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A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 1994 Chevrolet G Series Van (G20)
- Wiper Motor Replacement $315 - 614
- Ball Joint Replacement - Lower $137 - 470
- Automatic Transmission Diagnosis $82 - 104
- Head Gasket(s) Replacement $1,310 - 1,767
- Fuel Pump Replacement $161 - 234
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- Automatic Transmission Diagnosis $82 - 104 Duncan, AZHead Gasket(s) Replacement $1310 - 1767 Alexandria, VAWiper Motor Replacement $315 - 614 Newport News, VAWiper Motor Replacement $315 - 614 Newport News, VA
1994 Chevrolet G Series Van (G20) Problems
The intake manifold gasket may develop and external engine oil or coolant leak. In some cases, an internal coolant leak may occur causing coolant to mix with the engine oil. Running the engine with a coolant/oil mix may result in engine damage. Replacing the intake manifold gasket should correct this issue.
A coolant leak may develop from the water pump. This can result in an engine overheating condition. A leaking water pump will require replacement.
The fuel pump may fail causing the engine to stall and not restart. Our technicians recommend replacing the fuel filter every 30,000 miles to help prevent undue strain on the fuel pump.
1994 Chevrolet G Series Van (G20) Questions
if you spray starter fluid in TB. will start. have any ideals.
I put $40.00 in the tank, gas gauge didn't move. for months it worked intermittently. now notta. I don't want to invest much $$ as it is 20 years old. could it be a ground issue?
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EgyptOfficial Name: Arab Republic of Egypt
Quick Facts
Must be valid at time of entry
One page required for entry stamp
Yes, but you can get at airport.
Embassies and Consulates
U.S. Embassy Cairo
Consular Section
5 Tawfik Diab Street
Garden City, Cairo
Telephone: +(20) 2-2797-2301
Emergency After-Hours Telephone: +(20) 2-2797-3300
Fax: +(20) 2-2797-2472
The American Citizens Services unit uses an online appointment system for those coming to the Embassy to receive routine consular services Sunday through Wednesday, except for official holidays (U.S. and Egyptian). Phone-inquiry hours are between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The latest Embassy Emergency or Security Message for U.S. Citizens can be found at http://egypt.usembassy.gov.
The mailing address from the United States is: Consular Section, Unit 64900, Box 15, APO AE 09839-4900. Within Egypt or from a third country, it is 8 Kamal el-Din Salah Street, Garden City, Cairo, Egypt. Consular information is available on the U.S. Embassy Cairo web site. Visa-related inquiries should be sent by e-mail.
Destination Description
Egypt is a republic with a developing economy. It has extensive facilities for tourists. Read the Department of State's Fact Sheet on Egypt for additional information on U.S.-Egypt relations.
Entry, Exit & Visa Requirements
A passport and visa are required for U.S. citizens traveling to Egypt. Tourists can obtain a renewable 30-day tourist visa on arrival at Egyptian airports for a $25 fee, payable in U.S. dollars. A multiple entry visa is also obtainable now at ports of entries for USD 35.00. Tourists arriving overland and/or those who previously experienced difficulty with their visa status in Egypt should obtain a visa prior to arrival. Travelers arriving from Israel at the Taba border crossing are advised to obtain a visa prior to their arrival, otherwise they are granted either a no-fee, 14-day visa valid for travel within Sinai only, or they may buy a 30-day tourist visa for $25 upon submission of a travel agency support letter. The letters are obtainable from travel agents at the border; however, their fees for providing this service vary. Please see the Safety and Security section below for information regarding embassy restrictions on the travel of U.S. embassy personnel to Sinai.
The Egyptian government screens travelers before allowing entry/exit through the Rafah border crossing with Gaza, and the border crossing is often closed for several days at a stretch. U.S. travel groups and/or humanitarian aid convoys that wish to cross this border should contact the Egyptian Embassy in Washington for permission before travel. The U.S. government advises U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Gaza. Travelers to Gaza from Egypt should read the Travel Warning for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.
Diplomatic and official passport holders are required, without exception, to have visas before arrival in Egypt. Please note that holders of official or diplomatic passports who arrive without diplomatic visas will not be granted admission to Egypt. The Embassy in Cairo is unable to intercede with Egyptian officials to obtain entry permission for diplomatic and official passport holders who do not have visas in their passports. Such travelers will be required to remain in transit at Cairo Airport until their departure from Egypt at their expense can be arranged. Military personnel arriving on commercial flights are not exempt from passport and visa requirements.
The Egyptian Embassy in Washington is currently requiring at least 10 working days, and sometimes much longer, to process official visa requests, an expedite letter from the Department of State notwithstanding. It is incumbent upon all official travelers to submit their visa requests and passports to the Egyptian Embassy well in advance of travel.
Foreigners who wish to come to Egypt for work must obtain work permits and work/business visas before arrival. Foreigners can acquire work permits from the Ministry of Manpower and Migration offices in the district of the employer, and accordingly are authorized residency in the country. Work permits must be obtained through the employer. Foreigners who arrive as tourists but want to change their status after arrival in country are allowed a three-month tourist/non-working residency visa to change their status from tourist to work. Foreigners in Egypt on tourist visas are not permitted to work.
Visit the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the most current visa information.
Foreign residents and their dependents aged 15 or older who are in Egypt applying for work, study, or training permits and staying longer than 30 days require HIV testing. A test performed in the United States may be accepted under certain conditions. Proof of yellow fever immunization is required if arriving from an infected area. Please verify this information with the Egyptian Embassy before you travel.
Information about dual nationality or the prevention of international child abduction can be found on our website. For further information about customs regulations, please read our Customs Information page.
Safety and Security
Political Violence, Demonstrations and Public Disorder: Political protests occur often throughout Egypt. We remind U.S. citizens that even demonstrations intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and possibly escalate into violence. Demonstrations have led to frequent violent clashes between police and protesters, resulting in deaths, injuries, and property damage. In some areas, protesters have blocked major streets and bridges, burned tires and debris, established unofficial checkpoints, and thrown rocks and Molotov cocktails. Security forces have responded with tear gas, crowd-control measures, and firearms to disperse demonstrations. Protests can occur with little to no warning in any area, but Cairo's Tahrir Square; Nasr City near Rabaa Aladawiya; Dokki near Cairo University; and Salah Salem Road, as well as the AlQaed Ibrahim, Sidi Gaber and Sidi Beshr areas of Alexandria have been favored locations for rallies and demonstrations, particularly on Fridays. Protests and incidents of political violence have occurred with greater frequency at universities. Although the state of emergency and curfew imposed in August 2013 were rescinded in November, armed security forces remain heavily deployed in many areas.
