Price range for refurbishing a van into a taco truck.
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Some have spent precious savings buying and refurbishing their homes.
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Its two main airports are badly in need of refurbishing.
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Green and Fudge worked together refurbishing and running rental properties.
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Refurbishing this stadium would have been far cheaper, critics say.
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And Qatar and Turkey are refurbishing a port in Sudan. Why?
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"The refurbishing and renovation business is off the charts," Cramer said.
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He subsequently founded reBuy, a company that specialized in refurbishing electrical goods.
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The cost of refurbishing the Bronx center is budgeted at $183 million.
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While at first glance it seems similar to refurbishing, the results differ.
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Mr. Warburton is now expanding from lighting to antiques and refurbishing furniture.
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Many Starliner employees took part in building and refurbishing shuttles, Ferguson said.
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It will invest 55 million pounds ($71.36 million) in refurbishing the remaining branches.
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Refurbishing of out-of-commission rooms in aging hotels is also under way.
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SpaceX plans on both processing and refurbishing its Falcon rockets at the port.
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In a small warehouse, a group of workers are refurbishing and dismantling electronics.
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SpaceX has spent the last year carefully evaluating and refurbishing this particular Falcon 9.
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After years of refurbishing and outfitting, it was finally put into service in 2012.
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Refurbishing the Note 7 is obviously good for the environment and reduces e-waste.
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To produce this new line, he is refurbishing an abandoned factory in Jellico, Tenn.
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At the beginning of every season, each takes on a house that needs refurbishing.
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The administration has discussed refurbishing homeless facilities or building new ones, The Post reported.
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The company has been refurbishing restaurants and adding other upgrades such as self-order kiosks.
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Sears' 20th century competitors — Walmart, Target and Macy's — are pouring money into refurbishing their stores.
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From my admittedly limited experience, Apple does a very good job of refurbishing their devices.
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However, a recovered rocket requires some level of refurbishing which will accrue a certain cost.
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There's a lot of other money we're taking about to go into refurbishing and modernization.
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He spent about a year refurbishing it and transforming it into a unique vacation rental.
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That should improve over time, however, as SpaceX gets better at refurbishing the cargo craft.
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Gavin Newsom plans to visit a ventilator refurbishing site in Sunnyvale, California, on Saturday afternoon.
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Prosecutors said the apartment and its refurbishing was a bribe worth 3.7 million reais ($1.1 million).
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It funded clean up projects in Montana, refurbishing contaminated sites and making them viable small businesses.
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The company has indicated it would do some of the refurbishing in India, creating local jobs.
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The money that went into refurbishing Frogmore Cottage, their UK home, came from this Sovereign Grant.
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We can at least thank Rand Paul for nominally refurbishing libertarianism so that it is halfway respectable.
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It intends to rebrand the chain as Bunnings and invest 500 million pounds refurbishing its 265 stores.
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Vroom also runs a huge repairs and refurbishing operation, Texas Direct Auto, which it acquired last year.
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SpaceX retrieved the rocket and spent the next few months refurbishing it in preparation for today's launch.
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When she's not giving tours, Hyon works with a crew refurbishing the nearby Kim Il Sung Stadium.
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It's not clear exactly how much SpaceX's boosters cost or how much SpaceX spends refurbishing used hardware.
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These devices are then submitted to a rigorous refurbishing process to make sure they meet quality standards.
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When rockets are reusable and don't need much refurbishing, that means the can endure more practice runs.
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The modernization also entails refurbishing nuclear warheads and improving the aging facilities where the work is done.
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The company's expenses soared as it leased new office space and spent huge sums refurbishing the locations.
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Wesfarmers intends to rebrand the chain as Bunnings and invest 500 million pounds refurbishing its 265 stores.
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Evans is the rare composer whose music doesn't need any refurbishing or newfangled interpretation to sound contemporary.
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They also earned extra money refurbishing cars together: Gary fixing the engine, and Dee upholstering the interior.
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"You can see the décor is in need of refurbishing," Mr. Gibson, the Scottish bakery manager, said.
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They can be found selling and refurbishing junk — and tearing The Mandalorian's ship apart in episode 2.
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Pauley addresses whether excluding churches from secular state aid programs — like refurbishing playgrounds — violates the First Amendment.
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She threw herself into refurbishing their house in Buckingham Place and later a sprawling country house near Henley.
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The amount of money that past administrations have spent on White House refurbishing and restoration has varied greatly.
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In order to do that, SpaceX is landing rockets, refurbishing them, and then launching new missions with them.
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Wesfarmers said on Monday it would spend another A$500 million (242 million pounds) refurbishing the 265 stores.
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One significant area of Target's investment is dedicated to refurbishing a large chunk of its existing store fleet.
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Boeing is now building its CST-100 Starliner in a Kennedy building once used for refurbishing space shuttles.
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Job descriptions show that remanufacturing at Tesla includes a much broader set of responsibilities than refurbishing used parts.
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An additional five million will go toward refurbishing the lesser-known National Museum of the Palazzo Venezia in Rome.
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Beijing bought the Liaoning from Ukraine in 1998, spent years refurbishing it and put it into service in 2012.
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"I have a refurbishing company in the Netherlands and a company that builds log houses in Russia," he said.
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With the help of a veterans union, many have started small businesses, opening auto repair shops or refurbishing apartments.
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SpaceX is already decreasing the turnaround time between re-flights and doing less refurbishing of the rockets between launches.
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Microsoft's corporate vice president of communication, Frank Shaw, begins by once again asserting Microsoft's support for refurbishing and recycling.
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Items ordered through Back Market come from certified repair and refurbishing services, and include a minimum 6-month warranty.
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The company's losses have ballooned as it has spent huge sums taking on new leases and refurbishing its locations.
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There are 400 to 500 of these bombs, says Gronlund, which means refurbishing one will cost about $20 million.
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That means the US will need to begin either refurbishing or replacing its nuclear submarines within the next decade.
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Serial entrepreneur Thanh started the company by buying over an old production line from Saigon Beer, and refurbishing it himself.
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South Korean officials have discussed refurbishing North Korea's rail system and troubleshooting the North's problems with electricity generation and distribution.
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Refurbishing those barrels is a huge business, heavily dependent on casks being shipped across the Atlantic from Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Earlier this month, the historic home became listed on the National Register of Historic Places after an extensive refurbishing process.
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It spent 18 months refurbishing the house, which now boasts a lift, a newly constructed mews house and a garage.
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The plumber repaid the banker in part by refurbishing his bathroom, but this apparently did not include plugging financial leaks.
