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ETELVINA ORTIZ, AS GENERAL ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF CARMELLO ORTIZ, AND INDIVIDUALLY IN HER OWN RIGHT, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY, A PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT
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On cross-motions for summary judgment the trial judge held that plaintiff was entitled to recover survivor benefits under N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4 on account of the death of her husband who, while a pedestrian, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by an assured of defendant insurance company. The judge also held that plaintiff was not entitled to recover additional benefits under N.J.S.A. 39:6A-10. The opinion of the trial judge is reported at 136 N.J. Super. 532. After the filing of that opinion, plaintiff moved for interest and counsel fees. The judge denied the motion for interest but awarded a counsel fee of $250. Plaintiff appeals.
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Leftover Love: What to Do With Extra Hot Dog and Hamburger Buns
Ever wind up with the perfect number of hot dog buns you need in that bag from the grocery store— no more, no less? Yeah, we didn't think so! If tailgating or burger night left you with too many buns, here's how to use them up.
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On a baking sheet, bake 1 cup coarsely torn hot dog or burger buns at 300° until dry, about 15 minutes. Let cool. In a food processor, pulse buns, 2 tbsp. sugar and 1 tsp. ground cinnamon until coarsely crumbled. Bake on baking sheet until crunchy, about 7 minutes. Serve over yogurt. Makes about 1 cup.
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It seems that every summer one very important question lingers in the air "Hamburger or hot dog?!" and while we're a fan of the burger (Rach wrote a whole book on 'em!) we can't argue against the love for a delicious bite of a grilled dog sandwiched between a pillowy bun. And it looks like we're not alone—July 23 marks national hot dog day and for good reason! According to recent polls, a quarter of Americans eat only hot dogs during grilling season!
Want some more hot dog celebrating trivia? According to the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council, we eat about 7 billion hot dogs during the summer—that's 818 hot dogs per second! With all that hot dog eating, the mustard and relish combo might get a little old, so check out our 10 twists on a hot dog (pictured above) to spice up your cook out. Try more of our favorite recipes—from classic toppings to hot dog kebabs—like these favorites:
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From Many Worlds: "One Planet, But Many Different Earths"
Marc Kaufman
Artist conception of early Earth. (NASA/JPL-Caltech)
We all know that life has not been found so far on any planet beyond Earth — at least not yet. This lack of discovery of extraterrestrial life has long been used as a knock on the field of astrobiology and has sometimes been put forward as a measure of Earth's uniqueness.
But the more recent explosion in exoplanet discoveries and the next-stage efforts to characterize their atmospheres and determine their habitability has led to rethinking about how to understand the lessons of life of Earth.
Because when seen from the perspective of scientists working to understand what might constitute an exoplanet that can sustain life, Earth is a frequent model but hardly a stationary or singular one. Rather, our 4.5 billion year history — and especially the almost four billion years when life is believed to have been present — tells many different stories.
For example, our atmosphere is now oxygen-rich, but for billions of years had very little of that compound most associated with complex life. And yet life existed.
The same with temperature. Earth went through snowball or slushball periods when most of the planet's surface was frozen over. Hardly a good candidate for life, and yet the planet remained habitable and inhabited.
And in its early days, Earth had a very weak magnetic field and was receiving only 70 to 80 percent as much energy from the sun as it does today. Yet it supported life.
"It's often said that there's an N of one in terms of life detected in the universe," that there is but one example, said Timothy Lyons, a biogeochemist and distinguished professor at University of California, Riverside.
"But when you look at the conditions on Earth over billion of years, it's pretty clear that the planet had very different kinds of atmospheres and oceans, very different climate regimes, very different luminosity coming from the sun. Yet we know there was life under all those very different conditions.
"It's one planet, but it's silly to think of it as one planetary regime. Each of our past chapters is a potential exoplanet."
A particularly extreme phase of our planet's history is called the "Snowball Earth" period. During these episodes, the Earth's surface was entirely or largely covered by ice for millions of years, stretching from the poles to the tropics. One such freezing happened over 700 to 800 million years ago in the Pre-Cambrian, around the time that animals appeared. Others are now thought to have occurred much further back in time. They varied in duration and extent but during a full-on snowball event, life could only survive in ice-free refuges, or where sunlight managed to penetrate through the ice to allow photosynthesis. No image credit.
