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вторник, 9 октомври 2012 г.
Frankfurt thrives despite curfew
Despite a night ban on flights, new taxiways as well as construction work on the brand new third terminal takes place.
ND1005127
Title: Coffee and a Movie?
Description: Coinstar is testing Rubi, a self-serve kiosk that dispenses lattes and fresh-ground coffee.
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BELLVUE, Wash. ? Want hot coffee to go with your movie? Soon, you might be able to order a cup while you grab a DVD from Redbox, Bloomberg Business Week reports. Coinstar has started a pilot program with Rubi, a box that grinds Seattle?s Best coffee beans and brews a fresh cup of Joe in a minute.
The company has its eye on the $28.5 billion out-of-the-home coffee market, with an agenda to make inroads into the premium market with coffee offered at drugstores and big-box retailers. ?The coffee market is enormous,? said Ken Redding, general manager for Rubi. ?The market is very much about convenience and desire. We?ve built a platform that can be in arms length of desire.?
The machines will serve around 28 cups daily, with a cup of coffee running $1 to $1.50, and specialty beverages topping out at $2. Those prices will likely appeal to budget-conscious consumers.
Safeway has agreed to host some of the first 50 installations of Rubi. However, none of the stores with Starbucks cafes will have a Rubi. Harris Teeter Supermarkets also is part of the Rubi pilot program.
Coinstar has been working on technology that is similar to a French press for several years. ?American consumers have moved from buying the worst quality in the world to buying among the best coffee in the world,? said Redding, adding that the company might operate up to 15,000 Rubi kiosks one day.
Content Subject: Operations
Formatted Article Date: October 5, 2012
Electric 'Formula E' series to launch
Motorsport's ruling body the FIA signs an agreement to launch an electric car series in 2014.
Police arrest 13 in taped killings
Investigators in Nigeria say they have taken 13 people into custody after a mob attacked four students and burned them alive -- killings that were videotaped and posted online.
Road cars with F1 tech
Amanda Davies finds out how Ferrari transfers F1 technology and know-how into road cars.
понеделник, 8 октомври 2012 г.
Lennon salutes tired Celtic team
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is delighted to see his side overcome fatigue to defeat Hearts 1-0 in Glasgow.
ND1001126
Title: Omaha Reconsiders Cigarette Tax
Description: Plans are still underway, but one state senator believes city residents should make the decision whether to raise the cigarette excise tax.
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OMAHA, Neb. ? State Sen. Bob Krist said last week that he is planning to introduce legislation in January that would require a public vote on whether to raise the state?s cigarette tax, calling the current approach by City Council ?a misuse? of the city's authority to levy occupation taxes.
Omaha.com reports that the city should be required to seek voter approval before imposing its proposed cigarette tax to help fund a university cancer center.
?A vote of the people is an important part of our obligation to insure transparency at all levels of our government,? Krist said in a letter to City Council.
State Sen. Abbie Cornett called on the Omaha City Council to make sure its projected revenues from the cigarette tax proposal are accurate. If the projections amount to $6 million a year or more, a new state law requires voter approval before the tax could be enacted. She also noted that the city?s occupation tax on restaurants and bars collected about $8 million more than initially projected, reports the news source.
Instead of initially imposing a 7% local tax on gross sales of cigarettes (based on an average per-pack price of $5.10), the City Council is now considering a 4.5% rate to help pay for a proposed $370 million cancer research and treatment center.
?If they're going to do this (cigarette tax), they better make sure the numbers are right,? Cornett told the news source, adding, ?There's been way too much of a spotlight on the city and its occupation taxes.?
Like Cornett, Krist supports the cancer center project, but he believes that the city should find another way to finance its share. His told the news source that his constituents, including convenience store operators, oppose the cigarette tax increase.
Content Subject: Operations
Formatted Article Date: October 1, 2012
NASA Astronaut Kevin Ford Interview Availability Before Space Station Mission
NASA astronaut Kevin Ford of Indiana, making final preparations for an October launch to the International Space Station at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center, Star City, Russia, will be available for live satellite interviews from 5 to 6 a.m. CDT Friday, Oct. 5.
Libya's PM-elect out after no-confidence vote
Libya's General National Congress rejected Prime Minister-elect Mustafa Abushagur's crisis government proposal Sunday.
Djokovic and Azarenka victorious
World number two Novak Djokovic wins his third China Open title, as Victoria Azarenka wins the women's event.
Flame Towers light up Baku
Baku has been a citadel amidst potentially destabilizing forces for centuries, routinely blasted by gale-force winds, seismic activity and positioned near one of the world's largest and most coveted oil reserves.
Tutu wins $1 million prize
A billionaire's foundation announced Thursday a one-off $1 million award to South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu for "his lifelong commitment to speaking truth to power."
Shelvey & Bertrand get call-ups
Jonjo Shelvey and Ryan Bertrand get England call-ups for World Cup qualifiers as Kieran Gibbs withdraws.
ND1004125
Title: Kum & Go to Benefit Toys for Tots
Description: The convenience retailer commits to a minimum $100,000 donation for Toys for Toys, with its ?Drink good. Do good.? campaign continuing through December 7.
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OMAHA, NE ? Kum & Go announced earlier this week the launch of its ?Drink good. Do good.? campaign to help support Toys for Tots.
Now through December 7, Kum & Go will donate 5 cents for every hot beverage purchased at its stores, adding a $1 donation (up to $10,000) each time a customer ?checks in? to a Kum & Go store through foursquare. As part of the campaign, the convenience retailer has pledged a minimum contribution of $100,000 to the foundation that provides toys to underprivileged children during the holidays.
"Whether you need a large black coffee on your way to work or a Pumpkin Spice Cappuccino for an afternoon pick-me-up, every hot beverage purchase you make at Kum & Go this fall will help buy toys and books for underprivileged children during the holidays," said David Miller, Kum & Go senior vice president of marketing.
Last year, Kum & Go raised $164,000 for Toys for Tots. And for the past three years, it raised additional money to help the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation.
"Finding a present under the tree on Christmas morning is an experience every child deserves," said Bill Grein, vice president, marketing and development of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. "Kum & Go has done so much to help us bring that joy to children in need. With their pledge of at least $100,000 for our 2012 campaign, we will be able to fulfill the Christmas dreams of over 10,000 children."
Customers can make additional monetary donations to Toys for Tots at Kum & Go stores, which will also serve as toy collection sites during the holiday season.
Last year, Toys for Tots distributed 15.6 million toys, books and gifts to 7.2 million children.
Content Subject: Corporate
Formatted Article Date: October 4, 2012
Helmet cam captures firefight
Ret. Gen. James 'Spider' Marks talks to CNN about helmet cam video of an American soldier's firefight in Afghanistan.
Video shows missing U.S. journalist
A video uploaded to YouTube shows a blindfolded American freelance journalist, in obvious distress, weeks after he was last heard from in Syria.
What CNN saw at Libya consulate
CNN's Arwa Damon describes the scene inside the consulate in Benghazi, Libya after the deadly Sept. 11 attack.
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