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Real Estate Appraisers Optimistic About Future: Appraisal Institute Survey

More than three-fourths of U.S. real estate appraisers are very or somewhat positive about the demand for their services over the next one to two years, according to an Appraisal Institute survey released today. Eighty percent of residential appraisers and 78 percent of commercial appraisers said they are upbeat about their future, according to the survey conducted in May-June by the nation’s largest professional association of real estate appraisers. “Appraisers have faced a challenging real estate market in recent years, and it’s great to see that so many valuation professionals are

Waldeck Appointed on £4m Lincoln College Extension

News Release 17th July 2013Multi-disciplinary consulting engineers Waldeck  have been appointed to work on Lincoln College’s £4 million redevelopment programme to improve their existing facilities at the Monks Road Campus. The development will comprise the refurbishment, alteration and extension of the Monks Building and include the construction of a fully glazed, double height atrium which will be used as a new student entrance and a new Learning Resource Centre on the extended second floor. There will also be new student recreational

Interim report January–June 2013

Challenging market climate continues during Q2Quarter 2 · Incoming orders amounted to SEK 653.0m (581.0), which adjusted is a decrease of 11.9 %* compared with the same period last year. · Net sales amounted to SEK 700.2m (521.5), which adjusted is an decrease of 0.5%* compared with the same period last year. · Operating profit excluding acquisition costs and restructuring costs was SEK 44.6m (42.0). The adjusted operating margin was 6.4% (8.1). · Operating profit was SEK 44.5m (42.0). The operating margin was 6.4% (8.1). · Net profit was SEK 31.1m (29.4). · Earnings per

Ossur Hf : Q2 Results - conference call Thursday 25 July

Announcement from Össur hf.No:19/2013ÖSSUR RESULTS FOR Q2 2013 Conference call on Thursday 25 July at 12:00 CET/ 10:00 GMT/ 6:00 EST On Wednesday 24 July Össur will publish its financial results for Q2 2013.Publication time is expected to be around 16:00 CET. On Thursday 25 July Össurwill host a conference call where Jón Sigurðsson, President and CEO, and SveinnSölvason, CFO will present and discuss the results of the quarter. Theconference call will be conducted in English and can be heard on the Össurwebsite: www.ossur.com/investors To participate in the

Mott MacDonald appointed on Delhi Metro Phase III

Mott MacDonald has been appointed detailed design consultant by the Hindustan Construction Company–Samsung joint venture for Phase III of Delhi Metro in India. The consultancy will provide geotechnical, civil and structural engineering services for contract CC34, which is part of the Janakpuri West to Kalindi Kunj corridor. The Delhi mass rapid transit system is being expanded to meet increasing transport needs. New circular lines will interchange with existing radial lines, improving connectivity and access to the city’s metropolitan areas. Contract CC34 involves the design and

Harper Adams University lecturer to visit Latin American universities

A lecturer from Shropshire’s Harper Adams University is to travel to South America next month to promote the institution’s postgraduate provision. Native Chilean Dr Daniel May, a lecturer in Applied Farm and Rural Economics, will take part in the International Conference on Competitiveness Evaluation and Conceptual Aspects in Lima, Peru, from August 27 to 29, where he will present a paper entitled ‘Behavioural Drivers of Business Competitiveness’. During his trip and the conference he has organised to meet with representatives from key universities in Peru and Chile to forge links

‘Watch’ this space at the Silverstone Classic Sale

Sixty rare and varied watches, including those from Rolex, Heuer Carrera, Graham, Cartier and Omega, are a highlight of the lifestyle collection at the Silverstone Classic Sale on Saturday 27th July. The auction in Northamptonshire offers the chance to own one of the most desirable watches ever made, a Rolex Explorer 2 ‘Steve McQueen’ model 1655 with orange hand, estimated at between £9,000 to £11,000. Presented with box, booklet and original receipt, the case is 40mm stainless steel, while the black dial has a racing baton hour and minute markers with white luminous hands and the

Garden Route last minute offer for families at #Fancourt

Fancourt Announces Free Nights For Families To Stay & Play In The July/August UK School HolidaysFancourt, South Africa’s leading golf and leisure resort is the ideal spot to base yourself for a few days while exploring the famous Garden Route. There is certainly no shortage of things to do from the youngest to the oldest which is why we recommend families “Stay and Play” with us for as long as possible! And it just got even better … instead of hiking up the prices in the school holidays, Fancourt has just announced a brand new “Free Nights for Families” deal, exclusive to the UK - for

