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NYT: Cuomo, With Biden, Announces Contests to Upgrade Airports in New York City - October 20, 2014
WSJ: Cuomo Announces Plan to Overhaul Airports - October 20, 2014
PIX11: What do you think of NYC airports? - October 20, 2014
AMNY: Biden joins Cuomo to stump for better NYC airports - October 20, 2014
Queens Courier: Cuomo, Biden announce design competition for LaGuardia and JFK - October 20, 2014
Bloomberg: New York City Airports Get $500,000 Makeover Contest From Cuomo - October 20, 2014
Newsday: DOT report faults lax monitoring on spike in airlines' long tarmac delays - October 14, 2014
Conde Nast Traveler: Are These the 11 Best Airports in the U.S.? - October 9, 2014
WSJ: Plane Cabin Cleaners Strike Over Ebola at LaGuardia Airport - October 9, 2014
USA Today: Ebola and air travel: What to expect - October 9, 2014
Winston-Salem Journal: Study: Charlotte Airport Lacks Amenities - October 9, 2014
Fios1: Study: Newark among 3 major airports providing better amenities to passengers [VIDEO] - October 8, 2014
Atlanta-Journal Constitution: Hartsfield-Jackson top-ranked for airport amenities - October 8, 2014
Travel Agent Central: Atlanta, Minneapolis, Seattle Rank Tops in Airport Amenities - October 8, 2014
Miami Herald: Study: NY-area airports improving on amenities - October 8, 2014
NBC: NYC-Area Airports Improving on Amenities: Study - October 8, 2014
Charlotte Observer: Charlotte Douglas lacks airport amenities, group says - October 8, 2014
Star-Ledger: Newark Airport climbs the amenities ranking list - October 8, 2014
GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE: NEW GGA REPORT REVEALS ATLANTA, MINNEAPOLIS, SEATTLE ARE BEST U.S. AIRPORTS TRAVELER AMENITIES; CHARLOTTE, DENVER FINISH LAST - October 8, 2014
AMNY: Opinion: Hotel Plans for Kennedy Airport need to take off - October 2, 2014
Star-Ledger: Construction on PATH airport extension to start in 2018 - October 1, 2014
Aviation Today: Global Gateway Alliance Calls for Firm Deadline on NextGen Completion - September 26, 2014
Maryland Reporter: Still Searching for a Solution to Shortfall in Transportation Funding - September 26, 2014
Baltimore Sun: Speakers at GBC Summit Offer Fixes for National Transportation 'Crisis' - September 25, 2014
NY Post: Labor issues stall plans to rebuild airport hotels - September 20, 2014
GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE: NEW GGA STUDY REVEALS SIGNIFICANT ECONOMIC IMPACT AND BENEFITS FROM AIRPORT HOTELS - September 12, 2014
Crain's: $3.6B LaGuardia project stuck on runway - September 11, 2014
The Real Deal: Naming of $3.6B LaGuardia project developer delayed - September 11, 2014
Capital NY: Report shows demand for JFK hotel - September 11, 2014
WSJ: Developers Ponder Hotel in Defunct TWA Terminal After Balazs' Exit - September 11, 2014
Newsday: Kennedy, LaGuardia on-time performance sags - September 6, 2014
Stuck At the Airport: Are TSA PreCheck centers easy-access? - September 4, 2014
USA Today: Airport group wants more accessible PreCheck centers - September 3, 2014
GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE: NEW GGA REPORT REVEALS NY-NJ TSA ENROLLMENT CENTERS ARE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH" - September 3, 2014
Crain's: JFK Airport Improves, Slightly; LaGuardia is the same - August 25, 2014
Forbes: At LAX, Delta has 10 Passport Kiosks, American and United have none - August 24, 2014
Capital: NY Airport Group Calls for Green-Cab Pickup - August 20, 2014
GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE ADDS REGIONAL PLAN ASSOCIATION AND FORMER PORT AUTHORITY COMMISSIONER TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS - August 18, 2014
NY1: Proposed Bronx to LaGuardia Bus Line Remains Unfunded - August 12, 2014
Crain's: Port Authority Hits 'Restart' on TWA Terminal Plans - August 11, 2014
Commercial Observer: PA Seeking New Hotel Bids at JFK's TWA Flight Center - August 11, 2014
WNYC: NYC Airports on Record Pace - August 6, 2014
Star-Ledger: Region's Airports Set Half-Year Record -- For the Second Straight Year - August 7, 2014
GGA: RECORD NY-NJ PASSENGERS SHOW NEED FOR SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT INTO AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE - August 6, 2014
Business Times: Govt Shortchanged NY Airports: Study - August 5, 2014
AMNY: LaGuardia, Kennedy, Newark are Losers in Federal Funding Formula - August 4, 2014
Capital: New York Airports Losing Out on Grant Funds, Study Finds - August 4, 2014
The Real Deal: New York Area Airports Missing out on Federal Funding - August 4, 2014
Crain's: Survey: NY-Area Airports Lose Out Under Federal Grant Program - August 4, 2014
GGA: NEW STUDY: JFK, NEWARK AND LAGUARDIA LOSE OUT IN FEDERAL GRANT PROGRAM - August 4, 2014
Bloomberg: New York Airport Losing Out Under U.S. Grant Program - August 4, 2014
The Star-Ledger: Satellite Tracking Used on Just 1% of NYC-Area Flights, IG Report Says- July 29, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON INVESTIGATION FINDING FAA UTILIZING NEXTGEN LANDING APPROACHES ON FEWER THAN 1% OF NEW YORK AREA FLIGHTS - July 29, 2014
NY Post: Few New York Commercial Flights Use Improved Navigation System - July 29, 2014
The Real Deal: Port Authority Revives Plan to Turn Old TWA Terminal into Hotel - July 25, 2014
Capital NY: Port Authority to Give JFK Hotel Project Another Try - July 25, 2014
Crains: FAA Extends Tel Aviv Flight Ban for 24 Hours - July 23, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON ELECTION OF JOHN DEGNAN AS CHAIRMAN OF PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK/ NEW JERSEY- July 23, 2014
FCW: Airport Security, Health IT, Cyber-Collaboration, and More - July 21, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON BETTER LAGUARDIA AIRPORT ACCESS TO THE MTA "REINVENTION COMMISSION" - July 17, 2014
International Meetings Review: JFK Airport Kiosks Cut Wait Times by 33 Percent - July 16, 2014
