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Once inside, there's an even bigger interactive upgrade at the end of the ride. For 40 years, a trio of hitchhiking ghosts have followed you home with a primitive but effective mirror trick. That finale has been replaced with a new computerized image-recognition system that allowed Gus (the prisoner ghost) to pull off his beard and stick it on my chin. Around me, I saw other guests get decapitated and have their heads switched or blown up like balloons. Although I was concerned about tampering with traditions, these additions happily turned out well enough to induce me to ride twice in a row.
More worrisome was word that, following the demolition of his Toontown home, Mickey was holed up on Main Street USA with a harem of Disney Princesses, and Fastpasses could be used for the first time to gain entry to a character meet-and-greet.b>Now that the new Town Square Theater is open (in a space that once showed the Walt Disney Story), it turns out that this is the most pain-free way to meet the Mouse. I picked up a Fastpass ticket, showed up hours past my appointed time and got in with no problem, despite rumors that missing your appointment meant missing Mickey.
My intimate moment with Mickey,b>who was dressed in a magician's tuxedo in keeping with the turn-of-the-century theater theme, was a bit too brief. And I wish the exit gift shop kept the theme going by carrying actual magic tricks. Mostly, I miss the days when you could just randomly bump into the characters as you walked around, but that's been done in Orlando for a decade; you have to go to Disneyland for that delight. In a few years Disney's age-old switchback queue will fade away, and timed reservations and interactive holding pens will become the new normal. If Haunted Mansion and Town Square Theater are previews of Disney future, we can only hope the rest are as well done.
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Brown and blue is one of my favorite color combinations. No doubt that's why I bought this group of blue-green and leopard print lampworked beads. But what could I make to do them justice?
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Ridgeland High School head coach Mark Mariakis watches as his team scores a touchdown against the Mary Persons Bulldogs during the GHSA Class AAAA quarterfinal playoff game held in Rossville, Ga., Friday evening.
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For so long a member of the supporting cast for England's big hits, David Wilson remains unassuming and composed despite his elevation into the role of one of Stuart Lancaster's most crucial troops in New Zealand this June.
Only 10 of the Bath Rugby props 34 Test caps are starts but the hulking tight head's stock has risen through proficient performances from the outset in England's last three victories in the 2014 RBS 6 Nations.
With Lions prop Dan Cole facing an extended spell on the sidelines after an operation on his neck, Wilson is a critical cog in England's powerful, dynamic pack – to the extent that head coach Stuart Lancaster commented that of all those playing in end of season finals, Wilson was the main man he wanted to emerge unscathed.
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With a cautious smile not quite befitting of someone weighing in at 125kg, Wilson said: "I didn't know he said that, thanks very much.
"Obviously, it's unfortunate for Dan Cole, I'm sure he'll be back soon and I wish him all the best of luck. I'm really enjoying it, I've always wanted to play for England, I've always wanted to start games and to be here and play in three Tests against the All Blacks, that's something you dream about as a kid.
"I'm massively honoured to be a key part of this squad and to have started the last few games. You lay it on the line and give everything for your teammates, your country, the fans and everybody involved."
An abrasive presence in the loose and dominant force in the tight, you know Wilson is sincere when he talks about pushing himself to the limit. The 29 year-old produced one of the most industrious displays of the Six Nations in England's intense 13-10 victory over Ireland at Twickenham, hitting 28 rucks and making 10 tackles after just 47 minutes of club rugby since returning from a calf injury.
Looking back on those victories over Ireland, Wales and Italy, Wilson recalls the speed of the England's game, which he believes they must replicate to stand a chance inagainst the All Blacks. The first Test of the three-match series gets under way at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday (8:35am BST).
"I think we set down a bit of marker, they were very quick games which is what we'll need over the summer. We are quietly confident in our ability and the way we play and what we are doing. But you come up against New Zealand and you understand that they're a quality side.
"You want to be in the game where you can win it or lose it after 70-75 minutes. They're going to be good over here, they've got a brilliant record but I'm sure we can give them a good run for their money.
"Our physicality in the pack is certainly one of our strengths, but their strength is their speed round the field with the speed of the Super 15. We're aware of that but we've put together a fit squad who can compete with them."
England's last victory in New Zealand came in 2003, when a display of dogged determination and unshakable belief snatched a 15-13 win in Wellington. England Forwards Coach Graham Rowntree was part of the pack which subdued the All Blacks with six men and Wilson said similar levels of character and commitment will be required 14 years later.
