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PUBLISHED: 19 Jul 2013 00:05:00 | UPDATED: 19 Jul 2013 12:27:59PUBLISHED: 19 Jul 2013 PRINT EDITION: 19 Jul 2013David Jackson, general sales manager of Porsche Centre Sydney South in Alexandria. Fortune is smiling on the company globally as well as in Australia Photo: Dominic Lorrimer
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Since 1951, luxury car brand Porsche has been a good barometer of confidence at the upper end of corporate Australia, and this year the group is expected to report record sales.
Porsche Cars Australia managing director Michael Winkler said while there is still patchiness in some geographic areas, the group is on target to generate its highest annual sales on record this year in Australia, surpassing 2007 when confidence was high, just before the global financial crisis.
However, the furore this week over the federal government's decision to cut fringe benefit tax concessions by $1.8 billion for salary-packaged cars has injected a new bout of uncertainty.
No one is clear on the impact of the changes on the luxury market, which has 9 per cent of new car sales, but it is understood a significant number of Porsche buyers pay cash.
Mr Winkler said four out of five Porsche customers are self-made business people or executives.
"They are people who've built up their own business, or are very high up the corporate ladder,'' Mr Winkler said.
In the first six months of calendar 2013, Porsche has sold 875 vehicles, about 30 per cent more than it did in the same period last year.
Mr Winkler said it was likely a new record would be set that beats calendar 2007, when Porsche sold 1380 vehicles for the whole year.
"I'd be very confident to say 'yes' that we will,'' he said.
In comparison, BMW volume for the year to date across its range was up almost 13 per cent, just shy of 10,000 vehicles, while Mercedes-Benz dealers have sold 25 per cent more, taking their numbers to more than 13,000 for the six months to June.
Sporty cars on the rise
Rev-heads are also spending more this year on the top end sports vehicles – those that retail upwards of $200,000.
Aston Martin sales were up 33 per cent, Bentley sold almost two and a half times more vehicles than to June last year, and Ferrari boosted its year to date sales by 43 per cent, selling 70 cars. Maserati and Jaguar both added more than 21 per cent to their sales, with 80 Maseratis sold and 515 Jaguars.
Porsche's strong growth is partly because of a decision by the company to cut local prices for most of its models from June 1, 2013, and the strength of the dollar has also made the cost more attainable for local buyers.
But fortune is also smiling on the company globally, as US dealers posted record June sales across the brand, despite poor performance of its large model, the Panamera. More than 35,000 Porsches are expected to be driven out of dealerships in America this year.
Porsche Cars Australia's revenue increased to $243.8 million for the 12 months ended December 31, 2012, up from $238.5 million a year earlier.
Mr Winkler said he was confident revenue in calendar 2013 would exceed the $243.8 million generated last year.
Net profit for calendar 2012 was $6.04 million, up from $5.3 million in calendar 2011. He said while the downturn in the mining sector had reduced demand in Western Australia, there was improving confidence across much of the country, although it was sector-specific.
"It is spotty. On average I think it is fairly good,'' he said.
Mr Winkler said the introduction of new models to the Porsche range, such as the Cayenne sports utility-vehicle, had also helped drive sales growth. In the first six months of 2013, the Cayenne had notched sales of 538 vehicles, 61 per cent of the total Porsche sales.
Porsche annual sales in Australia fell to 1025 vehicles in calendar 2010 following the global financial crisis.
Mr Winkler has been the managing director of Porsche Cars Australia since 1995 and will step down on September 1 to take up a new role in the broader Porsche global operations.
He has closely observed the fortunes of the Australian economy and says the other major influence on luxury car sales is the introduction of updated models to the range, which trigger a spike in repeat purchases from loyal customers wanting to have the very latest.
The first Porsche was imported into Australia in 1951.
