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Christchurch-based wind turbine developer Windflow Technologies said the company will deliver another loss next year due to an "inevitable" production gap and low demand growth in the electricity sector. The scope of the loss was not declared.
The gap will take place in the first half of 2011, between the completion of the fourth batch of turbines for NZ Windfarms and the expected uptake in orders from the UK, made worse by production times for key nacelle assembly components, the company said in its annual report, published today.
Windflow is also facing a tough operating environment, with low demand growth for electricity locally and downward pressure on turbine prices due to an oversupply world-wide.
"The New Zealand market is tough at the moment," John Hunter, Windflow's chief financial officer, told BusinessDesk.
"As Mighty River indicated, domestic demand for power is weak at the moment, which makes demand for alternative electricity generation very low."
Yesterday Mighty River's chief executive Doug Heffernan said growth in electricity demand in the last three years has been well below the historic average of 2%, with virtually no growth since 2007, according to press reports.
The company also flagged the strength of the New Zealand dollar as a concern, with the kiwi dollar recently touching on an 11-month high of 75 US cents.
Windflow's only customer to date is Windfarms, which runs the 65-turbine Te Rere Hau project in the Manawatu. MRP withdrew as an investor in another project using Windflow turbines, Long Gully behind Wellington, earlier this year.
The company has recently pinned its hopes of winning orders from the UK after the government there launched an incentive scheme to drive alternative energy generation and will favour wind projects using turbines like Windflow's 500kw model.
Wind projects in the 100 - 500 kilowatt range using new turbines are guaranteed a payment of 18.8 pence per kilowatt hour for 20 years and in addition will be offered a minimum of three pence per kilowatt for any electricity exported to the grid.
In August the company appointed Scotland-based Ventus Green Energy as the exclusive UK distributor of its Windflow 500 turbine, one of the only 500 kW turbines in production in the world.
"We're optimistic about our prospects there as the incentive makes the demand for alternative generation very strong," said Hunter.
"It gives us confidence that we are going to do well in that market."
Hunter said no orders had been received to date, but he expected them to start to come through from the end of October. He said details of the loss would be quantified "shortly" when Windflow releases details of a planned capital raising.
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FLINT, MI–On Saturday night, nearly 3,000 Flint residents gathered at the Perani Arena to celebrate the accomplishments of their own at the first Fli City Awards. Tim Moore, a Flint musician who has worked with MC Breed, Dayton Family and Top Authority, started the show to honor people who give back to the community and to motivate others to do the same. "I felt like it would be a good idea to bring people together and make them feel like they have something to work towards," Moore said in a previous Flint Journal interview. "To get a pat on the back is a good feeling, and to get recognized by your city and to get an award for your accomplishment is something that will inspire people to make a difference in the city in a positive way." The show featured performances by Top Authority, "The X Factor USA" finalist Lyric Da Queen, The Dayton Family, MC Breed's daughter Lexi Breed, and more, while awarding 30 musicians, entrepreneurs, students, and other community success stories. "It means a lot to be honored, because I'm from the same place as y'all," Lyric said during her performance. "…The type of people we breed is something untouched and unmeasured. Don't let nobody tell you what you can't do." Jeremy Torrey, general manager for Perani Arena, estimated that between 2,500 and 3,000 people attended the show. Proceeds from the event will benefit area youth organizations. Flint resident Rico White said he attended the show to see the performances by Dayton Family and Top Authority. He had seen them in other shows, but never at a venue as big as Perani Arena. "It just brought back old memories," he said. "I'm a 70's baby, so that's my type of music right there." He liked the idea of the show honoring Flint success stories. His younger brother was one of the nominees. "(People from here) should be honored more. There are a lot of artists that come out of Flint that aren't getting recognition, and it was nice of them to give all these people a chance," White said. STAY TUNED FOR INFO ABOUT THE 2015 FLI CITY AWARD SHOW. SALUTE!!!!
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Skilful Portuguese shine in win over New Zealand
Captain Bruno Gama scored twice, once via penalty, as Portugal outclassed New Zealand 2-0 at the FIFA U-20 World Cup on Monday.
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Captain Bruno Gama scored twice, once via penalty, as Portugal outclassed New Zealand 2-0 at the FIFA U-20 World Cup on Monday.
The Group C contest was largely one-way traffic for the Europeans, who dominated the game but squandered scoring opportunities. The attacking foursome of Gama, Zequinha, Fabio Coentrao and Bruno Pereirinha fluidly switched positions, using their speed and skill on the ball to give the New Zealand defenders fits.