On June 28, 2013, a U.S. citizen was killed during a demonstration in Alexandria. Women in particular are advised to avoid demonstrations as there have been multiple reports of gender-based violence and sexual assaults against both foreign and Egyptian women. U.S. citizens are advised that it is illegal to photograph certain facilities in Egypt, and enforcement of this law is particularly strict at demonstrations. U.S. citizens have been detained, questioned and in some cases deported for taking pictures or videos of protests or military and police personnel, facilities and equipment.
Protests and public disorder are not confined to Cairo and Alexandria. Sohag, Suez, Port Said, Fayoum, Minya, Qena, Asyut, and the Sinai Peninsula have also witnessed incidents of political violence. U.S. Embassy personnel traveling to these areas require advance approval. Egyptian authorities also restrict the travel of foreigners to certain locales. U.S. citizens planning to travel beyond Cairo and Alexandria should contact the Embassy prior to travel. Large gatherings in Egypt, including sporting events such as soccer matches, can cause major traffic disruptions and sometimes turn violent. U.S. citizens should exercise extreme caution if attending soccer matches in Egypt, be aware of the potential for snarled traffic and agitated crowds after sporting events, and avoid venues--such as bars and coffee houses--where large numbers of people gather to watch sporting events on television. We strongly urge you to avoid crowds, to exercise extreme caution if within the vicinity of any large public gatherings, and to stay well away from demonstrations.
U.S. citizens are urged to remain alert to local security developments and to be vigilant regarding their personal security by knowing the locations of police and fire stations, hospitals, and other places to relocate to feel secure. If you are concerned for your security, you should exercise personal responsibility, remove yourself from the situation, and relocate to an area where you feel secure. U.S. citizens are advised to avoid urban areas after dark. U.S. citizens should also carry identification and a cell phone or other means of communication that works in Egypt. U.S. citizens are encouraged to make common sense plans to deal with security situations and to investigate alternate means of communication in country, evacuation insurance, and alternative destinations both within and outside the country in case of emergency.
Terrorism: Egypt witnessed several terrorist incidents in 2013. A large number of these incidents specifically targeted Egyptian security forces and infrastructure, including the attempted assassination of the Minister of Interior, attacks on police stations, and the discoveries of explosive devices in Cairo and elsewhere. The authorities have made several arrests and responded with heavy police and military presence throughout the country. Responsibility for these attacks has been attributed primarily to jihadist elements operating out of the Sinai Peninsula, which remains a particularly restive region. Foreign tourists, including U.S. citizens, were kidnapped in the Sinai in 2012 and 2013. U.S. citizens who plan to visit there in spite of the persistent threat of kidnapping and terrorist attacks should exercise extreme caution. U.S. citizens should be especially vigilant in crowded tourist areas, practice good personal security measures, and be alert to their surroundings. Travelers should avoid resorts and hotels that lack significant physical setback from roads and adequate security procedures.
U.S. citizens are encouraged to visit the U.S. Embassy in Cairo website for the most up-to-date security information.
Alexandria: The State Department lifted ordered departure status for employees of the U.S. Consulate General Alexandria and their family members on December 16, 2013. Even though ordered departure status has been lifted, security upgrades required for U.S. government facilities in Alexandria mean that U.S. Consulate General personnel will be based out of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo while these upgrades are made.
Restricted Areas: The U.S. Embassy restricts its employees and their family members from traveling to specific areas and advises all U.S. citizens to do the same. U.S. Embassy personnel in Egypt are currently prohibited from traveling to the Sinai, except by air to Sharm El Sheikh. Overland personal travel by U.S. government employees anywhere in the Sinai outside of Sharm El Sheikh is prohibited. In addition, travel by road by U.S. government employees west of Marsa Matruh on the north coast is prohibited. Travel between Fayoum, Asyut, Sohag, and Qena is only approved on a case-by-case basis. Reports indicate that the security situation in the northern Sinai area, which is generally defined as the area north of the Cairo-Nekhl-Taba and Sheikh Zeid road, remains difficult due to the continuing potential for violence. Travelers should be aware of the possible dangers of overland travel.
Safari travelers must obtain permission and a travel route from the Egyptian Military Intelligence and the Tourist Police Headquarters via a local or overseas travel agency to access Egypt's frontiers, including the borders with Libya, Sudan, Israel, and parts of the Sinai off paved roads. Police escorts are assigned to accompany foreigners during their tour.
Travelers should be aware that landmines have caused many casualties in Egypt, including deaths of U.S. citizens. All travelers should check with local authorities before embarking on off-road travel. Known minefields are not reliably marked by signs, but are sometimes enclosed by barbed wire. Heavy rains can cause flooding and move landmines, and travelers should be exercise caution when encountering sand drifts on roadways. Though mines are found in other parts of Egypt, the highest concentrations are in World War II battlefields along the Mediterranean coast west of Alexandria, the Eastern Desert between Cairo and the Suez Canal, and much of the Sinai Peninsula. Travelers are urged to be especially prudent in these areas.
To stay connected:
- Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program so we can keep you up to date with important safety and security announcements.
- Follow the Bureau of Consular Affairs on Twitter and Facebook.
- Bookmark the Bureau of Consular Affairs website, which contains the current Travel Warnings and Travel Alerts as well as the Worldwide Caution.
- Follow the U.S. Embassy in Egypt on Twitter and visiting the Embassy's website.
- In the event of an emergency, contact us at 1-888-407-4747 toll-free within the U.S. and Canada, or via a regular toll line, 1-202-501-4444, from other countries.
- Take some time before traveling to consider your personal security and checking for useful tips for traveling safely abroad.
CRIME: Following the Revolution in January 2011, the incidence of crime, including attacks on foreigners, increased throughout the country. Travelers should apply common sense personal security measures when moving about, particularly in urban areas after dark, to avoid becoming a victim. While the majority of incidents reported are crimes of opportunity, such as purse snatching and theft, there is growing and serious concern of incidents that involve weapons, including car-jackings. There have been multiple reports of men on motorcycles or in cars grabbing purses or other valuables in drive-by assaults. U.S. citizens are advised to carry mobile phones in pockets rather than on belts or in purses. Avoid wearing headphones, which make the wearer more vulnerable and readily advertise the presence of a valuable item. Limit or avoid display of jewelry as it attracts attention and could prompt a robbery attempt. Limit cash and credit cards carried on your person. Be sure to store valuables, wallet items, and passports in a safe place. Travelers are strongly cautioned not to leave valuables such as cash, jewelry, and electronic items unsecured in hotel rooms or unattended in public places. Women are vulnerable to sexual harassment and verbal abuse; the Embassy has received numerous reports of foreigners being groped in taxis and while in public places. Travelers are cautioned to be aware of their surroundings and to be cautious going anywhere with a stranger alone.