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Target's $7 billion turnaround plan, announced in February, includes refurbishing existing locations, opening smaller stores and making heavy investments online.
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Some photographs require refurbishing, and some of the frames of the 30 paintings by Western artist Frederic Remington were damaged.
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The home refurbishing chain is projected to bring in $16 billion in revenue and 21.16 cents of earnings per share.
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That's because Susan Olsen, a 63-year-old retired grandmother, spends countless hours finding and refurbishing used American Girl dolls.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars will be spent refurbishing historic monuments, including the 119-year-old Grand Palais exhibition center.
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But economics also played a factor: the fountain was in need of refurbishing, which would have cost over $1 million.
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Lopez Obrador's plans include building a new $8 billion refinery, refurbishing existing refineries and reversing a steady decline in crude production.
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The retailer, whose home improvement products are closely tied with home building and refurbishing, was hurt immensely by the Great Recession.
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Mr Nguyen said the bank was refurbishing branches as it sought to reflect a "completely different" function for the physical network.
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When we started refurbishing, we found a small closet in the living room that none of my flatmates had opened yet.
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Zeratsky said the technique helps with projects outside the office, like reorganizing his apartment and refurbishing his sailboat on the weekends.
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Greenpeace made a huge stink about Samsung not committing to a recycling/refurbishing plan, and the Note FE should appease them.
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The company, meanwhile, gets multiple revenue streams from a single product and guarantees quality by refurbishing and cleaning in between rentals.
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I later took up refurbishing computers, started to do really well, and then a market shift brought an end to that.
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I go to work at 7:30 AM every weekday, making products for state agencies and refurbishing computers for public schools.
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The museum honoring the jazz musician and his wife Lucille Wilson is expanding and refurbishing its campus with the city's support.
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Mr. Stoffel's job was simple: help Iraq stand up so the U.S. could stand down by refurbishing old Iraqi military equipment.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that patent holders can't sue people for reselling or refurbishing a product that's based on those patents.
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The extent to which costs can be further reduced depends on exactly how difficult refurbishing the used boosters turns out to be.
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Ellis says all of this new funding is going toward refurbishing that launchpad as well as expanding Relativity's facilities in Los Angeles.
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Jakarta has focused its attention on bolstering its defences with a 15-mile sea wall and refurbishing the crumbling flood canal system.
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Cook said that cheap iPhone battery replacements in 2018 played into a tendency toward refurbishing existing phones rather than buying new ones.
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The resort is refurbishing an existing hotel complex near the Tanah Lot temple, a sensitive cultural and spiritual site for many Balinese.
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The orders were the latest evidence of major railroads seeking to control costs by refurbishing aging machinery instead of purchasing new engines.
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Seattle-based Analogue had already released an updated version of the NES in 2015, refurbishing original Nintendo parts within an aluminum casing.
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The company originally claimed that it had met all "fire regulation" when refurbishing Grenfell but omitted that phrase in a later statement.
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And Russia is reportedly refurbishing giant, Cold War-vintage mobile artillery vehicles that can lob nuclear artillery shells just over the horizon.
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He has been involved in charitable endeavors in Mexico, including refurbishing the sports complex in Tijuana where he played as a youth.
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Refurbishing returned devices helps prevent waste and helps boost Apple's bottom line when it doesn't have to eat the cost of returns.
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They are in the middle of refurbishing it and setting up tours, so it's not quite as amazing as the USS Massachusetts.
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Guylee Simmonds and David Schnabel spent a year refurbishing a rescue lifeboat, and making it into the ideal homebase for an adventure.
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They came under criticism for refurbishing the house at a cost of at least 2.4 million pounds ($3.1 million) in public funds.
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Bijl's father, Martin Bijl, is one of the premier art restorers in the Netherlands, whose résumé of refurbishing paintings includes many Rembrandts.
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He changed his job at the pharmaceutical factory from the day to the night shift, so that he could spend the days refurbishing.
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Since then, SpaceX has been busy refurbishing LC-39A for the Falcon 9 rocket and the larger, not-yet-revealed Falcon Heavy model.
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SpaceX hopes to disrupt that norm by bringing its boosters back home, refurbishing them and then flying other missions with those recycled rockets.
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The company also reported the success of its existing efforts around recycling and refurbishing older Apple devices, and keeping electronic waste from landfills.
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"This administration has a track record of refurbishing and reissuing old discriminatory policies as we have seen with the Muslim Ban," Clarke said.
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IAC's latest gambit is Angi Homeservices, a company that combines two big brands aimed at home repair and refurbishing, Angie's List and HomeAdvisor.
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The company plans to spend about $700 million renovating the lobby, installing new elevators, refurbishing the vacant office space and attracting new tenants.
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Mr. Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh, another theater impresario, have spent huge sums refurbishing buildings for the love of them, Mr. Howle added.
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Sure, some of them got the job via a million-dollar political donation and then spent way too much refurbishing their official residence.
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Hawaii's local government is already considering refurbishing the Cold War-era fallout shelters to protect citizens and tourists from a nuclear North Korea.
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The company's watchmakers, who have years of training and experience, are concentrated in customer service, revitalizing watches sent in for repair or refurbishing.
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This isn't about brown people coming over and taking over; it's about trying to find a way of repurposing and refurbishing those symbols.
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Porter House New York Michael Lomonaco is refurbishing his steakhouse in the Time Warner Center, so it will be closed for about a month.
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And no matter how quickly Amtrak dispatches maintenance crews, it is perpetually playing catch-up — the hard-used rails and switches require regular refurbishing.
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It is a private initiative - due for completion in 2018 - which involves refurbishing seven buildings and which will house Spain's first Four Seasons hotel.
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FrontFour at the time also questioned some of its business decisions, such as ClubCorp's model to pour money into refurbishing its golf course acquisitions.
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Samhi has raised $240 million in equity since 2011 and has focussed on acquiring economy and mid-scale hotels and refurbishing or rebranding them.
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Magnit has been growing its store numbers rapidly for a number of years and is now shutting inefficient stores and refurbishing some older ones.
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According to Lawson, new products are added to the online used inventory every day after they've gone through a refurbishing and quality control process.
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I think he is serious about refurbishing the ruling system and Saudi society, not least to keep himself and his family at its head.
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In 2017, Mr. Mackintosh also spent around $77 million refurbishing the Victoria Palace Theater, where "Hamilton" is playing, which included work on its ceiling.
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Corruption charges Last year, South Africa's Constitutional Court ordered Zuma to repay millions of dollars in public funds spent on refurbishing his private homestead.
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"We took about $150 million of capital this year and transferred it, instead of building new units, to refurbishing our existing stores," he said.