Despite an array of deft touches, all Portugal had to show for it for almost all the first half was a string of near misses.
New Zealand was game but outmatched and had to be content with scraps of possession. They looked to set plays for their offence although Portuguese goalie Rui Patricio was called into action late in the first half to clean up a New Zealand attack that made it into the penalty box.
The first goal finally came in the 45th minute on a beautifully struck free kick from Gama just outside the box after defender Ian Hogg hacked a Portuguese player.
Portugal had 68 per cent of the possession in the first half but only managed to put one of nine shots on target.
It was more of the same in the second half and Portugal was given a penalty in the 59th minute after a flowing attack resulted in a Portuguese player being pulled down. Colombian referee Hernando Buitrago seemed to call the penalty on the advice of his assistant.
Gama calmly stroked the kick home only to have the referee make him do it again for reasons that were not immediately clear – probably encroachment. So he did, with the same result.
New Zealand showed more spark on offence in the second half but Portugal continued to have its way until the dying minutes. New Zealand's Jeremy Brockie missed an open goal in the 87th minute after a fine long ball and nice layoff caught the Portuguese goalie out of position. Two minutes later, substitute Greg Draper was wide on a chip after a Portuguese defensive error.
The game was the first half of a sunny afternoon doubleheader that also featured Mexico-Gambia at BMO Field, which has been renamed the National Soccer Stadium during the tournament because of sponsorship issues.
Organizers placed Portugal in the Toronto group to take advantage of the large Portuguese population in the city. Monday's crowd was solidly pro-Portuguese with Figo, Rui Costa and Cristiano Ronaldo jerseys on display and the team took the pitch to an ovation.
The Portuguese side looks like it will give the fans plenty to cheer about. The back four was largely untested Saturday but the offence showed menace with Nuno Coelho and Pele bossing central midfield and the four attackers coming at New Zealand in waves.
Portugal was unbeaten in the final European qualifying tournament, recording ties against Scotland, Turkey and Spain. The Portuguese advanced by virtue of finishing third in their group.
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Sure, you can blog, podcast, and use iLife on your MacBook, but you know you want to install Windows on it (don't deny it!). Harry McCracken, of PC World, takes a look at the MacBook as a Windows machine and he likes it. True, he is a Mac person at heart but the MacBook plus Boot Camp equals nirvana.
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Ricky Gervais' character David Brent surely isn't a monster. But he's odd and misfortunate, and I felt needed to honored here due to the fact that "The Office" has allowed me to forget I have a tube in my urethra helping to drain my bladder. It's all weird and inexplicable and according to those in the know, not at all life threatning or too serious. Regardless, given my current medical state Monstercake might be absent a couple of posts in the next week. Thanks for all the support and keep on coming by, the Monstercake will never be gone for good!
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If anyone's curious, several months ago I played around with some vampire characters that I eventually posted on my other blog. I'm still working on the characters and their individual stories, but I imagine this one to be the younger sibling of the character in the previous post. I also wanted to try out some full-body sketches rather than the bust shots I did for the characters in my older post. These are all done with Hi-tec-c ink pens and a Pitt Brush pen for the heavy blacks. Blood courtesy of Photoshop.
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Thanksgiving is a self-defining holiday. It's a time for giving thanks; more specifically, it's a time for giving thanks to God for his provision in our lives.
One day while we were at one of Cole's soccer games, a bee stung Chloe on her cheek.
Cole and I were the last ones inside the church, and I was doing a final walk-through to make sure everything was in order so we could leave. I did it every week. I practically had it down to a science.
It broke my heart to see it. I'm sure it broke the mother's heart, too.
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During the past couple of weeks, I've attended several practices and games for Cole's soccer team. In that time, I've come to realize soccer is a lot like church and evangelism.
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I recently read a news story about a father who was at the pool with his child. The child started struggling in the water, and the father realized his child was drowning. He ran to the side of the pool, kicked off his shoes and threw his cell phone to a friend. Then he dove in and saved his child.
I walked into the living room and across the way, I saw Cole standing in the kitchen doorway. When he saw me, he turned and disappeared into the kitchen.
Chloe and Cole were fighting over a stuffed animal one Sunday morning. I don't know why this particular stuffed animal was so important to the both of them at that particular time, seeing as how between the two of them, they have about 300 different stuffed animals they can take their choice of.
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I guess I did pretty good in the first break. I don't think I hit any cards last year that really compare to the Felix (great random team) or the dual auto for the reds. Thank you very much. I really hope to get a few Johnny Bench cards this year.
