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A cyclist is hit by a car and injured in Christchurch almost every three days, sparking calls for more police enforcement when drivers are in the wrong.
Latest NZ Transport Agency figures show 47 cyclists were injured - one fatally - when hit by a vehicle in the first five months of the year.
February was the worst month, with 13 cyclists injured, five of them seriously.
Most of the collisions were at intersections, one was at a mall entrance and one was in a petrol station forecourt.
Of the 14 serious injury incidents, eight happened between 6.30am and 9am, and five were from 4.15pm to 6.30pm, St John records shows.
Nursing student Sharla Haerewa, 22, was the only fatality. She died after truck driver John William Herridge, 75, turned into her path in Lincoln Rd early on April 2.
St John Ambulance South Island manager David Thomas said accidents involving vehicles and cyclists "seem to happen with grim regularity in Christchurch".
Cyclists spoken to yesterday agreed.
Liesl Johnstone said she worried when her engineer husband, Rex, biked to work, something he did most days.
"You pray every day that they will be safe. It may seem neurotic, but it feels so unsafe out there," she said.
Rex Johnstone said drivers "either see you or look right through you".
High visibility clothing made little difference.
He had experienced a "few" near misses, mostly when cars turned or crossed in front of him.
The central city felt the most unsafe, he said.
Cyclist lobby group Spokes Canterbury submission convenor Dirk DeLu said the statistics did not surprise him, but it was "sad that it was happening that often".
More enforcement when drivers knocked cyclists off their bikes was needed, he said. "It won't be popular, but we do need police out there writing the tickets."
DeLu said "95 per cent of the drivers" acted responsibly.
Canterbury University transport engineering senior lecturer Glen Koorey said most cyclists "get through fine".
Travel survey data showed about 50,000 cycle trips were made in the city each day.
"If you are talking about 150,000 cycle trips every three days for one person injured, it is not a bad rate really," he said.
"It's a relatively small chance of something happening."
Travel statistics showed Christchurch accounted for about a fifth of New Zealand cyclists, but a sixth of all injury and fatality crashes, Koorey said.
However, it could always be made safer, through infrastructure and the "safety in numbers" effect.
"If we could get to the point where for many years we are not even having one fatality in Christchurch, that would be a good sign."
The Christchurch City Council plans to build 13 major cycleways in the city by 2021. Those would make a "huge difference", Koorey said.
A United States research project, covering five cities, showed protected bikeways resulted in 20 per cent to 200 per cent increases in cyclist numbers.
Cr Phil Clearwater, Christchurch City Council environmental committee chairman, said construction on one of 13 planned city cycleways, the Uni-Cycle, was underway and the Grassmere Route would start later this year.
Herridge last week pleaded guilty to careless driving causing Haerewa's death. He will be sentenced in October.
Canterbury road policing manager, Inspector Al Stewart, said police treated car versus cyclist crashes seriously.
"We would prosecute a driver who had struck a cyclist where it was evident that they were at fault. Equally though we would look at charging a cyclist who had caused a crash,'' he said.
Stewart said it was likely minor incidents went unreported, but police wanted to know about them.
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Stewart felt most city drivers and cyclists were responsible around each other. Helmets and high visibility clothing increased cyclists' safety, he said.
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The Gospel of John: When Love Comes to Townby Paul L. Metzger
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The Resonate series recovers the ancient wisdom of Scripture and helps us understand how it resonates with our complex world. The stories and insights of each book of the Bible are brought into conversation with contemporary voices of hope and lament--the cultural messages we interact with on a daily basis. The Scriptures become a meeting ground where God speaks to the pressing concerns of our day, and we are confronted in turn with a fresh experience of God's truth.
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Wicked's fast-broadband project moving slower than expected
That's a great idea! In fact, the most typical scenario is a municipality overbuilding their own fiber plant and offering standard rates to *any* commercial telecommunications provider wishing to use them. The trick is, *any* common carrier can buy capacity at a published rate. That's how the municipality serves the need for economic development without limiting competition. I have no problem putting up my tax dollars to overbuild the city with fiber, but I'd like the common carriers to all have an equal shot at using it -- we get the best of both worlds. Community investment in our future AND making the common carriers compete with each other.
