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This Canadian who owned his own Formula I racing team bought several Lamborghini's, at on point he even considered to buy the factory completely to save it. His first Countach was a white LP400, a fairly standard model, but Walter Wolf became famous for his 'special' Countach, he had three of them made, all equipped with an especially designed 5.0-Liter engine. In September 1974, Wolf received his first 'customized' Countach, a bright red LP400, chassis nr. 112.0148, this car was equipped with the special 5.0-Liter engine and large Pirelli P7 tires, which required enlarged wheel-arches, a front spoiler and an adjustable rear wing were also installed. Along with a special F1-type steering wheel with 'Walter Wolf' engraved in it,special AP disc brakes with eight calipers and a Borg & Beck double-disc clutch, it all added up to an unique Countach.
Only a year later, in early 1976, Walter Wolf bought his second 'special' Countach, this one with chassis nr. 1.120.202, was modified the same way as his first car, the 5.O-Liter engine was put into this chassis, but it remained a Lamborghini property, it wasn't owned by Wolf himself. This car was finished in a brilliant Bugatti light-blue, with natural leather upholstery, gold colored wheels and pin striping. The wheel-arch extensions were black and this time the rear wing was electrically adjustable from within the cockpit. This car also featured Walter Wolf signets and Canadian flags. This particular car was recently restored and is currently owned by a German.
Wolf's third 'special' was actually the first LP400 S built. He had the same 5.0-Liter engine installed, together with his double-disc Borg & Beck F1-type clutch and the eight-caliper disc brakes, which were now fully adjustable from within the cockpit.
This car was finished in an aggressive dark blue/black and featured special Walter Wolf Racing hubcaps, but on the 1978 Geneva Auto Show, where it was displayed as the first LP400 S, it didn't have the rear wing installed, however Wolf did have it installed before he took delivery of it.
Walter Wolf was also the lucky guy who received a Miura SV as late as April 1975, this car with chassis number 5092 was built from spare parts three years after the Miura production was halted.
A very special Follow Me Aventador at Bologna airport
For the 50th Anniversary celebrations at Sant'Agata the Aeroporto G. Marconi Bologna will be using a white Aventador Follow Me car to guide the airplanes.
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A very special meeting in Italy that could gather a large number of Countach and Miura in one place.
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A very nice replica of the one and only Lamborghini Urraco Rally, or Bob Wallace special, has been created from the ground up in the UK
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A special, limited edition series of its supercar Murciélago to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the factory.
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One more Gallardo special edition before a successor takes over
Rumor has it Lamborghini will unveil one more limited or special edition for the Gallardo before the model will be replaced with a successor.
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A word about leadership
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Of Lepers and Lou Dobbs
Dobbs has a leprosy problem
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60 Minutes couldn't do it. Neither could NPR. Well, hats off to The Times for running Dobbs to ground on... More
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Don't do us any favors
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We suspect the Financial Times has an advantage covering the Bancrofts--maybe everyone went to the same schools, or something--but... More
A Good One on Drug Trials
Big Pharma
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Barry Meier, one The Audit's favorites, has an excellent piece on today's New York Times business cover about a debate... More
The Tragedy of Peter Kann
A devoted son of Dow Jones brings down the company.
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We believe facts are facts and that they are ascertainable through honest, open-minded and diligent reporting. We thus believe that... More
What's Good For the Bancrofts Is Bad for the Journal
The Wall Street Journal's parent has been paying outsized cash dividends, to the primary benefit of the controlling Bancroft family, instead of reinvesting to keep the company independent of Murdoch and other predators.
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Rupert Murdoch's "reassuring" e-mail about a live offer for the Wall Street Journal's parent creates a journalistic fiasco. Thanks, Rupert. We feel better already.
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The Trouble With Insurance Reporting
The business press accepts insurance industry assumptions that are utterly bogus—and, yes, it matters a lot.
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You know me as The Audit, a mild-mannered, bespectacled, some would say underachieving critic and interpreter of the business press—just... More
The End of Dow Jones
Covering Your Own Downfall
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What must it be like to write your own obituary? What must it be like to read it? Reading the... More
Mergers: They're What's for Dinner
For the business press, the more mergers and acquisitions, the better. Too bad most of them don't work out.