USA Today: Passport Kiosks Reduce Fliers' Customs Wait Times - July 16, 2014
Travel Agent Central: JFK Airport Kiosks Cut Customs Wait Times by 33 Percent - July 16, 2014
NEW STUDY: GGA CUSTOMS DATA SHOWS AUTOMATED PASSPORT KIOSKS CONTINUE TO REDUCE WAIT TIMES AT NY-NJ AIRPORTS - July 16, 2014
Times Ledger: Getting to LGA takes too long, costs too much: Airport group - July 12, 2014
Metro Magazine: Biking to N.Y. Airport Faster than Public Transportation - July 9, 2014
Bloomberg TV: Uber vs. Taxi vs. Bike Shows Mass Transit Failure - July 8, 2014
GGA: YELLOW TAXI WINS GGA'S "RACE TO LAGUARDIA", CITIBIKE BEATS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - July 7, 2014
Bloomberg Businessweek: A Bike Got to LaGuardia Airport Faster than Public Transportation - July 7, 2014
NY Post: Cabs are the quickest way to get to LaGuardia: study - July 7, 2014
NY Daily News: Public tranist finished last in 'race' to LaGuardia Airport from Manhattan - July 7, 2014
Houston Chronicle: Airport's bid for international business stirs debate in The Woodlands - July 5, 2014
Commercial Observer: Upgrading NYC: JFK Airport - June 30, 2014
VIDEO: AOL News: NYC Air Travelers Will Get Half Hour of Free WiFi - June 27, 2014
Washington Post: Port Authority Approves Free Wi-Fi at Airports - Jun 25, 2014
NBC News (A.P.): Free Wi-Fi Coming to New York Airports- June 25, 2014
AM NY: New York Airports Consider Playing Catch Up on Free WiFi Access - June 25, 2014
WSJ: New York, New Jersey Airports Get Free WiFi- June 25, 2014
New York Times: Port Anuthority's Airports to Get Free WiFi- June 25, 2014
Newsday: NY-area airports to offer limited free Wi-Fi to travelers - June 25, 2014
Business Insider: New York City Airports May Soon Offer free WiFi - June 25, 2014
Chicago Tribune: New York Airports play catch up on free Wi-Fi access June 25, 2014
Investor Place: Newark, LaGuardia, JFK Airports to get free Wi-Fi - June 25, 2014
NY 1: Limited free Wi-Fi Coming to Port Authority Airports - June 25, 2014
Reuters: New York airports play catch up on free WiFi access - June 25, 2014
NY Post: Free WiFi Coming to NY airports - June 25, 2014
Tech Crunch: Boingo Deal Could Bring 30 Minutes of Free Wi-Fi at New York Metropolitan Airports - June 25, 2014
Capital NY: Port Expected to Approve Free Airport Wi-Fi - June 25, 2014
Gothamist: Free WiFi Coming to NYC-Area Airports - June 25, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE ON AGREEMENT FOR FREE WIFI AT NY-NJ AIRPORTS - June 25, 2013
Staten Island Advance: Free Wi-Fi at airports under Port Authority plan, report says - June 25, 2014
Star-Ledger: Free Wi-Fi planned for Newark, other NYC metro airports - June 25, 2014
Times Ledger: It's a new day for LGA, JFK - June 25, 2014
NY Daily News: Port Authority to Approve Free Wireless Internet Deal for Airport Travelers - June 25, 2014
The Record: Free Wi-Fi Planned for Region's Airports - June 24, 2014
Yahoo Travel: NYC City Council: "We Want Free WiFi in Airports" - June 23, 2014
Star-Ledger: A PATH to Newark Airport would kick many cars off the road: Opinion - June 20, 2014
Letter from GGA and New York City Council to Boingo Calling for Free WiFi at NY Area Airports - June 17, 2014
Press of Atlantic City: New Jersey airports rate last in federal grant funding per passenger, report shows - June 14, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON NEW PORT AUTHORITY LEADERS AT AREA AIRPORTS - June 12, 2014
NJ Biz: Port Authority Names New Airport Leaders - June 12, 2014
WSJ: Lines at U.S. Customs Still Long, but Moving Faster - June 11, 2014
Capital NY: Fixing New York's Airports: The 'Bundling Dilemma' - June 11, 2014
Star-Ledger: New Jersey ranks last in federal airport funding per passenger - June 4, 2014
NY Post: FAA funding favors small airports over major hubs - June 4, 2014
GGA: FEDERAL AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT GRANTS DRAMACTICALLY UNDERFUND NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY - June 4, 2014
Star-Ledger: Christie nominates labor leader for seat on Port Authority board - June 3, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON COMPLETION OF NEWARK AIRPORT RUNWAY REHABILITATION PROJECT AND 2014 DELAYS - May 28, 2014
GGA: WITH CITY LEADERS WELCOMING NEW M60 SBS TO LAGUARDIA, GGA URGES DIRECT MASS TRANSIT LINK - May 27, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S PLANS TO CUT CUSTOMS WAIT TIMES -May 22, 2014
AM NY: Flyers want free WiFi, shorter waits, survey finds - May 22, 2014
GGA: NEW SURVEY: JFK IS FAVORITE MAJOR NY AREA AIRPORT, LAGUARDIA IS LEAST FAVORITE - May 22, 2014
Star-Ledger: FAA halts intersecting takeoffs and landings at Newark Airport - May 22, 2014
WSJ: JFK's Phone Lot Doesn't Take Off - May 19, 2014
Aviation Pros: Block the Customs Bottleneck - May 16, 2014
AM NY: LaGuardia Mass Transit-Link Debate Revived - May 15, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT AND LETTER TO NYC DOT AND MTA CALLS FOR FIRST MASS TRANSIT BRT LINE TO ACCOMPANY NEW LAGUARDIA TRMINAL - May 15
NY Daily News: NYC's first Bus Rapid Transit line should connect LaGuardia Airport with N Train, advocacy group says - May 15, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S VISIT TO NY HIGHLIGHTING INFRASTRUCTURE - May 14, 2014
Capital NY: Fixing New York's Airports: What's in the Way? - May 13, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT SUPPORTING OVERHAUL OF LAGUARDIA CENTRAL TERMINAL BUILDING - May 8, 2014
Star-Ledger: Protecting Airport Modernization at the Port Authority - May 8, 2014
City & State: Another Proposed Port Authority Reform: An Airport Lock Box - April 30, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON SELECTION OF NEW CHAIR OF PORT AUTHORITY - April 29, 2014
Capital NY: Fixing New York's Airports: What NextGen Can Do - April 24, 2014
Capital NY: Mark-Viverito, Stringer Call for Free WiFi at Airports - April 16, 2014
Crain's NY: Port Authority Urged to Offer Free WiFi in Airports - April 16, 2014