VICTIMS OF CRIME: If you or someone you know becomes the victim of a crime abroad, you should contact the local police and the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. We can:
- Replace a stolen passport.
- Help you find appropriate medical care if you are the victim of violent crimes such as assault or rape.
- Put you in contact with the appropriate police authorities, and if you want us to, contact family members or friends.
- Help you understand the local criminal justice process and direct you to local attorneys, although it is important to remember that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting the crime.
The local equivalent to the "911" emergency police line in Egypt is 122.
Failure to report crimes before leaving Egypt will make it impossible to seek prosecution at a later date. U.S. citizen tourists can forward their complaints for investigation by the Tourist Police Headquarters. For crimes involving children, you may call the child emergency help line at 16000. For issues involving violence against women and/or general complaints, dial 0800 888 3888.
The Embassy continues to receive reports of U.S. citizen women subject to domestic violence, sexual harassment, verbal abuse, and rape in Egypt. Women have been groped in taxis and while in public places. The Consular Section strongly encourages women who seek our assistance to take legal action against perpetrators in order to bring them to justice. Some Egyptian NGOs provide assistance to victimized women within the Egyptian community. Women victimized overseas may be entitled to receive compensation for counseling and/or other services such as relocating back to the U.S. For further information visit the U.S. Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women.
Please see our information for victims of crime, including possible victim compensation programs in the United States.
Local Laws & Special Circumstances
CRIMINAL PENALTIES: While you are traveling in Egypt, you are subject to its laws. The Egyptian legal system is different from the legal system in the United States. If you break Egyptian laws, your U.S. passport will not prevent arrest or prosecution. Punishments often are harsher in Egypt for comparable crimes than they are in the United States. You may be detained and taken in for questioning if you do not have proper identification, such as a passport. Although the enforcement of traffic laws generally is lax, foreigners are subject to extra scrutiny and driving under the influence could result in arrest or detainment.
Be aware that you can also be prosecuted for violating U.S. laws while in Egypt. Do not purchase counterfeit or pirated goods, such as DVDs. They are illegal in Egypt and in the United States. Engaging in sexual conduct with children or using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country is a crime prosecutable in the United States.
While some countries routinely notify the U.S. embassy or consulate if a U.S. citizen is detained or arrested, others do not. If you are arrested or detained in Egypt, you should immediately ask authorities to notify the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.
There are also some things that might be legal in the country you visit, but still illegal in the United States. You can be prosecuted in the United States for engaging in sexual conduct with children or for using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country regardless of the legality of these activities under that country's laws. Counterfeit and pirated goods are illegal in the United States and if you purchase them in a foreign country, you may be breaking local law as well.
Arrest notifications in host country: While some countries will automatically notify the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate if a U.S. citizen is detained or arrested in that country, others may not. To ensure that the United States is aware of your circumstances, request that the police and prison officials notify the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate as soon as you are arrested or detained overseas.
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES: There are restrictions on photographing military and police personnel and sites, bridges, and canals, including the Suez Canal. Egyptian authorities may broadly interpret these restrictions to include other potentially sensitive structures, such as embassies, other public buildings with international associations, and some religious edifices. Visitors should also refrain from taking photographs of any uniformed personnel. A number of U.S. citizens have been arrested after unwittingly photographing sites considered sensitive by Egyptian authorities. Equipment is sometimes confiscated and electronic photos are deleted.
Travelers entering Egypt must complete a "currency customs declaration" if they are traveling with $10,000 or more (or the foreign currency equivalent thereof). Travelers who attempt to leave or enter the country with more than $10,000 (or foreign-currency equivalent thereof) risk having their money confiscated.
In addition to being subject to all Egyptian laws, U.S. citizens of Egyptian origin may also be subject to other laws that impose special obligations on Egyptian citizens. The Government of Egypt considers all children born to Egyptian fathers to be Egyptian citizens even if they were not issued an Egyptian birth certificate or a passport. U.S. citizen women married to Egyptians do not need their spouse's permission to depart Egypt as long as they have a valid Egyptian visa. Dual nationals residing in Egypt for more than six months from the date of arrival or whose entry visa has the annotation "Egyptian origin" require proof of Egyptian citizenship, such as a family I.D. card or Egyptian birth certificate. In some cases where U.S. citizens fail to renew their residency visas or lose their U.S. passports, dual nationals are required to present their parents' Egyptian birth certificates and be documented as Egyptian citizens in order to obtain a temporary/replacement entry stamp to facilitate their travel out of Egypt. Dual national men residing in Egypt for more than six months could be required to complete mandatory military service. Exemption from this requirement is determined by the Military Recruitment Authority and requires that a request be presented to the Nationality Department at the Egyptian Immigration Authority for approval. The dual national is then provided with a movement certificate along with the approval to present to the Recruitment Authority. The dual national must obtain an exemption certificate through the Ministry of Defense Draft Office before he can leave Egypt.
Individuals who believe they could be affected by the military-service requirement can inquire at an Egyptian embassy or consulate abroad before traveling to Egypt. Dual nationals may enter and leave Egypt on their U.S. passports. Dual nationals who travel to Egypt on their Egyptian passports are regarded as Egyptian citizens by the local government. Our ability to provide U.S. consular assistance to those traveling on Egyptian passports is extremely limited. For additional information, see our information on Dual Nationality.
The Government of Egypt deals firmly with anyone attempting to illegally adopt a child. Islamic law does not allow adoption as it is understood in the United States. Laws in Egypt regarding adoption are unclear and may vary according to a prospective adoptive parent's religious background. There have been cases of U.S. citizen couples sentenced to prison for attempting to circumvent Egyptian laws on birth registrations and adoption.
Services for U.S. Companies: The U.S. Department of Commerce's Officers and Commercial Specialists are available for counseling U.S. business representatives on market-entry opportunities and techniques. They actively support U.S. companies who are bidding on projects, advocate on their behalf, and assist in removing trade barriers. For specific questions, visit the U.S. Commercial Service website, or contact them by email.
Marriage in Egypt: The Egyptian government allows U.S. citizens to marry in Egypt. For further information, please refer to the website of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.