Lyons is the principal investigator for one of the newer science teams selected to join the NASA Astrobiology Institute (NAI), an interdisciplinary group hat calls itself "Alternative Earths."
Consisting of 23 scientists from 14 institutions, its self-described mission is to address and answer these questions: How has Earth remained persistently inhabited through most of its highly changeable history? How has the presence of very different kinds of lifeforms been manifested in the atmosphere, and simultaneously been captured in what would become the rock record? And how might this approach to early Earth help in the search for life beyond Earth?
"The idea that early Earth can help us understand other planets and moons, especially in our solar system, is certainly not new," Lyons said. "Scientists have studied possible Mars analogues and extreme life for years. But we're taking it to the next level with exoplanets, and pushing hard on the many ways that conditions on early Earth can help us study exoplanet atmospheres and habitability."
The importance of this work was apparent at a recent workshop on biosignatures held by NASA's initiative, the Nexus for Exoplanet System Science (NExSS.) As Earth scientists, Lyons and his group are expert at finding proxy records in ancient rocks that hold information important to exoplanet scientists (among others) want to know.
Those proxy fingerprints occur as elemental, molecular, and isotopic properties preserved in rocks that correspond to ancient characteristics in the ocean or atmosphere that can no longer be observed directly.
"We can't measure the pH in ancient oceans, and we can't measure the composition of ancient atmospheres," Lyons said. "So what we have to do is go to the chemistry of ocean and land deposits formed at the same time and look for the chemical fingerprints locked away and preserved."
At the exoplanet biosignatures workshop, Lyons was struck by how eager exoplanet modelers were to learn about the proxy chemicals they could profitably put in their models for clues about how distant planet atmospheres might form and behave. It's clear that no single element or compound will be a silver bullet for understanding whether there's life on an exoplanet, but a variety of proxy results together can begin to tell an important story.
The element chromium and its isotopes have become important proxies for the measurement of oxygen levels in the atmosphere of early Earth and have led to some revised theories about when those concentrations jumped. Understanding the potential makeup of early Earth's atmosphere and oceans is a pathway to understanding exoplanets. No image credit.
"We told them about the range of things they should be modeling and, wow, they were interested. I was thinking at the time that 'you guys really need us — and vice versa.'"
Some of the researchers most intrigued by potentially new geochemical proxies from the University of Washington's Virtual Planetary Laboratory, They've been a pioneer in modeling how different atmospheric, geological, stellar and other factors characterize particular kinds of planets and solar systems and their possibilities for life.
In keeping with the growing connection between exoplanet and Earth science, Lyons just brought one of the VPL top modellers, Edward Schwieterman, to UC Riverside for a postdoc as part of the Alternative Earths project.
Among his initial projects will take the new data being generated by the Alternative Earths team about the atmosphere and oceans of early Earth, and model what would happen on a planet with that kind of atmosphere if it was orbiting a very different type of star from our own.
"It's a direct use of early Earth research on exoplanet studies, and is exactly the kind of work we plan to do be doing," Lyons said. "Eddie is the perfect bridge between the lessons learned from early Earth and their implications for exoplanets."
Banded iron formations at Karijini National Park, Western Australia. The layers of reddish iron point to an early ocean poor in oxygen and rich in dissolved iron. These formations date most commonly from the periods just before and right after the Great Oxidation Event, which spanned from about 2.4 to 2.0 billion years ago. Their distributions over times and their chemical properties are key proxies for the tempo and fabric of the earliest permanent oxygenation of Earth's atmosphere. No image credit.
Lyons, along with colleagues Christopher Reinhard of Georgia Tech and Noah Planavsky of Yale and other members of their Alternative Earths team, are especially focused on an effort to understand Earth's atmosphere—as tracked in the rock record—over the eons and especially the levels of oxygen present.
The concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere is now about about 21 percent and, by some estimates, reached as high as 35 percent within the past 500 million years.