GGA & NY CITY COUNCIL LETTER TO BOINGO CALLING FOR FREE WIFI AT NEW YORK AREA AIRPORTS - April 16, 2014
NY Times: The Pampered Passenger - April 14, 2014
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Travel Agent Central: GGA to U.S. Customs: More Overseas Preclearance Officers to Busier U.S. Airports - April 9, 2014
GGA: LETTER TO CBP COMMISSIONER KERLIKOWSKE URGING HIS AGENCY TO TAKE FURTHER STEPS TOWARD ADDRESSING THE LONG CUSTOMS WAIT TIMES AT NY-NJ AIRPORTS - April 9, 2014
Newsday: FAA Chided for Extending Flight Limits - April 8, 2014
Yahoo News: Search Is On for Good Samaritan who Turned In 4-Carat Diamond Ring at Newark Airport - April 7, 2014
GGA: GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE OFFERS REWARD TO INDIVIDUAL WHO RETURNED 25TH ANNIVERSARY DIAMOND RING AT NEWARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - April 7, 2014
Daily Mail: Hunt for Mystery Good Samaritan who Returned Four-Carat Diamond Ring on Valentine's Day after Woman Lost it at Newark Airport - April 7, 2014
NY Post: Who Returned Diamond Ring? Airport Wants to Know - April 7, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT SUPPORTING NEW FLIGHT SERVICE AT ATLANTIC CITY AIRPORT - April 1, 2014
Travel Mole: US Airports Beef Up Border Control Staffing - April 1, 2014
Travel Agent Central: GGA Lauds Addition of More U.S. Customs Officers at Newark and JFK Airports - April 1, 2014
NY Post: JFK, Newark Bulking Up Customs and Border Protection Staff - March 31, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT PRAISING SENATOR SCHUMER'S ANNOUNCEMENT OF HUNDREDS OF NEW CUSTOMS OFFICERS AT JFK AND NEWARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS - March 31, 2014
Capital NY: Fixing New York's Airports: The Technology Problem - March 31, 2014
Travel Agent Central: GGA Opposes Temporary Caps on NY-NJ Airport Flights - March 27, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT RESPONDING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF AIRCRAFT NOISE MITIGATION PROGRAM FOR NY-AREA AIRPORTS - March 27, 2014
Fios1: Is this the LaGuardia Airport of the Future? - March 26, 2014
Star Ledger: FAA Extends 'Temporary' Limit on Flights at Newark Airport Intended to Reduce Delays - March 26, 2014
Queens Ledger: Port Authority Moves Ahead with Airport Noise Studies - March 26, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT OPPOSING "TEMPORARY" CAPS ON NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY AIRPORT FLIGHTS - March 26, 2014
Bloomberg: What If New York's LaGuardia Looked Like This? - March 25, 2014
Newsday: Self-serve Kiosks Streamline Customs at Kennedy Airport - March 24, 2014
Time Out: Check Out These Futuristic Renderings of LaGuardia Airport - March 21, 2014
Business Insider: Gorgeous Renderings Show What a New LaGuardia Airport Could Look Like - March 20, 2014
Pix11: Look at LaGuardia after the $2B Remodel - March 19, 2014
NY Magazine: LaGuardia, Before and After: The NYC Airport Most in Need of a Makeover - March 19, 2014
Conde Nast Traveler: What If New York LaGuardia Looked Like This? - March 19, 2014
Queens Courier: Renderings Show Potential Vision for LaGuardia Airport's Future - March 19, 2014
Metro NY: Manhattan Firm Draws Up Vision for LaGuardia Airport - March 19, 2014
The Verge: This Concept is Wishful Thinking for LaGuardia's Airport's Redesign in 2021 - March 19, 2014
The Real Deal: Port Authority Seeks Proposals for LaGuardia Expansion - March 19, 2014
Curbed: A Revamped LaGuardia Could Look Like This in 2021 - March 19, 2014
New York Post: Renderings Show an Updated LaGuardia - March 19, 2014
GGA: LAGUARDIA CTB RENDERINGS - March 19, 2014
NBC New York: I-Team: Despite Healthy Profits, Mold and Disrepair Plague LaGuardia Airport - March 18, 2014
USA Today: Airline Industry Pours Millions into New Terminals - March 17, 2014
Crain's: One of Four LaGuardia Bidders Gets Grounded - March 13, 2014
Star Ledger: Congressional Panel to Debate NextGen Air Traffic Control System at Afternoon Hearing - March 11, 2014
Travel Agent Central: Global Gateway Alliance Criticizes Cuts to FAA's NextGen ATC Budget - March 11, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON FAA NEXTGEN CUTS IN NEW FEDERAL BUDGET - March 11, 2014
NY Daily News: A Cuomo-de Blasio Airport Partnership - March 6, 2014
The Hill: Study: Passport Kiosks Cut Airport Wait Times - March 6, 2014
Business Insider: JFK's New Passport Kiosks Have Drastically Cut Down on Customs Lines - March 6
GGA: STATEMENT PORT AUTHORITY'S NEW AVIATION DEPARTMENT LEADERS - March 5, 2014
Star Ledger: Newark Liberty Ranked Fastest in Customs Wait Times - March 5, 2014
AM NY: Delays at JFK Customs Reduced With Help of New Kiosks - March 5, 2014
CBS New York: Study: Automated Customs Kiosks Significantly Reduced Wait Times at JFK - March 5, 2014
USA Today: Study: Passport Kiosks Shorten Airport Lines - March 5, 2014
NY Daily News: New Passenger Screening Method at Kennedy Airport Cuts Average of 20mins Off Customs Wait - March 5, 2014
Chicago Business Journal: O'Hare Airport Kiosks Speeding Up Customs Clearance Process - March 5, 2014
Travel Agent Central: Global Gateway Alliance Seeks Automated Kiosks at all New York Metropolitan Airports - March 5, 2014
Epoch Times: New Automated Kiosks at JFK Help Travelers Save Time - March 5, 2014
GGA: NEW DATA: AUTOMATED CUSTOMS KIOSKS DRAMATICALLY REDUCE WAIT TIMES AT JFK AIRPORT - March 5, 2014
City & State: Expanding the N Line to LaGuardia - February 27, 2014
Bloomberg TV: The Case for Big Spending on Better U.S. Airports - February 20, 2014
AM-NY: Survey: Keep Airplanes a No Phone Call Zone - February 20, 2014
GGA: NEW SURVEY - JUST SAY NO TO CELL PHONE CALLS IN-FLIGHT and GGA FULL CELL PHONE REPORT - February 20, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF THE GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE ON TODAY'S PORT AUTHORITY 10 YEAR CAPITAL PLAN VOTE - February 19, 2014
Bloomberg: LaGuardia Airport: A National Embarrassment for Seven More Years (at least) - February 19, 2014
