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Bentley has revealed its all-new Flying Spur ahead of its public premiere at the Geneva Motor Show next month.
The Flying Spur is essentially the sedan version of the Continental coupe and sits below the flagship Mulsanne limousine, but with a more sporting character as it becomes the fastest four-door the British company has ever produced.
While it shares the Continental's mechanical underpinnings, the Flying Spur has unique body panels and is longer, wider and slightly taller than its coupe sibling to accommodate its rear-seat passengers with greater levels of comfort as well as more luggage space in the boot.
The car measures 5295mm in length (589mm longer the Continental) with a wheelbase that has been extended by 319mm, and the extra sheetmetal has contributed to a 155kg increase in kerb weight, with the Flying Spur tipping the scales at a hefty 2475kg.
While that's a heavyweight in anyone's books, Bentley has transferred the same superforming technology it learnt from the aerospace industry and first introduced on the Continental to create the Flying Spur's shapely lightweight aluminium panels, including a bonnet that pops up to prevent injuries in pedestrian accidents.
Bentley says it has used the lightweight technology to shave 50kg off the Flying Spur's basic body and offset the added strengthening components needed to increase its rigidity by 4 per cent for improved handling and lower levels of noise intruding into the cabin.
The cabin, available in either four- or five-seat configurations, has come in for a complete overhaul, with Bentley claiming it features 600 new parts. It says only the sun visors, grab handles, armrests and some of the centre console and controls are carried over from the previous generation.
Unlike the driver-focused Continental, the Flying Spur has been created with rear-seat passengers at the forefront with heated, ventilated and power-adjustable pews for all passengers, electric privacy blinds and a nine-litre fridge behind the centre armrest to "keep drinks perfectly chilled".
Further to that, the Flying Spur has a Touch Screen Remote in the console that allows rear passengers to control functions such as the audio system, heating and ventilation and satellite navigation, presumably eliminating the need to communicate with the "hired help" behind the wheel. Owners can also specify the Flying Spur with an optional multi-media system that adds a pair of 10-inch LCD screens on the back of the front seats as well as what is dubbed the Bentley Connectivity Unit. The unit has its own SIM card and 64GB hard drive, creating a wireless hot spot to connect to the internet.
While the Continental is available with either the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 or a 6.0-litre twin turbo W12, the Flying Spur will initially be launched with only the latter engine option. The unique engine – essentially two narrow-angle V6s sharing the same crankshaft – produces 460kW at 6000rpm and 800Nm of torque from just 2000rpm.
It drives all four wheels through a variable all-wheel drive system with an eight-speed automatic transmission. That is enough to propel the Flying Spur from 0-100km/h in just 4.3sec and onto a top speed of 322km/h – 24km/h faster than the Mulsanne.
The Flying Spur's air suspension system has also been modified with softer spring rates (10 per cent at the front and 13 per cent at the rear), anti-roll bars and bushes to improve the ride comfort and reduce noise. Despite this, Bentley claims the electronically controlled system offers improved high-speed stability.
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Pope Benedict XVI has responded to criticism that the club of churchmen who will choose his successor is too Eurocentric, elevating six new cardinals from Colombia, India, Lebanon, Nigeria, the Philippines and the US during a formal ceremony overnight (NZ time).
Benedict welcomed the prelates into the College of Cardinals during a short, hour-long ceremony in St Peter's Basilica, telling them that their presence among the other red-robed prelates was a sign of the "unique, universal and all-inclusive identity" of the Catholic Church.
"In this consistory, I want to highlight in particular the fact that the church is the church of all peoples, and so she speaks in the various cultures of the different continents," he told the crowd.
The ceremony was both joyful and emotional: Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle, seen by many to be a rising star in the church, visibly choked up as he knelt before Benedict to receive his three-pointed red hat, or biretta, and gold ring. He wiped tears from his eyes as he returned to his place.
The archbishop of Abuja, Nigeria, Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan, meanwhile, seemed to want to sit down and chat with each one of the dozens of cardinals that he greeted in the traditional exchange of peace that follows the formal elevation rite.