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I.D. Systems Inc., a provider of wireless solutions for securing, tracking and managing high-value enterprise assets, announced that National Retail Systems Inc. (NRS), a global logistics services provider, has executed a contract with I.D. Systems' Asset Intelligence subsidiary to deploy its VeriWise(TM) Track and Trace asset management system on a fleet of trailers. The contract is valued at approximately $1.7 million over five years.
VeriWise Track and Trace provides real-time GPS data via cellular communications and web-based software to improve the security and efficiency of freight transportation fleets. The system is designed for quick, flexible installation on a wide range of cargo-carrying assets, with patented power management technology to provide exceptionally long battery life and maintenance-free operation.
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"NRS has a long track record of capitalizing on leading-edge technologies to improve our customers' supply chain performance, and our contract with I.D. Systems is a key strategic investment in advanced wireless information technology," said NRS President, Raymond Wisniewski. "We view the VeriWise Track and Trace product as the most reliable, cost-effective, easy-to-deploy system available for real-time trailer fleet tracking and visibility.
"We haul more than a billion pounds of freight every year," continued Mr. Wisniewski. "Technologies like VeriWise give us a critical competitive advantage and maximize the return on our investment in our transportation assets. Based on past performance, we are confident that deploying the Track and Trace system on our trailer fleet will help us reduce operating costs and improve our asset utilization by 10-15%."
John Tabor, NRS Director of Corporate Security, added, "In addition to being a powerful tool for efficiency, the VeriWise system is a key part of our industry-leading commitment to the security of our customers' assets. Cargo theft is a multi-billion dollar problem worldwide, with 85 percent of major thefts occurring during road transportation. NRS takes extraordinary measures to safeguard the assets we handle, and we expect the real-time trailer visibility and alert functions provided by the VeriWise system to help us maintain our sterling reputation for loss prevention."
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13 Abraham and his family received a promise. God promised that Abraham would receive the world. It would not come to him because he obeyed the law. It would come because of his faith, which made him right with God. | 13 It was not through law that Abraham and his offspring received the promise that he would be heir of the world, but through the righteousness that comes by faith. |
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A homes décor often evolves over time. Families expand, new homes are purchased, and tastes change. After several years living in their Eastover home, this familys lifestyle had changed leaving them wanting a new look. But without the right design pieces, the home looked nice, says the mother of three young children, but not quite finished.
After a few friends recommendations and upon seeing her portfolio, the homeowners enlisted the help of interior designer Laura Casey, whose eponymous design firm has a knack for meshing clients existing pieces with those that are newer and often provide a more cohesive, finished look to a home. We needed someone to bring a higher level of sophistication to the home, says the homeowner.
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The homeowners opted for a warm color palette of soft, muted earthy tones and creamy browns, which Casey layered with pops of vibrant blues, greens, and teals throughout the home. To add interest to each space, texture was added via natural fibers with pieces such as sisal rugs. This overarching color palette created a more cohesive look for the home.
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Ituran Location And Control Ltd. Presents Results For The Second Quarter 2012
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Ituran Location and Control Ltd. (NASDAQ: ITRN, TASE: ITRN), today announced its consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2012.