The Embassy warns that marriage fraud perpetrated by both U.S. citizens and Egyptians is common. Entering into a marriage contract for the principal purpose of facilitating immigration to the United States for an alien is against U.S. law and can result in serious penalties, including fines and imprisonment for the U.S. citizen and the Egyptian. At the same time, it is not uncommon for Egyptians to enter into marriages with U.S. citizens solely for immigration purposes. Relationships developed via correspondence, particularly those begun on the Internet, are particularly susceptible to manipulation. The U.S. government urges U.S. citizens who meet Egyptians on the internet or while touring the country to take the time necessary to get to know them before considering marriage. Unfortunately, the Embassy sees many cases of abuse, physical and verbal, against U.S. citizen spouses and often those marriages end in divorce when the Egyptian acquires permanent residency (a "green card") or citizenship in the United States.
We are not aware of any special currency or customs circumstances for this country. Visa registration requirements or requirement to carry documentation. Problems with consular access. Official corruption. Unusual laws. Prohibitions on photography. Special problems with dual nationality, especially relating to military service.
If you are a women traveling abroad, please review our travel tips for Women Travelers.
LGBT RIGHTS: For information about LGBT rights in Egypt, you may review the State Department's Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2012. For further information on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) travel, please read our LGBT Travel Information page.
ACCESSIBILITY: While in Egypt, individuals with disabilities may find accessibility and accommodation very different from in the United States. Businesses and institutions in Egypt generally do not make special accommodations for persons with disabilities, and Egyptian authorities do not enforce laws mandating access to transportation, communication, and public buildings by persons with disabilities. Pedestrian sidewalks and walkways are limited, uneven, high, and sometimes used by cars and motorcycles. Accommodations on public transportation are not offered for elderly individuals or persons with disabilities. Crosswalks exist, but motorists have the right of way and pedestrians should exercise extreme caution.
Medical care in Egypt falls short of U.S. standards. The U.S. Embassy in Cairo can provide a list of local hospitals and English-speaking physicians. Emergency and intensive care facilities are limited. Most Nile cruise boats do not have a ship's doctor, but some employ a medical practitioner of uncertain qualification. Hospital facilities in Luxor and Aswan are inadequate, and they are nonexistent at most other ports-of-call. The Egyptian ambulance service hotline is 123, but Egyptian ambulance service is not reliable.
Beaches on the Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts are generally unpolluted. However, persons who swim in the Nile or its canals, walk barefoot in stagnant water, or drink untreated water are at risk of exposure to bacterial and other infections and the parasitic disease schistosomiasis (bilharzia).
It is generally safe to eat freshly prepared cooked food in hotels, on Nile cruise boats, and in mainstream restaurants. When selecting a restaurant, select a clean and reputable place, eat only freshly prepared, cooked foods, avoid all uncooked food including raw fruits and vegetables. Tap water in many locations is not potable. It is best to drink bottled water or water that has been boiled and filtered. Well-known brands of bottled beverages are generally considered to be safe if the seal is intact.
You can find detailed information on vaccinations and other health precautions on the CDC website. For information about outbreaks of infectious diseases abroad, consult the World Health Organization (WHO) website, which contains additional health information for travelers, including detailed country-specific health information.
Travel & Transportation
TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in Egypt, you may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below concerning Egypt is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance.
Driving in Egypt, a country with one of the world's highest rates of road fatalities per mile driven, is a challenge. Even seasoned residents of Cairo must use extraordinary care and situational awareness to navigate the hectic streets of the capital. Traffic rules routinely are ignored. Any visiting U.S. citizens thinking about driving in Cairo should carefully consider their options, take the utmost precautions, and drive defensively. Drivers should be prepared for motorists not using their headlights at night; few, if any, road markings; vehicles traveling at high speeds; vehicles traveling the wrong way on one-way streets; divided highways and connecting ramps; pedestrians dodging in and out of traffic; and a variety of animals on the roads. Traffic lights in Cairo are not functional. Instead, major intersections are staffed by police who gesture to indicate which cars may move. Pedestrians should exercise extreme caution when traversing roadways, especially in high-volume/high-velocity streets such as Cairo's Corniche, which follows the east bank of the Nile River. Motorists in Egypt should be especially cautious during the rare winter rains, which can cause extremely slippery road surfaces or localized flooding.
Accidents involving public mini- and microbuses are frequent, including serious incidents involving fatalities. Riders also are subject to pick-pocketing and other crimes. For these reasons, the Embassy strongly recommends that its personnel not use them. Intercity roads are generally in good condition, but unmarked surfaces, stray animals, and vehicles that halt or turn without warning are among the many hazards that can be encountered on highways. Disabled vehicles or motorists who do not use their lights after dark pose additional dangers. U.S. Embassy personnel in Egypt are prohibited from traveling by road outside Cairo after sunset. In addition, some roads, especially in the Sinai and southeastern part of the country, are off-limits to foreigners. Traffic warning signs should be respected.
Trains are usually a safe means of transportation in Egypt. However, there have been several collisions of trains and traffic accidents on railway tracks between 2009-2013 in the greater Cairo and Upper Egypt areas where a number of Egyptian nationals were killed or injured
Please refer to our Road Safety page for more information. Visit the website of Egypt's national tourist office and national authority for road safety.
AVIATION SAFETY OVERSIGHT: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has assessed the government of Egypt's Civil Aviation Authority as being in compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards for oversight of Egypt's air carrier operations. Further information may be found on the FAA's safety assessment page.
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1935~2012 William Robert Taylor was born October 15, 1935 in McNairy County, the son of the late William Jackie and Lonie Arlene King Taylor. He was united in marriage to Martha Jane Moore on June 28, 1958. Mr. Taylor was a self-employed Deputy Electrical Wiring Inspector for the State of Tennessee with 42 years of service. He was a 40-year member of the International Association of Electrical
Inspectors. Mr. Taylor was on the Electrical Advisory Board at the Tennessee Technology Center at Crump and was the Attendance Chairman for the Pickwick Electric League. Mr. Taylor was a longtime member and former Elder at Ramer Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He started playing music at a very young age and was a longtime member of the Boone Creek Bluegrass Band. He
played the upright bass, the banjo and guitar. Robert liked his music and enjoyed gardening. He loved his family very much and expressed his love in many, many ways. He will be truly missed by all. He departed this life on Monday, September 11, 2012 at his home at the age of 76 years, 10 months and 27 days. Services were held Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 3 p.m. at Shackelford Funeral
Directors in Selmer with interment in Friendship Cemetery in Ramer. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Martha Jane Taylor of Selmer; his son, Robert Keith Taylor of Selmer; two granddaughters, Marlee Coughran Taylor and Macee Kale Taylor; a brother, Grady Taylor
of Ramer; and a host of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Mr. Taylor was preceded in death by a brother, Charles Edward (Sonny) Taylor.