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The company has also been investing in refurbishing its restaurants, rolling out self-order kiosks and a mobile ordering app to pull in more customers.
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Instead, they sell them to places like Copcarsonline, where for 24 years, Florida-based Jon Woodhouse has been refurbishing and selling former law-enforcement vehicles.
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Lundgren had 28,000 disks made and shipped to a broker in Florida in an effort to sell them to refurbishing shops for 25 cents each.
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And, of course, in some cases, there are people collecting the products to see if they're suitable for refurbishing instead of being shredded and recycled.
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Instead of using a booster once and discarding it, SpaceX plans to use its rockets multiple times for many different missions, refurbishing them in between.
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The creative youth group mindPOP, music architectural firm Acoustic Spaces, refurbishing initiative Rebuilding Together Austin, and the construction company DPR all contributed to the effort.
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He says that given the large volume of devices that Apple is refurbishing, even a small percentage of errors could translate into many accidental calls.
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Refurbishers like Trove (which powers Nordstrom) and Hobi (one of Backmarket's refurbishers) could provide the supply chain by repairing and refurbishing products domestically at scale.
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Work done to the shaft in preparation for its recommissioning includes refurbishing underground fixed and mobile equipment, as well as certain sections of the concentrator.
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The company's business — leasing space, refurbishing it and renting it out to its "members" — is not profitable and may not be for the foreseeable future.
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The money went quickly, with much of what was earmarked for the subway system going toward new train cars and refurbishing of the existing fleet.
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The Greek government's new plan foresees replacing three big camps on Lesbos, Samos and Chios with smaller ones, while refurbishing camps on Leros and Kos.
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Rocket Lab says the test went better than expected, which bodes well from moving to an actual test of properly recovering and refurbishing the thing.
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Dollar Tree has been refurbishing many Family Dollar stores and improving their product assortments and customer service while re-badging some as Dollar Tree outlets.
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Companies like Samsung and Apple try to control as much of the repair, aftermarket, refurbishing, and end-of-life of their devices as is possible.
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Should a trophy be damaged or in need of refurbishing, players (or their teams) can send them back to Del City for a literal buffing.
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The Russian military is refurbishing the Hmeynim airbase and lengthening the runway, RT said, so that heavier bombers can take off from it in the future.
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The costume department is responsible for creating, refurbishing and conserving thousands of opera and ballet costumes per season, with up to 600 costumes needed per production.
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Lexmark has spent over a decade arguing that this kind of refurbishing violates both copyright and patent law — though it lost the copyright fight in 2004.
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However, it still appears unlikely Apple would be able to easily convince the Indian government to approve its refurbishing plans, at least in their current form.
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But SpaceX may have a lot of practice with refurbishing rockets, since the company is aiming to fly up to six preflown Falcon 9s this year.
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This included refurbishing the ornate oak front door, the parlor-level wainscoting and the carved staircase banister, as well as the decorative fireplaces, Mr. Nikci said.
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A small online business owner from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Bumstead specializes in refurbishing and selling old MacBooks, models he typically buys from recyclers and fixes up himself.
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But Wood cautions that when refurbishing a home, you want to make sure not to throw out the items that make it feel like, well, home.
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The company's main goal is to make spaceflight more accessible through reusability, bringing rockets back to Earth after multiple launches, refurbishing them and then launching again.
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Gilbert also owns Bedrock Real Estate Services, which has been actively buying up and refurbishing buildings in downtown Detroit as part of the city's ongoing revitalization.
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Under a national parks/gateway communities infrastructure renewal plan, the city would receive much-needed assistance that it might put toward refurbishing infrastructure in its downtown.
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While refurbishing rockets can be costly, reusing rockets, shuttle space engines and space vehicle parts can significantly reduce costs for space entrepreneurs and ultimately space tourists.
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He notices the surface area of the place, or looks for excuses to justify an eviction (or, as he'd put it, a "refurbishing" of the building).
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The city will also provide financial support to the affected vendors, to aid in the refurbishing and repurposing of their market shops for other consumer purposes.
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Tesla did not respond to a request for comment, but, in general, electronics companies are increasingly turning a profit on fixing and refurbishing their own products.
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Drawn on the corner of Acklam and Portbello Road in 2008, it was covered after developer Enstar Capital began refurbishing the property to make luxury flats.
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The sales of Thibaut Courtois and Kevin de Bruyne to Chelsea in 2011 and 2012 allowed the team to spend $11 million refurbishing its youth academy.
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The Italian government has allocated 58 million euros (about $63.8 million) to complete the refurbishing, but the museum also depends on private donors for additional funding.
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Drawn on the corner of Acklam and Portbello Road in 2008, it was covered after developer Enstar Capital began refurbishing the property to make luxury flats.
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Russia is building six new bases, refurbishing old runways from the Cold War era, constructing new icebreakers, and putting modern submarines with nuclear warheads into service.
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Rather than recycling or merely refurbishing the item to its original state, the process also enhances the product to make it comport with the latest technology.
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While Myer was shutting underperforming outlets and cutting deals with landlords to reduce floorspace, stores that the company was refurbishing were experiencing higher sales, he added.
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Their work included refurbishing the elaborate architectural finishes (and adding a few of their own), renovating the kitchen and bathrooms, and reinstalling stairs to the roof.
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Materials for new productions or for refurbishing existing ones — things like wood and canvas — often must be imported, and in Cuba, importing anything can be complicated.
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The project would include repairing bridges in western Anbar Province; refurbishing the road, known as Highway 1; and building service stations, rest areas and roadside cafes.
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Houses that people worked on for months, gutting and renovating and refurbishing, and had finally moved back into less than a week ago — they are flooded.
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Those of us looking for a crafty outlet can express ourselves by refurbishing an old dresser, repurposing discarded window frames or wrapping Mason jars with burlap.
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Unable to stop the sinking, Jakarta has focused on bolstering its defenses with a 15-mile (24-km)seawall and refurbishing the crumbling flood canal system.
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The chateau's architect is refurbishing the manor house there and building structures for an apparent hunting compound, according to permit records at the local town hall.
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Widening streets, refurbishing houses and improving local transport links, libraries and child care would do much more for deprived areas than simply razing them to the ground.
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Refurbishing used rockets — which otherwise can cost tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars to custom-build for each mission — is key to cutting launch costs.
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At least, that's the story behind Trocafone, a Brazilian startup that just raised $7 million for its services buying, refurbishing, and re-selling smartphones across Latin America.
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Google will also donate $150,000 cash to Louisville's Digital Inclusion Fund, which includes refurbishing used computers for low income residents in Louisville and providing discounted internet access.