Benedict has said that with this "little consistory," he was essentially completing his last cardinal-making ceremony held in February, when he elevated 22 cardinals, the vast majority of them European archbishops and Vatican bureaucrats.
The College of Cardinals remains heavily European even with the new additions: Of the 120 cardinals under age 80 and thus eligible to vote in a conclave to elect a new pope, more than half — 62 — are European.
Critics have complained that the "princes of the church" no longer represents the Catholic Church today, since Catholicism is growing in Asia and Africa but is in crisis in much of Europe.
The issue of numbers is significant since these are the men who will elect the next pope from within their ranks. Will the next pontiff hail from the southern hemisphere, where two-thirds of the world's Catholics live? Or will the papacy return to Italy, which has 28 voting-age cardinals, following a Polish and German pope?
While there's no rule that papal ballots are cast along geographic lines, the new cardinals do give an eventual conclave a slightly more multinational air: Latin America, which boasts half of the world's Catholics, now has 21 voting-age cardinals; North America, 14; Africa, 11; Asia, 11; and Oceania, one.
Among the six new cardinals is Archbishop James Harvey, the American prefect of the papal household. As prefect, Harvey was the direct superior of the pope's former butler, Paolo Gabriele, who is serving an 18 month prison sentence in a Vatican jail for stealing the pope's private papers and leaking them to a reporter in the greatest Vatican security breach in modern times.
The Vatican spokesman has denied Harvey, 63, from Milwaukee, is leaving because of the scandal. But on the day the pope announced Harvey would be made cardinal, he also said he would leave the Vatican to take up duties as the archpriest of one of the Vatican's four Roman basilicas. Such a face-saving promotion-removal is not an uncommon Vatican personnel move.
Harvey's departure has led to much speculation about who would replace him in the delicate job of organizing the pope's daily schedule and arranging audiences.
Aside from Harvey, Tagle, and Onaiyekan, the new cardinals are: Bogota, Colombia Archbishop Ruben Salazar Gomez; the Patriarch of Antioch of the Maronites in Lebanon, His Beatitude Bechara Boutros Rai; and the major Archbishop of the Trivandrum of the Siro-Malankaresi in India, His Beatitude Baselios Cleemis Thottunkal.
Later Saturday after the ceremony, the cardinals received visitors in the frescoed rooms of the Apostolic Palace, which opens its doors to the general public for these special cardinal-making occasions.
Cardinals serve as the pope's closest advisers, but their main task is to elect a new pope. And with Benedict, 85, slowing down, that task is ever more present. For the second time, the consistory ceremony was greatly trimmed back, lasting just over an hour to spare the pope the fatigue of a lengthy ceremony.
He will, however, celebrate Mass on Sunday with his new cardinals.
While Benedict didn't mention the cardinals' primary task in his remarks, he did remind them that the scarlet of their cassock and hat that they wear symbolizes the blood that cardinals must be willing to shed to remain faithful to the church.
"From now on you will be even more closely and intimately linked to the See of Peter," he said.
The six new cardinals are all under age 80. Their nominations bring the number of voting-age cardinals to 120, 67 of whom were named by Benedict, all but ensuring that his successor will be chosen from a group of like-minded prelates.
Saturday's consistory marks the first time in decades that not a single European or Italian has been made a cardinal — a statistic that has not gone unnoticed in Italy. Italy still has the lions' share of cardinals, though, with 28 voting-age "princes" of the church.