NY Post: NYC's airports worst for delays - February 14, 2014
CNN Opinion: Bring LaGuardia Out of the Third World - February 10, 2014
New York Times: Some See Biden's 'Third World' Description of LaGuardia as Too Kind - February 7, 2014
WSJ: The $1.5 Billion Project is in Capital Spending Plan, Along With Airport Renovations - February 4, 2014
NY Daily News: PATH plan to extend train from Manhattan to Newark Airport on track - February 4, 2014
Capital NY: Port embraces two big Christie projects - February 4, 2014
Crains NY: $8B earmarked for big upgrade of NY airports - February 4, 2014
Star Ledger: Port Authority unveils 10-year capital plan, includes $27.6B in projects - February 4, 2014
Bloomberg: Port Authority Proposes $27.6 Billion Capital Spending Plan - February 4, 2014
Bergen Record: Port Authority plans to extend PATH to Newark airport - February 4, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON PATH TRAIN TO NEWARK AIRPORT IN NEW PORT AUTHORITY CAPITAL PLAN - February 4, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON THE PORT AUTHORITY MAKING AIRPORTS THE TOP PRIORITY IN 10 YEAR CAPITAL PLAN - February 4, 2014
Times of Trenton: Opinion: For Super Bowl Weekend, local airports need to 'up our game' - February 1, 2014
GGA RELEASES TOP 10 THINGS FOR SUPER BOWL VISITORS TO DO AT NY-NJ AIRPORTS - January 29, 2014
TSA LETTER TO GGA REGARDING EXIT LANE SECURITY AT AIRPORTS - January 28, 2014
LA Times: New York's LaGuardia Airport is almost a terminal case - January 28, 2014
GGA PRAISES PORT AUTHORITY SUPER BOWL PREPARATIONS; CALLS FOR EXPANDED CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TSA SECURITY EFFORTS TO CONTINUE WHEN FINAL WHISTLE BLOWS - January 27, 2014
Star Ledger: Newark Liberty, NYC airports at bottom of list for amenities, survey finds - January 23, 2014
NY Post: NYC airports are the worst for amenities: study - January 23, 2014
GGA NEW INTERNATIONAL ANALYSIS: GLOBAL COMPETITORS FLY PAST NYC AIRPORTS IN PASSENGER AMENITIES - January 23, 2014
GGA UNVEILS POLICY ROADMAP CALLING ON MAYOR DE BLASIO TO MAKE INVESTING IN THE REGION'S AIRPORTS A TOP PRIORITY - January 15, 2014
Crain's: De Blasio urged to prioritize airports - January 15, 2014
GGA: NEW YORK AREA AIRPORT PASSENGER RECORD ANOTHER REASON FOR MODERNIZATION TO BE TOP PRIORITY OF FEDERAL, STATE AND CITY LEADERS - January 13, 2014
GGA: NEW ANALYSIS - NYC AIRPORTS SUFFERED WORST DELAYS IN COUNTRY, SECOND MOST CANCELLATIONS GLOBAL GATEWAY ANALYSIS SHOWS - January 9, 2014
USA Today: Study: New York airports lead delayed, canceled flights - January 9, 2014
AM-NY: City airports led the nation in delays during cold snap: Report - January 9, 2014
NY1: Area Airports Topped List of Most Weather Delays This Week, Group Finds - January 9, 2014
Crains NY: NY airports led nation in delays during cold snap - January 9, 2014
Crains NY: Calling NY airports 'inexcusable,' Cuomo hints at fix - January, 7, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON NEW YORK GOVERNOR CUOMO URGING NEW INVESTMENTS INTO AREA AIRPORTS - January 7, 2014
Reuters: Airlines cancel flights as cold hobbles operations - January 7, 2014
GGA: JETBLUE FLIGHT HALT NECESSARY, SHOWS NEED FOR NEW AIR TRAFFIC TECHNOLOGY, MODERNIZED AIRPORTS - January 6, 2014
GGA: USE $1 BILLION OF NEW FEDERAL SECURITY FEE INCREASE TO UPGRADE SECURITY EFFORTS AT NYC AREA AIRPORTS - January 6, 2014
Crains NY: Queens: Priority airport fixes not cleared for takeoff - January 6, 2014
FAA Has No Plans for Noise Study Near LaGuardia Airport - January 2, 2014
GGA: STATEMENT ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JFK AIRPORT NAMING - December 24, 2013
NY Post: Push for Free WiFi at area airports - December 18, 2013
GGA: GRAPHIC - FREE PUBLIC WI-FI VERSUS BOINGO - December 18, 2013
GGA: GGA LAUDS CITY COUNCIL FOR DEMANDING BOINGO ALLOW FREE WI-FI AT NY/NJ AIRPORTS - December 18, 2013
Crains: A Tale of Too Many Transit Systems- December 16, 2013
Capital New York: That one-seat ride to J.F.K.? Possible. - December 12, 2013
GGA: FEDERAL BUDGET WIN FOR NY/NJ AIRPORT SAFETY - December 12, 2013
AM-NY: Advocates decry TSA's plan for exit lanes - December 9, 2013
Star-Ledger: Airport group urges TSA to continue staffing exit lanes - December 9, 2013
GGA: TSA MUST CONTINUE STAFFING EXIT LANES AT AIRPORTS IN THE NAME OF SAFETY - December 9, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON PROPOSED CROWLEY LEGISLATION REQUIRING NEWER, QUIETER AIRCRAFT --- December 6, 2013
Commercial Observer: Come Fly with Me: The Economic Impact of NYC's Airports --- December 4, 2013
Crain's GGA Op-Ed: JFK Customs Delays Are a Disgrace to City – December 2, 2013
Crain's Editor's Note: The Great Planes – December 1, 2013
Crain's New York: JFK Customs Delays are a Disgrace to City – December 1, 2013
Global Airport Cities: New York Airports Deliver $63B to Local Economy – November 27, 2013
Bloomberg: Which Airports are the Most Congested? – November 26, 2013
Crain's New York Business: Report: Airports Account for $63B in Economic Activity – November 26, 2013
The Real Deal: NYC Airports Generated $63B Last Year: Report – November 26, 2013
GGA: NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AIRPORTS FLYING HIGH WITH JOBS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH – November 26, 2013
Legislative Gazette: Port Authority to Study Long Island Airplane Noise – November 25, 2013
Travel Weekly: U.S. Travel Association Says Infrastructure Woes a Top Priority – November 24, 2013
AM New York: Holiday Congestion Becoming a Normal Flight Experience: Reports – November 20, 2013
The Star-Ledger: Thanksgiving-like Crowds at N.J. Area Airports Will Be More Common and Costly, Studies Say – November 20, 2013
GGA: NYC METROPOLITAN AIRPORTS AT SERIOUS RISK FROM OVERCAPACITY, NEW STUDIES FIND – November 20, 2013
Queens Ledger: FAA Needs tp Ignore Global Gateway Alliance, Study Tnnis Procedure – November 20, 2013
