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Childhood is a wonderful time! A small child really believes he or she could "catch a falling start and put it … in a pocket." Nothing is impossible. Also, the warmth of love and acceptance comes from family and friends. Nowhere are the problems of finance or payment. Some children even tell their parents, when told they are big boys or girls, "I don't want to grow up." Even the story Peter Pan concerns a group of children who fly off with Peter, who has never had to grow up.
Words have power. If anyone wonders whether conservatives have taken the lead in effective political catch phrases, the term "right to work" should remove all doubt.
WASHINGTON -- It is a conundrum of wordsmiths that sometimes events are so horrible that words escape us. Bereft of the tools of our trade, we are left with what is perhaps the only appropriate response to something as heart-stopping as the massacre of children: silence.
Do not turn your eyes from the horror of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Conn. Twenty children, their teachers and aides, their school principal shot repeatedly, in some cases beyond recognition, by a 20-year-old wielding a semiautomatic assault weapon.
Every six or eight years I relate to you a Christmas story first told to me by Max Ford. Here goes:
(The following is the second portion of Camden Archives and Museum Director Katherine Richardson's keynote speech at the Baruch Society Annual Meeting, Nov. 15, 2012. Further portions of the speech will be printed in later editions of this column.)
A 13-year-old girl from New Jersey has campaigned to get the makers of Easy-Bake Oven to put gender-neutral colored ovens on the market.
WASHINGTON -- As politicians compete to prove who loves the middle class more, they're missing the elephant and the donkey in the room.
If there's one thing that will be true this year in ACC basketball, it's that the Duke Blue Devils will be aiming to avoid another upset to the likes of Lehigh University. After being knocked out of the NCAA Tournament in the first round last year by the Mountain Hawks, Duke will be moving into conference play with a purpose, hoping to show teams they're legit contenders.
I had been in Kershaw County just a few months when I got one of the worst phone calls of my professional career. At about 8 a.m. on a gray Saturday morning in early December of 2007, I was coming inside from a morning run, and the phone was ringing. I vividly remember a momentary pit in my stomach; a phone call early on Saturday morning is rarely good news. I had no idea; however, how tragic the news would be. A young man in our community had been shot and killed the night before in a gang-related incident ...
A very wise man who happens to own one of my favorite hideaways in the North Carolina High Country once told me, "You need a horse in the mountains the same way you need a boat in the Lowcountry."
WASHINGTON -- One of my great hopes for a Barack Obama administration -- and thus one of my personal disappointments -- was that he would use his bully pulpit to emphasize the importance of a two-parent family, and especially of fathers, to children's well-being.
A couple of months ago, I "rejoined" LinkedIn, the social network for business professionals. I got back in to it because the network was beginning to expand from simply helping people network for that next big job to helping them with their current jobs. A few friends and family members had also joined up at the same time that LinkedIn began adding some more news-oriented and thought-provoking features.
Which local business man and his wife have been deck hands on the U.S.S. Constitution?
Westvleteren 12 is a highly sought after beer made by Belgian monks at the Abbey of St. Sixtus of Wesvletern, Flanders, Belgium.
During this holiday season, I'm thankful for:
WASHINGTON -- Don't tax you, don't tax me. Tax that feller behind the tree.
Well, folks, after more than three months of speculation, of debates, of arguing, bickering and online name calling, a grand jury in St. Louis County, Mo., finally came to a conclusion earlier this week. The 12-person panel was presented with and studied all the evidence in the case of the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in August and concluded there were no indications that Ferguson, Mo., police officer Darren Wilson committed any crime when he shot and killed Brown.
Yes, I know it's only just Thanksgiving but, admit it, many of you will be getting out the holiday lights and wreaths from the attic this weekend or going to buy your Christmas tree! Here at the city, we've had to start early as it takes time for us to deck the halls for December. Our street and electric department crews have been diligently working to decorate for Christmas. Thanks to their efforts, we'll have embellished light poles throughout the city and a lot of lit trees, too.
As much as I love Christmas, I have to give Thanksgiving just as much acknowledgement -- unlike a lot of television networks.
Gov. Haley recently took an 11-day trip to India. There are some who are grumbling, calling her trip just another post-election junket by a politician.