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Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal - Political boxes like liberal/conservative and evolutionist/creationist miss his real significance
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There's no stopping the 11-2 Raptors as they send a signal of intent with a clean sweep of the week, with victims including LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
"The Rapcast" has been a staple of Raptors Republic for years. Raptors Republic runs four podcasts, with one of them, The Doctor Is In with PhdSteve currently on hiatus.
- Raptors Weekly: Airs every Monday with the occasional Raptors Weekly Extra airing on Friday; hosted by Zarar Siddiqi
- Talking Raptors: Airs Friday during the season and hosted by Barry Taylor and Nick Reynoldson
- Podcap: Post-game audio and insight from Toronto Raptors home games, created by Ryan McNeill
- The Doctor Is In: Airs Wednesday during the season and hosted by Steve Gennaro (currently on hiatus)
Raptors Weekly
Raptors Weekly Podcast, Nov 17 – Big Tests Ahead
The podders look to make sense of Dwane Casey's rotations in the aftermath of a week that saw the Raptors punch out the Magic and Jazz, but fail another early Eastern test against the Bulls.
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Talking Raptors Podcast, Nov 13 – On Top of the Mountain
Nick and Barry bask in the glory of being on top of the league.
Raptors Weekly Podcast, Nov 10 – 4-0 Week Raises Expectations
A 4-0 week and we're still at home for the next one, things are setup for things to happen. The only thing sweeter than the Raptors is the mood in the pod.
Raptors Weekly Podcast, Nov 3 – 2-1 Week Soured by Missed FTs
Recorded right after the Miami loss, the pod reflects on the decision and indecisions that cost us a 3-0 week. We look back at trends over the first week's games against Atlanta, Orlando, and Miami, and of course, preview the 4-game week ahead.
Talking Raptors Podcast, Oct 29 – New Season!
Nick and Barry kick off the season with a new and improved episode of Talking Raptors. The kinks have been worked out, the dust shaken off and it is finally time to get down to business.
Raptors Weekly Podcast, Oct 27 – Let the Games Begin
The podders review the preseason and preview the early season, including a very favorable schedule which could propel the Raptors and may provide setbacks to their rivals.
Raptors Weekly Podcast, Oct 20 – Preseason All-Star Reserves
We look at what the Raptors are doing in preseason, including trying to figure out what to do with Jordan Hamilton and Landry fields. There's also Drake.
Raptors Weekly (Mini) Podcast, Oct 13 – Yao Ming to Vancouver Conspiracy Theory
Super-quick review of the week and talking to Tim W about his Vancouver training camp experience.
Raptors Weekly Podcast, October 6 – Steiming Start to Preseason; Vegas Over/Under Odds
Will, Andrew and Zarar tip-off the preseason podcasting with a rundown of the Sacramento game, and the entire East for good measure.
Talking Raptors
Talking Raptors Podcast, Nov 7 – Season So Far
With the Raps off to a 4-1 start, Nick and Barry are back to give you their thoughts on the past 5 games. The season is in full swing and so are the guys.
Talking Raptors Podcast, Oct 9 – Working Out The Kinks
Nick and Barry are back! Sort of… They are in podcast preseason, working out the kinks and getting in game shape for the fast approaching season.
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Talking Raptors Podcast, July 16 – Summer League
Nick and Barry run down what's happening in summer league and on summer vacations as the Raptors enter LSVL'S playoff rounds.
Talking Raptors Podcast, June 25 – Offseason Jibberish
Fresh out of the Talking Raptors studios, the boys make their offseason return. It's been a while since they've last been on the airwaves. Some wounds have healed and some could potentially be ripped right open.
Talking Raptors Podcast, May 6 – The Offseason is On
Looking back at the series, the square, and the summer.
Talking Raptors Podcast, April 22 – Playoff Talk
We talk playoff and rip the Nets.
Talking Raptors Podcast, April 15 – With Jack Armstrong
Jack Armstrong gives his take on everything from the playoffs, Chuck Swirsky, and Drake.
Talking Raptors Podcast, April 8 – With Darren Andrade (Yes, We Talk JV)
This week, the guys conquer technology and welcome a special guest, writer and media personality Darren Andrade.
Talking Raptors Podcast, March 18 – Pizza Illuminati
DeRozan respect | On-air hostility | Nash talks | Reddit | Pizza
Talking Raptors Podcast, March 14: Show us your BOO's
On this week's episode of Talking Raptors, Nick and Barry soak in the last few days of March break.