Understated as ever, he added: "Graham talked about putting it all on the line, going for it, clinging on for 80 minutes. He said it was hard work, work rate, graft, leadership – all those things are going to be important.
"That's what it's all about, if you can beat New Zealand in their own back yard, you can be fairly happy with yourself. We respect what a big test it is, but we're looking forward to it."


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The Farmingdale Shamrocks U11 girls' soccer team took first place in the Poughkeepsie Columbus Day Soccer Tournament, which was held Sunday, Oct. 11 in Poughkeepsie. The Shamrocks went undefeated in the five games they played, ending the successful day 4-0-1.
The Shamrocks tied their opening game and won the next four by scores of 4-1, 4-0, 2-0 and 5-0. The defense, anchored by Hailey Lospitalier, Sophia Nemeth, Bethany Santos, Stephanie Hinck and Francesca Capucciatta played solid defense all day long. Goalie Theresa DeSantis made a number of aggressive and acrobatic saves, allowing only one goal. Forwards Lisa Bianco, Grace Murphy, Alexa Simon and Christina Maher scored 11 of the 15 goals. Midfielder Dayna Abramowitz was solid in playing both ends of the field, contributing two goals and playing aggressive defense. In the fourth game, the girls defeated Syracuse, 2-0. That set up an exciting final match against Fairfield, another undefeated team. Farmingdale led 3-0 at halftime and won by the final score of 5-0.
Congratulations to the Farmingdale Rebels for making it to the finals at the Discovery Cup Columbus weekend soccer tournament in Maryland. The team won their bracket with two wins, including a win over a Virginia team ranked higher than the Rebels in the region. They then won a semifinal match against the number four ranked team in the state of Maryland. The Rebels would play another Virginia team in the finals. However, because of injuries the team would only be able to play with ten kids on the field. It was a valiant effort as the game was scoreless after the first half. The opponent was then able to score three goals in the second half to win 3-0. The Rebels now a U16 team is currently doing tournament showcases in the fall season and will be playing in the Eastern New York Premier League in the spring of 2010.
Wow, is the only word to describe the Farmingdale Lady Dalers Swimming and Diving Team's victory over the Chiefs from Massapequa, 93-91. Brilliantly coached by Ken Ilchuk and Randy Corcoran the meet came down to the last event, the 400 Freestyle Relay.
Based upon previous swims, it was clear that the Massapequa Chiefs would win this relay event, so in order to prevail the Dalers needed their two relay teams to finish second and third. Coaches Ilchuk and Corcoran calmly decided to split their relay teams, placing faster girls on both teams. The team of Lorraine Pye(SR), Nora Reade(JR), Jen Barnola(SO) and Sara Golshar(FR) did their job finishing second. The "second" team was led by Alexandra Pyros(SR), who held her ground against a tough opponent, Sarah Hecht(SO) followed and handed off the Lindsay Gehlbach(JR). Both girls swam well, giving up ground to two very good Massapequa swimmers. Then the magic began.
The little Vikings played big Sunday, led by Chloe Grant's two fantastic, darting runs, both of which set up TD's. Gabrielle Gomez played another inspired game, with a gazelle-like TD off a quick slant pass from Gianna Morales, who played a heady game in her first career start at QB. Gianna was also huge on defense, with key flag pulls to stall a couple of Patriots' drives. The other half of the Wonder Twins, Rebecca Morales, ate up tough yards with her determined runs. James Michels and Joseph Marino also played great games: James outran every opposing player on his dash to pay dirt while Joseph zigzagged his way through the defense to score on a long run!
10/11 Green: The 10 and 11-year-old Farmingdale Green Titans earned their
first win of the 2009 season under the lights at Allen Park on Sept. 26. Tommy McPartand, centered by Frankie D'Andrea, rushed for an outstanding four touchdowns. Newcomers to the team, Frank Trocchia and Jack McCaffery had great catches to help out on offense. The offensive line led by Chris Maddalone, Jake Swift, Ryan Clark and Allison Shamir (after a long day of dress shopping), did a great job blocking for Tommy. Bobby Norton got the defense fired up with a huge QB sack. The defense, anchored by Joey Tristano, Ryan Grossmann, Bryce Andros, Cosmo Marino, Joey Baccarella, Jawal Jordan and Anthony Steinheimer held Seaford to just 13 points. Malik Exantus had a great interception in the third quarter to also help out on defense. New additions Kyle Giovannelli, Andy Rolle, Justin Galasso all played a big part in the Titans first win. The Titans look to continue their winning ways this Sunday at 11:30 a.m. vs. Plainedge.