WASHINGTON -- By now, most Americans probably have formed an opinion about what comedian Bill Cosby did or didn't do sexually to or with at least 16 women beginning in the 1960s.
A long, long time ago... oh, wait, that's another pop culture reference.
It started accidentally. Some good ideas and memorable moments are like that. They aren't planned. They're born, bringing with them an ability to nudge a way naturally into our lives and become a tradition.
As a part of writing this column, I go to lots of meetings, community events and conferences all across the state in my never ending search to find out about the people, businesses and community groups that are doing good and important things to make our state better.
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Apple deleting discussion posts on iBook logic-board failuresRather than acknowledging a major hardware glitch that has been known to cause repeated logic-board failures with its dual USB line of iBook consumer portables, Apple seems to be taking an unethical standpoint on the matter.
It appears that the company has once again resorted to deleting customer's comments on its online discussion boards. "This morning I posted a message regarding the failure of the logic board in my 14" iBook. The post is no longer online as of this afternoon and my profile now states that only one of the two posts I have made is online!," claims one AppleInsider reader. According to the reader, the post contained no profanity of foul language, but simply presented an account of his current situation. Followup postings on subject were also removed "within a matter of minutes."
This is not the first time that Apple has engaged in such a practice, which only fuels consumer dissatisfaction to new levels. In 2002 the company began removing posts from disgruntled iTools users and proceeded with the same behavior earlier this year on the subject of defective Apple power cords.
BlackCider, a privately own site, is seeking to pursue the issue of faulty iBooks with a class action suit against the computer maker. The site collected over 100 signatures this past weekend from supporters experiencing identical issues. Meanwhile, a second petition now lists over 325 signatures on the same issue.
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Ed Reed Suspended One Game For Violating Defenseless Player Rule
Ed Reed is one of the best safeties to ever play football and his style of play has been a reason why. Reed is not afraid to hit anyone, and the Baltimore Ravens star is paying the price for it. The NFL has suspended the safety for a game due to repeated violations of safety rules.
Just got real for #Ravens S Ed Reed: Suspended without pay for one game for repeated violations of head-hitting/defenseless players rule
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 19, 2012
While I do not agree with the suspension, it does make a lot of sense for the league. If you are going to be tough on safety rules, you might as well enforce it. Too often the league has used words without backing them up. Suspending Reed for a game shows that they are serious about protecting players. If they want to make a dent in player habits, this is the way to do it.
I would not be shocked if Reed appeals this suspension. The rules are such a gray area that it has become nearly impossible to play defense in the league. You really can't pull up when you are going at full speed – sometimes you are going to hit a guy in the head. It just happens, but I am assuming the league thinks Reed is doing this on purpose.
This is actually bigger news than some might think. Reed might just be the first guy in a long line to be clipped by this. If you want to get serious on safety rules, this is the first step.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN—Samsung Electronics America unveiled its 2013 Lineup of LED Smart TVs for the hospitality industry at HITEC here.
The new 890 Series LED TVs feature Smart TV displays, which allow hotels to offer mobile device support, with embedded features and access to a variety of apps and widgets. The TVs also allow hotel owners to manage the content remotely.
"It's the crown of our Smart TV lineup," Jonas Tanenbaum, VP of hospitality at Samsung Electronics America, told Hotel Business, noting that it allows for full integration with the property management system.
Key features of the new series include premium edge-lit ultra-thin technology; Samsung's LYNK SINC system, an IP-based content management solution that allows hotels to offer guest services and attractions within a new interface; Samsung LYNK REACH 2.0; H-Browser compatibility; and mobile device integration via AllShare Cast. In addition to the ability to share content across DLNA connected Samsung devices, this also makes it possible for guests to utilize screen mirroring and video streaming from a personal mobile device to the guestroom TV. The TV is available in three sizes—46 in., 55 in. and 65 in.
Tanenbaum noted that many of the available apps and widgets are what customers are doing in their daily lives at home. "They want to be able to do that in the hotel," he said. "We've got a bunch of new scalable technologies to allow those experiences to carry over to the hotel.
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BioLargo (BLGO) AOS Filter technology wins the coveted "New Technology" award by leading Oil Patch Industry magazine.