Jambo Jambo…  A Warm Swahili Welcome To Medina Palms

All Suite and Villa Eco Beach Retreat in Kenya Now OpenLocated in one of Kenya’s National Marine Reserves on Watamu Beach - one of the world’s top 10 beaches, Medina Palms is now officially open! Medina Palms is an ultra-luxurious beach retreat – its eco-friendly contemporary Swahili design celebrating the space and light of the Kenya coast, with huge airy accommodation dressed in cool contemporary neutral shades, billowing fabrics and locally crafted furniture. Medina Palms’ facilities include Amandina Restaurant, Star Lounge, Chill Out Bar, Sakina Spa and Fitness Studio and Tribe

Equestrian Excellence at the Great Yorkshire Show

A unique appearance by the 2013 Grand National winner, Auroras Encore and his trainers Sue and Harvey Smith provided a thrilling addition to the equine elements of the Great Yorkshire Show. The grandstand crowds gave the world famous horse a standing ovation as with impressive horsemanship, Sue rode him around the Main Ring, showing his wonderful manners and style to perfection.Also, the quality of finalists for the Top Spec Supreme Championship gave the judges an incredibly difficult task, whilst John Whitaker drew rapturous applause as he took the top show jumping trophy in the Ripon

All aboard the Story Train with the North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Every Friday from 26 July to 1 September 2013Fantastically fun Fridays are in store for anyone hopping aboard the 10.00am train from Pickering during the school summer holidays, when the North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) hosts six weeks of ‘story trains’ to keep its young visitors happy during the long break. Families will be welcomed every Friday by NYMR’s costumed characters, Tracker Jack and Ember the Cat, as they board the steam train from Pickering up to Grosmont.  Each week will have a different theme, with characters from the week’s story joining the train to meet and chat with

SimSpot Project is Plane Sailing for Allen Signs

News Release 17th July 2013Following the opening of its Nottingham office signmaker and vehicle livery specialist Allen Signs  has been appointed by SimSpot to help brand its new flight simulation business. Based on the top floor of The Cornerhouse in the city centre, SimSpot offers flying experiences and pilot training in a state-of-the-art Boeing 737 Next Generation simulator. The company employed Allen Signs, whose head office is in North Hykeham near Lincoln, to design and manufacture the exterior signage, window graphics and wallpaper.

Boliden’s second quarter: Increased mined production but lower metal prices and extensive maintenance shutdowns

Boliden’s revenues during the second quarter of the year totalled SEK 8,035 million (SEK 10,363 m), while the operating profit excluding revaluation of process inventory totalled SEK 370 million (SEK 956 m). The weaker result was due to lower metal prices and extensive maintenance shutdowns at the Group’s smelters.“Metal prices and maintenance shutdowns had a combined effect on the profit of over SEK -700 million compared to previous quarter. This resulted in the weak quarter that we had forecasted. Mined production levels were good, with high grades and volumes. Gratifying is that Aitik’

Access Group announced as National Business Awards Finalist

Up against Compass Group UK & Ireland and Transport forLondon Information Management Dept for the Innovation AwardToday, Access Group has been shortlisted for the Innovation Award at this year's National Business Awards. Access helps organisations improve performance, profitability and efficiency by delivering an integrated business software suite spanning finance, HR, professional services automation, CRM & fundraising, manufacturing and a platform of cloud-based solutions. Going up against Mirada Medical and Racepoint Group, Access will compete for the prestigious award, with the

Interim Report January–June 2013

Q2 2013 · Revenues fell to SEK 8,035 (SEK 10,363 m), mainly as a result of lower prices · Operating profit SEK -59 million (SEK 795 m)–        Operating profit excluding the revaluation of process inventory SEK 370 million (SEK 956 m)–        Impact on operating profit from planned maintenance shutdowns SEK -305 million (SEK -130 m) · Free cash flow SEK -1,477 m (SEK 79 m) · Earnings per share SEK -0.37 (SEK 1.95) Half-year 2013 · Revenues SEK 17,285 (SEK 20,684 m) · Operating profit SEK 636 million (SEK 2,335 m)–        The operating profit excluding the

Vattenfall to present second quarter and first half year 2013 results

Vattenfall will publish second quarter and first half 2013 results on Tuesday, July 23 at 09.00 CET on vattenfall.com .Press conference:Please note that the press conference will be presented in Swedish only and can just be attended in person. Register request for interviews to press@vattenfall.com or telephone +46 8 739 50 10.Commencing at 09.00 (CET), Vattenfall’s president and CEO Øystein Løseth will host the press conference at Vattenfall’s Head Office, Evenemangsgatan 13, Solna, Sweden. Vattenfall’s chairman of the Board Lars G Nordström will also