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BENGALURU: The Karnataka high court on Tuesday upheld the verdict of a trial court imposing life sentence upon one Shiva Kumar, the cab driver in relation to rape and murder of Prathibha Srikantamurthy, a BPO employee in December 2005. A division bench comprising Justice H Billappa and Justice K N Phaneendra dismissed the criminal appeal filed by Shiva Kumar while noting that the trial court rightly appreciated the evidence on record and found the appellant guilty of offences of abduction, rape and murder it doesn't call for interference. Prathibha , who was working for a call center in Electronic City, was assaulted and murdered on December 13, 2005. Shiva Kumar, the accused in the case was one of the drivers of a fleet of cars assigned by the call center to bring their staff members to office The incident had sent shock waves across the country with regards to safety of women .The resultant effect was that companies were forced to change their policies towards working women. State appeal also rejected At the same time,the bench also dismissed a separate criminal appeal filed by the state government seeking for maximum penalty to Shiva Kumar. The bench agreed that it is a heinous crime but at the same noted that considering the age of the convict and that he is a married person and with no history criminal antecedents the judgment on hand does not call for interference. Shiva Kumar has challenged the life term imposed by the lower court claiming that there was no evidence against him, the state government appealed for imposing maximum penalty by citing various judgments of Apex court where death penalty has been imposed in such cases. Shiva Kumar was convicted by the 11th city fast track court in Bengaluru on October 6, 2010 and he was sentenced to life imprisonment stating that he should remain in jail till his last breath.
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to relax its order banning diesel-run all-India tourist permit taxis which ferry BPO employees in Delhi and NCR. The SC relief comes on Centre's plea that a blanket ban on diesel taxis in the Delhi-NCR region would badly hit the flourishing BPO sector.
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Former Igate CEO Ashok Vemuri has been named the CEO of Xerox's $7billion BPO business. The BPO division will become a separate company later this year when Xerox splits itself into two -one focusing on business services and the other on the hardware and document technology business that includes printers and copiers.
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Former Igate CEO Ashok Vemuri has been named the CEO of Xerox's $7-billion BPO business. The BPO division will become a separate company later this year when Xerox splits itself into two – one focusing on business services and the other on the hardware and document technology business that includes printers and copiers.
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Bengaluru: Former Igate CEO Ashok Vemuri has been named the CEO of Xerox's $7-billion BPO business. The BPO division will become a separate company later this year when Xerox splits itself into two - one focusing on business services and the other on the hardware and document technology business that includes printers and copiers. Vemuri, who will join Xerox on July 1, will be executive vice-president at the company until the separation is complete and after the split, he will serve as the CEO and a director in the new BPO firm. Vemuri will get a base salary of $1 million annually, with an additional target incentive and bonus payout valued at $2.5 million in the current year. "Ashok's deep industry experience and proven track record of leading growth and corporate transformations will be instrumental for the BPO company's future success," said Xerox chairman and CEO Ursula Burns. "He's an excellent leader with the right combination of operational, financial and client experience to successfully drive our BPO company's go-forward strategy," she said. Vemuri built his reputation at Infosys, which he joined in 1999 and where he rose to be president and board member. His last role in Infosys was as head of Americas and global head of manufacturing and engineering services. He quit Infosys in 2013 to join Igate, and exited the company three months after its acquisition by French IT major Capgemini in a $4.04-billion deal in July 2015. Vemuri was instrumental in this strategic sale and Igate's stock rallied to new highs under him. He refreshed Igate's strategy, giving more powers to vertical heads and providing a stronger push for consulting revenue. Vemuri will take on the Xerox role at a time when the BPO industry is going through transformation, with the industry embracing the as-a-service model. Xerox said in its annual report that the addressable market for its global BPO business is $275 billion. "I'm excited to join Xerox at this stage of its new path forward. Xerox's BPO business is already in several attractive markets and has an impressive client list that includes top global brands and vital government agencies. The standalone BPO company will have many new opportunities, leveraging its differentiated capabilities and executing a more focused value-creation strategy for the benefit of clients, employees and shareholders," Vemuri said. The BPO business accounts for 72%, or 103,000, of the 143,600 employees in Xerox. About 10,000 to 15,000 of those BPO employees are in India. Vemuri's selection indicates that Xerox intends to strengthen the India operations. The BPO focuses on industries including transportation, healthcare, commercial and government services and financial services. Its service offerings include customer care, transaction processing, finance and accounting, and human resources. It was in January that the $18-billion Xerox announced its plan to split itself into two publicly-traded companies. In conjunction with the separation, Xerox also began a three-year strategic transformation programme targeting a cumulative $2.4 billion of savings across all segments.
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An independent board of inquiry has given its go-ahead to the controversial so-called Holiday Highway, running from Puhoi to Warkworth north of Auckland.