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This impact is twofold: not only are taxpayers spared the expense of refurbishing historic structures, but local communities benefit from increased economic activity and more local jobs.
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In addition to book donations and refurbishing libraries, the group offers author visits with schools and holds an annual writers conference for kids on the UCLA campus.
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But shares in the group fell as much as 24 percent as the company outlined the cost of the transformation, including rationalising distribution and refurbishing its stores.
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The company is also refurbishing Marshall's historic Test Stand 21 — once used for Saturn V rockets and Space Shuttle engines — where it is testing several engine variants.
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Soon after Mr. Solomon took possession of the house, he turned to the architect and interior designer Robert Couturier for guidance and direction on rebuilding and refurbishing.
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"Most younger watches will look like new watches: you will not see the difference," said Mr. Mann, adding that he employs 24 watchmakers to do the refurbishing.
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One of the things that could sway the government's decision in Apple's favor would be if the company seriously commits to its promise of refurbishing iPhones in India.
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But instead of a Maggie Smith in Victorian costume greeting a visitor, it's Julie Hutton, who has made a career out of buying and refurbishing run-down properties.
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Dunkirk, New York's nonprofit community bicycle project Spoke Folk is refurbishing more than 50 bikes that will be distributed to children in need—just in time for Christmas.
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During the holiday season, volunteers focus on refurbishing bikes for children and young adults that are then donated through faith-based and community organizations like the Salvation Army.
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Prosecutors say Lula masterminded the scheme during his eight years in office, but Wednesday's hearing focuses on whether he traded influence for the refurbishing of a beach condo.
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It still focused on taking old machines and refurbishing them as cloud-connected computers, but it would put Google's Chrome operating system at the center of its business.
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Finally, Zungoli in the Campania region, and Mussomeli, in Sicily, also announced they would be selling homes for just $1 if residents were committed to refurbishing their properties.
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The mayor, Mr. Paes, 46, embarked on a frenetic urban overhaul to highlight Rio on the global stage, refurbishing parts of the old center and installing light rail.
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Unlike most games, "World of Warcraft" is a singular persistent online experience, with occasional updates issued that are akin to refurbishing an airplane while it's in the air.
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The court said he breached the constitution by refusing to refund some of the 240 million rand ($17 million) of state money spent on refurbishing his private residence.
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The point of making the deals — along with others for Carlos Beltran and Ivan Nova — was to continue refurbishing the Yankees' farm system with a haul of prospects.
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In the last couple of years, SpaceX has also accomplished something new and different: landing the booster stage of a Falcon 9, refurbishing it and launching it again.
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The two brothers had shared a real estate business for decades, refurbishing properties, the sale of which had left his brother with what he estimated was $2 million.
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It's also impacted the iPhone repair, refurbishing, and recycling industry, because phones that are legitimately obtained often still have iCloud enabled, making that phone useless except for parts.
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It's kind of a lucky break, since the visions caused by his brain injury are what enable them to figure out that they are in a secret refurbishing station.
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This is not surprising given that government policy favours the building of new houses over the more logical option of refurbishing existing houses (tax is charged on the latter).
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It's why, today, the refurbishing of her most iconic designs are attracting another era of women who see fashion as a sojourn from the colorless moments of everyday life.
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Discount stores did well during the crisis, and some, like rival Dia, are now in expansion mode, buying more stores, refurbishing others and expanding into fresh produce or clothes.
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This makes it possible to upgrade a small share of components in newer models and initiate trade-in programs aimed at refurbishing and reusing components with longer, useful lives.
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Waste generated during the repair and refurbishing of the imported items has to be treated in line with local laws including health, safety and environment norms, the order said.
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What Lundgren did was have thousands of these recovery discs printed so that repair and refurbishing shops could sell them for cheap to anyone who can't make their own.
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She invited friends over for vacation, had bonfires in the summer, camped in the timber, and went mushroom hunting; she sank all of her money into refurbishing the house.
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It also demanded that the Trust accelerate work on two reclamation projects and refurbishing Pier 97 at 57th Street, which sits near three towers owned by the Durst family.
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The report, which urged a more cautious approach, cited a finding by federal advisory scientists: that simply refurbishing weapons in their existing configurations could keep them in service for decades.
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And even a busted phone contains parts that may be useful for refurbishing other phones or devices, so make sure it ends up in the hands of a responsible recycler.
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The rocket's engines and tanks are the most expensive part of the vehicle to make, whereas refueling and refurbishing the vehicle could cost as little as a few million dollars.
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Fazal-Karim said individuals and businesses who were in the market for a private jet could see that there were now better options for refurbishing and maintaining an existing plane.
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"The truth is that the revolution is a nightmare," carpenter Luis Sosa, 36, said in a noisy backstreet workshop, refurbishing the wood of a sofa with bright pink spray paint.
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Since October, emergency responders in Elk Grove and Sacramento County, California have received over 1,600 false alarm 911 calls coming from an Apple repair and refurbishing site in the area.
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He had an appliance refurbishing company remove the appliances, and the freezer later wound up at the warehouse of the scrap company owned by Argueta and her husband, Pedro Rodriguez.
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SINGAPORE — After five years of construction and refurbishing, Singapore's former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings are now home to the world's largest collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art.
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Buying, refurbishing and then selling cars online is a logistics-heavy business pursuit, and one that has seen a number of competitors come and go in the past several years.
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It can also mean urban green spaces that absorb and filter stormwater, reducing flooding and pollution, often at much less cost than refurbishing and investing in pipe and tunneling systems.
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Flamengo spent 23 million reais ($6.17 million) on expanding and refurbishing the Ninho do Urubu, and the part of the center destroyed by fire was due to be closed down.
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The constant refurbishing has kept the community of Grand Theft Auto players, who typically have to wait four to five years between totally new versions of the game, paying attention.
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Spirits rising, she found herself refurbishing the 19th-century Greek Revival house with porticoes that is set on a slope overlooking the barns, pastures and hayfields of a working farm.
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The first wave of demolitions in the 1980s was sometimes purely for aesthetic reasons, but councils now often claim the cost of refurbishing towers outweighs the initial outlay to build anew.
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"In other countries you would throw away the lamp and buy a new one," said designer Gretel Serrano, 32, who is currently refurbishing a large batch of lamps for a hotel.
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The refurbishing project will take at least 18 months to fully restart the refinery and adjust its units to process up to 209,000 barrels per day (bpd) of extra-heavy oil.
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Profiti and Spina were charged with spending 422,000 euros ($481,000) in 2013 and 2014 on refurbishing the large Vatican retirement home of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Holy See's former number two.