August 20, 2013 at 9:37 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Wicked's fast-broadband project moving slower than expected
Yes, kuhusker is correct regarding the analogy, but there's another part that is unanswered: Has Wicked made any commitments about the size of their road out of town? 8 lane super-highway in town is great, but if it turns into Iowa & 15th when it connects upstream, that 8-lane super is going to be pretty worthless.
August 20, 2013 at 9:31 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Fritzel breaks silence on proposed Rock Chalk Park deal, says he won't profit from the KU sports complex
City leaders, I call to your attention a concept you seem to not understand. I understand you do not believe you need to bring this to a public vote for several reasons, however, in a government of, by and for the people, it is WE THE PEOPLE who make that decision, not you. If you are so confident of the merit of the project, why not bring this to us?
ref·er·en·dum [ref-uh-ren-duh m]
noun, plural ref·er·en·dums, ref·er·en·da [-duh]
1. the principle or practice of referring measures proposed or passed by a legislative body to the vote of the electorate for approval or rejection.
2. a measure thus referred.
3. a vote on such a measure.
Origin: 1840–50; < Latin: thing to be referred (neuter gerund of referre to bring back; see refer)
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January 19, 2013 at 9:02 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Fritzel breaks silence on proposed Rock Chalk Park deal, says he won't profit from the KU sports complex
....And now in comes the property tax abatement that is "necessary". I could afford to buy a larger home, if I only didn't have to pay those pesky property taxes. And really, wouldn't that be a benefit to the community? Think of it. I'd have to hire someone to build it, thus creating jobs! I'm a job creator, but a property tax abatement on my new home would be "necessary" for me to do that good for the community.
If you can't afford to own it, you can't afford to build it. I'm tired of watching the County continually increase my home valuation well beyond what I can sell it for, while it seems like every moderately sized business gets a break.
Let's stop subsidizing businesses who can't make the numbers work by shifting property taxes to the individuals.
January 19, 2013 at 8:56 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Executive pay varies widely at Lawrence nonprofits
I am one of the CEOs on the "over $100,000" list. I have a few comments on my situation in particular.
First off, I'm not sure what Mr. Hittle is calling a "salary" here, because he's about 15% high on mine. If he had the actual salary number for me, I wouldn't have made his $100k+ list. I'd like to have an opportunity to provide accurate information, however I was not contacted.
Second. Our organization revenue comes from fee-for-service and membership (which pays for services also). We don't actually receive any grant funding (not since the mid-90s) and have received no donations. Again, understanding the 990 might be helpful. Mr. HIttle reported our entire revenue as from grants and donations... wow, don't I wish!
Finally, many of the comments made talk about what we executives "take". My organization, as a 501(c)(3) is governed by a board of directors, not me. I do not "take" the salary, our board sets it. Numerous times I've asked mine be lowered and and use the savings to increase other staff salaries... but... I'm already the lowest paid CEO of an organization like the one I work for in the US.
I'm not sure what the point of this article is. It's not fair to lump all nonprofits together. There isn't another like the one I work for in the state of KS. Usually there's maybe one per state. Comparing us against each other, locally, creates a comparison to nothing. Comparing our organizations against their peer organizations would to a better job of creating a "report card" of sorts, if that was the intention.
January 15, 2012 at 2:07 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bicyclist injured in South Iowa accident
Yep -- doing that to a walker is just like what the cars like to do with us on the road all too often -- pass you going a lot faster with insufficient clearance!!!
April 30, 2010 at 5:47 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bicyclist injured in South Iowa accident
I'm an avid cyclist. I strongly avoid using sidewalks, but sometimes have to for safety reasons. I'd rather risk a citation than be dead -- and as for walkers, I ride into the grass to avoid them, or stop my bike. This academic discussion is all well and good, but at the end of the day, if the LPD is going to start citing cyclists for riding on sidewalks, they'd better be prepared to start citing drivers for not yielding the right of way to cyclists on the road -- which is the root cause of the problem of cyclists on sidewalks. If cars didn't pinch us off the road, honk, yell profanity, proclaim knowledge of our sexual orientation (yes, all of that has happened to me) just for riding where the law says we're supposed to, you'd probably not find us on the sidewalks so much.