Mrs. Catherine Rose Vaughan Wiggins departed this life on September 1, 2012 in Jackson, Tennessee at the age of 83 Years, two months and three days. A life-long resident of Hardeman County, she was born June 29, 1929 the daughter of the late Hence D. and Belah M. Young Vaughan. She married Mr. Boyd E. Wiggins, who survives, on June 29, 1947. She was a member of Toone Baptist Church and loved to sew including working as a seamstress at the Hardeman Garment Factory for eight years. Funeral services were held Sunday, September 2, 2012 at Shackelford Funeral Directors of Bolivar with Richard Holloman officiating. The burial was in Ebenezer Cemetery near Toone. In addition to her husband, she leaves two daughters, Rhonda Sipes of Bolivar and Donna Mayer of Toone; and eight grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Sandra W. Holloman in 1988. Donations made in memory of Mrs. Wiggins may be sent to the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org).
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Donation made by Mike and Lori McKinnie.
Donations can be sent to Holly Thurmond at Farmers & Merchants Bank, 1315, West Market St., P.O. Box 507, Bolivar, TN 38008.
Thomas Oneal Baker of Hornsby departed this life Tuesday evening, May 15, 2012 at Bolivar General Hosptial at the age of 72 years, two months, and 17 days.
A native of Hardeman County, he was born February 28, 1940 to the late Roy Oneal and Dessie Evelyn Grantham Baker. He was united in marriage to Margie Elizabeth Wiggins, who survives, June 20, 1959 and worked as a fork lift and log truck driver in the timber industry. He was Baptist in faith and enjoyed mud riding, working on automobiles and in the garden, visiting the Great Smoky Mountains and spending time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Friday, May 18, 2012 at Shackelford Funeral Directors of Bolivar's Main Chapel with Lee Marek officiating. Burial was in Wyatt Cemetery in Hornsby.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Baker is survived by two sons, Thomas J. Baker of Hornsby, and Michael N. Baker and wife Tonya of Hornsby; a daughter, Elizabeth Ann Standridge and husband Noble of Derrider, Louisiana; two sisters, Mary Foster and husband Phil of Ramer, and Cathy Stacks and husband Hollis of Saltillo; two brothers, Mack Baker of Selmer and Jimmy Baker and wife Stephanie of Middleton; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Ruby, and two brothers, John William and Roy.
Donations made in Mr. Baker's memory may be sent to the LeBonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis. (https://secure.lebonheur.org/apps-lebonheur/donation/)
Mr. W. J. "Red" Cornelius of Middleton departed this life Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at the age of 82 years, eight months, and 24 days.
He was born on August 28, 1929 to the late Loyd Taylor Cornelius, Sr. and Annie Ruth Ethridge Cornelius. He was united in marriage to Dorothy Whaley, who survives, December 31, 1948 and lived all his life in Middleton working as the owner and operator of Cornelius Lumber Company. He also was a cattleman and worked at Tennessee Gas Transmission. He was a member of the Middleton Church of Christ.
Funeral services were held Friday, May 25, 2012 at Shackelford Funeral Directors of Middleton with Jeff Scott officiating. Burial followed in Middleton City Cemetery.
Mr. Cornelius is survived by his wife; a son, Joseph Ronald "Ronny" Cornelius and wife Annette "Sarge" of Middleton; a sister, Frances Ann Johnson of Manchester; four grandchildren, Beth Waller and husband Bo of Bolivar, Angie Ross and husband Lynn of Cedar Hill, Bill Cornelius and wife Amanda of Middleton and Jon Cornelius and wife Deanna of Brentwood; and eight great-grandchildren, Taylor Ross, Maddie Baker, Kate Cornelius, Ellen Cornelius, Braydon Waller, Caleb Cornelius, Audrey Cornelius and Brodie Cornelius.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by a daughter, Regina Cornelius, a son, William Kenneth "Kenny" Cornelius, and a brother, Loyd Taylor Cornelius, Jr.
Donations made in memory of Mr. Cornelius may be sent to the Middleton Church of Christ Library, the American Diabetes Association, the American Cancer Society or the donor's choice of charity.
Mrs. Laverne Craft, age 89 of Middleton, departed this life Friday, May 18, 2012 at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.
Mrs. Craft was born in Rienzi, Mississippi on April 21, 1923 to the late William and Bessie Lowry Emerson. She was united in marriage to Mr. Harmon Craft, who survives, July 7, 1953 and worked as a secretary at Middleton Elementary School prior to retirement. She was a member of the South Middleton Church of Christ.
The family arranged a memorial service for Mrs. Craft which took place Monday, May 21, 2012 at the South Middleton Church of Christ with Wesley Wynn officiating. Other professional arrangements were provided by Shackelford Funeral Directors of Bolivar.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by her son, Mark Craft of Middleton and a sister, Sandra Mathews of Bartlett. She is preceded in death by her parents; three sisters, Margaret Bishop, Anita Easley and Joyce Durham; and a brother, William Robert Emerson.
Memorials may be sent to the American Diabetes Foundation.
1971~2012 Kennedy Ivory, 41, of Bolivar died suddenly on May 9, 2012. He was born in Hardeman County on April 21, 1971 to Maxine Perry and Freddie Lee Buggs. Funeral service was held on Monday May 14, 2012 at noon at Mt. Olive MB Church with Reverend David Lee Perry delivering the eulogy. Burial was in the Jordan Cemetery and Dixie Funeral Home was in charge of the professional service. He accepted Jesus Christ at a young age and joined Mt. Olive MB Church. He was a 1990 graduate of Bolivar Central High School. On October 27, 1999, he married Tracey Smith and to this union three children were born, Lakendra and Tyreke Ivory and Ebony Smith. He was employed several years with Thyssen-Krupp and later with Glasteel. He leaves to cherish his memory his wife, three children; one grandchild, Breniya Whitford; his mother; sisters, Shirley (James) McGowan, Linda Buggs, and Brenda Williams; brothers Christopher (Annie Sue), Fredrick (Shirley), Tracey (Nora, Freddie, Jr. (Rhonda), Timmy Lee (Peggy)Buggs, Martin (Loretta) Gurley, Marvin (Julia) McCarley and Rico Morrow all of Grand Junction and Eurneil Hoyle; three aunts, Chestine Pope of Indiana, Debra Ivory and Betty (Curtis) Walker both of Bolivar; two uncles, W.T. Ivory of Bolivar and Charles Ivory of Indiana; a host of other relatives and friends that will truly miss him.