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Ok all...looks like it will be a 2 case break...let's call payments due by June 5th...payments will be 99.05 per member. Any questions, please ask and if you see any mistakes with the numbers etc...please let me know. Let's continue with another great break...I will also be pming everyone
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wait a minute, now I'm confused... I thought we were sending payments for Bowman Inception. Did we switch to Tier One because of the delay with Bowman (Inception now releasing July 3; Tier One is July 17)? I can understand if that was the decision and frankly, I'm all for it...but I guess I missed the discussion?
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We are paying for inception...my fault..I should have caught that..I will pm him now just to confirm he paid for inception..... To EVERYONE- WE ARE PAYING FOR INCEPTION FOR JUNE!!!!! Haha Sorry about that guys
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"The Anus that made Britain great!" All the fun of eating a tushey without the self regret and shame that comes with the real thing.
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The first female prime minister of England, Margaret Thatcher, has passed away due to a stroke. She was 87 years old.
I understand how regular people make babies and all, but what about blue bloods? There has got to be something different right? They can't just make babies like normal people, can they?
Movember is not just for dudes I guess. Also is it weird that this chicks beard makes me feel like less of a man?
Prince Harry running around with meat spinning in Vegas and now Kate's royal Gozongas flowing in the wind?
I love the Olympics and cannot wait for them to start. However, after seeing this video, I'll be so crushed if at least half of this doesn't actually happen.
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Have you ever been sitting around wondering who the most beautiful woman in England is? Well wonder no more, because people have voted and It's Florence Colgate. Not to shabby.
Just after celebrating the New Year, the royal family got a rather ghastly shock when the body of a woman was discovered on the grounds of one of the family's vast estates where everyone decided to spend the holidays. If this calls for a Sherlock Holmes inquiry, then I have no idea what would.
British humor is sometimes an acquired taste, but in this instance it's just not funny at all. A man named Tubes from a British TV show attempted to interview Slash but instead just came away a weirdo with potato on his face.
Prince William and longtime love Kate Middleton tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at London's Westminster Abbey on Friday April 29. Among the 1900 guests were Sir Elton John and husband David Furnish, David and Victoria Beckham, and UK Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha Sheffield. The royal wedding drew a crowd of thousands to the st


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Our Staff
William H. Guenther
Chairman, CEO & Founder
Bill founded Mass Insight Education in 1997. Mass Insight organizes partnerships of states, districts, schools, business and universities with two high-impact goals: using Advanced Placement® as a lever to attain excellence in math and science achievement and to transform 6-12 school culture, and the successful turnaround of consistently under-performing public schools. Bill has led Mass Insight's work in three areas: (1) Research—as co-author of The Turnaround Challenge (2007) which has received national attention and is credited with shaping state and district strategies on turnaround of chronically underperforming schools; (2) Performance-based partnerships—Bill and Mass Insight have organized research-based initiatives incorporating comprehensive services, including staff and leadership development programs and consulting for states, school districts and schools; (3) Policy facilitation and communication—Bill and Mass Insight have served as advocates, conveners and catalysts for education policymaking. Mass Insight's national work grew from its successful campaigns and field work that contributed to the success of Massachusetts education reform.
Bill is also president and founder (1989) of Mass Insight Global Partnerships, a Boston-based consulting and research firm that shapes talent- and innovation-based economic development strategies, builds strategic alliances between higher education, industry, and government within the Commonwealth, and seeks opportunities to connect Massachusetts' assets to the global economy with a special focus on building US-China leadership networks.
Bill, a graduate of Harvard College and the New York University Law School, lives in Beverly with his wife and two children. Previously, he served as chairman of the Salem Redevelopment Authority.
Chris Maher
President of Mass Insight Education
Chris Maher is the President of Mass Insight Education. Prior to this appointment, Chis was the Vice President for Mass Insight Education for three years. He displayed extraordinary leadership in growing our presence in the field both nationally and within Massachusetts. In his career prior to Mass Insight, Chris served in many roles as a nonprofit and school district executive. He has served as a principal, teacher and public school advocate, and was the Deputy Chief Academic Officer of Friendship Schools in Baltimore, Maryland. Chris has a M.P.A from New York University, and a Graduate Certificate in Supervision and Administration from the Johns Hopkins University School of Education. He received his B.A. from the College of Wooster.