Podcap: Suns vs Raptors – Casey, Lowry, Williams
Here's audio from Dwane Casey, Kyle Lowry and Lou Williams after Toronto hung on to beat Phoenix 104-100. Grab the iTunes feed or check us out on Stitcher on Android. There is also the plain old feed. You can also download the file (08:52, 8 MB). Or just listen below:
Podcap: Bucks vs Raptors – Casey, Caboclo, DeRozan, Vasquez, Valanciunas
Here's audio from Dwane Casey, Bruno Caboclo, DeMar DeRozan, Greivis Vasquez and Jonas Valanciunas after Toronto's 124-83 win over Milwaukee.
Older Podcasts
Podcap: Grizzlies vs Raptors – Casey, Carter, Lowry, Vasquez
Here's audio from Dwane Casey, Vince Carter, Kyle Lowry and Greivis Vasquez after Toronto's 96-92 win over Memphis.
Podcap: Bulls @ Raptors – Casey, Valanciunas, Johnson and DeRozan
Here's audio from Dwane Casey, Jonas Valanciunas, James Johnson and DeMar DeRozan after Toronto lost 100-93 to Chicago.
Podcap: Magic vs Raptors – Casey, Vasquez, Patterson
Here's audio from Dwane Casey, Greivis Vasquez and Patrick Patterson after Toronto's miraculous 104-100 win over Orlando.
Podcap: Wizards vs Raptors
Here's audio from Amir Johnson, Dwane Casey, DeMar DeRozan and Terrence Ross after Toronto's 103-84 win over Washington.
Podcap: Thunder/Raptors – Select Post-Game Audio
Selected sound bites from the lockerroom after the Raptors beat the Thunder at the ACC.
[Audio] Gamenight Podcap: Hawks vs Raptors
Select sound bytes from after the game.
The Doctor Is In
Doc Is In Podcast, June 27 – Draft Reaction – They Call Me Bruno
Steve and the crew react to a night which took everyone by surprise, even Bruno Caboclo.
The Dr Is In Podcast, June 13 – The Real 2.0 Big Board
The Big Board sees a makeover as the draft inches closer. New faces aplenty but who ends up in Toronto. The Doc lets you in on what's up.
Older Podcasts
Dr Is In Podcast, June 6 – Big Board 2.0
The Doc returns with Version 2.0 of the Toronto Raptors Draft Big Board with changes aplenty.
The Dr Is In Podcast, May 30 – Six Degrees of Separation – Road to 50 wins
We branch out to explore the marketplace and play a game that really can help divert you away from hours of real work!
Doctor Is In Podcast, May 23 – Big Board 1.0: It's a Draft Extravaganza
The Doctor unveils the draft season's first Big Board as the crew give their view on the NBA draft, the combine, and what the Raptors need to do.
Dr Is In Podcast, May 15 – 2013-2014 For Me
What did we take from the season?
Dr Is In Podcast, May 9 – This is not the end
Time has passed but the hurt still remains. Mike and Blair join me to take a few moments to go back and relive the highs and lows of the greatest season in team history.
Dr Is In Podcast, May 2 – Just win, baby
The Raptors head to Brooklyn looking to close out the Nets in a hostile setting.
Unedited Podcast: Game 3 Reaction – The Pain
Remember the pain, it will turn to pleasure soon. Soon.
Dr Is In Podcast, April 25 – TRoss, THans, F* Brooklyn and The Myth of Clutch
The Raptors head to Brooklyn looking for Terrence Ross and Tyler Hansbrough to show their playoff mettle.


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Intel® QuickAssist Technology Security SoftwareThe Intel® EP80579 Software for Security Applications on Intel® QuickAssist Technology package enables acceleration of cryptographic and packet processing on Intel's latest system-on-a-chip (SOC) processor, the Intel® EP80579 Integrated Processor.Security applications typically require significant CPU cycles for compute-intensive tasks, such as bulk cryptography or authentication algorithms, and applications such as intrusion detection and prevention or stateful filtering. When developing with the Intel® EP80579 Integrated Processor with Intel® QuickAssist Technology, security processing is offloaded onto the integrated accelerators, preserving CPU cycles that can be used to add differentiating features and capabilities to the application. Depending on the software model used, the integrated accelerators can offload up to 90 percent of the CPU cycles.This SOC and software package provide protocol acceleration and acceleration of cryptographic processing for the most common symmetric cryptographic cyphers, message digest and hash functions, asymmetric cryptography, and true random number generation. The SOC processor is software compatible with previous members of the Intel® microprocessor family, enabling easy migration for current x86 applications. A wide range of security applications can be developed using this processor and software package, such as IPsec and SSL, VPN gateways, firewalls, and unified threat management appliances. The platform is also ideal for wireless and WiMAX access applications, and small-to-medium business and home network attached storage.Read the full Intel® QuickAssist Technology Security Software Product Brief.