USA Today: Some Airports Will Feel Holiday Crush Year Round – November 20, 2013
International Meetings Review: Report: New York Airports to See Increased Congestion – November 20, 2013
Bayside-Douglaston Patch: Update: Airport Advocacy Group Advises FAA Not to Study Airplane Noise Impact – November 15, 2013
The Wall Street Journal: Advocates Oppose Review of LaGuardia Flight Path – November 14, 2013
GGA: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON 'TENNIS CLIMB' WOULD FLY IN WRONG DIRECTION FOR NEW YORK AREA AIRPORTS – November 14, 2013
The Star-Ledger: TSA Criticized for Removing Security from Exit Lanes, Despite 2010 Kiss That Shuttered Airport – November 13, 2013
Aviation News Online: American Airlines-US Airways Merger is on as Carriers Reach a Settlement with the DOJ – November 13, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON SETTLEMENT BETWEEN U.S. AIRWAYS, AMERICAN AIRLINES AND U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT – November 12, 2013
Atlanta Business Chronicle: Report: Delta Passport Kiosks at JFK Cutting Wait Times in Half – November 7, 2013
The Sydney Morning Herald: Delta Airlines Pays to Cut Wait Times at New York Airport – November 7, 2013
Customs Today: JFK Airport Customs Kiosks Pay Off in Shorter Wait Times – November 7, 2013
Skift: Delta's New Customs Kiosks at JFK Cut Wait Times in Half – November 7, 2013
Atlanta Business Chronicle: Report: Delta Passport Kiosks at JFK Cutting Waits in Half – November 7, 2013
Bloomberg: Delta's JFK Customs Kiosks Pay Off by Halving Wait Times – November 6, 2013
Detroit News: Delta's JFK Customs Kiosks Pay Off by Halving Wait Times – November 6, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON EARLY SUCCESS OF CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION "AUTOMATED KIOSKS" AT JFK TERMINAL 4 – November 6, 2013
Teamsters: George Miranda Named to Board of the Global Gateway Alliance – November 1, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SHOOTING – November 1, 2013
GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE APPLAUDS FAA DECISION TO ALLOW ELECTRONIC DEVICES DURING TAKEOFF AND LANDING — CALLS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NEXTGEN TO FULLY BRING NEW YORK METRO AIRPORTS INTO 21ST CENTURY – October 31, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT MARKING THE ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF HURRICANE SANDY – October 29, 2013
CNBC: New York-Area Airports Lag in Passenger Amenities: Survey – October 28, 2013
Anchorage Daily News: End of World's Longest Nonstop Flight Heralds Chaos at JFK – October 28, 2013
Chicago Business Journal: Who Knew? O'Hare Airport's Got a Spa! – October 28, 2013
GGA: GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS – October 28, 2013
GGA: AIRPORT AMENITIES TABLE – October 28, 2013
Chicago Business Journal: Who Knew? O'Hare Airport's Got a Spa! – October 28, 2013
Huffington Post: Airport Amenities Make Travel A Little Less Stressful – October 25, 2013
NBC New York: New York's Airports Lag in Amenities: Report – October 24, 2013
Financial Post: End Of World's Longest Non-Stop Flight Bad News For Business Travellers – October 24, 2013
NY Post: NY Home To America's 'Least Comforatble' Airport – October 23, 2013
NBC News: New York-Area Airports Lag In Passenger Amenities – October 23, 2013
NY Post: NY home to America's Least Comfortable Airport – October 23, 2013
Travelers Today: New York Airports Lack Amenities Finds a New Report – October 23, 2013
Skift: New York Airports' Passenger Amenities Fall Behind Other in U.S. – October 23, 2013
NBC News: New York-area Airports Lag in Passenger Amenities – October 23, 2013
GGA: NEW YORK AREA AIRPORTS STEP UP THEIR AMENITIES OFFERINGS – STILL LAG BEHIND MOST OF COUNTRY'S MAJOR AVIATION HUBS IN OFFERING EXTRAS TO FLYERS – October 23, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT OF GLOBAL GATEWAY ALLIANCE BOARD MEMBERS CALLING FOR FAST TRACKING LAGUARDIA CENTRAL TERMINAL BUILDING – October 16, 2013
New York Post: New Push for Free WiFi at NYC Airports – October 10, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION PUSHING FOR FREE WI-FI IN NYC-AREA AIRPORTS – October 10, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT CALLING FOR ESSENTIAL FEDERAL AVIATION WORKERS IN NYC REGION TO BE PAID DURING SHUTDOWN – October 8, 2013
GGA: STATEMENT ON FEDERAL FURLOUGH OF AVIATION SAFETY INSPECTORS – October 1, 2013
Bloomberg: Cutting JFK Lines Seen Possible With O'Hare Technology – September 28, 2013
Skift: New Kiosks at New York JFK Airport May Reduce Wait Times by 40 Percent – September 27, 2013
Global Gateway Alliance Statement on U.S. Customs and Border Protection Announcement of New "Automated Kiosks" at JFK Terminal 4 – September 26, 2013
Global Gateway Alliance Urges Congress to Avoid "Debilitating Impact" on Airports and Air Travel from Government Shutdown, Continued Sequestration – September 26, 2013
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GGA Report: Delayed: JFK Airport Has Longest Summer Customs Wait Times – September 16, 2013
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GGA Letter Demanding Free NYC Airport Wi-Fi in New Boingo Contract – September 5, 2013
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Wall Street Journal: Calls for Return of Scrapped Harlem Bus Route – August 28, 2013
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Chemistry at Laurier
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Department at Laurier offers degrees emphasizing the traditional divisions of chemistry (analytical, inorganic, organic and physical) as well as biochemistry/biotechnology and materials chemistry.The relatively small size of our department means theres plenty of opportunity for interaction between students and faculty in the classroom and the lab.
Program highlights
- Modern facilities and state-of-the-art equipment (NMR, GSMS) as well as all instruments and equipment are available to students during weekly labs.