The little Vikings put on quite a show, led by the dynamic Gabrielle Gomez, who took a short swing pass from Zachary Leung and ran it all the way to the goal line to set up a TD by Zachary. The Wonder Twins, Rebecca and Gianna Morales, had a pair of nifty runs and nice plays on defense while Samantha Keating and Chloe Grant added some impressive runs of their own. Joseph Marino and James Michels had long runs and made some crafty defensive stops while Matthew Milianta and Jake Amato also played strong all-around games.
Farmingdale High School was once again named a Top Ten Award Winner in the Nassau County Sportsmanship Award for the 2008/09 school year. In the tenth year of the award, this is the second time (2006/07) that Farmingdale was honored.
Farmingdale High School's Girls Varsity Swimming and Diving team opened their season last week and got off to a nice start. The Dalers faced power-house Manhasset in their first meet. Led by Captains Jill Anesta, Marissa Boccio, Lorraine Pye and Alexis Rzempoluch the girls all swam well, but came up short against the depth of the Conference I team falling 95 - 86.
The highlights of the meet included victories by the 200 Freestyle relay team of Sarah Hendrickson (JR), Jill Anesta (SR), Lorraine Pye(SR) and Marissa Boccio (SR) and the 400 Freestyle relay team of Pye, Anesta, Nora Reade (JR), and Boccio. The 200 Medley relay team of Reade, Alexis Rzempoluch (SR), Hendrickson and Jen Barnola (SO) finished in fourth place.
12/13 Year Old Team - The Titans senior team (12/13 year olds) lost a tough, extremely physical game to Glen Cove Sunday 16-6. Joe Alvarez scored on a sweep late in the 4th quarter after being set up on good runs from Brian Gillmore and Jyaire Ewa. Great Titans defense caused 4 turnovers and was led by Tom Ammarati, Kenny Laine, Mike Callahan, Peter Cohen and Sam Maybury and kept the game interesting throughout. The seniors have now played 2 of the toughest teams in the league in successive weeks and have gone to the wire with both. Next week they meet Seaford at home at Allen Park on Saturday night at 8 p.m.
10/11 White Team - This week it was Hakeem Cesars turn to shine as the Farmingdale Titans beat the West Babylon Eagles 32-19. He rushed for two long touchdowns. One for 84 yards and the other for 74 yards and he had two receptions for 54 yards and for 46 yards. Hakeem capped the night off with 4 touchdowns total. Not to go without mentioning that the other tail back J-Rod, Justin Rodriguez scored a touchdown of his own for 66 yards and had over 100 yards rushing and 66 yards receiving as well. Quarterback Matt Deluca had a stellar performance as the defensive tackle. The tailbacks, Tom MacCarthy, Alex Preistley, CJ Demers, Steven Boyle and Angelo Deluca had a great performance. Travis Gangale had 7 yards rushing and scored on an extra point that was called back. Joeseph Cincotta, not to be undone, made his debut in the back field with two backbreaking rushes to secure the win rushing for 7 yards and 6 yards and a first down. In addition, there were stellar defensive efforts by Jonathan Gala and Isaiah Micthell. Zane Ehlinger's exuberance on the field was not unnoticed.
One week after opening the season with their annual parade the Farmingdale Hawks had an impressive showing. The youngest ages (5 and 6) both had bye weeks and the 9-year-olds lost to a tough Hempstead team. However, the rest of the league recorded wins during the second week of the new season.
The 10s recovered from a disappointing week 1 loss by beating East Rockaway 12-6 to kick off the weekend Saturday night under the lights at Allen Park and the 12s, coming off a hard-fought 8-0 road loss to rival Massapequa in week 1, capped off the night by beating the Bellmore Braves 38-0.
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President Barack Obama on Thursday nominated Arthur Lee Bentley III to be U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Florida, which stretches from Nassau and Duval counties southwest across the state to Collier County.
Bentley has been the acting U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Florida since July 2013 and served as an assistant U.S. Attorney in that office since 2000.
Previously, Bentley worked at Hogan & Hartson LLP, where he was a partner from 1993 to 2000 and an associate from 1990 to 1992. He worked as special assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of Florida from 1988 to 1989 and was an attorney advisor in the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel from 1985 to 1987.