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Monkey Bread
Bacon Wrapped Smokies
Quick, easy, and great for gatherings. What's not to love about this all-time favorite finger food?
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Calico Beans – easy slow cooked calico beans
Orange Apricot Pork Chops
delicious slow cooked pork chops made with real mandarin oranges, apricot jam, brown sugar, cloves, ginger, and cinnamon
There's no monkeying around when it comes to this seriously easy and delicious Monkey Bread, ready in just 2 hours it is perfect for a quick and fun breakfast!
- Monkey Bread:
- 1 tube refrigerated biscuits, jumbo size (8 biscuits)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1 stick butter or margarine, melted
- 1 large plastic baggie
- non-stick cooking spray
- Powdered Sugar Butter icing:
- 1 stick butter
- 1-2 cups powdered sugar
- 1-2 teaspoons vanilla
Step One
Cut each biscuit into fourths and set aside.
Step Two
In a large plastic baggie, combine sugar, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Close bag securely and mix ingredients together.
Step Three
Dip each cut biscuit into melted butter and place in the baggie. Close baggie and shake until all biscuits are covered with sugar.
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Spray slow cooker and place biscuits on the bottom. It's okay if biscuits touch.
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Mar 13, 2014 10:19 EDT Happi Papi Happi Papi today introduces Happi Connect & Collect a new addition to its line of award winning children's apps. Happi Connect & Collect is a learning game where elementary school kids get to make mental connections when solving word association problems in return for clever collectors cards. It builds on the successful concept of letting kids work on different types of problems in the same app.
Jan 13, 2014 15:06 EST Mixed Martial Mobile Nova União and AMA Fight Club, two of the top MMA teams in the world, have joined, Bruce Buffer's new social casual game MMA Federation – 'Virtual Fighters & Real Rewards' based on the world of Mixed Martial Arts. Set to launch in 2014, they join other global top team like Tristar, American Top Team, and Team Nogueira. Fans can join now by going to the MMA Federation Kickstarter campaign page.
Sep 10, 2013 07:59 EDT SensoMotoric Instruments GmbH Eye tracking technology by SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) powers new concept of passive eye gaze interaction for an entirely new gaming experience
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May 16, 2013 11:03 EDT Happi Papi Independent app developer Happi Papi achieved another milestone this week when its latest iPad learning game Happi & The Pirates was awarded The Editor's Choice Award by the reputable Children's Technology Review. The Editor's Choice Award is given only to the highest quality children's products in the interactive media category.
Jan 09, 2013 04:37 EST Rock Pocket Games For the third time in series the Norwegian Film Institute (NFI), which is also responsible for helping Norwegian Game Developers with funding for their games, organized the NM i Gameplay competition and Rock Pocket Games takes home the win with Shiftlings, a humorous single-player and co-op puzzler.


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The Cleveland Institute of Art's annual student-run show, which started when Truman was in the White House, features a contrast of traditional and new-media work from a range of different academic programs...
Capsule Review of current area art exhibitions
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The Cleveland Institute of Art's annual student-run show, which started when Truman was in the White House, features a contrast of traditional and new-media work from a range of different academic programs — from age-old majors like drawing to such up-to-the-minute offerings as T.I.M.E. (Technology and Integrated Media Environment). The work on display reflects the multidisciplinary approach taken by today's working artists, who shift media depending on their message. For instance, one of the standouts is a video made by a third-year enameling major. In Jon Sommer's "1,000,000 Tears," a small, pixelated video of a house fire plays while offscreen voices break into sobs. It's obvious these unseen criers are mourning the loss of their home, but as the weeping continues, the emotion becomes more and more ambiguous; this soundtrack may actually be a laugh track. CIA's requirement that students be versed in the liberal arts shows through in fifth-year painting major Melissa Spainhound's series of delicate gouache paintings on translucent mylar, called "My Private Collection." With some background in art history, the wordplay in Spainhound's title becomes apparent: Her collection includes representations of high-dollar works by such big-name artists as Robert Rauschenberg and Jeff Koons. However, the charming, idiosyncratic nature of Spainhound's renderings allows her to claim these iconic works as her own. Through March 15 at CIA Reinberger Gallery, 11141 East Blvd., Cleveland, 216-421-7407. — Theresa Bembnister
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Hotel Sur is in central Málaga, a short walk from the Picasso Museum and Atarazanas Market. This elegant hotel offers a lounge area and free Wi-Fi in all rooms.
