer, no biggie) Let soak for 1 hour. About 1/2 way through this soak I added in my bouillon and tomato soup and ground turkey. Once an hour has passed turn the heat back on to high, once it is boiling add your veggies, then reduce heat to medium. Cook until beans and veggies are done. I served it with a piece of crusty, everything seasoned bread that I got on the bakery discount cart and had in the freezer.
Total: $3.56 if you had the seasoning on hand - the bread
$4.56 if you had to buy the seasoning - the bread
$3.72 if you had the seasoning and served it with the bread
$4.72 if you had to buy seasoning and served it with bread
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I don't remember if I posted this.
Shepard's Pie:
1lb ground meat ($1.78)
5-6 potatoes ($2.50 a bag?)
Can of corn (.33)
Shredded cheese (we use either pepper jack or cheddar) ($2)
Packet of Brown gravy (.25)
Just make mashed potatoes, brown the ground meat. Pour a can of corn over the potatoes, add the meat and then cheese and mix it all up till the cheese melts (or you can pop it in the oven and just melt the cheese if you don't want to mix it). Add brown gravy (I do it on an individual basis).
You could also make a homemade verison of the KFC chicken bowls by added popcorn chicken instead of groundmeat, I haven't but it would be yummy!
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We love this one. It also reheats and freezes well. DH's mom got it out of an old recipe book wayyy back when DH was a toddler. It's fantastic though and very low budget if you already have the spices on hand. My kiddos eat it up like crazy! It's super mom-friendly since it only takes about 15-20 mins to whip up and your only mess is a pan, spatula and measuring spoons hehe.
Spanish rice with beef
1 lb ground beef
1 can of corn
1 can stewed tomatoes
1c water
1 1/2c minute rice
1/2tsp chili powder
1/2tsp oregano
1/4tsp garlic powder
Brown beef, breaking into pieces. Drain fat. Stir in everything except rice and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium, add rice and cover for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and let sit 2-3 minutes. Stir before serving.
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I made chicken soup with dumplings yesterday. Today it will chicken soup with rice. One 4.5 lb chicken will feed our family twice. The grocery store had their whole chickens on sale for .39 a lb. I paid $1.50 each for 3 whole chickens. I had everything on hand to make chicken soup with dumplings so two meals costs us $1.50. Even if the chicken was more than $1.50, whole chickens are more work but they are less expensive and you get awesome broth.
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This is one of my favorites. Cheap and 1 pot cooking!
Beef and rice
1lb ground beef $1.99
2 cups white rice
4 cups water
2 chicken bulion cubes
1 small onion
5-6 cloves of garlic (or garlic powder would work too)
1 teaspoon cinnamon (sounds weird, but is really good!
Brown the ground beef in a large stock pot with the garlic and oinions. drain the fat. Add cinnamon. Dissolve chicken bullion in 4 cups HOT water, pour over beed onion and garlic mixture. Add rice and bring to a boil. Remove from heat, cover and let sit for 20 minutes or until rice is done.
This makes alot of food!
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We have breakfast for dinner once a week (or every other week). Generally I can make waffles, french toast, pancakes, or omeletes with fruit and sausage for way under $5 and my kids LOVE to have "breakfast for dinner" Dh was resistant at first but now loves the specialties that I come up with.
Spanish rice for sure it cheap and a hit here.
One of our favorite one pot/cheap meals here is bacon cheeseburger pasta. I use about half a pound of ground chuck, half a pk of bacon cut up and browned. Half a pound of pasta cooked(or whole pound if you want leftovers). Mix all together with a can of tomato soup (plain) and cover with a little cheddar cheese. Then I usually add a little bbq sauce. Dh loves it.
Dh also requests meatballs that I make with rice krispies, I make homemade bbq sauce to go with it and they are so good, add a veggie and bread if you'd like and you're all set.
I use the crock pot a lot for soups. and make bread to go with it. Or soup and sandwiches are good too. I usually make something a little more special when making it for dinner.
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The No. 1 state-ranked Brewster girls (13-1 overall, 7-1 league) take on Omak (7-7, 2-6) at 6 p.m.
The Bears No. 7 boys team (11-3, 7-1) follows against the Pioneers (6-7, 2-5) around 7:30 p.m.
In other games tonight, Okanogan is at Tonasket, Oroville is at Manson and Republic plays Wilbur-Creston at Wilbur (3 p.m.).
The Associated Press ranked the Okanogan boys team (14-0, 8-0) at No. 1 in a Jan. 16 poll.
The Okanogan girls team (12-2, 6-2) was ranked No. 3.
The Republic girls team (13-1), which is riding a seven-game win streak, was tied at No. 5 with Pateros (9-1).
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For the last several weeks, everything in our house has been about Knights in Shining Armor, jousting and the like. When the boys found out that we were going to Medieval Times, they watched a few videos and got super excited!
The entire evening was a rousing success.
When you approach the castle, you enter and are immediately checked in. You'll then have time to take a look in the gift shop or have a beverage while you're waiting to enter the arena. You can also have a photo taken with the princess or the king. Each guest is assigned a Knight to cheer on. Ours was the Black and White knight. You are allowed to enter the arena as you are called by color. The process goes smoothly and quickly.