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When an eBay buyer asked Mr. Norman to reupholster an Adrian Pearsal sofa, the pieces started falling into place; he began buying and refurbishing midcentury furniture for sale on the internet.
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Bloom Energy recently partnered with the state to turn its production facility into a ventilator refurbishing site so that California can put to use ventilators that had been kept in storage.
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Schurman Fine Papers, which is based in Tennessee, has also struggled with the costs of closing and refurbishing a number of underperforming stores it acquired in 2009, according to the filing.
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The Wall Street bank is refurbishing an 11,000 square metre office in the French capital to create a European trading hub that will serve clients once Britain leaves the EU in March.
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Last summer, the city and county said they would put up $350 million, money that they were going to have to spend (over decades) refurbishing Qualcomm Stadium, where the team currently plays.
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Work on the B61-12 has been going on for years, the AP noted, while government officials characterized the latest tests with mock versions of the bomb as vital to refurbishing efforts.
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The company is adding new technology to the F-15 and F/A-18 and other aircraft, and is refurbishing them on the same assembly lines use to build new aircraft, she said.
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Emergency responders in Elk Grove and Sacramento County say they have been receiving about 20 calls a day from a single Apple repair and refurbishing site, according to a report from CBS Sacramento.
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Inside a cramped wooden shack tucked between a laundry shop and a tire yard off a busy road here, 79-year-old Rocky Carroll has toiled for years designing and refurbishing cowboy boots.
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Still, SpaceX's launch pad and a second pad, 39B, which NASA is refurbishing for its heavy-lift Space Launch System rocket, withstood the winds and appeared to be in good shape, Cabana said.
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The decision not to hold the festival, Ms. Havens said, reflected a need to spend Clearwater's money on refurbishing the sloop itself, which plies the Hudson River and is the organization's symbolic heart.
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NEW DELHI, March 28 (Reuters) - India on Wednesday allowed the import of used goods for repair and refurbishing on condition that the imported item has to be exported, a government statement here(e).
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Details: Harry and Meghan will forgo public funding of their activities, abandon their royal designations and repay the more than $3 million they spent refurbishing their residence on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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The CEO has also been refurbishing the company's balance sheet, driving sales with low-budget hits like "A Quiet Place," partnering with Amazon on a new "Jack Ryan" series and chasing international growth.
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In May, Modi and Cook agreed to work towards a "package" of four projects: assembling iPhones, opening Apple stores, importing certified pre-owned iPhones and refurbishing them in India, according to the letter.
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Tile is typically found on the walls and floors of prewar kitchens and bathrooms, and around fireplaces, so tile restoration, fabrication and installation are often an unavoidable part of refurbishing a prewar home.
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Three artists — an Italian-Canadian visual artist, an Irish writer and director, and an English actor whose parents had escaped the Holocaust in Germany — rented the space and set about refurbishing it themselves.
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"If I'm I.B.M., I don't want to sign a hundred different contracts in six different cities," said Mr. Michals, whose company is refurbishing a 50,000-square-foot building for Regus in downtown Philadelphia.
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It hosts the Senior Little League Baseball Eastern Regional Tournament every year, its main claim to fame, and is in the midst of refurbishing and repurposing its historic port on the Delaware River.
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With the rigorous refurbishing process to ensure quality control, and the amount of products (now over 700) offered by Grover, it's too early to tell how its customer demand will steer the company.
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These rocket landings aren't just for show, they're a big part of SpaceX's business plan, which centers on landing, refurbishing and reflying boosters in order to drive down the cost of launching to space.
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WATCH THIS: Zoe Saldana On Introducing Her Kids to Her Films: They're 'Heavily Into Superheroes' "We like buying things that were designed by amazing furniture designers or architects and then refurbishing them," Saldana said.
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India wants waste generated during the repair and refurbishing of the imported items to be treated in line with local laws including health, safety and environment norms, a government order issued on Wednesday said.
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The brothers resorted to refurbishing their current machines with different art to pass them off as new, a suggestion made by psychedelic artist Lorenzo Rimondini, who would become one of the Zaccaria's closest collaborator.
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The Brampton, Canada-based company, like other retail stores, has been refurbishing and expanding its online presence to carve out more market share in the face of stiff competition from companies such as Amazon.
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"It was the culture that taught me to keep going," Hussle wrote last October for the Players' Tribune, in which he explained why he was devoting time to refurbishing an old neighborhood basketball court.
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The law came after a controversy over the refurbishing of San Francisco's Bay Bridge, when the state bought steel from a heavily polluting Chinese mill instead of from cleaner facilities in California and Oregon.
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They now run tours of the falls, giving the landmark a legitimacy that it lacked before, working with the city and state on refurbishing the areas surrounding the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park.
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Most U.S. Gulf Coast refiners are able to process heavy crudes used to make IMO-compliant marine fuels, and have spent heavily this year refurbishing distillation units and cokers to process cheaper, heavy grades.
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You can fill in that extra time by signing up for a cooking class, catching up with friends who you abandoned while you were training, or finishing that dresser you started refurbishing last summer.
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In addition, Pizza Hut has begun refurbishing its locations with a sleeker, more modern design and even transitioning some dine-in modeled stores to be more like fast casual restaurants with limited, but quick service.
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But in the course of a meandering news conference, Mr. Trump dwelled on the virtues of his property there, and compared the difficulties of the American presidency to the task of refurbishing a golf course.
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Capital spending has been a bright spot for the world's third-largest economy, driven by refurbishing of aged infrastructure, urban development, automation and investments to cope with a labour crunch in the rapidly ageing population.
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A few years ago, The Verge traveled to Southern California to talk to a man named David Benardo, whose company, Zelectric Motors, was refurbishing old Volkswagen Beetles and Microbuses and retrofitting them with electric powertrains.
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In February, Wever-Croes said her government was in talks with the United States to look for solutions to the inactivity of the refurbishing project, aimed at converting the refinery into a heavy crude upgrader.
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Other initiatives include sourcing the wood for its furniture from more sustainable sources, experimenting with refurbishing products, using more recycled materials, and testing the use of sustainable biofuel for shipping containers that transport its products.
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Under new Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg, who took over for the now retired Lowell McAdam in 2018, the company has been focusing more on refurbishing its wireless network and less on its own proprietary content.
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He coached in the Mets' farm system in the 1980s and now spends his retirement refurbishing homes with his wife, Angela, for senior neighbors in Africatown, the historic district in Mobile where he was raised.
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MINNEAPOLIS — When Matt Mooney was refurbishing used basketball shoes and selling them out of the trunk of his car in high school, that entrepreneurial streak looked as if it would carry him further than basketball.