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good location,staff very helpful,clean and comfortable,wi-fi is actually very good,breakfast either in room or over in Bar across road ,again pleased we booked option of breakfast. Would i return to Hotel--yes.
room 15 did not really have any natural light i.e. outside window. but did not effect experience. TV had only one English Channel ,Sky News but again was not on holiday to watch telly.
Location is good
The room is so bad smelling. We tried to ventilate room till the morning. When we requested room change, they didnt help us.
Location right near the lively Plaza de Merced and short walk into the centre. Very helpful staff and great value for money.
Could have done with a minibar and a couple of draws for underwear etc. Just minor points that didn't spoil my time there
Good location near the Picasso museum and not far away from the old town. Nice room with welcome note and some candies. Amazing breakfast served in the room! Very friendly staff spoke good English. We appreciated that we could left the luggage in the hotel also after the check out as we had our flight in the evening.
Good location, although not really, if you came by car.
The parking lot was quite far from the hotel, with barely an option to drop-off our luggage. The room was dark, and it had a window with a "view" to an inside patio. Very noisy. A lot of dust found under the bed. Colours (black-red-white) appeared to be quite annoying. The hotel is quite old, and you may notice it.
The staff were very helpful and spoke good English. The location was great. The hotel was clean and had a nice interior courtyard with pleasant places to sit outside on the individual floors.
We had 2 single rooms, which were very small and cramped. In one room the TV did not work and the man at the front desk was unable to get it fixed by the time we left. The color scheme and paintings in the rooms were a bit strange/garish; you don't get the full effect from the photos on the Website.
The Hotel was centrally located. Just around the corner from the plaza de la Merced. Location is right in the center of Malaga. Picasso museum is near of hotel. Big supermarket is four minutes distance. Staff is very helpful.Walking distance to the beach and Malaga port. Many restaurant and bars two minutes by walking. Room was clean. Wifi was great.
Some staff english was not enough.
The hotel was very central,just around the corner from the plaza de la Merced. Also it was spotless and very safe.
The location. The hotel room was a bit on the smaller side, but was comfortable. Beds great. Very clean. Great wifi.
The decor was on the wild side. No fridge.
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Interior design, but that's personal taste :-)
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No instruction how to set roomtemperature in operatorpanel for the airconditionunit. Ok. For us anyway. We found out how to do. No refrigerator availible in the room.
Excellent location. Well soundproofed. Clean and comfortable. Friendly helpful staff. Just around the corner from one of the best Tapas bars anywhere (El Tapeo Cervantes). Vouchers for nice breakfast bar on opposite side of the steer included in price.
Poor breakfast, very very bad smell in a hotel
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Breakfast very poor when compared to hotels in same price range.
Great quality great value hotel. Clean and tidy located right in the centre of Malaga. Staff were superb and very welcoming. Decor may not be to everyones taste but what's not to like about red and black? Great base from which to explore the city and find the Cruzcampo!
We've stayed here half a dozen times now & always been happy with it. Great little hotel, very reasonably priced, all done in red black & white and adorned with paintings in the same colours by the painter after whom the hotel is named. Tasteful too, and not at all garish as it might sound. It's in a brilliant location, only 200-300 metres from the Plaza de la Merced and on the northern edge of the old town (so nice & close for El Pimpi, Clandestino, the Alcazaba, the ruins of the Roman theatre, the Picasso museum and the museum of crystal and glass, etc etc). There's parking nearby - the hotel give you good directions to it once you've dropped off your bags. Rooms are smallish but perfectly comfortable. The ones at the front have great views of the street (good for Semana Santa etc) though they're a bit noisier if there's a feria or fiesta of course. There is a lift. There's no breakfast bar on site but that's not a problem: the hotel has an arrangement with the excellent cafe right opposite who offer a whole range of breakfast choices - and you can order food to be brought to your room if you really need that. A great place to stay - we're really happy to recommend it highly. Room Tip: Rooms facing onto the street have better views but can be noisier if there's a feria or fiesta...