In its draft report, released today, the board granted the 15 resource consents sought by the NZ Transport Agency, subject to the imposition of conditions. The highway is one of the Government's roads of national significance.
The board held a series of public meetings about the $760 million, 18.5km northern motorway extension.
In its decision, the board said it acknowledged there would be adverse effects but considered they could be "avoided, remedied and mitigated, both during construction and operation, through the design and the identification of specific mitigation measures which are to be included in the conditions for the designations and consent applications".
The Department of Conversation (DOC) opposed aspects of the proposal, raising a number of environmental concerns, including construction sediment entering the Puhoi estuary and Mahurangi Harbour, causing damage to marine life.
The controversial road has split the region with more than 180 submission received. About two-thirds supported the project while a quarter opposed it.
Supporters of the highway say it will cut travel time, reduce crashes and boost Northland's economy.
But opponents fear it could contaminate water supplies, destroy local habitats, and the money could be better spent on other projects.
Generation Zero were among a number of organisations who submitted against the proposals.
Auckland policy director Luke Christensen said it was concerned there was no economic analysis provided, nor a cost benefit ratio to back claims it would be of economic benefit to Northland.
"There was a number of unsubstantiated claims about how it would help Northland's economy," he said.
"It was up to them to prove it. What we found was that there would be minimal or negligible economic benefit."
Storm damage to Northland this month highlighted the region's resilience issues and Generation Zero would prefer to see money invested on the region's local roads, Christensen said.
"Only $100m is spent on Northlands roads per year. All the roads that have been causing trouble over the past couple of weeks- this $750m would fund a lot of local upgrades."
The Board of Inquiry's draft report made mention of a 'do nothing' option proposed by some submitters but it said the benefits of the motorway over the current SH1 route was "compelling in terms of road safety, travel times and more efficient fuel consumption."
A spokesman for The Campaign for Better Transport said the group was "obviously very disappointed" with today's decision, saying the toll road came at "a high environmental cost with very low economic proven benefits for Auckland or Warkworth".
Convenor Cameron Pitches said: "We're talking people who've been forced to sell half of their farm, forced to sell their houses, the loss of Kauri forests, the risk that the Puhoi or Mahurangi catchment would suffer from sedimentation.
"Our concern is that NZTA have not provided an economic evaluation for this project and the NZTA have not considered any alternatives apart from a four lane motorway that has to be tolled. The cost of this project is the thick end of $1 billion, we've seen that in Northland the roads are in a terrible state and its obvious for Northland's economy that's where it would be better spent."
The organisation proposed upgrading existing roads and putting a bypass around Warkworth, claiming it would be $500m cheaper.
NZTA acting Highway Manager Steve Mutton said that, subject to the board's final decision in September, construction of the motorway could start between 2016 and 2019.
It is estimated to take five years to build.
"While it's important to remember that the final decision is yet to be made, we are encouraged by the draft decision, which has followed an extremely rigorous fact-finding process.
"Whangarei to Auckland is one of New Zealand's key transport routes, and investigations on how to continue improving and securing this corridor are ongoing, including for the Wellsford to Warkworth section."
Mutton said the agency would study the details of the draft decision and provide comments back to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) within the 20-working day comment period.
"The draft decision is great news and an exciting and important step towards improving transport connections between Auckland and Northland and the rest of the upper North Island," he said.
The first stage of the project involves construction of a four-lane, 18.5km-long motorway from the Johnstone's Hill tunnels on State Highway 1 to a roundabout just north of the Warkworth town centre.
Ramps to and from Auckland are planned near the community of Puhoi.
The new motorway is one of seven Roads of National Significance identified by the Government as key to unlocking New Zealand's potential for economic growth.
The Green Party said the draft decision to grant resource consent to the proposed motorway didn't stop it being a waste of money.
"The Puhoi motorway is an unnecessary waste of taxpayer money that does nothing to improve Northland's roads or reduce the cost of transporting people and goods," Green Party transport spokesperson Julie Anne Genter said.
"The project is actually in the Auckland Region and will only encourage more long distance commuting by car, worsening congestion.