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MADRID, March 22017 (Reuters) - Spanish discount food retailer Mercadona said on Tuesday it would invest 26 billion euros ($222.9 billion) in the next six years on refurbishing stores and improving logistics in a competitive Spanish market.
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The retro gaming market is having a bit of a Renaissance lately, thanks to Nintendo's NES Classic console and the ever-expanding industry dedicated to re-creating, refurbishing, and resurrecting nostalgia-fueled products of the past.
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SoftBank now wants WeWork to slow its growth, focus on its core business — leasing office space, refurbishing it and renting it to "members" — and devote its energy to major markets like New York and San Francisco.
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Demand has long since tapered off for the older Mac Pro models, and the Journal reports workers in Texas have moved onto refurbishing computers—on top of jobs for other companies, including HP. [Wall Street Journal]
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In South Africa, the opposition called on Thursday for President Jacob Zuma to be impeached while the country's top court gave him 201683 days to repay some of the $201673 million spent on refurbishing his home.
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The Carlton Regency is one of many residential buildings in New York rethinking, refurbishing or increasing their offerings in an effort to compete with the thousands of square feet in amenities indigenous to newly constructed buildings.
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UNITED STATES Most U.S. Gulf Coast refiners are able to process heavy crudes used to make IMO-compliant marine fuels, and have spent heavily this year refurbishing distillation units and cokers to process cheaper, heavy grades.
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In a process that Mr. Figueroa says is called "invadir" on the island, "to invade," people enter a building that has been abandoned or ill used and claim it for themselves, cleaning, improving and refurbishing it.
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Wilfred had left behind a 50-page manual on how to restore it, and while this has served as an aid to conservators working on his other machines, refurbishing and caring for them remains a challenge.
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Koike, who became governor in August, told the meeting that due to the high cost of refurbishing the existing rowing venue, Tokyo had decided to stick with plans to build a new one in the capital.
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Iran has one of the oldest commercial aircraft fleets in the world, a legacy of the prolonged estrangement with the United States that blocked the Iranians from refurbishing or replacing many of their American-built planes.
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Despite the somewhat subdued business mood, the latest tankan underscored solid corporate capex plans, driven by demand for refurbishing capacity and boosting investment in robotics and automation to cope with labor shortages in the aging population.
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In April, he survived an impeachment vote after the Constitutional Court said he broke the law by refusing to refund some of the 240 million rand ($16 million) of state money spent on refurbishing his private residence.
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Apple did not respond to Motherboard's inquiries about the incidents but they did release a public statement to Mac Rumors: "We're aware of 911 calls originating from our Elk Grove repair and refurbishing facility," the statement read.
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Interestingly, the "big, beautiful wall" that President Trump promised during his campaign rallies has shrunk from 2,000 miles to about 21625 miles, in addition to refurbishing some of the 2900 miles of fencing built since the 220006s.
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The club faced being dissolved over taxes it owed, and it still faces a fraud investigation over what happened to the nearly 10.25 million pounds, or $165 million, that the local government paid for refurbishing the stadium.
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Howden has banked on consumer spending on big-ticket purchases such as home improvement and refurbishing to drive its growth, with sales rising nearly 50 percent and shares soaring over 165 percent in the last 5 years.
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Diego outgrew his old special-needs bike two years ago, so his father donated it to Ms. Alfonzo, who is refurbishing it, along with another used bike, to give to students with disabilities at local P.S. 28.
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Analysts say capex will be underpinned by corporate demand such as for refurbishing old facilities and boosting investment in automation and labor-saving technology to cope with labor shortages, although the pace of gains will likely be modest.
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The company spent most of 2018 refurbishing the factory — which had sat dormant since 2001 when it was used to make Pirelli Tires — to get it ready for the production of the company's electric luxury SUV, the FF91.
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MADRID, March 2 (Reuters) - Spanish discount food retailer Mercadona will curb 2017 profits in order to invest up to 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) this year on refurbishing and opening new stores, improving logistics and expanding into Portugal.
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With the new cash, Sobie said Happy Returns would begin experimenting with different types of redistribution — either sending items to liquidators, or to refill demand in existing stores, as well as adding refurbishing features to resell at outlets.
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Under this plan, I'm going to pay Apple $430 over the course of a year, give the phone back to them, and then they're going to do some cosmetic refurbishing and resell it for a lot of money.
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The managing director of the company that carried out those renovations, Harley Facades Limited, told the BBC he was not aware of any link between the fire and exterior cladding it added to the building during the refurbishing.
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His father, Donald, was an engineer, and his mother, Joan, was undersheriff of Hudson County, N.J. His sister said that even as a young teenager he was finding furniture at Salvation Army stores and refurbishing it for sale.
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Besides refurbishing the stores, Denny's also introduced Denny's On Demand, which lets customers order food for take-out or delivery; new packaging for its food; health-focused meal options; value-oriented menus starting at $2; and meal personalization.
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"I could have saved millions and millions of dollars just by refurbishing the old Commodore rather than creating a brand-new building," Trump (and his ghostwriter Tony Schwartz) wrote in the 213 Trump: The Art of the Deal.
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Most of the department's annual $30 billion budget goes to maintaining, refurbishing and keeping safe the nation's nuclear weapons; curbing the spread of nuclear weapons; rebuilding nuclear production facilities; and overseeing a network of highly regarded national laboratories.
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Inevitably, because of this attitude, Apple owners may be more likely to simply buy a new device instead of repairing a current one or refurbishing an old one, something environmental advocates fear could complicating efforts to reduce e-waste.
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SpaceX thinks it can make the math work in its favor in terms of the costs of refurbishing and redeploying rockets, and that could eventually lead to a discount for customers willing to take advantage of 'pre-loved' rockets.
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"Your work also is to look at refurbishing these pipelines and storage along a Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement by getting willing private companies to invest in these pipelines," Baru said at a ceremony to inaugurate the NPSC board.
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The upgraded Antares may be ready for its first commercial cargo flight Orbital ATK has spent the last year and a half refurbishing the Antares, after a previous version of the rocket exploded during a launch in October 2014.
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Planemakers such as Embraer and Bombardier are shifting focus to after-sales services in response, while brokers are refurbishing older jets or hiring out planes as the once high-flying industry braces for its weakest growth in a decade.
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According to two sources in the iPhone refurbishing community who have bought iCloud-locked phones from telecom auctions, mobile carriers want the ability to unlock phones, but Apple likely has little incentive to encourage the secondary market for iPhones.