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- An 11 thousand quarterly increase in net subscribers to a record of 639 thousand as of June 30, 2012;
- Gross margin at 49.1% and operating margin at 18.9%;
- EBITDA of $10.5 million or 28.1% of revenues;
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Revenues for the second quarter of 2012 were $37.6 million, representing a 8.7% decline from revenues of $41.1 million in the second quarter of 2011. 75% of revenues were from location based service subscription fees and 25% from product revenues. Revenues from subscription fees were $28.1 million, a decline of 10.9% over the same period last year. The decrease in subscription fees was due to the weakening of the Brazilian Real, Israeli Shekel and Argentinean Peso against the US dollar. In local currency terms, subscription revenues grew by 4% compared with the second quarter of last year due to the increase in the subscriber base, which expanded from 615,000 as of June 30, 2011, to 639,000 as of June 30, 2012. Product revenues were $9.4 million, a decline of 1.6% compared with the same period last year. This was due to the above-mentioned currency effects. In local currency terms, product revenues grew by 6% over the same period last year. Gross profit for the second quarter of 2012 was $18.4 million (49.1% of revenues), a decrease of 7.7% compared with $20.0 million (48.5% of revenues) in the second quarter of last year. Operating profit for the second quarter of 2012 was $7.1 million (18.9% of revenues), a decrease of 18.8% compared with an operating profit of $8.7 million (21.2% of revenues) in the second quarter of 2011. The decrease in operating profit compared with last year was due to the above-mentioned currency effect and a one-time expense relating to the arbitration verdict with Telematics at the amount of approximately $0.5 million. EBITDA for the quarter was $10.5 million (28.1% of revenues), a decrease of 18.8% compared to an EBITDA of $13.0 million (31.5% of revenues) in the second quarter of 2011. Financial income in the second quarter of 2012 was $809 thousand compared with a financial income of $339 thousand in the second quarter of 2011. Other income in the quarter amounted to $6.7 million relating to the settlement with Leonardo. Net profit was $10.1 million in the second quarter of 2012 (27% of revenues), compared with a net profit of $6.6 million (16.0% of revenues), as reported in the second quarter of 2011. During the quarter, the above-mentioned settlement with Leonardo contributed approximately $5 million to the net income. Fully diluted EPS in the second quarter of 2012 was US$0.48, compared with fully diluted EPS of US$0.31 in the second quarter of 2011. Cash flow from operations during the quarter was $12.4 million. As of June 30, 2012, the Company had net cash, including marketable securities and deposits for short and long term, of $22.9 million or $1.09 per share. This is compared with $43.0 million or $2.04 per share as at March 31, 2012. During the quarter, the Company paid out $28.1 million in dividends, relating to the results of the full year of 2011 and for the first quarter of 2012. For the second quarter, a dividend of $5.1 million was declared in line with the Company's stated policy of issuing at least 50% of net profits in a dividend, on a quarterly basis. Eyal Sheratzky, Co-CEO of Ituran said, "We are very pleased that the growth rate in our subscriber base in Brazil finally returned back to its long-term growth rate and we believe this is a positive sign for the coming quarters. Looking ahead, we now expect to increasingly benefit from the changes we made last year, which aimed at lowering the long-term churn rate and increase the average amount of time a subscriber will stay with us. We also continued to generate strong cash flow and we continue to share the rewards of our success with our shareholders, distributing $5.1 million in dividends for our performance in the quarter." Conference Call InformationCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Hadad is help; called also Hadarezer, Adod is his help, the king of Zobah. Hanun, the king of the Ammonites, hired among others the army of Hadadezer to assist him in his war against David. Joab, who was sent against this confederate host, found them in double battle array, the Ammonities toward their capital of Rabbah, and the Syrian mercenaries near Medeba. In the battle which was fought the Syrians were scattered, and the Ammonites in alarm fled into their capital. After this Hadadezer went north "to recover his border" ( 2 Samuel 8:3 , A.V.); but rather, as the Revised Version renders, "to recover his dominion", i.e., to recruit his forces. Then followed another battle with the Syrian army thus recruited, which resulted in its being totally routed at Helam ( 2 Samuel 10:17 ). Shobach, the leader of the Syrian army, died on the field of battle. The Syrians of Damascus, who had come to help Hadadezer, were also routed, and Damascus was made tributary to David. All the spoils taken in this war, "shields of gold" and "very much brass," from which afterwards the "brasen sea, and the pillars, and the vessels of brass" for the temple were made ( 1 Chronicles 18:8 ), were brought to Jerusalem and dedicated to Jehovah. Thus the power of the Ammonites and the Syrians was finally broken, and David's empire extended to the Euphrates ( 2 Samuel 10:15-19 ; 1 Chronicles 19:15-19 ).