April 30, 2010 at 3:47 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Kansans weigh in on health care reform
The question nobody is asking is how we got to the point we have? Insurance says that it has to be expensive because healthcare is expensive. Healthcare says it's expensive because it's costs are so high. First off, insurance is feeding itself -- health insurance is high because the cost of healthcare is high partially because the insurance required for healthcare providers is high. No, insurance isn't the only problem, but they certainly aren't without their share of the blame.
Drug companies that use the US to recover their development costs (selling the medication cheaper in other countries) are part of the problem. Doctors claim their costs are are high because they pay huge insurance premiums, might be paying off education, etc... I've not met too many of them living in the cheaper parts of town though. And finally, our entire society is to blame because we are a society who must always find someone to blame -- and pay -- for anything we are not happy about.
The core problem: Greed. We are greedy. The doctor makes a mistake, so we file suit for damages. Everyone in the provider chain wants to make money - drug companies (they prefer "treatments" to "cures" by the way), the equipment companies... no matter who we point the finger at, there are PEOPLE at the core. And they aren't just the people who work directly in the field, they are also the shareholders of the companies who expect to make money. The problem belongs to all of us. Until our entire society is willing to make sacrifices, even ones that might affect us, this problem will not go away.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Sep 12, 2000
|Filing date
|Feb 13, 1998
|Priority date
|Feb 28, 1996
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Michael J. Rozzano
|Original Assignee
|Ibp Foods, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (29), Referenced by (38), Classifications (16), Legal Events (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The invention generally relates to multi-chamber food packages and more specifically to a multi-chamber or compartmentalized food package which is both nestable in its unfilled state and self-displaying when filled and sealed.
While the diversity of snack foods increases on an almost daily basis, over the long term, such foods reflect the consumers' desire for quickly and readily available sustenance and currently reflect their demand for healthier foods, i.e., foods low in calories, fats and cholesterol. Manufacturer's have responded with a wide variety of products satisfying these demands.
In addition to the constantly changing demands for foodstuffs themselves, a second trend of the snack food market relates to packaging for the products. Single serving packages which provide average or typically sized servings of a food or snack are increasingly popular. These packages not only remain sealed until just prior to consumption thereby eliminating sanitation concerns but also avoid all problems associated with leftovers, i.e., storage and all too frequently spoilage and waste of the food product because there are no leftovers. Such single serving packaging, once confined almost exclusively to milk cartons, now includes other dairy products, salads, entrees, cookies, crackers, fruit and the like.
A confluence of these two food industry trends has resulted in single serving snacks or meals which include a variety of foodstuffs. For example, foods compatible from a storage temperature standpoint such as meat and cheese may be combined in one package with other less storage temperature sensitive snacks such as cookies, crackers or candy. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,237,329 to Pomroy et al. and U.S. Pat. No. 5,381,901 to Hundley teach compartmentalized food containers intended for accepting two or more distinct foodstuffs.
A feature of food containers which is looked upon favorably by vendors and appreciated by customers relates to display of such packages. It is well known to include a flange or flap along the upper edge of the package into which an aperture is formed so that the package may be hung on horizontal rods of a display rack. Alternatively, a hook or similar open shape may be formed in a flap which also facilitates hanging display. Aside from the additional manufacturing steps necessary to produce an aperture or hook in a flange or flap of a package, such packaging necessitates specialized display equipment in a store or refrigeration case having plural oblique or horizontal rods for receiving the packages. Furthermore, if the product is not balanced within the package relative to the hang point, the package will hang at an angle. Such skewed disposition is generally considered to be unattractive and therefore undesirable.
One solution to the foregoing problem has been to fabricate the package in a manner which facilitates self-display, that is, vertical or substantially vertical storage and display, on a shelf or other horizontal surface. U.S. Pat. No. 3,037,677 to Debs teaches a metal foil package wherein one lip or edge may be arranged to provide a suitable base area so that the package will stand upright without other support to display the package. Such vertical display is also achieved in the package disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,119,940 to Grindrod. This patent discloses a multi-compartment plastic package having a stiff collar which completely encircles the package and enables it to stand on one edge. A similar package is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,375,701 to Hustad et al. In this patent, a multi-compartment package includes a stiff flap secured to the bottom of the package which, in cooperation with the front lip of the package, maintains it in an upright position. Clearly, the packages in the above two patents require additional components to maintain them in an upright, display position which is undesirable.