Guests sit in bleacher style seating with long tables in front of them. (Tip: go to the bathroom before the show starts - it could be hard to get out if you're in the center of a row...plus you don't want to miss one exciting minute of the action!).
You will have a dedicated server and you'll eat everything with your hands! The boys thought this was too cool. Our menu consisted of:
Tomato bisque
Roasted chicken (an entire half a chicken!)
Freshly baked bread
Herb crusted roast potato
Sweet corn on the cob
Lemon pound cake
Unlimited soft drinks
As soon as the food is being served, the show begins. There are knights and kings and princesses and horses! The show starts with beautiful pageantry and the introduction of the knights, to which there is wild roaring and cheering throughout the arena. The knights participate in contests both on and off their horses, and our boys were simply entranced. There's even a bad guy.
Finally, the winning knight fights the bad guy to the death. But don't worry - it's not gory or scary. Our knight, the Black and White Knight, won the day and the boys cheered until they were hoarse.
After the show we toured the castle grounds and the medieval village displays. We homeschool, so this was a perfect time for some education.
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SURF POINT — Beverly Hallam of York, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 at Surf Point.
SURF POINT — Beverly Hallam of York, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 at Surf Point.
She was born Nov. 22, 1923, tin Lynn, Mass., the daughter of Alice Linney Murphy and Edwin Francis Hallam. She graduated from Lynn English High School. During her early years she studied clarinet and saxophone. In 1945, Ms. Hallam received a B.S. degree in education from the Massachusetts College of Art. That same year she also received a position at Lasell Junior College, Auburndale, where she was chairman of the art department until 1949.
In 1948, she attended Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. In 1953 she received her Matsers of Fine Arts at Syracuse University. From 1949-1962 Ms. Hallam was professor at the Massachusetts College of Art where she taught painting, drawing and design. She also introduced and taught the first courses in photography, and theater arts. On Saturdays she supervised the Saturday morning high school art classes. An avid photographer, Ms. Hallam travelled to Europe and compiled many illustrated lectures on art subjects, which she gave throughout the country. In the early '50s, she pioneered and researched the use of polyvinyl acetate as a painting medium, which is now used extensively internationally and called acrylic. She exhibited and demonstrated its use throughout the east.
Known for her larger-than-life airbrushed flowered canvases, she had 45 solo exhibitions in museums and galleries and 280 group shows. Her work is in the permanent collections of many museums and corporations and in private collections in U.S., Canada, France, Belgium and Switzerland. Her most recent awards were the Distinguished Alumni Award, Massachusetts College of Art and Maine College of Art Award for Achievement as a Visual Artist. An illustrated book "Beverly Hallam: An Odyssey In American Art," by Carl Little depicts her life and work. The Union of Maine Visual Artists, as part of the Maine Masters Project, featured her brilliant career on film in "Beverly Hallam: Artist as Innovator."
There is no service. Private burial will be at Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Ogunquit Museum of American Art, P.O. Box 815, Ogunquit, ME 03907.


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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Despite losing to Tufts University, 6-3, on Thursday, MIT was the first team this season to post a point against the Jumbos (4-0). In addition, it was the first time in three years the Engineers (2-2) won an individual match against Tufts.
Elaine Ni and Jusleen Karve lost their No. 1 doubles match, 8-1. Joanna MacKay and Jaclyn Cichon fell, 8-4, in the No. 2 spot. Mariah Hoover and Serena Lin picked up a point with their 8-5 win. Lin used this momentum to help her in her No. 1 singles match against Jen Luten. Despite dropping the first set, 6-3, Lin came back to win, 6-4, 10-4. Elaine Ni had the third win of the day for MIT, defeating Trina Spear, 6-3, 3-6, 10-4 in the No. 3 slot. Jaclyn Cichon and Emily Chen had strong performances in the No. 2 and No. 4 spots, despite falling 6-3, 6-0, and 6-1, 7-6 (3), respectively. After losing the first set 6-0, Jill Konowich retired, unable to complete her match in the No. 5 position. Mariah Hoover lost to Ashley Weisman, 6-1, 6-1, in the final singles match.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT followed up last week's rousing victory in the Bean Pot with a tremendous victory over the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Saturday. The Engineers, who are 10-3 in smallbore and 8-3 in air rifle on the season, downed Coast Guard in the aggregate by just 16 points. MIT scored a 2186-2181 decision in smallbore, while finishing ahead of the Bears in air, 2241-2230.
Senior Anton Katz and freshman Emily Houston tied for first in air as each competitor posted a score of 579. Katz finished ahead on the final two target cards to pull even. Senior Nathan Pfaff finished fourth overall and third for MIT with a total of 569. Freshmen Jennifer Paek and Sarah Miles continued to improve, posting season-best scores of 530 and 525, respectively.
In smallbore, Katz paced the entire field with a score of 566. The senior captain finished 12 points ahead of Houston, who closed in second for the Engineers. Pfaff tied for fourth with a score of 550, while Jacob Latcham capped Tech's scoring contingent with a total of 516. England exchange student Vidushi Tekriwal also competed against the Bears, totaling 516 in air rifle.