- Our undergraduates have received Summer Research Awards from the Natural Sciences ad Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
- Biochemistry and Biotechnology (BSc) and Biotechnology Technician Diploma: Combining Lauriers Honours BSc in biochemistry and biotechnology with Conestoga Colleges biotechnology technician diploma, this unique program allows students to complete both in only 5 years (it generally takes 6 years to complete both independently). Students explore the more theoretical education in foundations in biochemistry at Laurier while also gaining significant laboratory experience in biotechnology at Conestoga.
Courses offered
First year
- Fundamentals of Chemistry
- Introduction to Programming
- Mechanics
- Thermodynamics and Waves
- Introduction to Differential & Integral Calculus
- Intro to Linear Algebra
Popular courses
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Environmental Aquatic Chemistry
- Quantam Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
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Honours BSc Chemistry
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Advanced Functions at 60%;
Chemistry at 60%*
*Combined minimum average of 70% in 4U Math and Science courses
HL or Sl English at 4;
HL or SL Mathematics at 4;
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Mid 70s
IB Minimum score: 28
Honours BSc Chemistry and Biology
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|IB Requirements
|Admission Range
English at 60%;
Chemistry at 60%;
Advanced Functions at 60%;
Biology at 70%*
*Combined minimum average of 70% in 4U Math and Science courses
HL or SL English at 4;
HL or SL Biology at 4;
HL or SL Chemistry at 4;
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Mid - high 70s
IB Minimum score: 28
Honours BSc Chemistry and Mathematics
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Calculus & Vectors at 60%;
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*Combined minimum average of 70% in 4U Math and Science courses
HL or SL English at 4;
HL or SL Chemistry at 4;
HL or Sl Mathematics at 4
Mid 70s
IB Minimum score: 28
Laurier chemistry graduates can enter the workforce directly, or go on to professional programs (such s teaching, medicine or dentistry) or graduate studies.
Student Experience
When Greg Wentworth first visited Laurier, he was impressed by the sense of community on campus and in the Chemistry Department in particular.
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Department has a rare sense of community, he says. Since the department is small, the professors go out of their way to learn your name and engage you in learning. The smaller department has also allowed me to become good friends with my peers. Wentworth has formed a strong bond with his fellow students. To celebrate graduation, he and four other chemistry grads planned a trip to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
In September, Wentworth will begin studying for his masters in Environmental Chemistry at the University of Toronto. My experience at Laurier was amazing, he says, and has prepared me for whatever challenges I face down the road.
Faculty Experience
An organic chemist, Dr. Ken Maly teaches first-year chemistry (CH110) as well as advanced organic chemistry courses (Such as CH306 and CH404). I find teaching very rewarding; it gives me the opportunity to share my knowledge of a fascinating subject, and challenges my understanding, he says. I also particularly enjoy guiding students in their learning, whether it be introductory chemistry or advanced laboratory research projects."
Dr. Maly's research focuses on using synthetic organic chemistry to prepare new materials such as liquid crystals and porous solids. His research program is funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, and an Ontario Early Researcher Award.

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Course Length: 5.5 hours
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LOS ANGELES Members of Boeing Co.s largest white-collar union will vote this coming week on whether to accept a contract that union officials have urged them to reject, as they also deliberate authorization of a strike against the aerospace company.
Ballots for a new four-year contract will be mailed to the more than 23,000 members of the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) Feb. 5, a union spokesman said, noting that the union will begin counting votes Feb. 19 and will "stay there until theres a result."
SPEEA council representatives voted to add a strike-authorization item to the ballots at a Jan. 31 special meeting.
The unions 105-member bargaining council, as well as the negotiating teams for its engineers and technicians, previously turned down what Boeing called its "best and final" offer.
While Boeing is "disappointed" with the negotiators rejection of the proposed contract, it remains hopeful that employees will "run the numbers for themselves and vote for whats best for them and the long-term competitiveness of the company," it said.
The two sides remain split on at least three major issues. Probably the biggest hurdle is the Chicago-based companys intention to eliminate its traditional pension plan for new hires in favor of a defined-contribution 401(k) plan.
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This location is in Lewiston. Nearby parks include Pierce Street Playground, Maple Street Park and Kennedy Park.
Nearby schools include Governor James B Longley Elementary School, Lewiston Regional Technical Center and Lewiston High School.
The closest grocery stores are Speaker's Variety, Poirier's Market and Almadina.
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Job Grid
It's an exciting time in the Whitacre College of Engineering!
Created with you in mind, our career resources software, Job Grid, provides students with an easy way to use a centralized system that will help in all aspects of career development.
Job Grid will allow you to:
- Create a job search profile
- Store and manage resumes, cover letters and other career related documents
- Search for co-ops, internships & full-time positions
- RSVP for career events
- Maintain an online personal calendar
- Download a copy of the Job Fair company list
- Access our career resources library
All Engineering students have access to Job Grid using their e-Raider username and password.
JOB GRID...The place for Engineers to "plot" their future!
Daily Job Grid Training Sessions
We will be hosting Job Grid Training sessions on the following daily in the Engineering Opportunities Center (Engineering Center 102).
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The Pocket Therapist by Therese J. Borchard is a valuable collection of tools and strategies to help you keep a handle on anxiety, negativity, fear, stress and to deal with conflict in a more positive way. I find Borchard's stories and experiences, tips and techniques comforting and reassuring like a talisman I can hold onto in times of uncertainty or anxiety.
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Alice-ADOPTED 11.11.12's Web Page
If interested in any of our animals for adoption, or to foster an animal, please fill out the respective application to get the process started. Visit our FAQ webpage for commonly asked questions about our adoption/foster process.
Name: Alice-ADOPTED 11.11.12
Rescue ID: D120766
Status: Adopted!
Adoption Fee: 250
Species: Dog
Breed: Chocolate Labrador Retriever (medium coat)
Sex: Female (spayed)
General Potential Size: Large
Current Age: 6 Years 10 Months (best estimate)
Activity Level: Moderately Active
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Housetrained: Yes
Alice is an approximately 5-year-old female Chocolate Lab. Alice was saved from a shelter that she came to as a stray with an injured leg. She was saved by LDDR and she has now recovered from surgery that repaired her torn ACL. She does have some arthritis in the leg, however it doesn't slow her down at all and with the help of daily glucosamine she shouldn't have any lameness in the injured leg.
Alice has all of the qualities that make labs great, she is sweet, gentle, and playful. Alice loves her "people" and is happy to be always at your side. She loves to sleep curled up on the floor next to the bed at night. Alice is generally very well behaved, she is out of the puppy chewing stage but is still very playful. She loves to go for walks and doesn't pull too hard. Alice knows sit, come, and stay. She lives with dogs male and female and gets along with them great, she loves to play with other dogs. She also is good with cats. Alice is also very tolerant of the noise and activity of kids, she lives with 2 now and is truly a perfect family pet. Alice is also house trained and crate trained.