Michael Contompasis
Senior Field Consultant
Michael Contompasis recently retired after two years as Superintendent of the Boston Public Schools. Previously he served as the district's Chief Operating Officer from 1998 through 2005. Before moving to a district leadership role, Mr. Contompasis was the Head Master of Boston Latin School, the state's top performing 7-12 secondary school, where he was honored as a Milken Educator in 1997. From 1996 to 1998, he also served as a cluster leader overseeing and mentoring the principals of ten K-12 schools in the district. He began his career in education as a Biology teacher in 1966. He was presented with a Distinguished Service Award by the Council of Great City Schools in 2006. Mr. Contompasis currently serves as an unpaid advisor to the Mayor of the City of Boston in addition to his role as Senior Field Consultant for the School Turnaround Group.
Hank Boye
Chief Operating Officer and SVP, Corporate Development
Hank is a strategic partner to the CEO and other members of the Mass Insight senior leadership team, focusing on growth, strategy, business development and cross-organizational alignment to deliver the highest quality services to our clients while fundamentally improving the strength of Mass Insight's core businesses and operations.
Both as a strategy consultant and as an executive, Hank has spent his career helping companies develop their core assets into more innovative products/services and then realign their organizations and operations to drive future growth. Prior to joining Mass Insight, Hank founded Meridian Advisors LLC, an advisory services firm focused on strategy, operations and product development for small- to medium-sized businesses. Hank has deep expertise in publishing and information services, driving change within business units as General Manager of Information and Media and Executive Vice President at HCPro, Inc. and Associate Group Publisher for Harvard Business Review Publishing. Further, Hank brings thought leadership expertise in the Washington, DC arena, having been the General Manager of the National Journal Group where he led a restructuring of internal process and functions resulting in a dramatic increase in profits and growth.
He is an alumnus of McKinsey & Company, and holds an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from Dickinson College.
Deborah J. Abbott, CPA
Finance Director
Deb Abbott is responsible for all financial aspects of the organizations including budgeting, reporting, and projecting cash flows. She has more than 19 years of experience in accounting, the majority of it with not-for-profit organizations. Prior to joining Mass Insight, she was the Controller for a privately-held rare coins and collectibles business for almost 2 years. Before that, she was the Controller for BWH Anesthesia Foundation, Inc. for 6 years. Deb has her B.S. in accounting from Bryant College and an M.B.A. with a concentration in finance from Clark University.
Joanna Manikas
Vice President, Business and Information Systems
Joanna Manikas is responsible for information and office systems. She has over 25 years of experience in project management, information technology, print and electronic design, and operations. Prior to joining Mass Insight, Joanna was a business integration project manager at CMGI where she developed toolkits and cross-functional systems to assimilate newly acquired companies into the corporate organization. She has a B.S. from Babson College.
Carol Relph
Events Manager
Carol Relph is responsible for managing events for all of Mass Insight's divisions. Carol has been a Corporate Event Planner for over 25 years. Prior to joining Mass Insight, Carol planned domestic and international events for Progress Software.
Michele St. Laurent
Director, Human Resources
Michele manages all aspects of Human Resources for Mass Insight including: recruiting, performance management, organizational development and staff development. Prior to joining Mass Insight, Michele held recruiting and HR operations roles in a variety of industries including consulting, investment banking and pharmaceutical/biotech. Michele has extensive experience creating comprehensive recruiting strategies to help managers hire top talent and developing internal programs for new hire assimilation and employee growth & development. Michele has a Bachelor of Science degree from Providence College.
Tom De Santes
Director, Marketing Communications Services
Tom helps provide communications, media and marketing support for all of Mass Insight's initiatives with a particular focus on content marketing and e-communications. Prior to joining Mass Insight, Tom served as marketing communications strategist for Eastern Nazarene College where he branded and marketed both undergraduate and graduate programs. Earlier in his career, Tom was director of marketing for ConnectEDU and vice president of enrollment management at Quincy College. He also did freelance marketing work for Harvard Business School, Northeastern University and EdVestors. He holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Stonehill College and a master's in education from Eastern Nazarene College.
Charis Anderson
Director of Publications
Charis is a writer for Mass Insight, serving the organization's Global Partnerships and Education initiatives. Prior to joining Mass Insight, she spent more than five years as a reporter for The Standard-Times in New Bedford, Mass., covering the education and the City Hall beats. Earlier in her career, she worked for Drew School, a small independent high school in San Francisco, as a development associate, and for Booz Allen Hamilton, a management consulting company, as a business operations manager.
Charis received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Williams College and a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.
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