Nothing we disliked - but do ask for a room at the back (facing onto the attractive internal courtyard) if there's a feria or festival on & you're concerned about noise.
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It could be the heat. It could be the new slide. But, Westover pool in Harrisonburg has been jam packed. It had a record number of 1,262 visitors.
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During 2010-11, FACT sold 6.5 lakh tonnes of the fertilizer
Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore (FACT) is expected to see a major investment in expansion and capacity addition in 15 years in the form of a new, 1,000-tonnes-per-day Factamfos plant at the Kochi division.
The last major investment in the fertilizer company was in a 900-tonnes-per-day ammonia plant, which involved an investment of more than Rs. 600 crore.
Involving an investment upwards of Rs. 250 crore, the proposed Factamfos production facility is among several other plans on the anvil for the public sector fertilizer giant.
A Rs. 680-crore, five-lakh-tonnes-per-day urea plant, using carbon dioxide from FACT's ammonia plant and 2,000-tonnes per day sulphuric acid plant have also been proposed.
The detailed project report is ready for the proposed Factamfos plant and a detailed environment impact assessment study is under way. The plant is likely to be commissioned in two years, the money being found through internal accruals and assistance from the Union government.
FACT management is also preparing a detailed project report on increasing the capacity of 360-tonnes-per-day phosphoric acid plant to 540 tonnes per day.
Factamfos, the 20:20:0:13 complex fertilizer from FACT, is its sales driver and during 2010-11 the company sold nearly 6.5 lakh tonnes of the product. Factamfos sales this financial year stands at over 4,20,000 tonnes till the end of December.
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FACT is at a disadvantage over some of the other fertilizer companies in the country considering the feedstock it uses.
While the cost of LNG input is a little more than U.S .$ 4 per MMBTU, naptha costs six times that amount. Though the Union government provided Nutrient-Based Subsidy Scheme to make up for the gap, FACT's share of compensation was, initially, much lower than some of its competitors.
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Beatz also talked about his aim at Reebok with high expectations and duties.
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If you think network projects are difficult, try doing them in Baghdad. The capital of Iraq, battered for more than a year by weapons of war, doesn't have the kind of infrastructure that is commonplace in American cities. The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), however, has been scrambling to develop something resembling a modern Internet service.
Army Col. Joseph Catudal has been leading the effort, serving as director of communications and information technology for the CPA. His mission is to install, operate and maintain communications and IT network services.
The goal is to include line-of-sight radio links to connect all of the CPA elements, along with Microsoft Corp. Exchange e-mail and a local-area network.
To put it mildly, conditions are less than ideal, Catudal said. The concrete buildings are not suited for wireless connections, and much of the wiring he expected to find in the city is gone. The looting of museums in Baghdad was a more well-publicized problem, but looting of copper and fiber for sale on the black market has become much more of a practical issue.
"I'd heard about the looting, but I didn't realize how extensive it was into all the fiber and copper connections streetside and down into the manhole covers," he said. Catudal said he had expected the cables to be there, and now has to figure out how to make do with fewer of them.
If he were home and working at the Pentagon, he could pick up a phone and order what he needed. In Baghdad, "the supply line is 8,000 to 10,000 miles long," he said. "If you need something that you would buy locally in the United States, there's nowhere you can go with your credit card to buy items. Wiring, patches — it's just not available."
Infrastructure issues have plagued the Iraq recovery effort, said Joe Draham, who last year temporarily left his post as vice president of government relations and congressional affairs at GTSI Corp. to become a counselor to the CPA's chief operating officer, Joseph "Keith" Kellogg. Kellogg, a retired lieutenant general, resigned from his seat on GTSI's board of directors to take the position and invited Draham to come along.
The country's infrastructure is not only damaged from the war, but resistance fighters still attacking coalition forces are adding to the wreckage, Draham said. "One of our challenges is, you put a plan in place and two days later part of the plan is blown up," he said.
Science Applications International Corp. is the prime contractor on the Internet infrastructure project, and Raytheon Co. is a subcontractor. The companies' employees work 72 hours a week — sometimes more — trying to get the project done quickly, Catudal said.
Since he began work in November, Catudal has established about 4,000 nonclassified accounts and about 2,000 classified ones. The network he has built so far, using duct tape and other less-than-ideal techniques, logs about 3,000 daily sign-ons.