From the foregoing, it is apparent that improvements in the art of self-standing, multi-compartment food packages are desirable and would have significant utility.
A compartmentalized, plastic food package includes a container and sealed cover which have a plurality of individually sealed chambers for foodstuffs. The container includes a top flange or surface which extends about the individual chambers onto which the removable cover is secured by an adhesive or heat sealing. The top flange includes a peripheral shoulder and lip which cooperates with the rear or bottom edge of certain of the chambers to facilitate substantially upright self-display of the container and contents. The sidewalls of the chambers are tapered and include notched or stepped spacers such that the containers may be controllably nested, the spacers preventing overly tight nesting and thus facilitating separation prior to filling and sealing.
A plurality of distinct foodstuffs such as meat, cheese, nuts, crackers, fruit, cookies and candy, for example, may be individually sealed in the chambers, thereby maintaining each foods flavor, aroma and desired moisture content. Preferably, the heavier foodstuffs, e.g., meat and cheese, are disposed in the lower chambers when the container is oriented in a vertical (display) position and the lighter foodstuffs, e.g., crackers and cookies, are disposed in the upper chambers to improve stability in this position.
It is thus an object of the present invention to provide a compartmentalized food package which is self-storing and self-displaying in a vertical orientation.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a compartmentalized food package wherein diverse foodstuffs may be stored in isolated fashion from one another.
It is a still further object of the present invention to provide a compartmentalized food container which is nestable and includes spacers which facilitate ready separation for filling.
It is a still further object of the present invention to provide a compartmentalized food container having a cover which may removably secured by an adhesive or heat sealing.
It is a still further object of the present invention to provide a compartmentalized food package wherein the heavier foodstuffs, e.g., meat and cheese are disposed in bottom chambers and lighter foodstuffs, e.g., crackers and cookies, are disposed in the upper chambers to improve, vertical, i.e., standing, self-standing stability.
Further objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent by reference to the following description of the preferred embodiment and appended drawings wherein like reference numerals refer to the same element, feature or component.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a compartmentalized food package according to the present invention with a portion of the sealing cover broken away;
FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of a compartmentalized food container according to the present invention illustrating the locations of two centers of gravity;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged, fragmentary perspective view of a corner of a compartmentalized food container according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary, elevational view of a plurality of nested, compartmentalized food containers according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a top plan view of a compartmentalized food container according to the present invention; and
FIG. 6 is a full, sectional view of a compartmentalized food container according to the present invention taken along line 6--6 of FIG. 5.
Referring now to FIG. 1, a compartmentalized food package is illustrated and generally designated by the reference numeral 10. The compartmentalized food package 10 includes a base or container portion 12 which defines a plurality, preferably four, compartments or chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20. Each of the compartments or chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20 defines an individual volume of a preselected size have mouths or openings coplanar with a front flange 22 which extends about the periphery of the container 12 as well as between adjacent edges of the individual compartments or chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20. The front flange 22 has a substantially uniform width about the periphery of the container 12 as well as between the adjacent compartments 14, 16, 18 and 20 and lies in a single plane. The front flange 22 further defines curved exterior corners 24 and filleted interior corners 26.
Disposed about the periphery of the front flange 22 is a downturned shoulder on edge 32. As used herein "downturned" refers to an edge which extends away from the flange .[.32.]. .Iadd.22 .Iaddend.and, when the container 12 is conventionally disposed on a horizontal surface with its front flange 22 up, the edge 32 extends downwardly therefrom. Adjacent the portion of the down-turned shoulder or edge 32 most distant the front flange 22 is a narrow, outwardly extending lip 34. The downturned edge 32 is preferably disposed normal to the surface of the front flange 22 and the lip 34. Thus, the lip 34 and the front flange 22 are preferably parallel to one another. The container 12 is preferably fabricated of high density polyethylene (HDPE) or a similar recyclable polymer or plastic and defines a nominal thickness of between about 0.009 inches and 0.012 inches (0.23 mm to 0.30 mm) given nominal overall container size of 5 to 6 inches (127 mm to 152.4 mm) square and 1 to 1.5 inches (25.4 mm to 38.1 mm) in depth. Larger containers 12 will preferably be fabricated of thicker material to increase the strength as needed.