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had-ad-e'-zer (hadhadh`ezer; so 2 Samuel 8; 1 Kings 11:23, but hadhar`ezer, 2 Samuel 10; 1 Chronicles 18):
Mentioned in connection with David's wars of conquest (2 Samuel 8:3; 2 Samuel 10:1-19; 1 Chronicles 18:3); was king of Zobah in Syria. The exact position and size of this Syrian principality are uncertain, but it seems to have extended in David's time southward toward Ammon and eastward to the Euphrates. When the Ammonites had put themselves in the wrong with David by the insult done to his ambassadors (2 Samuel 10:1-5) they summoned to their aid against the incensed king of Israel the Syrians of various adjoining principalities, among them the Syrians of Zobah under Hadadezer, the son of Rehob. The strategy of Joab, who set the force under command of Abishai his brother in array against the Ammonites, and himself attacked the Syrian allies, won for Israel a decisive victory. Not content with this result, Hadadezer gathered together another Syrian force, summoning this time also "the Syrians that were beyond the River" (2 Samuel 10:16), with Shobach the captain of his host at their head. On this occasion David himself took command of the Israelite forces and again defeated them near Helam, Shobach being left dead on the field. Hadadezer and his Syrian vassals, finding resistance hopeless, "made peace with Israel and served them" (2 Samuel 10:19). For the name Hadador Hadarezer, see BENHADAD.
Winckler, Geschichte Israels, I, 137; McCurdy, HPM, 204; Maspero, The Struggle of the Nations, 731.
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An Agreement Is Good for Your Children If you can preserve (or create) a working relationship with your co-parent in yourr divorce, your children will do better. Children don't do well when their parents experience acrimony. It's rare to be able to work well as co-parents following a court battle, and the children pay the price. If you choose Collaborative Law or mediation, you have chosen a family-focused process. It allows the opportunity for parents to work together to build a healthier future for your children.
Divorce Court Has Limits in Its Ability to Restructure Families In court, too often everyone loses—even the "winner." Courts are simply not well-suited to restructuring families. Court battles perpetuate power struggles and are very expensive—both financially and emotionally. To add insult to injury, in divorce court intimate details about your life are placed in the public record (available to anyone). There are other ways: instead of turning over their life's most important decisions to strangers, more and more divorcing and separating couples are choosing Collaborative divorce or mediation. When doing so, they focus their energy on reaching agreements through a process that is more respectful, and which better preserves relationships, dignity, and privacy.
Benefits of Collaborative Divorce
You retain the important decisions about your life for yourself ... instead of turning over those decisions to a judge.
At all times, you are an active participant in the process.
You have the assistance of professionals whose entire focus and effort is to help you reach settlement.
Your agreements can be as unique as you are.
You can have the benefit of education and support from other helpful professionals, such as neutral financial specialists, child specialists, and divorce coaches.
You can avoid adding to the pain, and can realize real solutions, by working through the issues instead of engaging in a power struggle.
You can preserve your post-divorce relationships while working through difficult issues.
You and your spouse work jointly to find solutions within a process structure that helps you stay on track.
Collaborative Divorce is not for everyone, so be sure to consult with an attorney who is trained and experienced in the process if you are considering this option.
A Divorce Settlement Consistent with Your Values and Priorities When you and your spouse reach resolutions that align with your values and priorities, the agreements are better and more durable. We work with you by listening carefully and focusing on your priorities to be addressed in your divorce agreement. We then explore options and work with you to help create an agreement with your spouse—a reality-based divorce settlement that is consistent with your values and priorities.
Realities of Old-Style Divorce
Hiring old-style divorce lawyers (which often involves actual or threatened court action), is an option that can have disadvantages. Here are some realities about that option:
In a court divorce, a judge makes life-altering decisions for you based on evidence and legal arguments ... and may get it wrong. You get to live with the consequences.
Conventional divorce legal fees are extremely expensive (more than you would likely imagine or may be quoted).