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Now, 56 years later, the Space Needle is unveiling a massive renovation, with many of the new spaces now open to visitors.. For upgrades and maintenance, $100 million dollars was spent refurbishing The Space Needle over the past year.
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The raid, in which ICE detained more than 280 people suspected of being undocumented immigrants, demonstrates the degree to which big tech companies rely on cheap and exploitative labor within the United States for "authorized" repair and refurbishing programs.
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Mick and Kelly Nichols, a 2501-something couple from North Carolina going by the moniker Nonstop Nomads filmed a van build, the refurbishing of a passenger vehicle with domestic essentials like storage and a bedframe, a particularly popular video subgenre.
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" Louis Rossman, a fellow microsolderer who has spoken about Apple's repair policies in many viral YouTube videos, told me in a Facebook message that he believes the difference between counterfeiting and refurbishing "is going to be the next big battle.
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Speaking at the symposium on Wednesday, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said the cost of refurbishing and reflying the Falcon 9 first stage was "substantially less than half" the cost of manufacturing a new booster - the most expensive part of the rocket.
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Instead of tearing down the walls or refurbishing the site, the city rebuilt itself down the mountain, at what is now the Città Bassa (Lower Town), a modern commercial and industrial city full of shops, cars, restaurants, boulevards and trees.
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He added that Holman inmates have damaged some of the emergency alert systems inside cells in the solitary unit, where a "refurbishing project" is underway, but that officers conduct visual checks around the clock and are trained to respond to emergencies.
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His parents were factory workers, but his mother also liked to cook Italian delicacies and his father had a knack for real estate, purchasing and refurbishing properties around the neighborhood, including the triangular-shaped structure at 96-01 Corona Avenue.
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The same can be said about "Alien: Covenant," which follows "Prometheus" in Ridley Scott's 21st-century refurbishing of the franchise he initiated (with the crucial contributions of Sigourney Weaver and the graphic artist H. R. Giger) almost 40 years ago.
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If something goes wrong with your purchase after 30 days, you'll be covered by Back Market's Trustpack six-month warranty, and Back Market will provide a free shipping label for you to send it directly to the partner responsible for refurbishing it.
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Capital spending has been a bright spot in the world's third largest economy, driven by investment in high-tech and labor-saving technology to cope with a labor crunch in the aging society and refurbishing demand for upgrading old plants and equipment.
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In an effort to reduce dependence on imports of fossil fuel from Russia, the EU executive set a binding target to cut energy use by 20203 percent by 2030, mostly by refurbishing buildings that suck up some 40 percent of Europe's energy.
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Those plans include refurbishing a historic building to become a Lee-dedicated museum and building life-size replicas of homes from her famous novel and its somewhat controversial 2015 sequel, Go Set a Watchman, released just months before the author's death at 89.
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Cineworld, which bets on a strategy of refurbishing and renovating old screens to use the modern viewing experiences such as IMAX and 4DX, said overall net admissions to its cinemas rose 4.9 percent to 123 million for the six months ended June 30.
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The company has a spotted history of successfully landing its spent rockets (and it will try to land this reused one on a platform in the Pacific.) And refurbishing costs for the rockets may stand in the way of truly affordable spaceflight.
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Already underway is the Met's $22 million refurbishing of 10 galleries devoted to British decorative arts and sculpture, to be completed in winter 2020, and its $150 million replacement of the skylights in the European Paintings galleries, to be completed in 2022.
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Earlier this year, Louis Rossmann, the highest-profile iPhone and Mac repair professional in the United States, told Motherboard that determining "the difference between counterfeiting and refurbishing is going to be the next big battle" between the independent repair profession and Apple.
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And although MCH spent 303 million Swiss francs ($423 million) refurbishing Messe Basel — in 2013 it reopened the 1.5 million-square-foot exhibition site where Baselworld is held — Mr. Loris-Melikoff said he was "not obliged" to keep the show in Basel.
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Navy ships carrying Marines to the exercise first stopped in Iceland, where the Navy has spent millions refurbishing hangars at Naval Air Station Keflavik to accommodate more US Navy P-8 Poseidons, considered to be the best sub-hunting aircraft out there.
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" The official said that the United States and allies would continue to provide humanitarian assistance and support efforts to stabilize areas freed from Islamic State rule "to include continuing the removal of IEDs and other explosives ... restoring basic services and refurbishing schools.
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Capital spending has been a bright spot in the world's third largest economy, driven by investment in high-tech and labor-saving technology to cope with a labor crunch in the ageing society and refurbishing demand for upgrading old plants and equipment.
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If the second summit is a success, South Korea may be able to reopen the Kaesong industrial complex and the tourist resort at Mount Kumgang, or begin to invest in refurbishing the North's railways, which the two Koreas have been jointly inspecting since late November.
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Wesfarmers, which also owns the Coles supermarket chain, said in a stock exchange filing that it plans to buy the Homebase unit of Britain's Home Retail Group for 705 million Australian dollars and then spend another 63 million Australian dollars refurbishing its 265 stores.
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Under the new plan, the older American gear that was going to be pre-positioned in Eastern Europe will now be moved to a U.S. depot in Germany for refurbishing before being sent to bases in Germany, Netherlands and Belgium, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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In 2006, Nielson — who designs a line of luxury basics called Permanent Collection and works as a freelance curator, in addition to managing her father's estate — moved back to Inverness part-time and has since been refurbishing both the house and her father's legacy.
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Giuseppe Profiti and Massimo Spina, respectively the former president and treasurer of the Bambino Gesu hospital in Rome, are charged with spending 422,000 euros ($481,000) in 2013 and 2014 on refurbishing the large Vatican apartment of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican's former number two.
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"We do need to spend a lot of money on refurbishing the systems we have and replacing some of the systems … with new, more efficient ones," Jacobs said, adding that that doesn't require increasing the number of warheads, but slashing the number of delivery vehicles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will no longer be working members of Britain's monarchy, will forgo public funds and will repay money spent on refurbishing their cottage west of London as they embark on an independent future, Buckingham Palace said on Saturday.
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The facility would be in addition to its "spaceship" Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California; a campus in Austin, Texas, that houses customer service agents and some manufacturing; and an Elk Grove, California, unit with several thousand customer service agents and iPhones refurbishing technicians.
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"There's not a lot of modern conveniences that we currently enjoy that weren't touched by Nikola Tesla in some way," said Marc Alessi, executive director of the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe in New York, where teams are refurbishing Tesla's lab into a museum and innovation hub.
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Grupo Odebrecht, founded by Marcelo's grandfather in the mid-1940s, was involved in building or refurbishing at least four of Brazil's 12 World Cup stadiums, including the 1 billion-real ($278 million) Arena Corinthians, which hosted the opening match and will also host Olympic soccer games.