The package 10 also includes a flexible, thin plastic front cover 40 disposed across the front of the container 12 and secured to the surface of the front flange 22 by a thin layer or bead of adhesive (not illustrated) or by appropriate melting and sealing of the front cover 40 to the container 12. When the front cover 40 is sealed in place on the flange 22, the individual chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20 are isolated from one another such that foodstuffs disposed therein will maintain their individual aromas, tastes and moisture contents. In order to render removal of the front cover 40 from the container 12 convenient, it preferably includes a small projecting tab 42 at one corner or along one edge which facilitates gripping by the fingers of a user and removal from the container 12 as will be readily appreciated. The front cover 40 may also include various indicia 44 or artwork such as brand name or content designations or a UPC bar code. The front cover 40 is relatively flexible and is preferably fabricated of polyethylene having a thickness from about 0.007 inches to 0.009 inches (0.18 mm to 0.23 mm).
Referring now to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, it will be appreciated that each of the compartments or chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20 are defined by oblique sidewalls 48. The corners of the chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20 are curved and generally correspond to or mimic the filleted interior corners 26. Each of the sidewalls 48 is oriented at a large acute angle to the plane defined by the front flange 22, such angle being approximately 85 to 88 and preferably about 86.5. The oblique sidewalls 48 merge with bottom panels .[.50.]. .Iadd.52 .Iaddend.which cooperatively define the chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20.
The oblique sidewalls 48 readily facilitate nesting of the empty packages 12 as illustrated in FIG. 4. Intimate nesting of such packages 12, that is, nesting wherein the upper surfaces of the bottom panels .[.50.]. .Iadd.52 .Iaddend.contacts the lower or outer surfaces of the bottom panels .[.50.]. .Iadd.52 .Iaddend.of the package nested therein, while providing maximum packaging or nesting density, often create difficulty when the packages are being separated just prior to filling because such separation is typically done by machine and if the bottom panels .[.50.]. .Iadd.52 .Iaddend.of the packages are in contact this likely means that the edges where a separating mechanism will function are likewise in contact making such separation difficult and resulting in occasional double packages passing through the packing machine. Such double packages are both wasteful and time consuming to detect and remove.
The present invention addresses this problem and incorporate a plurality of notch-like spacers or separators 60, one of which is preferably disposed at each corner of the container 12. The spacers 60 include an arcuate and trapezoidal wall portion 62 which extends substantially normal to the plane of the front flange 22 and a crescent shaped surface 64 which extends between the lower edge of the trapezoidal wall portion 62 and the sidewalls 48, forming a narrow ledge which, when the packages 12 are nested, aligns with and abuts a portion of the front flange 22 adjacent the filleted peripheral corners 26. The height of the arcuate trapezoidal wall 62 thus defines the spacing between adjacent, nested containers 12 and is on the order of 0.25 inches to 0.375 inches (6.35 mm to 9.5 mm) thus preventing intimate contact between the sidewalls 48 and bottom panels 52 of adjacent containers 12, sticking together of the container 12 because of such intimate contact and thus difficulty in separating the containers 12 prior to machine filling.