3Shape Releases CAD Solution for Post and Core Restorations

3Shape, the provider of 3D scanners and CAD/CAM software solutions for the dental industry, announces the launch of its CAD solution for Post and Core restorations – which includes dedicated Post and Core intraoral scanning with 3Shape TRIOS® and unique CAD design workflows in Dental System™ 2013. 3Shape’s Post and Core solution utilizes special scanning capabilities, 3Shape Scan Posts™, and sophisticated software tools for reliable capture and optimally shaped and functional Post and Core designs. The solution saves time by allowing lab technicians to design all layers in a single digital

Research finds timber windows last at least twice as long as PVC-u

A recent report by Dr Gillian Menzies, of the Institute for Building and Urban Design at Heriot Watt University has concluded that the lifespan of timber windows  is at least twice that of their PVC-u counterparts.The study was undertaken for the Wood Window Alliance (WWA) and tested timber-based and PVC-u window frames  across 10 impact factors. The timber windows were all manufactured to WWA standards and were tested across a range of conditions from mild to severe. When timber

What do you do in your kitchen?

Understanding what people do in their kitchens and why will inform thinking about how to reduce the burden from illness caused by food prepared and eaten at home, according to a new report by University of Hertfordshire researchers on behalf of the Food Standards Agency (FSA).The new report, called Kitchen Life, offers detailed insights for the first time into how people interact with their pets and their kitchens and how this might influence foodborne illness. With an estimated one million cases of foodborne illness each year in the UK which results in 200,000 hospital admissions and 500

DSEI, 13-16 September 2013, ExCeL, London, N9-400

UK based manufacturer, Marl, showcase innovative Defence and Security Solutions UK designed and manufactured range the centrepiece at top defence show Marl highlights concept to manufacturing service Ulverston, UK, 17 July 2013. Marl International, a UK leader in the design and manufacture of LED lighting and indicators for the defence industry, will be launching its extended range of NVIS (Night VISion Image Sensor) LED Indicators on its stand at DSEI (13-16 September, ExCeL, London, N9-400). Marl will also present its concept to manufacturing services, and showcase its innovative

THREE HATS FOR LISA (PG)

Part of “The British Film” collection FEATURING a cast and production crew that reads like a Who’s Who of British Sixties talent, Three Hats for Lisa (PG) is directed by Sidney Hayers (The Human Jungle, The Avengers) with music by Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Leslie Bricuss (Doctor Dolittle, Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory). Three Hats for Lisa is an exuberant, whimsical and utterly irresistible musical romp set in the heart of Swinging London and is available here in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements, from 12 August, courtesy of Network Distributing, RRP £9.99.

Order at The Bull’s Head

Call Systems Technology installs ConnectSmart Kitchen software to create calm in the kitchenRichard Pope, owner at The Bull’s Head, Repton, Derbyshire has built a reputation on producing high quality food made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. The pork is produced from pigs reared on Richard’s own farm and everything is made on site, including bread, pastries, and The Bull’s signature gelato. The Bull’s Head is always busy in its four separate eating areas – The Garden Room with 105 covers, The Terrace with 80 covers, the main restaurant with 65 covers and the

Game-changing CamGT 3V-600 takes the lead in gas turbine filter performance

Gas turbine station managers, engineers and rotating plant engineers will benefit from Camfil Power Systems CamGT 3V-600 filter. Gas turbine station managers, engineers and rotating plant engineers will benefit even more from lower maintenance costs, higher turbine availability and lower fuel consumption with the new performance CamGT 3V-600 filter from Camfil Power Systems.   Download the CamGT 3V-600 Brochure 

Stadshypotek’s interim report January–June 2013

January – June 2013 compared with January – June 2012Stadshypotek’s operating profit increased by SEK 209 million to SEK 4,085 million (3,876). Net interest income grew by SEK 702 million to SEK 4,639 million (3,937). The increase in lending volume and improved margins, resulting from the company’s good position in the funding mar­ket, both contributed to the growth in net interest income. SEK 460 million (280) of the net interest income was attributable to the branch in Norway, SEK 157 million (107) to the branch in Finland and SEK 75 million (51) to the branch in Denmark. The increase

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