Old-style divorce often starts a destructive cycle where one court battle or power struggle merely follows another. These cycles can go on for years in the future with "modifications" and other proceedings, each time resulting in more legal fees. (The alternative is to take the power struggle out of your divorce from the beginning.)
Going to court divorce inevitably exacts an emotional toll for all involved. It is not uncommon for everyone to emerge from court embittered, with outcomes vastly different from what either or both lawyers predicted.
Commonly, court decisions become meaningless so-called "paper judgments"—court orders that are not followed. When that happens, no one gets the outcome they desired or thought they got.
The court usually does a poor job restructuring families. Most judges lack training in family systems or child development. Many don't fully understand how a court power struggle contributes to creating dysfunctional post-divorce families.
In court, intimate details of your finances and other matters must be disclosed and can become a public record, available to anyone.
Old-style divorce is structured as an adversarial system, where it is assumed that the advocacy must be "zealous" without considering the family or the long-term impact. The court makes decisions based on arguments made by divorce lawyers, both of whom argue to "win" something that cannot be winnable.
What to expect in your divorce? Read more: Divorce and Family Law
More Effective Alternatives to Old-Style Divorce Instead of having a judge who knows little about you and your family make life-changing decisions in your life, you can negotiate and make your own decisions. Both the Collaborative Law process and mediation are designed to allow you to make good, well-informed, decisions about your post-divorce future. You work from the very start towards a settlement that satisfactorily addresses all issues, including property division, child support, spousal maintenance, and parenting plan. You don't need to wait until after expensive legal wrangling that only results in entrenched positions. You don't need to waste your time in a dynamic that tries to create a "winner" at the expense of a "loser." Instead, using Collaborative Law or mediation, we can focus on the real questions that need to be addressed and on the best solutions.
Suitable for Family Law Cases Collaborative Divorce and mediation are both effective processes that have helped many couples successfully resolve their disagreements and reach a settlement. Most all issues to be addressed in divorce are routinely resolved in both processes, including property division, child support, spousal maintenance (allimony), and parenting (child custody and visitation). No process is perfect for every situation so it is important that you make the choice that is right for you. At an initial consultation, we will help you evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of all available options (including options we may not offer), so you can better select the most appropriate process for you. We encourage you to learn as much as possible so you can make the right choice for your divorce.
Divorce Mediation
In divorce mediation, an impartial mediator assists you and your spouse to reach agreements. The mediator facilitates your work together so you stay on track and the discussion is productive. While not required, many parties have divorce lawyers to advise them in-between mediation sessions, or to write up the final documents once agreements have been reached. Read more: Mediation.
Rated among the "25 best" family law attorneys in Washington State by Washington Law and Politics magazine, J. Mark Weiss has for more than 27 years helped clients through their divorce. Mark has extensive experience in court, in mediation, and in Collaborative Divorce. Mark received the "Attorney of the Year" award from the Washington State Bar Association Family Law Section, was named a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, has continuously been on the "Super Lawyers" list of Washington Law and Politics Magazine since 2007, and is "AV" rated (preeminent) by Martindale-Hubbell. His practice is now entirely focused on family law dispute resolution. Read more: About Mark
Educating Yourself About Divorce
1. Before committing, learn as much as you can about divorce and available process options. A good place to start is our Divorce Options page, that discusses what is available, so you can make the best choice for yourself.
2. Call us to make an appointment for a no-obligation consultation, so you can:
Explore what may be most important for you in your future.
Understand your options and evaluate which one(s) may be best for your unique situation.
Identify the factors that will help you determine whether a Collaborative Divorce, mediation, or another process is best for your unique circumstances—what might be right for someone else may not be right for you.
Plan what's next based on what is most suitable for you.