Referring now to FIGS. 2, 5 and 6, it will be appreciated that the compartmentalized food package 10 according to the present invention provides isolated storage of diverse foodstuffs such as meat, cheese, crackers, nuts, cookies, candy, fruit and the like as well as provides substantially vertical self-display of the package without holes in the package and associated hanging type display fixtures. In this regard, the four chambers 14, 16, 18 and 20 are preferably filled with foodstuffs in a manner which contributes to the overall stability of the compartmentalized food package 10 in the vertical, self-displaying position illustrated in FIG. 2. Assuming the chambers 18 and 20 define the lower two chambers when the package 10 is displayed as illustrated in FIG. 2, these two chambers are preferably filled with the heavier foodstuffs, typically sliced meat 76 and cheese 78. It will be further appreciated that the chamber 18 is square as illustrated in the plan view of FIG. 5 and thus is readily adaptable to the receipt of meat 76 such as bologna, sausage and other cold meats which are typically round. The chamber 20, by way of contrast, is rectangular as illustrated in the plan view of FIG. 5 and is thus adapted to products such as slices of cheese 78 which are readily and typically formed or cut into rectangular or other desirable shapes. The lighter foodstuffs such as cookies 72 and crackers 74 are preferably disposed in the upper chambers 14 and 16 which are also square and thus readily receive round cookies 72 and crackers 74. For example, the chamber 14 which is the smaller of the two upper chambers is sized to accept cookies 72 whereas the larger chamber 16 is well suited for crackers 74.
As an example, the cookies 72 in the chamber 14 may have a net weight of approximately 0.75 ozs. (21.3 gms.) or will preferably be in the range of from 0.7 ozs. to 0.8 ozs. (19.9 gms. to 22.7 gms.). Similarly, the crackers 74 in chamber 16 will also be relatively light and preferably have a weight of about 0.7 ozs. (19.9 gms.) or be in the range from 0.6 ozs. to 0.8 ozs. (17.0 gms. to 22.7 gms.). By contrast, the heavier product such as the meat 76 disposed in chamber 18 will have a weight of about 1.4 ozs. (39.7 gms.) or in any event from about 1.2 ozs. to 1.6 ozs. (34 gms. to 45.4 gms.) and the cheese 78 in the chamber 20 will have a weight of about 1.35 ozs. (38.3 gms.) or in any event from about 1.2 ozs. to 1.6 ozs. (34 gms. to 45.4 gms.). The foregoing weights are given by way of example and may be readily and generally proportionally adjusted if the overall container 10 is larger or smaller than that disclosed.
As illustrated in FIG. 2, given such a disposition of foodstuffs in the package 10 the center of gravity, will be disposed at the point X as viewed from the side as in FIG. 2. The package 10 is thus stable as illustrated by the plumb line 82 descending from the center of gravity X. By way of contrast, if the package 10 is filled oppositely such that the heavier foodstuffs are disposed in the chambers 14 and 16 and the lighter foodstuffs are disposed in the lower chambers 18 or 20 (or the package 10 is placed on its side or upside down such that the chambers 14 and 16 are on the bottom, adjacent the supporting surface 80), the center of gravity will move to Y such that the package may be either marginally stable or unstable as illustrated by the fact that the plumb line 84 is outside the bottom edge of the package 10, thus defeating the self-displaying goal of the package 10.
The foregoing disclosure is the best mode devised by the inventor for practicing this invention. It is apparent, however, that products incorporating modifications and variations will be obvious to one skilled in the art of food packaging. Inasmuch as the foregoing disclosure is intended to enable one skilled in the pertinent art to practice the instant invention, it should not be construed to be limited thereby but should be construed to include such aforementioned obvious variations and be limited only by the spirit and scope of the following claims.
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|Elizabeth Varriano-Marston
|Atmosphere controlled packaging for fresh foodstuffs
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JP Morgan sees shares of Apple reaching $108, believes redesigned iPhone will exceed expectationsInvestment firm J.P. Morgan became the latest to increase its price target for Apple stock on Tuesday, projecting that the company will be propelled to $108 per share thanks in part to this year's anticipated "iPhone 6" launch.
"iPhone 6" and "iPhone 6c" concepts by Martin Hajek.
Analyst Rod Hall issued a new note to investors, a copy of which was provided to AppleInsider, to lay the case that shares of AAPL are likely to see earnings grow beyond current expectations on Wall Street. Hall anticipates that Apple has multiple new product launches in the works for late 2014, including a redesigned iPhone.
Hall's estimate is up from his previous target of $89, which has been underwater for some time. His new price target of $108 calls for Apple to reach that goal by the end of 2015.