Bentley began his legal career as a law clerk for Justice Lewis F. Powell of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1984 to 1985 and for Judge Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr. of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit from 1983 to 1984. He received his J.D. in 1983 from the University of Virginia School of Law and his B.B.A. in 1980 from the University of Georgia.
Obama on Tuesday also appointed David Rivera to serve as U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee.
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Holding Together Lyrics - Paul Kantner
Review The Song (1)
Look for Atlantis, it is waiting for you - it lives there and it breathes there
Look for Rosemary to open the door for you
And she sees you and she needs you
Enter the cavern
Of the starmaker
All through you
Holding together holding together
To the children of the Viet Cong
And to the songs of the Yaqui and the Sioux
The Seminole and the Apache too
We're lookin for you - we need you
I see the wolfpack
Flashin down
From the mountain
And the children
Of the town
Run down beside them now
Holding together holding together
Ride the tiger
You can feel the universe
Inside of you
We can shining on
Thru you
Cold shimmering
Silver - fire of the
Morning sun - streak
Flash bam up and
Away from the forest
Up and away from
No rising sun
We leave the earth to the wind
To the cool clean air that should have been here and we can and we go into nova
I see the wolfpack
Come flashin down
From the mountain
And the children
Of the town run down
Beside them now
I see the Empire is
Breakin' down
From the inside
And the underground
Ain't no place for
Hidin now
It's a way
To move
You are the ocean
That we travel
On the way to
50 million
Light years
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Lyrics in the original leaflet printed in false order | Reviewer: Manfred Zeller, Germany | 2/1/2008
First I want to point out that this song (the last on side 2 of the original Sunfighter record) is the 2nd part of "When I Was a Boy I Watched the Wolves" (the last on side 1). The song begins with "I see the wolfpack ..." and ends with "... and we go into nova". In the leaflet, the first four verses of the song are printed in the second column, which is set between the two long lines of the fifth and ninth verses.
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I got to see a lot of the bands I wanted to see at the Kill Rock Stars show, like Thao and Marnie Stern and Shakey Hands. That was all rad.How did you first become interested in independent music, and how did the Thermals sound of punk-meets-indie rock develop?It's just a classic story. A friend of mine gave me a mixtape in high school, and it had Minor Threat, Operation Ivy, Mudhoney, maybe Subhumans, so those were the first bands I was getting into when I was 16 and 17. Then indie rock, I didn't really grow up on stuff like Pavement or whatever was considered the original indie rock of the '90s. I still like all those bands now, but not when I was in high school. I really liked the Breeders and Nirvana. I really loved grunge at the same time. The Thermals sound was pretty much a mix of the old poppy bands like the Ramones, the Buzzcocks, and the Jam, mixed with shit like Guided By Voices and Sebadoh... all the lo-fi '90s indie rock. That was indie rock, but I don't know if that's what we called it back then. "Indie rock" is a term that doesn't make sense anymore. There are bands on major labels that are "indie rock," so whatever. It's like "alternative." But I kind of love that too... alternative. To what?Do you feel like the band has evolved since you started?I think so. I think it's pretty close to how it sounded when I wrote those original songs when I started. I think the lyrics have gotten better, a lot of people think the lyrics have gotten better. But I also love the lyrics from the first few records. They're very simple, and that's kind of the point. They're really repetitive. The songs we have now, there's a lot more too them. But that was what I was really going for back then, with the first record especially...just writing really short, catchy lyrics.What caused the change?It's just like anything. Like the first record was recorded on the four-track. If we just kept making records on a four-track, it's just dull. Bands just have to evolve, even if it's really slowly, because we are evolving really slowly. And I think it's good, because it's a better way to not burn out.There's no question that The Body, The Blood, The Machine was your breakthrough record. Did you feel the pressure when you were making the follow-up?Definitely. I think that's why we took a while. Kathy and I wrote for over a year before we even went into the studio. And the lyrics I just rewrote over and over for this record. I just felt so much respect for that last record. And we feel like, if we're not doing something better than what we just did, then there's no point in putting it out. It's weird; it's definitely not pressure to sell records. I just don't want to lose that respect. You can make something great, and if it was really easy you can make something that sucks. Bands do it all the time.How about when you wrote The Body.... Did you intentionally kick things up a notch for that record as well?That was natural. It was just the fact that Kathy and I had played together for a long time, and after Jordan left the band we just decided that we would make the record just the two of us. We were just back to our old writing relationship where we were taking our time on things. Those lyrics did come naturally, I didn't write it like I wrote this one, but it was just written over a long period of time as opposed to the first two records