The word about the breakthrough AOS Filter technology has been leaking out since early this year, but now with a recognized industry publication featuring BioLargo's AOS Filter, the big oil companies are likely to be pursuing talks with BioLargo for licensing deals and strategic partnerships/investments.
The AOS Filter has been validated by the University of Alberta to decontaminate water in seconds versus hours . . . and to require only 1/20th of the operating cost of the closest competing technology.
This is by far the biggest breakthrough in water decontamination/filtration in decades and is expected to have an enormous impact on every sector of the water treatment industry.
The University is working with BioLargo and a consortium of large oil companies that are active in Canadian oil sands production to commercialize the AOS Filter in an actual field recovery operation.
Since this filtration or decontamination is so efficient and so inexpensive to operate and since it is effective against so many pathogens and toxic pollutants, its value could be difficult to calculate. The water treatment industry is estimated to be over $350 billion today and projected to become in the trillions by 2020.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
now 34
when it splits
YPF in the twenties now, how long before it see's the teen's?
Sentiment: Strong Sell
If Argentina decides to carry on its conflict with the "vultures" and Black Rock (one of the vultures) decide to sell their holdings in Ypf, it will be a huge drop!!! probably 25 or lower! Better prepare yourself to a soft landing .....
Sentiment: Sell
you forgot to say by the end of September, looser.
back to 25
The AOS filter is by far the biggest breakthrough in water treatment in decades because it decontaminates water better than any other technology and it does it in seconds versus hours and the operating cost is 1/20th the cost of the closest competitor.
The AOS filter has been validated by the University of Alberta TWICE.
The University built and successfully tested the bench lab model that performed perfectly and now they are building the commercial model that will revolutionize the $360 billion dollar water treatment industry.
Vikram Rao was the Chief Technology Officer for Halliburton and is a leading expert in wastewater treatment and now he is on the BioLargo AOS team.
The system is heavily patented and is easy, quick and low cost to build.
MicroCap Review just published cover story on this remarkable new technology. The title of the article is, "IS BioLargo's AOS Filter the World's Most Valuable Technology?"
Time to get into BLGO while shares are down and before the big news starts hitting.
We look down on you because you don't pay your bills and are INFERIOR. The US GDP is 3X larger than the GDp of ALL of South America. California's GDP is bigger than all of South America except Brazil. If Brazil wasn't in S America you'd have SQUAT. Los Angeles GDP is bigger than Argentina...LMAO. Deadbeats you are. Get a job and quit stealing...
They certainly did it before and can do it again - deadbeats get things done.
No possible chance of this.....I hope so because I don't own any. I'm short 2016 $25 and $28 puts so going ahead...make my day !!
Sentiment: Hold
while the rest of us are making money, deadbeat is bashing, wow.
Woot Woot - too bad Argentina defaulted on the National debt -----for the third time
You might make some dried mango money here at best
BioLargo is strongly positioned to become the world leader in water treatment for the oil and mining industries. Google - "Vimeo AOS Filter" to see short video clip that shows how AOS Filter technology works.
The AOS Filter is a new invention that is an electro-chemical reactor/filter that decontaminates "produced water" from oil sands production and "flowback" from fracking – ULTRA FAST and at ULTRA LOW COST never seen before. BioLargo symbol is BLGO. Six month Price target is $5


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Xenial Australia
An excellent blog here. Seldom do I simple re-blog, but this needs to be read – and acted on! THANKS :)
Originally posted on Australis Incognita:
Way back in January this year, I participated with Peregrin Wildoaks's Magical Action to Increase Compassion towards Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Australia, and posted about it, and some of the other things I had worked toward, in a spiritual sense, in one way or another.