1957 ~ 2012
Harold Gene Mayes of Saulsbury departed this life at the age of 54 years, 8 months, and 18 days May 23, 2012 at Bolivar General Hospital.
Mr. Mayes was born in Middleton on September 5, 1957 to the late Bilbo and Nora Pauline Wilkerson Mayes. He worked as a self-employed construction worker and also worked on a farm with Jesse Hall. Among his hobbies, he loved to garden and ride horses, and also enjoyed flowers. He was a member of the Saulsbury Baptist Church.
Funeral services were held Saturday, May 26, 2012 at Shackelford Funeral Directors of Bolivar with Jim Madden and Ralph Mayes, Jr. officiating. Burial followed in Saulsbury City Cemetery.
He leaves as his survivors, his wife, Janice B. Ward of Saulsbury; two sisters, Bonnie Johnson of Saulsbury and Paula McAlpin of Jonesboro, Arkansas; and two brothers, Ralph Mayes of Saulsbury and Bobby Mayes of Memphis. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by a brother, J. C. Mayes, who passed away May 2, 2010.
Donations made in memory of Mr. Mayes may be sent to the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org/donate).
Purvis Wayne McAfee of Middleton departed this life at the age of 74 years, nine months and six days on Sunday afternoon, May 20, 2012 at Bolivar General Hospital.
He was born August 14, 1937 in Tippah County, Mississippi to the late Noel Hayes and Flora Mae Brown McAfee. A graduate of Walnut High School, he worked as a farmer as well as a shop foreman at Advance Manufacturing in Memphis for over 30 years. He was united in marriage to Carolyn McAfee, who survives, December 16, 1972. Among his hobbies, he enjoyed woodworking and farming, spending time with his grandchildren, and was a member of the Sons of the American Legion No. 198. He lived the last 12 years of his life in Middleton.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at Shackelford Funeral Directors of Middleton with Warren Harrell officiating. Burial followed in New Salem Cemetery near Walnut, Mississippi.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, include six children, Cheryl McAfee Smith and husband Ray of Grand Junction, Roy Koimn and wife Lisa of Middleton, Tammy Wicker and husband Jerry of Oakland, Patti Hatcher and husband Walter of Falkner, Mississippi, Sheila Hiatt and husband Sherman of Charleston, Arkansas, and Mitch McAfee and wife Julie of Blue Mountain, Mississippi; a sister, Linda Hutchins of Ripley, Mississippi; two brothers, Michael McAfee of Tiplersville, Mississippi, and Richard McAfee of Moscow; and nine grandchildren, Will and Wesley Koimn, Jamie Wise, Christy Wicker, Brittney Short, Matthew and Lee Raney, Kirsten and Alec McAfee.
In addition to his parents, Mr. McAfee is preceded in death by two sisters, Peggy Stewart and Barbara Nell McAfee; and a grandson, Wayne McAfee.
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Friday, November 8 - Saturday, November 30, 2013
The Garden and Nature Exhibition is an annual event intended to encourage the photography and illustration of natural things. This multi-media show has featured Newfoundland artists of all ages for 36 years.
The exhibition will be on public view in both the conference room and display room of the field centre of the Botanical Garden, 306 Mount Scio Road. Viewing hours will vary due to private bookings of the facility.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I kinda noticed it too xD the look he had on his face when the first op failed (aka prince :P) that he wanted a try too xD……… But somehow in my head Mal n Dia are kinda like Aurora's parents. but yeah, im guilty of multishipping :3
Just saw Maleficent, guys its actually pretty amazing! Cried halfway through the movie, i didnt even notice it at times but tears just fell silently like a damn waterfall xD
I ship Maleficent and Diavel(diablo) so hard now…….. Gods…..
Ship names: Dia(v/f)icent, Mavel?
They're basically Aurora's parents in my opinion xD
- Who's the messiest one: THEY LIVE IN A PIT OF UNWASHED CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS JUNK. Haha no but Peter's a packrat who is mostly concerned with washing his costume (this t-shirt is totally wearable four days in a row)(you don't ever have to wash jeans everyone knows this) and Harry's used to having someone else do the actual cleaning, and as a result any living situation between the two of them inevitably ends with one of them rolling over and hearing a weird CRACKL sound. "No, it's cool, it's just Doritos," Peter says upon investigation, while Harry lies there and stares at him with his eyebrows creeping steadily higher and says, "Staff. I am importing one."
- Who feels the most uncomfortable about PDA: N e i t h e r.They straight up makeout in public and it only occurs to Peter to be embarrassed after he turns up in US Weekly as Harry's mystery beau. He didn't notice there were actually other people in the middle of New York City, okay, it's understandable.
- Who's the funniest drunk: Peter's not much of a drinker (probably because he'd have one beer and end up on the ceiling), so, Harry, by default. Harry is a very emotional drunk. It's not necessarily that funny.
- Who texts the most: Harry. It's hard to text and swing.
- Who has the most embarrassing taste in music: Peter is a terrible hipster and everybody knows it.
- Who reads the most: Peter reads whatever's in front of him, if it's a textbook or the back of the cereal box, but Harry's the one who actually searches out and buys new books.
- Who's better with kids: Peter.
- Who's the one that fixes things around the house: "If you shock yourself and die I'm ordering a new one," says Harry, while Peter pulls his sleeves over his knuckles and gently pries open the toaster oven.
- Who's got the weirdest hobby: Peter takes selfies of himself doing parkour and then sells them to a newspaper that hates him. Harry just like, googles pictures of pug yoga sometimes.
- Who cooks and who cleans up: If by "cook" you mean gets $2 hot dogs and microwavable pizza bagels, Peter, but if you mean "orders stupidly expensive groceries and then has no idea what to actually do with them" then Harry. Peter cleans. Not well but you know.


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A delightful expression of the love of nature. I wish our trees were as nice. A lovely poem. (Report) Reply
chandra thiagarajan
Trees in Bloom
Come summer months
We citizens wilt
But the trees bloom
And the riot of colours
Are a feast to the eyes!
Flame of the forest
Known as Butea frondosa
Cover the trees crown
With vermilion and orange flowers!
Gul Mohar (Poinciana)
Called as Delonix regia
Is a canopy over the tree
With ornamental bright red flowers!