which were written quickly then recorded. So those songs had time to grow and we took more time to flesh them out.Is there some sort of loose concept that ties the new songs together?I wouldn't call it a concept, because I feel that can turn people off. If people haven't heard us, I'd rather have them be able to just listen to the songs and not have to think about the concept. There's a lot of death on this record, there's a lot of water. There are just a lot of love songs too, but I wouldn't assign any other concept any other than that. There are a lot of classic themes.I definitely didn't notice any of the religious themes from the previous record.There should be none. If there's any, it's incidental. There's a little politics, because I couldn't help it, but there's supposed to be neither [politics nor religion]. It was just enough on the last one. We can't keep singing about that stuff to try and get over our own personal shit.Do you still get flak from the religious imagery on the last record?Lot's of people got pissed off, but even now that the new record has come out there are still so many people writing us about those themes and those lyrics. A lot of people are taking it more seriously than me, you know? It was a work of fiction, and a lot of people write to us and talk to me like that's exactly who I am and the way I am. I love those lyrics, but I don't look at them like that's my life. 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On this weeks episode of QCB Unleashed, Q talks about Richard Sherman's epic rant after his tip of the football against Michael Crabtree in the NFC Championship game.
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Wikileaks published an April draft of a critical section of pending "trade" deal called the Trade in Services Agreement, which is being negotiated among 50 countries, including the US, the member nations of the EU, Australia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Liechtenstein, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Peru, South Korea, and Switzerland. TISA would liberalize, as in reduce the ability of nations to regulate, a large range of services.
The document that Wikileaks exposed on Thursday is a portion of the financial services section. It is clearly designed to serve the pet interests of big international players. This agreement is designed to institutionalize the current level of deregulation as a baseline and facilitate the introduction of new products, further ease the movement of funds, data, and key personnel, and facilitate cross-border acquisitions and other forms of market entry.
It is distressing to see how the media is pointedly ignoring this damning Wikileaks revelation. As of this hour, my Google News search does not show a single mainstream media outlet reporting on this story. The usual left-leaning stalwarts like Huffington Post, TruthOut, Firedoglake, and CommonDreams have articles up, along with Business Insider and RT. The only country where major news organizations have taken the story up are in Australia, and that appears to be due to the fact that approval of this deal would end Australia's restrictions on foreign ownership of banks.
Our World is Not for Sale describes the scope:
In February of 2014, negotiations began on six priority topics: financial services, telecommunications and e-commerce, domestic regulation and transparency, professional services, maritime transport, and the so-called "Mode 4" of the GATS, which refers to natural movement of persons. In addition, participants had extensive discussions on road transport, delivery services and air transport. But there are many more sectors and proposals that have been submitted: is also known that the EU has submitted a proposal on Government Procurement in Services, and on Postal Services, just as examples.
The Wikileaks release today makes clear why interested parties are uncertain about these negotiations. They impose even greater secrecy requirements than the toxic trade deals know as the TransPacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. The TISA text is classified for five years after it becomes effective or negotiations are terminated, which exceeds the four-year blackout imposed by the TTP and the TTIP.
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Thirty teens came to the Stinson Beach Library last Friday for snacks and have fun with henna. Rachael Anne Palacios gave a wonderful presentation about the culture of henna tattooing and then gave each teen their own applicator. Each teen then chose a design which Rachael applied with great skill. It was a fun filled afternoon.


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MONTREAL — Montreal police detained 119 people, including seven juveniles, at the ÎleSoniq electronic dance music festival on the weekend, most of them for possession of illegal drugs, some for carrying weapons into the festival site at Jean-Drapeau Park. The first edition of the festival was held Friday and Saturday, and it attracted 35,000 music fans.
Montreal Police Constable Danny Richer said police officers assisted the event's own security guards, who frisked festivalgoers and searched bags for illicit drugs at the entrances.
The police detained each person carrying drugs for 30 minutes on average. The 119 were refused access to the festival by security and may now face criminal charges, Richer said.
Police said they have seized marijuana, chemical drugs, a set of brass knuckles and a butterfly knife. ÎleSoniq's security frisked the concert-goers as they were going in and whoever was caught with drugs was then handed over to the police officers on site.
"It's the event's first year. We'll see if there is anything we could be doing better," Richer said.