Over the past year, my sigil has been actively worked, invigorated and I continue to use it whenever the "issue" (which I still can't even believe it is!) pops in the news or my Facebook newsfeed. Like so many things happening in our country right now, there needs be constant attention paid, people are dying, people are sick, children are suffering serious mental health issues, no doubt from being caged without knowing what they have done wrong besides think for some reasons Australia was a place they…
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Urological Oncology
Phase II study of everolimus in metastatic urothelial cancer
Article first published online: 3 APR 2013
DOI: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2012.11720.x
© 2013 BJU International
BJU International
Volume 112, Issue 4, pages 462–470, August 2013
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Milowsky, M. I., Iyer, G., Regazzi, A. M., Al-Ahmadie, H., Gerst, S. R., Ostrovnaya, I., Gellert, L. L., Kaplan, R., Garcia-Grossman, I. R., Pendse, D., Balar, A. V., Flaherty, A. M., Trout, A., Solit, D. B. and Bajorin, D. F. (2013), Phase II study of everolimus in metastatic urothelial cancer. BJU International, 112: 462–470. doi: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2012.11720.x
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Privacy NormsBy Michael McFarland, S.J.
Through the experience of the last half century, and reflection on it, a set of norms for the collection, dissemination and use of personal data has developed. In the U.S. an early version of these were included in a 1973 government report entitled "Records, Computers and the Rights of Citizens." The recommendations in this report influenced subsequent legislation such as the Privacy Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The Privacy Protection Study Commission, established by the Privacy Act, produced a more thorough and wide-ranging analysis and set of recommendations in 1977, in its report "Personal Privacy in an Information Society." In Europe in 1980, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) issued its "Guidelines Governing the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data," which ultimately led to the Directive on Protection of Personal Data discussed in the last section.
Some private organizations that handle sensitive information have developed their own guidelines. For example Equifax has a set of "Information Policies," promising fair treatment and privacy to every consumer who applies for credit. 1 Several professional organizations in the data processing industry have codes of ethics, and some mention privacy, although most are too general to give any helpful guidance. However, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Code of Ethics states some specific requirements for the handling of personal data:
Based on these sources, as well as the analysis of the issues presented here, this essay concludes with a set of norms for the collection, storage, use and transmission of personal data. The norms have three purposes. The first is to respect the autonomy of the subjects whose personal data is being used by giving them as much control as possible over what data is taken and by whom, and what it is used for. The second is to protect the subjects from harm due to the misuse or abuse of their data by controlling data quality and limiting its use and transmission. The third is to find a fair balance between the interests of the subjects and the welfare of society.
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1. The Equifax Report on Consumers in the Information Age, Atlanta: Equifax, Inc. (1990), pII.
2. ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct," Association for Computing Machinery (1992), Sec. 1.7.
3. Simson L. Garfinkel, "Risks of Social Security Numbers," Communications of the ACM, 38(10) (October, 1995): 146.
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Seattle-Area Home Prices Fell Slightly In September
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog Average single-family home prices in the Seattle area (King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties) remain up from a year ago, having grown 6 percent from September 2013, but have now fallen on a month-to-month basis for the seventh straight month, according to data released today from the S&P/Case-Shiller Seattle […] [Read More]
Could the Holidays Actually Be a Good Time To Sell?
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog Conventional wisdom has historically dictated that the holiday season is a bad time to sell a home. People are preoccupied with family gatherings, and bad weather can thwart showings. But since you're likely already putting some extra effort into getting your home spruced up and ready for holiday […] [Read More]
Tips For Getting Your Home Prepared for Winter
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog If this wet weather hasn't already prompted you to do some preventative maintenance on your house before the long, cold months of winter set in, here are some reminders to make sure you don't experience any rude awakenings in your house this season, courtesy of Redfin. Now that […] [Read More]
First Time Buyers' Share of Market Lowest in 30 Years
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate The National Association of Realtors recently published results from its annual Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers survey, and the association found that the percentage of purchases made by first-time home buyers is at its lowest point since 1987. First-time buyers made up 33 percent of the national market, […] [Read More]
Home Value Appreciation Slowing Locally and Nationally
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog Zillow is reporting that markets across the country, including Seattle's, are seeing a sustained slowdown in home price appreciation that will likely continue into 2015. At the end of the third quarter this year, annual appreciation for homes in Seattle stood at 6.9 percent, whereas the change in […] [Read More]
Seattle Condo Prices Still Below Market Peak
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog Seattle condo prices are taking their time to bounce back from the housing bubble in comparison to single family home prices. With condo prices down, the market has presented a unique opportunity for renters who haven't been able to save for a down-payment to purchase a single family […] [Read More]
Downtown Seattle New Condo Prices Down 8% Since May
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog. One look at the glut of new towers rising in downtown Seattle and one could think condos are having their heyday. But it turns out most of those cranes on the horizon are giving rise to office towers and apartment buildings, with only one condo tower, Insignia, currently […] [Read More]
King Co Sees Best September In At Least 10 Years For Home Prices
*Synced from Seattle and Real Estate Blog After a sluggish summer for home price gains in King County, the median price for a single-family home rose to $460,000 in September, almost 10 percent higher than a year ago and 5.3 percent higher than August's median price, according to an article in Tuesday's Seattle Times. The […] [Read More]
Seattle is Among the Top Cities in the Country For Sellers
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The Cyclones boys soccer team made a grand entrance into the new season by upsetting the state's No. 2 team, Palmer Ridge, 1-0.