By the time the CPA turns governance of Iraq over to Iraqis, planned for June, Catudal expects the network to have no more than 6,000 daily users. After that, Iraq's new government will be in charge.
"We're providing as close to world-class services as we can," he said.
Catudal's team of contractors also has to avoid attacks from resistance forces, he said.
"Obviously there is a threat," he said. "My contractors are not shooters, so we have to coordinate with the coalition forces to provide security as we move in and around Iraq. There are only a limited amount of military personnel, so that can create delays."
"We work in the presidential palace," said Draham, who returned to Washington, D.C., earlier this month. "You feel secure in that environment. When you go outside of that environment, everybody's heavily armed."
He predicted that Iraq will become prosperous after the destroyed infrastructure is rebuilt.
"If you look at what the oil wealth has done for Kuwait, it's phenomenal," Draham said. "Iraq has substantially more oil, but the infrastructure was allowed to deteriorate."
The country won't gain from the oil wealth until it is secure, he said. The oil flows through 932 miles of pipeline that saboteurs can easily break.
Draham, who said he has been "preparing for this job my whole life," took part in developing the strategic communication plan that will guide the restoration of services throughout Baghdad and the country. And despite the heavy construction that makes it difficult for wireless signals to penetrate buildings in the capital's downtown, Draham predicted that wireless communications will play a major role in the country's communications capabilities.
That strategic plan is one of the few things that is normal about the situation in Iraq, said Frank Dzubeck, a telecommunications consultant and president of Communications Network Architects Inc. in Washington, D.C.
"This is the right way to go," he said. "Implementation is an issue that stands out with respect to what's going to occur — whether the governing council follows through, whether the allies agree to this and how funding occurs for this. It's a huge, gigantic list of issues. But from the planning perspective, it's an absolute necessity. If you don't do it, you're dead."
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SEOUL — Samsung Electronics, the world's largest maker of mobile phones and TVs, boosted quarterly profit 89 percent as its Galaxy smartphones fended off competition from Apple's iPhone 5.
Operating profit jumped to a record 8.8 trillion won ($8.3 billion) in the three months ended December, Samsung said in a statement of preliminary results Tuesday. That compares with the 8.5 trillion-won average of 35 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The company didn't give net income or unit figures.
Demand for Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III phones helped Samsung boost revenue 18 percent to 56 trillion won as glitches with mapping software dented sales of iPhone 5s. The Suwon, South Korea-based company's use of in-house chips and displays gives it an edge in product development and allows it to keep a greater share of sales.
"Earnings will continue flying high," said Kim Hyung Sik, an analyst at Taurus Investment Securities in Seoul. "Samsung's wide range of businesses is paying off handsomely."
The company sold about 62 million smartphones in the quarter, compared with Apple's 45 million, according to a Daewoo Securities estimate. The iPhone 5 went on sale in September.
Fourth-quarter operating profit may be 200 billion won higher or lower than Tuesday's estimate when audited results are announced later this month, Samsung said. Sales may differ by as much as 1 trillion won.
Earnings at Samsung's mobile-phone unit, its biggest profit driver, probably doubled to 5.7 trillion won, according to a Bloomberg News survey of five analysts. The display unit likely made a 1.1 trillion-won profit, compared with a loss a year earlier, according to the survey.
"Samsung was the major beneficiary of slower-than-expected sales of Apple's iPhone 5," said James Song, an analyst at Daewoo Securities in Seoul. "The biggest challenge ahead is whether it can maintain its competitiveness in the smartphone market as high-end products are expected to be released by big players like Apple and Google."
The South Korean company is in a global patent legal fight with Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple, Samsung's biggest customer as its chips are used in iPhones.
Samsung surged 44 percent in 2012, compared with a 31 percent gain for Apple in New York.
Earnings may have disappointed some investors because expectations were rising ahead of the statement, said Sean Kim, a Seoul-based analyst at Standard Chartered Bank Plc. The company also has to grapple with a stronger won, which dents the repatriated value of overseas sales.
"The biggest risk factor is the strengthening Korean won," Kim said. "In the longer term, possible price competition in the smartphone space also poses a risk."
Sales of the Galaxy S III reached 30 million units within five months of its May debut, Samsung said in a Nov. 4 statement. The company also is reaping profits from its Galaxy Note II phone-tablet device, introduced in September, which reached sales of more than 5 million units as of November.
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