
    if help
      help.each { |line| err line }
      err
    else
      err "Usage: #{executable} #{task.usage || name}"
      err "#{task.description}."  if task.description
    end
  end

  def tasks_for(category)
    tasks.select { |name, t| t.category == category }
  end

  def other_tasks
    tasks.select { |name, t| t.category.nil? }
  end

  def say_info(str)
    say_status '*', str, 30
  end

  def say_error(str)
    say_status 'error', str, 31
  end

  def say_status(what, cmd, color=32)
    c1 = "\033[0;#{color}m"
    c0 = "\033[0;m"
    puts "#{c1}%10s#{c0}  %s" % [ what, cmd ]
  end

  def show_needed_gem(name)
    err
    say_error "You will need additional gems for this project."
    say_info "To install: gem install #{name}"
  end

  def no_project
    "Error: no Proton config file found.\n" +
    "(Looked for #{Proton::CONFIG_FILES.join(', ')})\n\n" +
    "You start by creating a config file for this project:\n" +
    "  $ #{executable} create.\n\n" +
    "You may also create an empty project in a new directory:\n" +
    "  $ #{executable} create NAME\n"
  end

  def project?
   !! @config_file
  end

  # Gets the gem name from a LoadError exception.
  def gem_name(e)
    name = e.message.split(' ').last
    name = 'RedCloth'  if name =='redcloth'
    name = 'haml'  if name =='sass/plugin'
    name
  end

  def project
    @project ||= begin
      pass no_project  unless project?
      Dir.chdir File.dirname(@config_file)

      begin
        project = Proton.project || Proton::Project.new
        pass no_project  unless project.config_file
      rescue LegacyError
        err "This is a legacy Hyde project."
        err "To force it, try editing `hyde.conf` and upgrade the version line to `hyde_requirement: 0.1`."
        pass
      rescue VersionError => e
        err e.message
        pass
      end

      project
    end
  end
end
end
end
It can be easy to get overwhelmed by the options you’ll find at the furniture stores in your area. These tips will help you stay on track during your furniture buying expedition and ensure that you leave with the furniture piece that you were looking for.
One easy way to narrow down your search when you’re at a furniture store in Michigan is to think about your price range. If you’re looking for something specific, like an Amish table, you should have a price range that you want to stick to. This will help you know which options you actually have to choose from, and which are a bit too much.
You also want to make sure that you’re being specific about the type of furniture you’re looking for. If you’re part of the 56% of homeowners planning on buying living room furniture in the next two years, you’ll want to stick to the part of the store that has the living room options. If you’re looking for a specific style, color, or wood tone, you should make sure that you’re also keeping that in mind.
It’s easy to get distracted by all the exciting pieces that you’ll find at a furniture store in Michigan. Start your visit by giving yourself a few minutes to wander without a specific eye, but after that, you should make sure you’re focusing on exactly what it is you came looking for.
When you go furniture shopping, you should make sure you know what you want and how much you want to pay for it. Ask about the different payment options offered. If no pieces meet your criteria, you can consider checking back at another time to make sure you’re getting the best pieces for your needs.
The sales people are there to guide you to get what you want. They are knowledgeable about style, fit, function, price, construction and all the options available.
Sometimes you may fall in love with an unexpected piece found while shopping. For example, the bookcase can display all our fun knicknacks. The ottoman may help you put on your shoes or work better with your chair than replacing with a recliner. Shopping should be a fun experience. Your home should bring you comfort.
Trying to find the perfect piece of furniture for your home? Contact us at Fenton Home Furnishings. Out expert designers are here to help you find the perfect furniture that will make your home pop. View our furniture online or at one of our four stores located in Fenton, Waterford, Lapeer & Frankenmuth.After spotting Education and Power sector as stories in 2007 i believe the next one is going to be healthcare/research and so on. But the stocks may not seem exciting on fundamental p/e and other benchmarks but markets should ideally give them a high p/e and stocks may over run.
Our earlier favorite Fortis Health still remains a strong pick and one should hold on 70 to 170 and still strong. Next is Apollo Hospitals which should over perform in 2010-2011.
Kovai Medical Center and Hospital.
The stock is quoting around 105 at almost a p/e of 10 which does not make it expensive on a normal consideration.
The 800 bed hospital as well and another 150 beds in adjoining areas makes it a good bet at 110 crores market cap.
As per market valuations the valuations on the hospital and land could be anywhere between 300-400 crores.
Technically the stock has corrected from a highs of 140 to 105 levels and made a low of sub 90. Any dips in the range of 90-105 is a good buying area with a minimum target price of 125-140 in short to medium term.
An exposure is warranted if someone is looking with a perspective of 6 mths to 2 years. The stock can be a 50-100% mover in the long run.Also to diversify holdings in the healthcare segment a small allocation can be done.
The stock is illiquid so do take care.
DISCLOSURE : Recommended to clients at 100-90 levels in all our plans. Have already booked partial profits at 108 + to reduce acquisition cost.
Accentia Technologies was recommended at 110-120 levels has come up to 280!! The long term outlook is positive but profit booking to an extent of 75% be done.
Surya Pharma recommended around 135-140 levels is around 165-170.Maintain the strong long term view. Fresh upmove may start on closing above 175-180 levels where one can even add for short term.
PTL Enterprises recommended at 18-19 the valuation play remains but partial booking can be done if rises to 25. Only for patient investors and dont expect quick fire returns.What is commodity investing all about: 1. The curves and carry – backwardation/contango (inventory). Given the cash market for commodities is often not available for investing, the primary market for investors in commodities is the futures. Consequently, the shape and dynamics of the futures curve is a dominant factor for longer-term investing. Investors cannot think of commodity prices in isolation, no different than investors can think about bonds without looking at the current yield or equities without dividends. Carry in commodities is as important as any other asset class. This is the cash return on the investment and the premium … Read more Commodity Investing – What is it all About?
For the first time ever, the general public will be able to visit the actual 9/11 memorial plaza on the anniversary of the attacks. In past years, only those attending the commemoration ceremony were allowed to do so.
Although the site will be closed for a private daytime ceremony again, everyone else who can make it in will be able to visit between 6 p.m. and midnight on the 13th anniversary of the attacks. It will be the first time the general public can view the famed Tribute in Light — which projects from a nearby roof — at what memorial president Joe Daniels called a "meaningful vantage point."
The museum itself will be closed throughout the day."A bizarre mix of creative talents went in to making this movie. Not the kind of thing that happens too often these days. A script from Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, direction by Walter Hill and his usual gang (strong editing from Freeman Davies, cool photography from Lloyd Ahern and score by Ry Cooder), Bill Paxton and William Sadler as the 'heroes' and Ice T and Ice Cube as the bad guys. It makes for a truly original movie.Much like Judgment Night, Trespass is about two worlds colliding after bystanders witness a gangland execution. Two firemen on a treasure hunt in a huge, long abandoned East St. Louis factory. This happens to be the same territory as