Perhaps even more remarkable than shutting out one of the state's best teams, is the fact that the Cyclones did it with 15 new starters—and on the Bear's home field.
Needless to say, head coach Rex Harriman was fired up about his new team's performance.
"Our conditioning was excellent for the beginning of the season," Harriman said.
"We outlasted Palmer Ridge. We played a possession game, and passed the ball very well. Our guys have really bonded in a hurry, and have learned one another's tendencies very quickly."
The Cyclones Jake Baxter scored the only goal with 11 minutes remaining in the game.
Fittingly enough, the assist came from his brother, Sam Baxter.
Coach Harriman also praised Austin Archuleta for his stellar defensive game, and forwards Will Dos Santos and Jaydon Moreschini for superior ball control throughout the game.
Because of the exceptional defensive play, the Cyclones goal keeper, Trevor Emond registered just three official saves, but he also came up huge on several corner kicks to preserve the shut out.
The Cyclones weren't able to celebrate very long, as they had to gear up for another showdown with conference rival Centennial this past Tuesday (too late to publish results in this edition).
An early season victory would certainly help the Cyclones in their quest to advance to the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season.
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Hamburg Süd's performance in brief
Following the powerful recovery of the world economy in 2010 and a weaker 2011, global growth continued in the past financial year, albeit at a slower pace. Against this backdrop, container shipments increased once again, but at a weaker rate than vessel capacity. As a result, freight rates remained under pressure, especially on the Asia-Europe trade lanes, despite a significant but temporary recovery. Given still high fuel costs, the earnings level of almost all shipping companies remains unsatisfactory.
The Hamburg Süd Group was unable to escape this development. At some 3.3 million TEU (1 TEU = 20-foot container), it transported around 4% more containers than in the previous year, roughly in line with market growth.
Driven by a U.S. dollar significantly stronger on the average for the year, the sales revenue from Hamburg Süd's liner operations grew over-proportionally to carryings volume by roughly 16%, to approximately €4.8 billion. With the inclusion of break-bulk and product tanker activities, the shipping division's sales total rose by about 15% to approximately €5.5 billion.
At 4,512, the Hamburg Süd Group employed around 1% more staff in 2012 than in the previous year. Including crew under third-party hire, the number of employees deployed at Hamburg Süd came to 5,134.
On the back of constant freight rates and continuing cost pressure in the operational area in the last financial year, the Hamburg Süd Group's result was marginally in excess of plan. An improvement on the previous year was also achieved, due mainly to successful capacity management. However, it is as yet not possible to speak of a satisfactory earnings level.
Capital spending, for the most part in the form of deposits and final payments on ship newbuildings, was roughly 48% lower in 2012 than in the previous year and was financed entirely from operational cash flow.
Economic environment
2012 was characterized by the European sovereign debt crisis, the sluggish recovery of the U.S. economy, muted economic development in China, and very low growth in the Brazilian national economy. Global economic output (GDP) increased by around 3.2% (2011: 4%).
Container shipments worldwide grew by roughly 3.3% to around 156 million TEU (2011: 7.2%).
Global slot capacity rose by some 6% due to newbuildings entering service and despite increasing, but still far too low, scrappings. Above all, vessels were put into service whose delivery ship owners during the crisis of 2008/2009 had deferred to a later date, or which were ordered in light of the market recovery in 2010/2011.