How to schedule an appointment? Here's how to Contact Us
3. Think carefully about the professionals you wish to work with. Read more: Selecting a Divorce Lawyer.
Collaborative Law and Mediation Can Help Protect Your Privacy Because old-style divorce often relies on the court for many decisions, personal information can end up in the court record, which is mostly publicly accessible. Under Washington State law, all discussions in the Collaborative Divorce and mediation processes are confidential. And, once you have reached an divorce settlement, your lawyers can place many of its details into a private binding contract instead of a public court order or decree.
There is a benefit to hiring an experienced lawyer. There is the old adage that you don't know what you don't know. This adage applies to attorneys, and when a lawyer does not know something that is important about your situation, then you live with the consequences. Contrary to popular belief, no lawyer (including experienced lawyers and judges) can know all the law. The law is vast and interrelated. Divorces often involve questions dealing with real estate, businesses, taxation, retirement plans, secured transactions, negotiable instruments, and other areas of the law; a skilled divorce lawyer will have proficiency in all those areas of law, among others. Apart from the strict legal questions, the financial impact of decisions made in divorces can be profound on the parties and their family. An experienced lawyer is likely to have had time to develop some enormously helpful financial skills. Divorce also involves changed relationships, and while the law does not consider relationships, the decisions made under the guidance of your lawyers will significantly impact your relationships. A lawyer who has the experience to understand the relational impacts of decisions can be invaluable. Finally, there is the question of good judgement. Judgement is not taught in school; it only develops over time as the result of reflecting on experiences. An experienced divorce lawyer has had extra time to learn all these skills, and likely has already learned from many mistakes that an inexperienced lawyer has yet to make. Combining all these factors, and there is simply a greater likelihood that an experienced lawyer is more likely to do the job right the first time, and with greater quality and efficiency. Of course, experience does not guarantee this, and there exist sharp and highly skilled younger lawyers whose skills exceed those of most experienced lawyers. But, taken as a group, there is a greater likelihood that an experienced lawyer has developed those skills. While the hourly rates of experienced lawyers are generally higher than the rates of less-experienced lawyers, the lower likelihood of mistakes, greater efficiencies, higher skill sets, and better judgement that is often developed over time may actually make the higher hourly rate the better investment.
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The College Credit Plus program has been proposed by the Ohio Board of Regents and the Ohio Department of Education to replace the current Dual Enrollment and Post-Secondary Enrollment Option programs. The Chancellor's recommendations can be found at: https://www.ohiohighered.org/college_credit_plus. The items in red below are directly from the Chancellor's recommendations.
Guiding Principles: The College Credit Plus program will govern those arrangements where a student is engaged in non-secular, non-remedial educational coursework while in high school that automatically results in transcripted high school and college credit at the successful conclusion of that coursework.
The program provides guidelines and a uniform funding model across all of the ways in which students can earn college credit. The underlying principle is:
A public student admitted to a public college may not be charged any portion of the per credit cost of participation.
College Credit Plus provides three distinct ways for students in high school to earn transcripted credit to Wright State:
- Attending courses on the Wright State Campus (formerly PSEO)
- Attending courses at their high school taught by Wright State faculty
- Attending courses at their high school taught by high school faculty who meet the Wright State and Ohio Board of Regents requirements for teaching college level classes
The latter two options were available through Wright State's Dual Enrollment program.
The objective of the College Credit Plus program is to increase access to college level courses to qualified high school students. To accomplish this, each public high school must partner with an institution of higher education (IHE) to develop pathways for students to earn college credits.
Each public high school must develop two pathway opportunities through College Credit Plus: one whereby a student can earn 15 transcripted credits, and one whereby a student can earn 30 transcripted credits. These pathways must be developed in coordination with at least one partnering IHE.
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Iraqi troops will donate money to the United States wildfire victims in California.
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Even though there are 6 foot high snow mountains outside my window, and it was below zero this morning, my Jade is still working on a tan. Christopher |
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The warm spring, spring frost and dry summer are taking a toll on Indiana farmers.
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Want to know more about local food? The USDA's new website is there to help.
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The (Global System for Mobile Communications) technology used by the
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week's Black Hat security conference, and what the security researchers
there have to say isn't pretty.