In comparison, early Earth had but trace amounts of oxygen for two billion years before what is called the Great Oxidation Event—when marine O2-producing photosynthesis outpaced reactions that consumed O2 and allowed for the beginnings of its permanent accumulation in the atmosphere. Estimated to have occurred 2.4 billion years ago, it began (or was part of) an oxidizing process that led to ever more complex life forms over the following one to two billion years.
There is a spirited scientific debate underway now about whether that "Great Oxidation Event" triggered permanently high levels of oxygen in the atmosphere and the oceans, or whether it began an up and down process through which the presence of oxygen was quite unstable and still well below current levels until relatively recent times.
Lyons and Reinhard are of the "boring billion" school, arguing that oxygen levels did not head continuously upwards after the Oxidation Event, but rather stayed relatively stable and still very low for most of a billion and half years after the Great Oxidation Event and continued to challenge O2-requiring life—for almost a third of Earth history.
This would be primarily an Earth science issue if not for the fact that oxygen — on its own and in conjunction with other compounds — is among the most prominent and promising biosignatures that exoplanet scientists are looking for.
In fact, not that long ago, it was widely accepted that a discovery of oxygen and/or ozone in the atmosphere of a planet pretty much proved, or at least strongly suggested, the presence of some sort of biology on the planet below. That view has been modified of late by the identification of ways that free oxygen can be formed abiotically (without the presence of photosynthesis and life), potentially producing false positives for potential life.
While the field is a long way from an active search for direct, in situ fingerprints of life on exoplanets light years away, oxygen and its relationship with other atmospheric gases remains a lodestar in thinking about what biosignatures to search for. The technology is already in place for characterizing the compositions of very distant atmospheres.
And this is where, for Lyons, Reinhard and others, things get both interesting and complicated.
For more than a billion years before the Great Oxidation Event Earth demonstrably supported life. It consisted mostly of anaerobic microbes that did just fine without oxygen, but in many cases needed and produced of methane, an organic compound with one carbon atom and four hydrogen.
So if an exoplanet scientist from a distant world were to search for life on Earth during that period via the detection of oxygen only, they would entirely miss the presence of an already long history of life. Searching for the large-scale presence of methane might have been more productive, though that is a source of rigorous debate as well.
An image of a rock with fossilized stromatolites, tiny layered structures from 3.7 billion years ago that are remnants from a community of microbes. Found in a part of Greenland new exposed by melting glaciers, Australian scientists reported in the journal Nature that the stromatolites lived on an ancient seafloor at a time when Earth's skies were orange and its oceans green. They describe the stromatolites as perhaps the oldest fossil found so far on Earth, although chemical suggestions of life may extend further back in time . (Allen Nutman/University of Wollongong)
Because both oxygen and methane can be formed without life, a current gold standard for detecting future biosignatures on exoplanets is the presence of the two together. Because of the way the two interact, they would remain in an atmosphere together only if both were being replenished on a substantial, on-going scale. And as far as is now understood, the only way to do that is through biology.
Yet as described by Reinhard, the most current research suggest that oxygen and methane were probably were in the Earth's atmosphere together at levels that would be detectable from afar. There was a lot of methane in the very early Earth atmosphere, and there has been a lot of oxygen for the past 600 million years or so, but as one grew in concentration the other declined — and during the "boring billion" both were likely low.
"So we have a complicated situation here where using the best exoplanet biosignatures we have now, intelligent beings looking at Earth over the past 4.5 billion years would not find a convincing signature of life for most, or maybe all, of that time if they relied only on co-occurrence of oxygen and methane," Reinhard said. Yet there has been life for at least 3.7 billion years, and those beings studying Earth would have come up with a very false negative.
Lyons insists this is should not be a source of pessimism in the search for life on exoplanets, instead it is a "call to arms for new and more creative possibilities rather than the lowest hanging fruit." It's a challenge "to help us sharpen our thinking in a search that was never going to be easy."
And the best test bed available for coming up with different answers, he said, may very well be the many different Earths that have come and gone on our planet.
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About Many Worlds
There are many worlds out there waiting to fire your imagination.
Marc Kaufman is an experienced journalist, having spent three decades at The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer, and is the author of two books on searching for life and planetary habitability. While the "Many Worlds" column is supported by the Lunar Planetary Institute/USRA and informed by NASA's NExSS initiative, any opinions expressed are the author's alone.