Particularly high influxes of large container ships with a slot capacity upwards of 10,000 TEU were recorded. These vessels are deployed chiefly on the routes between Asia and Europe, increasingly supplanting mid-sized tonnage, which then migrates to the North-South trade lanes and there contributes to overcapacity and downward pressure on revenue.
Given the widening gap between the supply of vessel capacity and demand for transport services, freight rates were under pressure, especially at the beginning of the year. Following a period of extremely intense competition in 2011, a more sensible approach gained momentum in the industry at the start of 2012. Shipping companies increasingly put capacity management before volume and market share ambitions. Freight rates were raised as a result, by up to $1,000/TEU in the Asia-Europe trade, for instance. However, because of the widespread absence of the peak season, freight rates came under renewed pressure from June onwards, but without reverting to the low starting point.
Accompanied by considerable price fluctuations, fuel costs stood at a very high level. The price of a ton of heavy marine diesel in March reached an all-time high of around $730 dollars (spot Rotterdam). In the course of the year the price of bunker fell back to around 600 US dollars. At an average for the year of $641 dollars per ton, the price in 2012 was a good 4% up on the previous year. In view of the heavy pressure on revenue, the additional costs, as in the previous year, could only partially be passed on to customers by way of bunker surcharges. Prices for key insourced services, especially for cargo handling in the ports as well as for container transport inland, continued to increase.
The factors described resulted in many shipping companies having to take serious losses, especially at the start of the year. Only with the freight rate increases towards the middle of the year could this development be temporarily halted. However, industry experts assume that, following losses of some $6 billion in 2011, the liner shipping companies earned a marginal surplus at most.
Like container shipping, the bulk shipping sector also suffered from severe over-capacity last year. Newbuilding deliveries produced capacity growth far in excess of demand. The already low charter rates therefore declined even further in 2012. This put the Panamax Index Rate in September at a record low of approximately $3,500/day, a disastrous development compared with the all-time high of around $93,00/day in October 2007. At the present level of spot rates, a cost-covering employment of ships was scarcely possible in 2012.
Liner shipping (Hamburg Süd, Aliança)
In a challenging market environment characterized by overcapacity, Hamburg Süd succeeded in increasing cargo volume, with a gain of 4% to around 3.3 million TEU. The Europe-America and Far East services contributed in particular to this growth. Pleasing performance was seen, too, in some of the Inter-America services. By contrast, Mediterranean operations, and in part the Pacific services, fell below expectations.
Freight rates in the mix of all services were held on a par with the previous year. Bunker costs and other operational costs went on rising. Only the chartering-in of vessels afforded some relief given the depressed charter market.
Hamburg Süd continued to optimise its liner network in 2012. Via key transhipment hubs in Cartagena (Colombia) and Tanger (Morocco), customers are offered additional connections between South America, Europe and the Middle East.
The Mediterranean services were restructured. Working with a consortium partner, Hamburg Süd deployed larger and more efficient tonnage, though the shipping group's slot capacity declined slightly. In addition, tonnage was upgraded on the strategically important and burgeoning trade lane from Europe to India/Pakistan.
Sales in liner operations recorded a gain of 16% to €4.8 billion. However, this increase is accounted for largely by the performance of the U.S. dollar exchange rate. The growth in revenue was accompanied by substantial cost increases. Although the result of the liner division rose in 2012, it still remained unsatisfactory and was well below that of the record year 2010.
Tramp shipping (Rudolf A. Oetker, Furness Withy Chartering, Aliança Bulk)
Bulk shipping in 2012 was marked by serious overcapacity, even though ship tonnage was tied up as a result of continuing excessive strain on port infrastructure (in Brazil, China and Australia, for example). The segment failed to produce a satisfactory result for the first time in many years. The product tanker operation held its ground in an equally difficult market environment, yet without offsetting the loss from the bunker business.
Ships and containers
The fleet operated by Hamburg Süd as at 31 December 2012 totaled 153 vessels, 42 of them Group-owned. The liner services employed 104 ships and the tramp sector 49. While the number of container ships declined by three units compared with the previous year, the slot capacity deployed in the liner services increased by some 9% to around 430,000 TEU. Due to the higher average capacity of the vessels, costs per slot were further reduced.