On Friday, an open source effort to develop GSM-cracking software
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Fila 95 "Re-Introduced Pack" – Release Info
September 16, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 1 0 / 5
Fila's first Grant Hill silhouette is making its way back onto retail shelves this week. Pictured is the Fila 95, originally known as the Fila Grant Hill 1, in all its bulky 90s ...Read More
FILA Launches Microsite
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The various hard hitting models helping out in FILA's return have hopefully caught up the youngsters on the brand's rich heritage. Now that they've got the attention ...Read More
Fila Cage "Re-Introduced Pack"
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The Fila Cage has been one of the quieter models from that brand for the Summer. The last time we saw the model it was getting pretty far away from the original color combos via that T...Read More
Fila "Tradition Pack"
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Fila has some more pairs in store for August 22nd to go along with that "Bulls by the Horns" group that we revealed yesterday. This one is to be known as the "Traditi...Read More
Fila '96 "Olympic" – New Release Date
July 29, 2013 BY John Kim / 3 0 / 5
The Fila Grant Hill II "Olympic" will release on Friday, August 8th, continuing the exciting string of nostalgic Fila re-issues. Last week Sneaker News went on an in-depth ...Read More
FILA 95: Return of the "Grant Hill 1"
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There's definitely some truth to the "nice guys finish last" cliche, but in the world of sports, there are some clear exceptions to the rule. ...Read More
Fila '96 "Olympic"
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Fila is taking aim at Grant Hill's gold medal pedigree this Summer, prepping the return of the Fila Grant Hill II, now known as the Fila '96, in an Olympic colorway. The co...Read More
Fila Grant Hill 1 Retro
June 19, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 7 0 / 5
Following up the success of the Fila Grant Hill II retro, Fila is planning to dial things back chronologically come Fall 2013. That's right, the original Fila Grant Hill 1 is on ...Read More
FuseTV Sole Searching: Fila Returns with 96s and Ninja Turtles
May 21, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 6 0 / 5
Fila hasn't mentioned anything quite yet, but judging by the above shot it looks like they just might be bringing back Grant Hill's first signature as well. The shot comes ...Read More
Fila Grant Hill II "Magic"
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You didn't think that Fila was going to put together an Orlando Magic set without mixing in a nod to Grant Hill did you? Serving as very much the centerpiece to the set is the Fi...Read More
TMNT x Fila Cage "Shredder" – Release Reminder
April 12, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 5 0 / 5
The TMNT x Fila Cage "Shredder" is about to release, allowing the bad guys from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe to strike back after the initial project between t...Read More
FILA to Retro Kevin Johnson KJ7
April 9, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 1 0 / 5
Fila will continue to draw on their back catalog of basketball silhouettes with the retro treatment of Kevin Johnson's Fila KJ7 sneaker. Of course the 3-time NBA All Star is curr...Read More
TMNT x Fila Cage "Shredder" – Release Date
April 8, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 5 0 / 5
Fila's next Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pair is hitting stores this week. The sneaker is a metallic grey version of the Fila Cage, one crafted as a tribute to the arch-nemesis o...Read More
FILA Spring 2013 Release Info
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Along with the Fila 'OG Black Pack' we recently gave you heads up on, there are a number of other Fila styles that are on their way that you should be aware of. The Fila Ca...Read More
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Fila isn't done teaming up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise just yet. After paying tribute to your favorite heroes in a half-shell via the Fila FX-100, they are se...Read More


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Situated right at the centre of Kirkcaldy, the Parkway Hotel is well suited for both business travellers and holiday makers alike.
The Parkway Hotel is located in the centre of town and is within easy reach of the road, rail and airport links. It is conveniently close to all the outdoor activities like golfing, fishing, clay pigeon shooting, and horse riding. Parkway is quite popular among visitors who wish to explore the unspoilt and picturesque fishing villages along the east Neuk of Fife.
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