Golden shower(Indian Laburnum)
Specified as Cassia fistula
Blooms hanging profusely
With gorgeous yellow blossoms!
Pink Cassia (Pink shower)
Named as Cassia grandis
Is a floral medley
With its pink and white flowers!
Temple tree(Frangipani)
Signified as Plumeria rubra
Is also found with mild aroma
With their pink and yellow blooms!
Copper Pod (Yellow Poinciana)
Cited as Peltophorum pterocarpum
Creates a carpet-like effect
With their scented yellow flowers!
Pride of India(Queen's flower)
Hailed as Lagerstroemia speciosa
In stalks stand tall
With their lovely pink inflorescence!
Coral tree(Mandara)
Designated as Erythrina indica
With pointy bird beaks
Bear scarlet-red flowers in clusters!
Rain Tree(monkey pod)
Termed as Samana saman
blooms in splendour
with rosy-pink fragrant flowers!
The flowers with nectar
Are a magnet for pollinators
Such as bees, birds and butterflies
Which create fruit-pods!
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Comments about this poem (Trees in Bloom by chandra thiagarajan )
David Wood (5/9/2013 8:18:00 AM)
Valsa George (5/3/2013 6:57:00 AM)
Summer, especially in May is the Season of flowers. With your usual touch for details you have made it informational as well as exquisitely beautiful! ! (Report) Reply
Aftab Alam Khursheed (5/1/2013 9:39:00 PM)
alliteration, nicely used, nice canvasing with the colours of spring thank (Report) Reply
Spiritual Seeker (4/30/2013 4:12:00 PM)
Yes...i have always love indian summer...full of colors, though i only knew flame of the forest. Nice write.... (Report) Reply
Hans Vr (4/30/2013 9:06:00 AM)
Wonderful, Chandra. I could see and smell the fantastic flowers while reading the poem
Excellent (Report) Reply
Diane Hine (4/29/2013 5:17:00 AM)
Although tropical areas miss some autumn colour, it's more than made up for with the profuse summer blooms.
Delightful! (Report) Reply
Shahzia Batool (4/29/2013 3:27:00 AM)
really engaging, interesting, and informative! ! ! not only the names but the epithets are making it the picturesque apostrophe to summer months...! ! ! (Report) Reply
Valerie Dohren (4/28/2013 9:46:00 AM)
Your trees sound beautiful Chandra, you create a lovely scene with your words. (Report) Reply
Neela Nath (4/28/2013 8:46:00 AM)
Meticulous details of the summer floras have put me in delight. Your choice of words are fabulous.Loved, as I do always! (Report) Reply
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Can you list the RBs on your WW? I'll find you someone .
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The Australian poster they are talking about is not an ISU judge but a local judge in Australia. The Chinese judge was commentating on a GP event broadcast (I believe) and a poster wrote in another thread what was said.
Still, the Australian had to be accredited by their federation and the Chinese judge would be ISU. I'm just aghast that any judge, unless retired, would be giving public commentary of any sort.
At least one ISU judge posts on FSU (Joe Inman, who authored the pre-Vancouver e-mail about Plushenko's transitions) so apparently it is allowed.
TS skate before MC ... oh my ... the screen of live score will put on me crazy anxiety! It is deadly, puts stress! LoL
I hope TS will be relaxed and calm and will enjoy to skate both programs that they loved
http://photography.ice-dance.com/201...3GPF/SrDPrWed/ Tessa and Scott look like they're having so much fun! I can't wait to see FD practices is it tomorow?
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All this talk of Carmen and I had to watch it again. I still can't believe they didn't win the FD. *sigh* ... but I digress.
Can't wait to see what they bring this weekend.
It wasn't like that. People had doubts about certain calls and they asked AW. That was it, no one was there on an official status. As for the other comments, those were made by a another judge on television, not here. I think people should go to that thread and read what's being said and make their own conclusions. I think some of you are mixing both judges up.
I think it comes down to the fact that COP simply doesn't reward the type of difficulty that V/M have in their programs nearly as much as it should.
Aussie Willy IS a judge who has on several occasions taken the time to explain things from a judge's point of view. She has gone out of her way to be helpful including taking the time to watch a skater I worked with a couple of years ago to help her improve artistically. Whether posters agree with what she has to say or not is their prerogative but she has never been unprofessional in any way that I have ever seen and certainly not in the thread in question.
V/M are probably on the Ice right now praticing. Part of me wants to stay up later to see if new info comes up - Did anyone here go to Fukuoka to watch the practices?
Can anyone tell me how the start order is determined for GPF?