This site is for everyone interested in the burgeoning field of exoplanet detection and research, from the general public to scientists in the field. It will present columns, news stories and in-depth features, as well as the work of guest writers.
About NExSS
The Nexus for Exoplanet System Science (NExSS) is a NASA research coordination network dedicated to the study of planetary habitability. The goals of NExSS are to investigate the diversity of exoplanets and to learn how their history, geology, and climate interact to create the conditions for life. NExSS investigators also strive to put planets into an architectural context — as solar systems built over the eons through dynamical processes and sculpted by stars. Based on our understanding of our own solar system and habitable planet Earth, researchers in the network aim to identify where habitable niches are most likely to occur, which planets are most likely to be habitable. Leveraging current NASA investments in research and missions, NExSS will accelerate the discovery and characterization of other potentially life-bearing worlds in the galaxy, using a systems science approach.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is the agency of the United States government that is responsible for the nation's civilian space program and for aeronautics and aerospace research.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower established the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in 1958 with a distinctly civilian (rather than military) orientation encouraging peaceful applications in space science. The National Aeronautics and Space Act was passed on July 29, 1958, disestablishing NASA's predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA). The new agency became operational on October 1, 1958.
Since that time, most U.S. space exploration efforts have been led by NASA, including the Apollo moon-landing missions, the Skylab space station, and later the Space Shuttle. Currently, NASA is supporting the International Space Station and is overseeing the development of the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle and Commercial Crew vehicles. The agency is also responsible for the Launch Services Program (LSP) which provides oversight of launch operations and countdown management for unmanned NASA launches. Most recently, NASA announced a new Space Launch System that it said would take the agency's astronauts farther into space than ever before and lay the cornerstone for future human space exploration efforts by the U.S.
NASA science is focused on better understanding Earth through the Earth Observing System, advancing heliophysics through the efforts of the Science Mission Directorate's Heliophysics Research Program, exploring bodies throughout the Solar System with advanced robotic missions such as New Horizons, and researching astrophysics topics, such as the Big Bang, through the Great Observatories [Hubble, Chandra, Spitzer, and associated programs. NASA shares data with various national and international organizations such as from the [JAXA]Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite.


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Journal Junction for August 25
Editor's note: Journal Junction offers the public a forum to applaud successes, discuss issues, point out problems and review the events of the day in a constructive manner. Journal Junction comments should be limited to two to four sentences and be no longer than 80 words. Longer comments should be submitted as "Letters to the Editor,"?which is a separate forum. The Journal's classified ads section offers help to those with lost or found items. This is a sampling of comments received today. Any others, subject to editing, are published in the online Journal Junction at www.journal-news.net under opinions.
From Charles Town:
A basketball player announces that he's gay, and President Obama calls him and fawns all over him. A man and woman, as well as the world, saw their son being decapitated. The Pope calls his parents and gives his condolences while President Obama yucks it up on the golf course. What a great guy.
From Jefferson County:
They're afraid of what will happen in Ferguson if the policeman is found not guilty. Is this unlike paying ransom to terrorists?
From Berkeley Springs:
How many have seen the YouTube video of the "dead bodies" of the Palestinians? They lift up the blanket and the body smiles back at them. These are not dead bodies. They are just people under cover.
From Charles Town:
I, too, have witnessed the behavior of the League of Women's representative at the Jefferson County Board of Education meeting. This individual is always in the midst of any controversy created by the American Federation of Teachers. Neither group has my respect.
From Martinsburg:
From the editorial on smoking in West Virginia: Phrase "Cultural norms that include fierce independence …" smacks of sugar-coating for stupidity.
From Charles Town:
The "Global Warming Community" was just about to release that the Icelandic glaciers are melting at rates faster than ever and that we must take drastic measures to curb man's carbon footprint, again. Problems arose when the volcano was found under said glaciers, again. A much called for reality check for them.
From Martinsburg:
Just a thank you to all the employees of Heartland of Martinsburg for the exceptional care given to my mother. She became a heavenly angel June 12, and I promised her, before her passing, that I would publicly thank all those dear people who made her necessary residency for their comforting and caring ways. May God bless all of you.