Alice is an all around great dog and would make the perfect addition to just about any family.
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Anonymous asked: Why aren't you updating this?
That is a good question, I am considering starting a new blog. Sorry, i have thought about this for a while, so much to update but left so much out :/ what are wanting to see? are you a regular blog follower/blogger?
Mama, Daddy it's your Anniversary (Silver)
I was suppose to post this 2 years ago, but never got round to doing it. Song written by my lil bro.
Mama, Daddy it's your Anniversary
Cos of you, the population grew by three.
You've been married for a long time now,
25 years younger couples all should bow,
For God made you, and He made me,
He gets all the glory.
What a blessing that comes from up above,
Sure is a way He pours out His love.
I see the haters, the spitters, who have really big dreams,
They get together to quickly, and want to get seen,
They have a baby and are like what do we do?,
So they divorce and give the baby to who?
But you! You have been blessed with a great love,
And even have the blessing of the white dove,
And your children of 3, will live to see him
In His glory, and in, all new limbs.
25 years you together are very fond,
Of His glory so you have this great bond,
Now carry on, it's not finished, not the race
25 years, not nearly half way.
That's not all, I'll be truthful,
There will be times that are hard,
With your children they'll be playing their trump cards,
But like a hurdle, you jump and hope not to fall,
And I can promise, look what God did to Paul
There's still a road with three children as roles do parents,
But Jesus has set the path that is forever mean't
Life's hard, as Christians we know that hard is life
But Jesus is there even in the biggest strifes
And in those hardships I know that we'll learn
From our mistakes, and others, for everyone's concerns
Feels like a burn, but it's not permanent
Not a sharpie, cos Father God is our parent.
- Jon. Wong
a song dedicate to our parents from my lil brother. he produced this so-called song/rap in 10mins. love it!
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It's been a while.
I've not been on tumblr in so long that, the dashboard layout has changed and I didn't even know.
…life has been busy.
Been home for about 3 months now, and I've currently got a temp PT job and starting my second temp PT job on tuesday with an induction. So i guess it's not going so bad.
Life seems to be going "well". I say "well" because I'm happy being home and getting to spend some quality time with the family and also friends from home and church. However, I still don't feel fully settled back. Yes I've managed to get jobs, but for some reason, every week seems to be different. I'm not saying I want a permanent job back at home and for every week to be repetitive. But have some stability would be nice. I mean, I feel like I have no spare time for myself, when really I've not really done much. It's all a bit 'asfjsnjivrhnkakhuvra' that's all I can say to describe how I feel. Ha.
But it's okay. at the end of the day, I know God has everything planned for me. So I just have to make the right decisions and rely on him.
One thing I have missed though is drawing…I've set myself a project at the start of september but like I said, I just feel so busy and no time for myself that I've not gotten round to actually doing any of it. Plus I keep getting lots of ideas for illustrations and to create designs. But still not got round to actually starting anything.
…seen as I have some time now. I'm gonna go do some sketches OR…relax (i'm shattered) or search for jobs/internships/work experience in Hong Kong (hoping to got there in Jan), lots I want to do. But my heart and mind are not cooperating. -___-
See ya later. Hope everyone's well!
A girl longboarding in an abandoned warehouse.. doesn't get much cooler
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Just want to run forever…
…life just ain't that easy at this stage.
Wish I could pause time and get my head straight and focus on one thing!
Re- post. Love this photo! ❤ I was embarrassed about what I said! But at least we got a good photo out of it! :) 'I don't know who that man taking photos of us is!' @beccawiner: 'Jo that's my dad' 😓😅 #graduationday #graduation #funny #friends #instapic #instadaily #laughter #happy #oops #daytoremember
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First day back at home
What the heck!
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RTS - TA inspired
RTS - TA inspired
I let out a big WOW when i saw the screenshots.
Holy crap I wanna try this just to test the power of my computer.
oh crap...i wanna try that..it's cool blow stuff up
cool, most explosive action scene i ever seen, boom! , kab00m!!!
It looks amazing, i will try it out.
Uhm, yah.. This is just a mod for TH (total annihilation).
LOL those screenshots are ridiculous! I wonder how can you not lag or how can you actually survive long enough.
Lagfest, you probably need a power house to play that thing, or at least turn down the details ALOT
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September 19, 2012, 11:25 am
Cartoons of the day: Mitt Romney's "47 percent" comments
After comments made by Mitt Romney at a fundraiser in May — about the "47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what" — came to light this week, the Republican presidential candidate finds himself just where he didn't want to be at this point in his campaign: the subject of more late-night jokes and editorial cartoons. Here are several of those toons.
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Go generic. They are the market's next big game of opportunity in healthcare.
That's where some savvy investment pros are focusing on in healthcare as they believe the major makers of generic drugs carry the absolute promise of catching increased investor attention this year and next.
Some of the generic stocks have already moved up, joining the bull market's roster of leading big gainers. What's behind their fresh allure? A couple of important factors: Rising global demand for generics is outpacing supply as more major drugs fall off patent protection, and the reduced cost of producing these alternative medicines and their relatively low prices are enhancing their attraction.
"The generic drug industry is an under-appreciated opportunity as we are in the midst of an unprecedented generic wave," says Martin D. Sass, CEO of investment management firm M.D. Sass and Affiliates, which has accumulated shares of certain generic drug makers.
There's a real demand worldwide to cut healthcare costs, which have had the biggest adverse impact on government budgets globally, he notes. "Low-cost generic drugs provide part of the solution to this major problem," Sass points out.
The generic wave started in 2012, he notes, when several big drugs, including Lipitor, the biggest selling drug, started to lose their patent protection, opening the way for generics to take a crack at their hugely lucrative markets.
A year ago when this column featured Sass's stock market outlook and stock picks, his forecast turned out to be on target a year later, and his stock choices were on the money. A long-time prominent Wall Street figure and respected investor ace, Sass predicted that the stock market would prove to be a rewarding experience starting in 2012 and that the economy would continue to trek upward towards a healthy recovery.
His favored group was healthcare — and his top stock: Watson Pharmaceutical. The stock turned out to be huge winner, rising from $58 a share when Sass singled out the stock, to $120.
Watson changed its name in January 2013 to Actavis Actavis (ACT), after it had acquired the Swiss generic drugmaker Actavis in October 2012. The company now ranks as the third largest player in the global generic pharmaceutical space, according to S&P Capital IQ, which has a buy recommendation on the stock. Actavis' specialty is targeting hard-to-produce niche off-patent drugs.