Also, Elina posted this on her twitter: http://lumo-skate.com/social/virtue-and-moir


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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 3 Hold Rating(s), 13 Buy Rating(s), 3 Strong Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Buy (Score: 3.00)Consensus Price Target: $69.21 (9.20% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare7/25/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutral$68.00 -> $75.00View 7/25/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuy$72.00 -> $80.00View 7/24/2014Topeka Capital MarketsBoost Price TargetBuy$72.00 -> $76.00View 6/23/2014Pacific CrestBoost Price TargetOutperform$72.00 -> $80.00View 6/12/2014FBR Capital MarketsInitiated CoverageOutperform$76.00View 4/29/2014ZacksDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral$65.80View 4/28/2014TheStreetUpgradeHold -> BuyView 4/25/2014SunTrustReiterated RatingBuy$74.00View 4/25/2014Pacific CrestReiterated RatingOutperform$72.00View 4/25/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price TargetNeutral$48.00 -> $68.00View 4/24/2014BMO Capital MarketsInitiated CoverageOutperform$80.00View 4/10/2014ISI GroupInitiated CoverageStrong-Buy$85.00View 4/9/2014Deutsche BankUpgradeOutperform -> Strong-BuyView 4/9/2014Raymond JamesUpgradeOutperform -> Strong-Buy$54.00 -> $68.00View 4/8/2014Deutsche BankBoost Price Target$70.00 -> $75.00View 4/3/2014Bank of AmericaBoost Price Target$60.00 -> $76.00View 3/26/2014Morgan StanleyUpgradeEqual Weight -> Overweight$70.00View 3/14/2014SusquehannaBoost Price TargetPositive$60.00 -> $68.00View 2/27/2014ZacksUpgradeNeutral -> Outperform$57.80View 2/21/2014Deutsche BankBoost Price TargetBuy$60.00 -> $70.00View 2/14/2014BarclaysSet Price TargetOverweight$63.00 -> $73.00View 2/7/2014Jefferies GroupBoost Price Target$50.00 -> $58.00View 2/7/2014Pacific CrestBoost Price Target$50.00 -> $60.00View 2/7/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price Target$42.00 -> $48.00View 1/14/2014SusquehannaBoost Price TargetPositive$48.00 -> $50.00View 1/2/2014Goldman SachsDowngradeBuy -> Neutral$44.00View 11/13/2013Drexel HamiltonInitiated CoverageBuy$50.00View 11/12/2013ZacksDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral$45.70View 10/25/2013Topeka Capital MarketsBoost Price TargetBuy$42.00 -> $46.00View 10/25/2013Pacific CrestBoost Price TargetOutperform$45.00 -> $50.00View 10/25/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price TargetNeutral$37.00 -> $42.00View 10/25/2013Credit SuisseBoost Price TargetOutperform$40.00 -> $60.00View 10/25/2013BarclaysBoost Price TargetOverweight$41.00 -> $48.00View 10/25/2013Jefferies GroupRaise EstimatesBuy$42.00 -> $50.00View 10/24/2013SusquehannaBoost Price Target$48.00View 10/23/2013Sterne AgeeReiterated RatingBuy$45.00View 10/23/2013Raymond JamesBoost Price TargetOutperform$39.00 -> $43.00View 10/10/2013SusquehannaBoost Price TargetPositive$40.00 -> $45.00View 10/9/2013Sterne AgeeBoost Price TargetBuy$41.00 -> $45.00View 10/7/2013ZacksUpgradeNeutral -> Outperform$41.70View 10/4/2013Pacific CrestInitiated CoverageOutperform$45.00View 9/23/2013Goldman SachsDowngradeConviction-Buy -> BuyView 9/20/2013Raymond JamesReiterated RatingBuy$39.00View 9/20/2013Deutsche BankBoost Price TargetBuy$40.00 -> $50.00View 8/15/2013ZacksDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral$38.50View 8/5/2013Raymond JamesBoost Price TargetOutperform$32.00 -> $39.00View 8/2/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price TargetNeutral$31.00 -> $37.00View 8/2/2013Credit SuisseBoost Price Target$38.00 -> $40.00View 8/2/2013Jefferies GroupSet Price TargetBuy$36.00 -> $42.00View 7/16/2013ZacksUpgradeNeutral -> Outperform$35.00View 6/6/2013Topeka Capital MarketsInitiated CoverageBuy$36.50View 5/10/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuy$35.00View 4/23/2013Raymond JamesLower Price TargetOutperform$36.00 -> $33.00View 3/18/2013Sterne AgeeReiterated RatingBuyView 3/8/2013Raymond JamesInitiated CoverageOutperform$36.00View 3/7/2013Raymond JamesInitiated CoverageOutperform$36.00View 2/13/2013Sterne AgeeBoost Price TargetBuy$34.00 -> $36.00View 2/1/2013BarclaysBoost Price TargetOverweight$38.00 -> $41.00View 2/1/2013Jefferies GroupSet Price TargetBuy$28.00 -> $36.00View 1/3/2013BarclaysBoost Price TargetOverweight$33.00 -> $38.00View 11/29/2012SunTrustInitiated CoverageBuy$30.00View 10/2/2012CapstoneInitiated CoverageBuy$30.00View 9/27/2012JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutralView 9/14/2012SusquehannaReiterated RatingNeutralView 9/14/2012Sterne AgeeBoost Price TargetBuy$30.00 -> $31.00View 9/5/2012Deutsche BankInitiated CoverageBuy$30.00View (Data available from 7/30/2012 forward) Earnings History for NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetailsShare7/23/2014Q214$1.05$1.09$1.33 billionViewListenView 4/23/2014Q114$0.91$0.87$1.23 billionViewListenView 2/6/2014Q413$0.95$0.99$1.27 billionViewListenView 10/24/2013Q313$0.81$0.85$1.26 billion$1.25 billionViewListenView 4/22/2013Q1 2013$0.49$0.72$1.07 billion$1.09 billionViewListenView 1/30/2013Q4 2012$0.48$0.50$1.09 billion$1.07 billionViewListenView 10/25/2012$0.56$0.56ViewN/AView 7/24/2012$0.40$0.45ViewN/AView 4/26/2012$0.18$0.19ViewN/AView 2/9/2012$0.24$0.24ViewN/AView 11/1/2011$0.51$0.50ViewN/AView 7/28/2011$0.52$0.51ViewN/AView 5/4/2011$0.42$0.46ViewN/AView 2/15/2011$0.47$0.35ViewN/AView (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI)No insider trades for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network About NXP Semiconductors NV NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NXP) is a holding company. The Company is a semiconductor company. The Company provides High Performance Mixed Signal and Standard Product solutions. Its product solutions are used in a range of automotive, identification, wireless infrastructure, lighting, industrial, mobile, consumer and computing applications. The Company operates in two segments: High Performance Mixed Signal and Standard Products and other reportable segment, Manufacturing Operations. The Company sells two categories of products, High Performance Mixed Signal product solutions and Standard Products. The first category consisted of application-specific High Performance Mixed Signal semiconductors and system solutions. The second of its product categories consist of devices can be incorporated in many different types of electronics equipment. In May 2013, the Company acquired Code Red Technologies. Headlines: (7/21) Use Options For a Chance To Buy NXPI at a 17% Discount (7/24) Amazon's 'Fire' smartphone has chips from Qualcomm, Samsung, NXP (7/28) Financial Results, Launch of New Devices and Product Portfolio Expansion - Research Reports on Intel, TI, NXP, Avago ... (7/28) Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM) in Focus: Stock Plunges 10.8% (7/28) Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM) in Focus: Stock Plunges 10.8% - Tale of the Tape (7/1) S&P, Dow rattle cage on uncharted territory (7/30) US midday: Stocks undecided after FOMC statement (7/25) US close: Stocks decline as geopolitical tensions grow (7/18) US close: Stocks bounce back, ending week in the blue (7/24) US close: S&P 500 hits new record as earnings impress Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: N/A Industry: N/A Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: NASDAQ Symbol: NXPI CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $61.6950 Day Moving Average: $65.0006200 Day Moving Average: $58.7501P/E Ratio: 30.08P/E Growth: 0.59Market Cap: $16.034BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $4.65 EPS Additional Links: View NXPI on Google FinanceView NXPI on Yahoo FinanceView NXPI's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for NXP Semiconductors NV on Google NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI) Chart for Wednesday, July, 30, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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