In the reporting year the final three ships of the "Santa" series entered service with Hamburg Süd. With a capacity of 7,100 TEU, they are the Hamburg Süd Group's largest units to date and are deployed on the routes between Northern Europe and South America East Coast, as well as between Asia and South America East Coast.
In parallel with the growth of cargo volume, the container pool was increased to 458,000 units. Newbuilding prices for containers remained largely stable over the course of the year.
Hamburg Süd is continuing to pursue its strategy of raising the owned share of ships and containers. The six 9,600 TEU "Cap San" vessels ordered in early 2011 will be delivered in 2013/2014. All of these outsized ships are to be deployed on the trade lanes between Asia and South America as well as between Europe and South America. Additionally, in the course of this year delivery will be taken of four 3,800 TEU newbuildings that are to be deployed in Aliança's Brazilian cabotage service.
Hamburg Süd's current order volume covers the anticipated capacity needs of the Group for the time being as regards the owned share sought.
Outlook for 2013
Only isolated positive signals can be discerned in the current financial year. A fundamental change in the shipping industry's poor earnings situation is not to be expected in 2013 from today's perspective.
In the estimation of the International Monetary Fund, global economic output (GDP) in 2013 will grow by approximately 3.3%. Global shipment volume in the container liner sector is set to add around 6%, industry experts estimate. Risks exist, in particular, with regard to China's exports as well as to North America's and Europe's imports, which, given a continued financial and economic crisis, might not be able to recover as quickly as hoped.
The shipping companies' global order book currently runs to some 20% of the tonnage in operation, whereas this figure still stood at over 40% in late 2008. Nonetheless, global slot capacity will rise by about 7%, even though increased scrappings are expected because the ships ordered before 2010 have significantly higher fuel consumption than newer units. The trend to very large tonnage is continuing.
It is to be assumed that freight rates will remain under pressure in the current year and liner shipping be characterized by further intense earnings volatility. Crucial to the course of the financial year ahead will be the extent to which the liner shipping companies – largely forgoing gains in market share – operate a forward-looking capacity management policy and so ensure freight rate stabilization.
With a moderately positive development of the global economy, an equalization of capacity and cargo volume can be expected in 2015 at the earliest. The prerequisite for this, however, is the absence of any sizeable ship newbuilding order activity.
In the area of bulk shipping, no fundamental recovery in the market can be expected in 2013 given the serious overcapacity situation. Similarly, there is no turnaround yet in sight in 2013 for the product tankers.
Hamburg Süd intends to continue along the path it has pursued in recent years and grow in line with the market.
Staffing numbers will scarcely rise in 2013 and for the foreseeable future, despite the planned growth in cargo. In the years ahead, the aim is to ensure continuous efficiency gains in the organization through high capita In December 2012 it was announced that the owners of Hamburg Süd and Hapag-Lloyd AG had tasked the management of both companies with investigating the potential benefits of a merger of the two companies. After these examinations had been brought to a positive conclusion, the owners conducted negotiations on the prerequisites for such a merger and the form it might take. No agreement has been reached on important points to date. Negotiations were broken off in late March. Resumption is unforeseeable at this time.
Based on the assumption that the global economy and global trade will see only moderate growth in 2013, Hamburg Süd is continuing its service optimization measures. The liner result is set to be improved compared with the previous year. Tramp shipping, however, is likely to produce a similarly unsatisfactory result as in the previous year; the first quarter closed roughly in line with plan.
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Rosebud Village Farm is a beautiful wooden farmhouse full of lovely details, such as opening doors and shutters, whimsical decoration and roof pieces that lift off so your child can move the toy figures around inside. The house is double-sided and the set comes with a farmer, farmer's wife, and 21 accessories including 9 animals, a drinking trough and wheelbarrow. (4 x 4 and horsebox available separately).
Quick facts:
-Suitable from 3 years
-Classic wooden design with removable roof
-Includes: 1 double sided farmhouse, 1 printed baseplate, 1 farmer, 1 farmer's wife, 1 horse, 1 cow, 1 sheep, 1 sheepdog, 1 pig, 1 cat, 1 chicken, 2 ducks, 3 eggs, 1 egg basket, 4 fences, 1 drinking trough, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 rake, 1 spade.