Police and organizers are being particularly vigilant in light of recent deaths and many other severe intoxications at similar events in Boston and Toronto, where "party drugs" like MDMA and ecstasy are widely consumed. At the Veld Festival in Toronto on Aug. 2 and 3, two festivalgoers in their early 20s died after ingesting illicit drugs, while 13 others required hospital treatment.
Performers at ÎleSoniq included Tiesto, Iggy Azalea, Bingo Players, Cash Cash, and Dillon Francis. Evenko, which organized the festival, reported that nearly 25 per cent of the ticket buyers came from outside the province, with fans coming from Australia, Brazil, France, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, the Netherlands, Britain and the U.S.
On Friday, police received reports of eight people being severely intoxicated, police spokesperson Raphael Bergeron said. He couldn't say if they had consumed too much alcohol or illicit drugs.
In a statement, Evenko said: "The safety of our festivalgoers is a priority for the festival. This is why preventive measures were taken at the entrance of the site and on the site itself. ... These preventive measures ... made it possible to provide a safe experience for everybody, where festivalgoers could have fun in a peaceful environment."
Evenko confirmed there will be a second edition of ÎleSoniq next summer. The dates will be announced soon.


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Why Buy New When You Can Redo?
I admit that I am not very talented in the arts and crafts. I can get by with macaroni pictures or helping a child glue foam shapes on paper, but when it comes to taking a furniture find and turning it in to something fabulous, well, it will probably wind up looking like that macaroni picture. Still, that doesn't give me the excuse to buy new when I can redo (or at least get a talented friend or family member to do it.) One simple project I completed with the help of my oldest child was to redo an old … Continue reading


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Rail-mounted Siwertell unloader for new cement plant in Myanmar17 September 2014
Myanmar: Cargotec's Siwertell has received an order from CITIC Heavy Industries Co Ltd (CITIC) for a rail-travelling ship unloader. The ST-640 M-type unloader has been ordered to support the energy production requirements for a new cement plant in Myanmar and will unload coal from barges at a rate of 800t/hr. The plant is being built as part of a collaboration between CITIC and Siam Cement's subsidiary, Mawlamyine Cement Ltd (MCL).
China: Anhui Conch's revenue rose by 22% year-on-year to US$4.68bn in the first half of 2014 from US$3.84bn in the same period in 2013. The group's net profit rose by 90% to US$945m. It attributed the growth in revenue and profit to increased sales volumes and prices.
During the reporting period, the group acquired four cement projects including Shaoyang Yunfeng New Energy Technology, Hunan Yunfeng Cement, Shuicheng Conch Panjiang Cement and Kunming Hongxi Cement. It started work on building three clinker production lines including Baoshan Conch Cement and ten cement grinding units, including Liangping Conch Cement, increasing its clinker and cement production capacities by 10.9Mt/yr and 17.7Mt/yr respectively. Outside of China, the installation of equipment at PT Conch South Kalimantan Cement in Indonesia was noted and a project in Myanmar was acknowledged as having made progress.
Four residual heat electricity generation units located at Guangxi Lingyun Tonghong Cement, Baoshan Conch and other companies were put into operation with an additional installed capacity of 36MW. The group continued to implement low-NOx staged combustion technology modification for clinker production lines and SNCR flue gas denitration technology modification. As at the end of the reporting period, the Group had completed technical upgrade of NOx reduction to 101 production lines, which are all reported to be running smoothly.
As at the end of the reporting period, the production capacity of clinker and cement of the group reached 200Mt/yr and 245Mt/yr respectively.
SCG invests US$400m in Myanmar cement plant23 July 2014
Myanmar: Thailand's Siam Cement Group (SCG) plans to invest US$400m in the construction of a 1.8Mt/yr capacity cement plant in Myanmar. The plant is expected to be complete in 2016.
"The priority we are focusing is to manufacture cement and later cement related products such as ready-mix concrete and precast concrete blocks," said Kan Trakulhoon, SCG's president and CEO. "Myanmar seems to be developing progressively and infrastructures are needed, so the cement market will be good. The investments made in the industry and housing construction sectors are increasing, especially in major cities like Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw." He added that the cement plant would use waste-derived fuel.
Sustainable expansion for Semen Indonesia28 May 2014
One of the ideas aired by several speakers at last week's 6th Brazilian Cement Congress was that using cement as a construction material is inherently a sustainable option.