"There are far more pressing priorities that will improve road safety and make a real difference to Northland - like urgent maintenance and safety upgrades to SH1 north of Puhoi, improvements to Northland's regional roads, and the Marsden Point rail link."
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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen recently announced the addition of two more gallery spaces. The Glass Doors Gallery has been created to showcase three-dimensional artwork and the Midway Gallery has been added as another area for exhibiting paintings, drawings and photographs. These galleries join two other galleries – The Gumenick Family Gallery and the Slantwall Gallery. The current exhibition in the Glass Doors Gallery is "Creatures in the Hall" which features plush art as well as drawings and paintings by Richmond artist Phil Barbato. Colorful, whimsical plush animals fill the Gallery Doors Gallery cases along with two dimensional paintings of similarly whimsical animals. This exhibition continues through Nov. 18. The Midway Gallery will be an exhibition area for artwork in conjunction with the upcoming El Dia de los Muertos festival on Saturday, Oct. 22. For more information, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
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Archaeologists from the National Park Service Southeast Archeological Center (SEAC) will begin survey work at the Natchez Trace Parkway Chickasaw Village site on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. This survey is being conducted as part of an analysis for a proposed Chickasaw Cultural Center, to ensure that no cultural resources will be impacted.
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Bridal fittings & Sample Sale in Helsinki!
Hello all the lovely finnish brides! We are coming to Finland again at the beginning of October to attend the Love me do wedding fair that's held on Saturday 1st of October.
Before the wedding fair 30th of September and after it 2nd of October, we are doing the usual private bridal meetings. Book your slot now by emailing directly to firstname.lastname@example.com
You will get -15% on Minna bridal collection 1.-7.10. Worth booking your fitting slot now before they run out!
We are also having a Sample sale after the fittings in Helsinki. You don't need to book an appointment for the sample sale just show up and find some good bargains! Information about the location and specific times will be announced later on. xxx
Let's get married!
This stunning beach bride got married wearing our popular Phoebe dress. Congratulations to the happy couple! xx
Minna & Indiebride Early Bird offer!!
So excited to let you know that we are launching a new EARLY BIRD OFFER!
Purchase your Minna or Indiebride dress +10 months prior to your wedding and you will get -10% off from the price!
Hamilton Place Photo shoot
Thank you Olivia Lif Photography for featuring our Minna and Stephanie dresses at this stunnig photo shoot.
Minna in the Perfect wedding magazine!
Find our Charley and Indiebridelondon Kelly dress at the latest Perfect wedding magazine. Thank you Perfect wedding magazine!
Looking for a intern!
Want to join our busy London studio team?
We are now looking for a talented person to work for us as a production assistant. Check out all the information HERE and send your application ASAP xx
Let's get married!
Check out this stunning bride wearing our Lavender dress!
Let's get married!
The latest real Minna bride wearing a be spoke dress which was made using a lot of recycled lace.
All the pictures taken by Hannah Henderson
Stunning North Cornwall photo shoot!
This stunning North Cornwall photo shoot featured our Tilly and Minna dresses. See the original post at Marianne Taylor's blog.
The Team
Photographer: Marianne Taylor
Model: Lucie Rose Donlan
Hair: Joanne Einnis of Gold Bird Hair Design
Make-up: Chloe Drew
Flower crown: Elle Grime of Inspire Hire
Archive 12 and Minna
Hello all lovely brides in Ireland, we have some good news for you! Soon you'll have the chance to view our dresses Brie, Anya, Effie (not beaded) and Charley at the bridal shop Archive 12. The shop is the only bridal shop in Ireland where you can view our dresses.
The shops is located at: Conway Mill, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Here is a short introduction to Archive 12:
"Archive 12 is a bridal emporium in Belfast, stocking a unique collection of orginal vintage wedding dresses, bespoke flower crowns and bridal accessories for the modern boho bride.
Breaking away from the 'traditional' style, we offer brides a chance to try on a beautiful curated collection of vintage pieces, updated for the new wave of bohemian brides who know what they want and aren't afraid to wear it."
Archive 12 Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram
The first five pictures taken by The Lous
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