In addition to a redesigned iPhone, Hall also expects that Apple will launch a so-called "iWatch" this fall. However, he doesn't believe that new product category would have a significant effect on the company's bottom line.
J.P. Morgan was the second investment firm to raise its price target on Apple on Tuesday, joining Needham & Company, which increased its forecast to $97. In that increase, analyst Charlie Wolf also cited an expectation that "iPhone 6" sales will be strong, but he was also impressed by the announcement of Apple's new programming language, dubbed Swift, at this month's Worldwide Developers Conference.
Other firms tracked by AppleInsider that revised their price targets upward earlier this month are Cowen & Company ($102), and RBC Capital Markets ($100). Many have been prompted to increase their targets in the face of strong gains by AAPL stock since the company's successful March quarter results, in which iPhone sales came in higher than market expectations.
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Turns an Ipad into a remote control for Sky+ HD boxes
BRITISH SATELLITE BROADCASTER Sky has rolled out an updated IOS app to turn the Ipad into a touchscreen remote control for Sky+ set-top boxes.
Having announced last month that the update would be released this Summer, Sky has kept its promise, delivering the update to Sky TV customers with Sky+ HD boxes that allows them to pause and rewind content by swiping their Ipad screens.
The main appeal of the app is that it allows Sky customers to use the Ipad as a remote control, view their TV schedule and record, edit and delete recordings without interrupting what they are watching on their TV. It also features other aesthetic and navigation improvements.
Although it's a great perk for Sky users with Ipads, the British broadcaster has so far failed to bring out the app update for Apple's smartphone user base, delivering it to Ipad users only. Nevertheless, the firm did say that the Ipad would be the first to receive the update, indicating that we might see an update for the Iphone and Ipod Touch pretty soon.
However, Google fans might be frustrated to learn that Sky+ for Android is also without the update, with the firm not mentioning any future release.
Those who have already downloaded the Sky+ app will notice the similarities it has with Zeebox, a second-screen IOS and Android app designed to connect TV viewers. That's because Sky has taken a 10 per cent stake in Zeebox to support its future products.
"Later this summer we'll also be integrating Zeebox second screen functionality in to the app," Sky said in a statement.
"This will allow Sky customers to follow online reaction to their favourite shows directly through the app via integrated twitter feeds, plus enjoy bonus content specifically created around their favourite Sky shows."
The news comes just after Sky posted record profits of £1.2bn for the year ended 30 June, up 14 per cent from the previous year. µ
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PITTSBURG, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 04/29/14 -- Homebuyers continue to find everything they are looking for and more at William Lyon Homes' Vineyard at Vista Del Mar in Pittsburg. Consistently strong sales means inventory is low, but not anymore. To meet homebuyer demand, Vineyard has just released a brand new phase that offers spacious two-story designs and a desirable single-story home. Situated on large lots with some locations that back up to open space, Vineyard's newest phase offering features gourmet kitchens with upgraded cabinets, granite slab countertops, stainless steel appliances and great proximity to BART.
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The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) has established a fifth working group to focus on developing and promoting cohesive IP solution designs. September 13, 2009
The convergence of electronic security onto enterprise networks is turning IT managers into systems integrators' primary point of contact for corporate accounts. Find out how this dynamic is playing out and the secrets to ingratiating your company with these customers. September 13, 2009
ASIS Int'l has selected its first 10 ASIS Accolades winners has part of its new awards competition that recognizes the industry's most innovative new ... September 09, 2009
The world market for video surveillance equipment is expected to grow by 3 percent in 2009 despite the economic turndown ... September 02, 2009
Irvine, Calif.-based Toshiba Surveillance & IP Network Video has expanded its line of IP network-centric solutions to include the IK-WD01A mini-dome IP camera. Housed in a compact white dome measuring only 5.5-inches in diameter, it combines state-of-the-art IP video technology. SSI Staff · September 01, 2009
You've heard about it and possibly witnessed a demo, but until this point you've probably relegated video analytics to the realm of novelty. Find out why a leading expert in the potentially transformative technology says content analysis is now ready to be taken as seriously as a heart attack. By Scott Goldfine · August 31, 2009


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