The reasons for this included the durability of cement's construction products and the role cement plays in improving the living standards of a country. For example, under the onslaught of extreme weather like hurricanes, concrete structures are more likely to remain standing. Or, for a country like Brazil with sections of society living in long-term 'temporary' buildings in its favelas or shanty towns, providing affordable cement to help the country build better housing for its inhabitants is the only sustainable future that could be considered.
Perhaps in line with this concept of cement-as-sustainable-construction-material we see Semen Indonesia this week announcing expansion plans in three countries in South and Southeast Asia.
In West Sumatra a Semen Indonesia subsidiary has started building a 3Mt/yr cement plant in Padang. Then in Bangladesh Semen Indonesia revealed its intention to buy a 1Mt/yr plant. Finally, the state-owned Indonesian cement producer said that its Semen Gresik subsidiary was planning to build a new cement plant in Central Java at Rembang in June 2014. From previous press releases we can see that both new plants are FLSmidth builds. Both orders were announced in early 2014. Each has a capacity of 8000t/day.
The plans to expand outside of Indonesia echo reports that Semen Indonesia was set to buy a minority share in a Myanmar cement producer. Although the producer was unnamed as of early May 2014, Semen Indonesia CEO Dwi Soetjipto valued the stake at US$30m and the producer's production capacity at 1.5Mt/yr in comments to the Jakarta Globe.
Altogether the two new plants in Indonesia will place Semen Indonesia's total cement production capacity at 40Mt/yr by 2017 according to company figures. This would be enough to place the company within the top 20 of the world's largest cement producers by production capacity following the research from Global Cement's 'Top 75 global cement companies'.
In a nice coincidence, the company with a production capacity of 40Mt/yr on that list was Eurocement. Last week the Russian cement producer announced that it had signed contracts worth Euro387m with Chinese companies - including Sinoma, CNB, Sinomach and CAMC Engineering Co - to add 17Mt/yr cement production capacity across six plants in Russia. Another six or seven more construction agreements for cement plants are also expected to be signed in the coming months.
Certainly for the countries Semen Indonesia is focusing on – Indonesia, Bangladesh and Myanmar, with low gross domestic product per capita – providing the raw material for stronger and more durable buildings covers some of the sustainability bases. Yet if all these new plants only use fossil fuels and are subject to few environmental restrictions then that undermines some of this. However, whether all this expansion is sustainable or not, the cement industry never remains stationary.
SCG's Myanmar plant to produce 2Mt/yr14 March 2014
Myanmar: Thailand's Siam Cement Group (SCG) aims to produce nearly 2Mt/yr of cement at its new plant in Myanmar once the US$400m plant starts operations in 2016.
"Our new plant in the country is expected to produce 5000t/day, which is about 2Mt/yr," said Chana Poomee, country director of SCG in Myanmar. "We see a lot of potential in Myanmar because we consider it an Asean 'mid-land.' There are very good opportunities here. We believe in the future of Myanmar, so we've decided to invest," he said. He noted that construction had progressed well, with full support from the government and Mon State.
A new 20km road is being constructed while the company repairs many roads in the state. The SCG country director also emphasised that the company had launched a number of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities to improve the lives of people in Myanmar, which include public health and medical programmes, educational support for students and community-building activities. The firm's CSR activities also include building new schools near the plant, mobile clinics that will provide medical services to the people and renovation of pagodas in Mon State.
"We hope to be able to improve the livelihoods of people in Myanmar through economic, social and environmental development, just as SCG is doing in the other markets that it operates in," Chana said.
He added that the local residents were satisfied with the implementation of the new cement plant. "It took a long time for us to discuss the project with the government and the people. I am sure the local people will be satisfied with our plant thanks to our community-building programmes, which will be beneficial to all of them," said Chana.
In recent months, the firm has begun engaging with the communities around the plant site to inform them about the planned developments. "We will introduce environmentally friendly technology such as waste-heat power generation and greenhouse-gas reduction. It may be better than our plant in Thailand because of the up-to-date technology that will be used in this plant," Chana said.
Italcementi considering Myanmar market move12 March 2014
Myanmar: Italcementi is considering entering the Myanmar market in the next few years, its chief executive has said. Carlo Pesenti said that the Italy–based international cement producer was negotiating with a local partner in Myanmar and studying the country's foreign investment law, in an interview with The Nation.