From Berkeley County:
The postal service wants to stop Saturday mail delivery. They may as well in this part of the county – we get Saturday mail around 6 p.m.
From Martinsburg:
To the Inwood conservative: It is your party, the GOP, that supports the 1 percent. Paul Ryan just called for lowering taxes on the rich.
From Ranson:
In reference to the Redskins name change: Just because you choose to get offended doesn't mean that what offends you is offensive. It only means that you choose to be offended.
From Rippon:
ISIS has a fanatical following of over 35,000 terrorists (many with western passports), unlimited funding and a "kill all infidels" agenda. We have a president bent on bettering his golf game and an open borders policy granting amnesty to all illegals in this country, even if they come from the Middle East.


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The severe drought currently impacting California shows no sign of abating in the near future. California Governor Jerry Brown has issued mandatory water cutbacks for the state, instituting limits and guidelines for both commercial and residential property. Residents are asked to reduce potable water usage by 25% through February 28, 2016, while certain high-usage areas are asked to cut water consumption by as much as 36%. Read the article…………..
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Travelport looks to the skies
The financial storm of the past two years has grounded most attempts by private equity firms to float their portfolio companies. But as conditions ease, one US travel company is looking to the sky.
The financial storm of the past two years has grounded most attempts by private equity firms to float their portfolio companies. But as conditions ease, one US travel company is looking to the sky. Travelport, the New Jersey-based flight booking company backed by Blackstone Group, last month announced plans to raise $1.7bn (€1.2bn) by listing in London.
The deal, slated for the first quarter, looks set to become a test case for investors' appetite for large buyout-backed groups. If successful, it would be the largest private-equity backed initial public offering in Europe since the start of 2009, and the second-largest float by any buyout company since then, behind TPG Capital's float of Australian department store chain Myer for $1.9bn, according to information provider Dealogic.
Travelport, whose brands include Worldspan and Galileo, providers of computerised reservations and other services, expects to raise the money within four to six weeks, according to chief executive Jeff Clarke. He said: "The markets seem to be ready. It is time for a $2bn IPO in London."
The progress of Travelport's IPO is likely to be watched closely by more than 20 large buyout-backed companies that are preparing to tap Europe's public markets following an 18-month deal drought, according to market participants. Encouraged by a surge in capital markets since March last year, companies including New Look, the UK fashion retailer backed by Apax Partners and Permira, and Poundland, the discount retail chain owned by Advent International, are preparing to list.
The Travelport deal will be followed closely by buyout firms BC Partners and Cinven, which are considering a similar IPO for their portfolio company Amadeus IT Group in Madrid, a direct competitor of Travelport.
The two travel companies are looking to list following one of the industry's worst storms, in which cash-strapped consumers shunned foreign holidays.
According to the International Air Transport Association, air passenger numbers fell by 3.5% in 2009, contributing to the worst performance in the post-war history of the industry. IATA has warned that the aviation sector will face a tough 2010 as it tries to make up for the lost demand of 2009 and handles strict new security measures.
Nevertheless, Travelport and Amadeus are thought to be in a strong position because they control a substantial part of the market for travel bookings, which is core to the airline industry. Part of the appeal of a share offering is that it would allow the companies to benefit from future improvements in the market by selling more shares.
Travelport was bought by a consortium led by Blackstone Group for $4.3bn in 2006. Blackstone owns a 70% stake, while three other groups – venture firm Technology Crossover Ventures, One Equity Partners, a private equity arm of JPMorgan, and the company's management team – each hold about 10%.
The company's IPO, which is being handled by UBS, Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, is aimed at reducing the company's debt from six-times to 3.5-times profits, according to Clarke. He added: "We are not selling simply to delever. We are selling because we believe the markets are ready and we have achieved our strategic objectives."
This month, the company sold a 7% stake to sovereign wealth fund Government of Singapore Investment Corporation in a deal that values the company's equity at $3.15bn, with $2.3bn of net debt, according to Clarke.
Including its near-50% stake in listed travel company Orbitz, worth $300m, Travelport was valued at $5.7bn, Clarke added. GIC secured the investment at what is expected to be a discount to the company's planned IPO price because, according to Clarke, "they came in early, big and long-term".