And right now, Actavis is Sass's top stock pick in the generic group, confident that the wave of demand for generic drugs will stick and continue to broaden. His second stock pick in the sector is Mylan Mylan (MYL), which is also a leading manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals.
"A game changing situation could arise when generics increase its penetration of the global generic market," says Sass, who predicts a doubling in the worldwide demand for alternative medicines. The big beneficiaries and clear winners from the healthy situation, says Sass, are Actavis and Mylan.
Actavis has been a superb performer in the group and still has "significant upside potential," with its share of the generics in Europe still in the single-digit levels, says Sass. So growth prospcts in that part of the world is wide open, he believes. In the U.S., Actavis has penetrated some 80% of the generic market, he notes.
Actavis's stock hit $126 on July 1, 2013, way up from $85 at the beginning of this year. Sass has a three-year price target for Actavis of $180 a share, based largely on his bullish earnings forecast. For 2013, Sass figures Actavis will earn $9.12 a share, up from last year's $6, and leaping next year to $14.30. In 2015, Sass expects profits to jump to $16.60.
What's been helping the top and bottom lines, says Sass, is Actavis' aggressive acquisition strategy. In May 2013, Actavis agreed to acquire specialty drugmaker Warner-Chilcott (WCRX) for $5 billion. Prior to the acquisition, Actavis already markets 750 products globally through operations in more than 60 countries. Generics account for 75% of its revenues and 94% of operating profits. Actavis's specialty brand units generates only 8% of revenues and 3% of operating income. The purchse of Warner-Chilcott should expand Actavis's specialty brand business. Actavis's distribution business accounts for 17% of sales and 3% of earnings.
At Mylan, a major producer of drugs in the form of finished tablet, capsule and powder dosage, generics accounted for 88% of its operating revenues in 2012. Its stock has climbed to $30 a share from $21 a year ago. Sass has a one-year price target for Mylan of $40 a share and a two-year goal of $44.
Sass's earnings forecasts for Mylan: $2.96 a share in 2013, up from last year's $1.52, and for 2014, he expects earnings of $3.40. In 2015, Sass sees profits rising to $3.80. Sass says Mylan wants to make a big acquisition to expand its product pipeline and extend its market reach globally.
S&P Capital IQ's Herman Saftlas, who rates both Actavis and Mylan as buys, notes that the global generic drug market amounted to $242 billion in 2011, accounting for some 25% of the global market based on data from IMS Health.
The total global generic market, the analyst figures, will expand to $420 billion-$430 billion in 2016, boosted by rising demand for the inexpensive generics worldwide, benefiting in large measure from the long list of branded drugs scheduled to soon lose their patent protection. Generics, he estimates, would represent some 35% of the total drug market by 2016.
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I dont trust the non pyrex flask I have with boiling in it. That starter was a 1L. I measured out a little more water to account for boil off. call it 1.1L. I use the ratio of 100 grams DME per liter of water. after a slow boil for 15 minutes I only had about 800ml. so I took a gravity reading and it was 1.060! I added enough boiled water to dilute it to 1.040ish. let it sit on the stir plate 24hrs then refrigerated because I wasnt going to be using it for 2 days. It just doesnt look like much volume to me. Should I pitch that or start over?
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I shake it around in the flask or growler depending on how I'm doing it. If I'm doing 2 beers back to back I only have 1 stir plate so I have to do one on the plate and one with intermittent shaking in a growler. I just bought an aquarium pump and diffuser stone today so I'll start using that. If I use that how long should I aerate the starter? 10 minutes good considering the volume?
I think you'll find that you won't be able to aerate that long with a pump due to bubbles coming out of the flask. If you only do intermittent shaking or aquarium pump then the starter will have to be larger due to less growth.
Well how does everyone else aerate their starters?
I just shook mine every hour that I could for the first 18 hours. Only have done one so maybe I'm not the most reliable source
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Rave hydro towable water tube team rave racing 2 person
Rave hydro towable water tube team rave racing 2 person
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Sold Date: 07/05/2009
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Source: eBay
Category: Sports
This is a nearly new tube. Only used once for about two hours. We sold our boat so it don't do us any good now. It is in excellent condition. No leaks and very clean. Has a water scoop on the back that sprays a stream of water in the air as it's being towed. This scoop has a small tear on both sides but still works fine. Retails new for about $150. Happy bidding.
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Today we saw nine more performances from the first semifinal. It is too early to make a good verdict on the songs, but I think I have witnessed the first major disappointment and a positive surprise today.
After the success of the Preview Party last year, we were all expecting a good evening of entertainment when fans of the Eurovision Song contest gathered at the Scala in London on 17th April. EuroVisionary bring you a report from the party.
Mihai Trăistariu, who represented Romania at the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest will, as a guest blogger on EuroVisionary, be sharing his opinion about this year's 42 participating songs. In part one of four he looks at Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia and Cyprus.
Having previously announced that the public televote will be combined by a jury vote, the EBU have now announced details of how this new system will work.
It's almost here! Very soon, the delegations will arrive in Moscow and rehearsals will begin for the 54th Eurovision Song Contest. The question on everyone's lips is who will be celebrating participation in the final, and who will stomp off in a huff?
Krassimir Avramov will be representing Bulgaria at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest with the song called Illusion.
After a marathon selection process which began on 2nd October, Bulgaria finally selected the song to go to Moscow. The winner was Krassimir Avramov with Illusion who will then be representing the country at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Bulgaria has been drawn for the first of the two semi-finals.
Tonight will be yet another busy evening as Norway, FYR Macedonia and Bulgaria each decide on which song will be representing them at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Aside from that Sweden and Spain offers interesting preliminary heats in their search for the right song.
Last night, the Bulgarian Be a Star series' semifinal leg was held with eighteen powerful songs. Nine of them have qualified for the grand final, which will be held on 21st February.
The semi final of Be a Star, the Bulgarian national selection show, takes place tonight after a long break since the heats and quarter finals. Eighteen songs will compete for 9 places in the grand final.
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text: Out of nowhere, Twigs releases a 4-track EP which features the previously heard Ache and Hide along two new tracks. We described her earlier as the illegitimate love child of Grimes and The Weeknd, a description that's still somewhat accurate - yet on Weak Spot, which is as much as sexy as it is intriguing, Twigs is a bit of a whisper-beat babe. Breathe continues in the progressive electronic style we know from her Ache, plus stars in the video accompanying it. Find videos for the two new songs below, as well as a stream of her 4-track debut EP (which is now available on a 12" via Boomkat).