Italcementi is already active in Southeast Asia through its Jalaprathan Cement and Asia Cement subsidiaries in Thailand. In 2013 the country helped shore-up Italcementi's annual results with a rise in turnover of 18.1% year-on-year to Euro269m and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) rose by 58.8% to Euro51.5m. Italcementi Thai cement shipments increased by 13.8% as an additional kiln was brought back on-stream.
There has been an interesting knock-on effect from further economic integration of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) this week. Holcim Philippines may delay the construction of a 2.5Mt/yr cement plant in Bulacan province due to a drop in import tariffs in 2015. Vietnam or Indonesia were named as possible sources of clinker due to their excess capacity.
The ASEAN group comprises 10 countries including Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia. Their respective cement production capacities range from 0.3Mt/yr at a clinker grinding plant in Singapore to Indonesia's integrated cement production capacity of 45Mt/yr. In total the ASEAN countries have a production capacity of around 220Mt/yr for a population of about 600m with national gross domestic products (GDP) per capita ranging from US$900 (Laos) to US$52,000 (Singapore).
One scenario for cement producers in the ASEAN countries is that they might be swamped by exports from places like Vietnam. That country had a production capacity of 73Mt/yr in 2013 with cement sales predicted to rise to 63Mt in 2014. Assuming the government released figures are correct, that leaves at least a 10Mt of cement production-sales gap that could torpedo a neighbouring country's cement industry in the free trade area.
Indonesia, the other potential source of clinker that Holcim Philippines mentioned, has seen construction growth slow and production capacity grow. Holcim reported in its nine-month report in November 2013 that, while national cement sales had risen by 5.3% to 41.6Mt, supply capacity had risen by 9% to 59Mt/yr. Assuming equal sales distribution throughout this suggests a capacity gap of 4Mt.
Some politicians in the region have complained that impending free trade area will create winners and losers. At a recent ASEAN meeting in Yangon, Myanmar a Myanmar planning minister raised the issue of a development gap within the ASEAN region calling for renegotiation for countries like Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos.
Meanwhile both the cement industries in Vietnam and Indonesia have clearly anticipated the implications of the ASEAN Economic Community. The Vietnam National Cement Association expects to remain competitive within the ASEAN region and against Chinese imports after 2015. In Indonesia State Enterprises Minister Dahlan Iskan stated this week that the cement industry was ready for the ASEAN Economic Community thanks to the government's strategy to consolidate its major cement producers within one company, Semen Indonesia. Consistent cement industry growth in South East Asia may be about to change.
Southern Indian cement producers start exports to Myanmar05 February 2014
India: Producers in the south of India have started exporting cement to Myanmar in response to depressed market conditions locally. Chettinad Cements, the India Cements, Dalmia Cements and Ramco Cements have all started shipping cement to Myanmar in the past few months, according to local media.
"We started shipments in January 2014 to Myanmar of about 10,000 - 12,000t. It is not very remunerative, but when the chips are down, we have do something to stay afloat," said Vipin Agarwal, CEO-south, Dalmia Cements. He added that producers make 'token' profits from this market but hope it will become profitable in the future. Dalmia transports its cement from Dalmiapuram in central Tamil Nadu to Tuticorin port for subsequent export. Ramco Cements also starting trialling cement exports to Myanmar in mid-2013, having shipped around 40,000t so far.
Agarwal said that demand in south India has continued to fall with growth in Karnataka, no change in Kerala and decreases in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Cement producers in the region are operating at 55% of their rated cement production capacities. Myanmar is the second export market that cement producers are testing, after Sri Lanka.
Citic Heavy Industries signs US$197m Myanmar deal18 December 2013
Myanmar: Citic Heavy Industries has signed a 5000t/day cement production line EPC general contract with Maylamyine Cement, a Myanmar-located subsidiary of Thailand's Siam Cement Group. The contract is valued at US$197m.
Siam Cement Group spends US$386m on first cement plant in Myanmar04 September 2013
Myanmar: Siam Cement Group (SCG) has announced that it will build a 1.8Mt/yr greenfield cement plant costing US$386m in Mawlamyine, Myanmar. The plant will include a 40MW captive power plant, a 9MW waste heat recovery system, supporting port facilities and other infrastructures for future expansion.
"The Myanmar cement market is estimated at approximately 4Mt in the 2012 financial year and is forecasted to grow at 10%/yr over the next five years," said president and CEO of SCG, Kan Trakulhoon.
Built under Myanmar's Foreign Investment Law, the cement plant is expected to start in mid-2016.


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