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After determining that new video technologies were unlikely to surpass or even match some of the effects created in the production — especially the depth and three-dimensionality of "Siegfried" — the Met decided to reinvest in its original video system, refurbishing the hardware to keep it running.
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This winter, though, the Yankees' other needs — a middle infielder to fill in for Didi Gregorius while he recovers from elbow surgery, refurbishing the bullpen and trading pitcher Sonny Gray (11 teams are interested, Cashman said) — have percolated in the background as they have pursued starting pitching.
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But the political damage had been done, and despite a thriving economy and low unemployment, the Sweden Democrats argue that immigration should stop and that resources should go to refurbishing the welfare state strained by an aging population, gang violence and the challenge of taking on migrants.
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Record unemployment and a looming recession have exacerbated discontent with President Jacob Zuma's leadership since the Constitutional Court ruled he had violated his oath of office by refusing to refund to the state some of the 240 million rand ($16.25 million) spent on refurbishing his private residence.
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Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will no longer use their royal titles or receive public funds for royal duties, and will repay millions of dollars in taxpayer money used for refurbishing their home in Windsor, the Buckingham Palace announced on Saturday.
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Judge Sergio Moro found Lula guilty of accepting 3.7 million reais ($1.2 million) worth of bribes from engineering firm OAS SA, the amount prosecutors said the company spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro.
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With an estimated 73 percent in smartphone market share in the country, Apple has been no match so far for the complicated regulatory environment in India, where everything from opening a retail store to refurbishing old phones favors entrenched players and adds enormous relative cost to Apple's sticker prices.
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But the political damage had been done, and despite a thriving economy and generally low unemployment, the Sweden Democrats argued that immigration should stop and that resources should go to refurbishing Sweden's famous welfare state, which is strained by an aging population and the challenge of taking on migrants.
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Two-thirds of the agency's annual $30 billion budget is devoted to maintaining, refurbishing and keeping safe the nation's nuclear stockpile; thwarting nuclear proliferation; cleaning up and rebuilding an aging constellation of nuclear production facilities; and overseeing national laboratories that are considered the crown jewels of government science.
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Even when municipalities try to pass the buck to non-locals by drawing on tourist or rental-car taxes, arena welfare still carries an enormous opportunity cost: every dollar spent on refurbishing Atlanta's Phillips Arena, for example, is a dollar not spent on schools or roads, or on cutting property taxes.
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But SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell told the Space Symposium conference that the cost of refurbishing the Falcon 9 rocket that originally flew the CRS-8 Space Station resupply mission last year for SES-10 was "substantially less than half" what it would have cost to build a brand new one.
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Country Garden, the nation's third largest homebuilder by sales, said in a Chinese-language statement on Friday it was closing and refurbishing mainland sales centres that promote its Forest City development "to better fit with current foreign exchange policies and regulations" and as the firm looked to diversify its development strategy.
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Country Garden, the nation's third largest homebuilder by sales, said in a Chinese-language statement on Friday it was closing and refurbishing mainland sales centers that promote its Forest City development "to better fit with current foreign exchange policies and regulations" and as the firm looked to diversify its development strategy.
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And she said a big chunk of her money goes to covering her family's medical bills and day-care costs, refurbishing her grandmother's house for accessibility, and paying for top meal plans, nurses, physical therapists and psychologists for her mother, whom Haddish moved out of a mental institution earlier this year.
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Bipartisanship on a few key issues such as DACA, infrastructure rebuilding, fixing the insurance mess that is the ObamaCare legacy or refurbishing the military could go a long way to establishing a Democratic claim that they can and will govern if given back control of the Congress, or at least the Senate.
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Lula was found guilty last month and sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison for accepting 3.7 million reais worth of bribes from engineering firm OAS, the amount of money prosecutors said the company spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro.
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Changes are overhead, as well: The Space Needle is refurbishing its observation decks, with new glass and glass benches on the upper level (already open) and the world's first and only rotating glass floor to open later this year on the lower level — all the better to see the colorful squiggles of glass below.
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Lula was found guilty in August and sentenced to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes worth 3.7 million reais ($1 million) from engineering firm OAS, the amount of money prosecutors said OAS spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro.
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Lula was found guilty in August and sentenced to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes worth 3.7 million reais ($1 million) from engineering firm OAS, the amount of money prosecutors said OAS spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro (PETR4.SA).
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A white, evangelical Christian who made a fortune buying up dilapidated Florida apartment complexes after the 2008 crash and refurbishing them as affordable housing, the Winter Park businessman had run against Gillum in the Democratic gubernatorial primary earlier this summer—and lost spectacularly, finishing fifth in the primary, with less than 3 percent of the vote.
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Earlier this month, Moro sentenced Lula to nearly 10 years in jail after finding him guilty of accepting 3.7 million reais ($1.2 million) worth of bribes from engineering firm OAS SA, money prosecutors said the company spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR4.SA).
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We sought not only a living wage and better benefits for ourselves and our families, but we were also fighting for smaller classrooms, up-to-date instructional materials, refurbishing aging schools (some of which were almost 100 years old) or building state-of-the-art new ones, and tuition reimbursement for taking courses to become more effective and qualified teachers.
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The house of Dior bought the estate in 2013 and set about painstakingly refurbishing all of the rooms, including Dior's office and the entrance hall, as well as reimagining 21st-century additions, such as the Chagall, Bernard, Picasso and Dali bedroom suites, treats for the lucky few brand ambassadors, LVMH executives and members of the press invited to stay overnight.
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If the idea does catch on, I wonder what kind of a digital divide it might create among retailers, though, since the cost of refurbishing changing rooms to include these, along with all the backend changes that would need to be made, will likely be only the kind of service that bigger or high-end boutiques will be able to shoulder.
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Lula, 72, was sentenced to 10 years in prison last year after he was found guilty of accepting 3.7 million reais ($1.1 million) worth of bribes from engineering firm OAS SA, the amount of money prosecutors said the company spent refurbishing a beach apartment for Lula in return for his help winning contracts with Petroleo Brasileiro, as Petrobras is formally known.
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Conceptually thinner are the two essays that treat photographs as symptoms — of quintessential American anxiety in The Family of Man exhibition mounted at MoMA in 1955 and reprised in France in 1993 (in "Refurbishing Humanism for a Postmodern Age," 2004), and of repressed homosexual desires in a chapter on torture at Abu Ghraib ("Torture in Abu Ghraib: In and Out of the Media," 2007).
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