If the IPO is successful, and the consortium exits Travelport at or near its listing price, Blackstone and its partners stand to make bumper returns. One investor in Blackstone said the deal was expected to make a return of about three times for the firm, which would see profits of close to $1bn for its investors. That includes a $1bn dividend the consortium previously took out from the business in a recapitalisation in March 2007.
Blackstone's executives are likely to realise a gain of $200m, given the private equity employee incentive model of carried interest, which typically translates into 20% of transaction profits. Two Blackstone executives sit on Travelport's board – Martin Brand and Paul Schorr. Blackstone declined to comment.
Travelport's management also stands to make a sizeable profit. The management team owns a 10% stake in the company, which has been increased by a performance ratchet and is locked up for a year, according to Clarke. That stake, which will fall to 5% following the IPO, is worth about $160m based on GIC's valuation of the company. Clarke declined to comment on the value of the management stake.
But Travelport's route to the public markets is not without risk. Equity markets remain volatile – the FTSE 100 index has lost more than 5% of its value since closing at its recent peak of 5538 on January 11.
Several private equity-owned companies once slated for listings look set to remain within the private equity fold amid concerns over appetite for risk in the equity markets. UK retail chain Pets at Home, backed by UK firm Bridgepoint, was sold to KKR for £955m (€1.1bn) last week, while German cable TV operator Kabel Deutschland, whose majority owner is US-based Providence Equity Partners, is being circled by firms including CVC Capital Partners, Advent International and BC Partners, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
Clarke said Travelport's full-year revenues were likely to fall from the $2.5bn the company generated in 2008, mirroring similar declines throughout the industry.
However, the company's margins had increased from 27% to 29% and the company's performance improved in the fourth quarter, he added. The deal could prove a rare success story for boom-era private equity deals, according to Clarke.
He said: "In the three and a half years we were owned by Blackstone, we achieved all our benchmarks and internal metrics and were transformed under private equity ownership."
Travelport changes tack
Travelport was delisted as part of the break-up of its listed parent Cendant, a New York-based consumer and business services group, between 2005 and 2006. Three other Cendant divisions – Progeny Marketing Innovations, Trilegiant and Realogy – have all been acquired and are still owned by Apollo Management.
The Blackstone consortium made key changes after acquiring Travelport in 2006. The biggest of these was the $1.3bn acquisition of competitor Worldspan in September 2007, which boosted the combined group's market share in its sector to about 29% from 22%, according to Clarke. The acquisition created $165m of synergies, three times the amount planned during the merger, according to Clarke.
The firm also divested part of its stake in travel booking group Orbitz in 2007, taking its holding in the company below 50%. However, it retained an interest for "strategic reasons", since Orbitz is a key customer of the firm, according to Clarke. Orbitz's share price has fallen by nearly two-thirds since its IPO. But the decline mirrored falls across the sector, and Orbitz's shares rebounded by about 100% in the last year, according to Clarke.
Other changes instituted by Blackstone included boosting Travelport's management team and using the networks of the consortium to drive improvements at the company.
Amadeus eyes parallel float
Travelport's route to market is likely to be watched closely by much of the buyout industry, but particularly by BC Partners and Cinven. These firms are eyeing an initial public offering in Madrid for their portfolio company Amadeus IT Group, a Spanish rival of Travelport, in the first half of this year, according to one source close to the aviation industry.
A Travelport listing could soak up some demand for the Amadeus float, one equity market participant said. But Amadeus's backers believe there is more than enough demand in the public market for the share issue of both companies, according to the person familiar with the aviation industry.
Travelport chief executive Jeff Clarke said: "There is plenty of room in the public markets for companies which are performing as well as Amadeus and Travelport."
He said it was even possible Travelport's listing might help Amadeus and vice versa because analysts and investors would be able to compare the two companies.
Cinven and BC Partners bought Amadeus for €4.3bn ($6bn) in 2005. They have already reaped some rewards from the deal, taking out slightly more than €1bn from the company through a dividend recapitalisation in 2007. BC has returned approximately €400m, or 1.6 times its initial investment of €250m, to investors. Sources said the IPO could value the company as high as €8bn, which could result in outsize profits for the buyout firms.


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