-Approx. dimensions of farm: 11 cm x 40 cm x 46 cm
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The first Alternative Music Festival in Cleveland will be held on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 12-9 p.m. at The Warehouse Venue. Proceeds from the event will benefit T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
"The Alternative Music Festival is a collaboration of local musicians who had a desire to do something that could bring people together for a good cause, as well as give back to our community," explained festival coordinator, Sabrina Eubanks.
Many of the participants, and even spectators who have children or know other family members with children, understand the importance of having a children's hospital just down the road from Cleveland.
"We know how many local children and families benefit every day from the hospital, and wanted to do our part to ensure the hospital can continue to thrive for generations to come," added Ms. Eubanks.
There will be food and a wide range of music for the whole family to enjoy. Among the bands booked are: Beyond Bethel, Fighting For Tomorrow, And So It Goes, T-Ran Gilbert, The Shine Effect, Razz Roe and I Am Sent. Admission is $3 per person, and organizers will be collecting donations during the festival to benefit Children's Hospital.
The Warehouse Venue is located at 260 2nd St NE, Cleveland. For more information about the event, please call Sabrina Eubanks at 650-6546.
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CHI Memorial Medical Group announces a new physician at Internal Medicine Associates Chattanooga. Adrien Strickland, M.D. is board certified in internal medicine. Dr. Strickland earned her doctorate at the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. and completed an internship at Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Strickland completed her residency at University ... (click for more)
CHI Memorial Medical Group announced that Mark Crago, M.D. has joined CHI Memorial Family Practice Associates Ooltewah. Dr. Crago is a graduate Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, MD. He completed his residency at Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, HI. "We are pleased to welcome Dr. Crago," said Nicholas G. Economides, M.D., vice president and physician ... (click for more)
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While these days may be merry and bright for many, for some the holidays can be stressful and many people can experience an emotional crash afterwards.
Community Care Durham is seeking additional volunteers to help people seeking mental health support.
"Prior to the holidays is certainly a stressful time but where we see a huge surge is after the holidays. After the rush, January is deep in the winter, there's more isolation," said Kim Lepine, director of the COPE program, Community Care Durham's mental health division,.
COPE provides support groups, one-on-one support and a volunteer-matching program for clients, as well as support for families.
As more people become aware of, and seek out, the supports, there is a waiting list for some of the mental health services.
"The need has definitely increased. The wait lists are expanding," said Mandi Burshaw, a COPE program manager.
The agency also sees spikes in people needing support when major events impact the community -- for example the recent announcement that more General Motors workers are facing layoffs.
The organization is working to spread the word about the programs available and to reduce the stigma for those who might be reluctant to admit they could use help.
"Every single person needs someone to talk to. Every single person needs that connection," said Ms. Burshaw.
Anyone over 16 who is struggling can contact Community Care Durham. There is no need for a formal diagnosis or referral.
"It's the single mom who needs someone to talk to regarding postpartum. It's the individual having family stress. It's the teenager struggling to keep grades up. It's the senior who doesn't understand their medications and is feeling isolated," said Ms. Burshaw.
"It's OK to pick up the phone and call."
Samantha Virag and Patti Ashbridge, both volunteers with Community Care Durham, have similar stories of past experience with the mental health system and a drive to help people in need.
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"We really need to focus on being there to support each other," agreed Ms. Ashbridge.
"You get so much back as well."
There is extensive training for those wanting to become COPE volunteers. The training course is offered one night a week for eight weeks. After the mandatory training, there is also an optional group support training, which takes six weeks.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on its website the automaker is recalling 288,968 Jeep Wranglers from the 2006 through 2010 model years due to a potential brake fluid leak.
It also is recalling 284,831 Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country minivans from the 2008 and 2009 model years because a wiring problem can cause a fire inside the sliding doors.
Neither problem has caused any crashes or injuries, according to Chrysler Group, LLC.
On the Jeeps, the front inner fender liners can rub against the brake fluid tubes and cause a leak. NHTSA says the leak could lead to a partial brake loss.
The minivans can have improperly placed wires that can come into contact with sliding door hinges. That could cut through the insulation and in rare cases cause a fire inside the door, Chrysler and NHTSA said.
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