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Freedom National Insurance Services Announces the Release of Dorado for Arizona!

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Freedom National Insurance Services announces the release of Dorado for Arizona!

Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) February 01, 2013

Newport Beach, CAJanuary 31st 2013 - Freedom National Insurance Company, a leading provider of non-standard auto insurance, announced today the release of Dorado, for the state of Arizona, effective for new business starting February 1st, 2013.

Since 1999, weve built a reputation for providing innovative and exciting auto insurance products to the auto insurance industry. Many of our producers are looking for unique products to help them compete in the marketplace. Although competitive pricing is important in todays market we believe low down payment is as important for our producers to attract new clients and that is the very reason why it made sense for us to introduce the Dorado program, offering a zero dollar policy fee for new business said Bijan Abdi, President/CEO of Freedom National Insurance

Dorado will set itself apart from other insurance companies and its current product, Juniper, by offering a zero policy fee for new business combined with an aggressively priced low down payment. In addition, Dorado will adopt the increased commissions announced earlier this year to current producers in Arizona.

About Freedom National Insurance Company, Inc.

Freedom National Insurance Company, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Southern California, is a technology driven, service oriented company focused on the non-standard auto insurance market. Freedom National Insurance offers customers, producers and agencies a range of quality products and services to suit their auto insurance needs. They currently offer and serve auto insurance products and clients in Arizona, California, Colorado and Utah with additional states being added in 2013. For more information or to learn more please visit http://www.freedomnational.com.

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Good news and bad news for Delray's beaches

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Delray Beach has good news and bad news on its hurricane-ravaged beaches.

The good news: According to Rep. Bill Hager, R-Boca Raton, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection will allow Delray Beach to extend a beach renourishment project permit to include the badly battered north end of the municipal beach.

The bad news: Modifying the permit could delay the entire project for a year.

"This is only going to work if it doesn't cost that delay," said acting Mayor Tom Carney. "This project is going to take a lot of effort."

City officials had launched an aggressive lobbying campaign in early January to get the agency to extend a beach renourishment project the city had originally applied for in 2009 before Hurricane Sandy and several northeastern storms pounded the shore and erased 100 feet of beach.

In early October, the city approved funding the $9.2 million beach renourishment project that would restore 2.2 miles of eroded beach to its original state. But the project left out about a half-mile of municipal beach and beach that sits right in front of several oceanfront homes.

Since then, beach property owners and city officials have been trying to figure out how to restore the whole beach.

It's not as simple as just dredging more sand. Dredging has been approved by the DEP for only the original 2.2-mile section of beach because when the city applied for the permit in 2009, it was simply resubmitting an application for the same area it had restored in 2002.

Including the remaining parts of the beach would have taken another year in the permitting process.

"If you expand the area now, the year we saved is no longer applicable," said Paul Dorling, director of planing and zoning, who has been leading the beach restoration effort. "We are following up to see if what we have is an expedited permit [for the remaining area] in addition to the permit we already have. Otherwise we may lose the entire project for a year."

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Gutsmiedl to head European aerospace firm in Asia-Pacific

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Bangalore, Feb 1 (IANS) Aerospace firm Cassidian of the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company N.V. (EADS) Friday appointed its Indian arm chief executive Peter Gutsmiedl as the first head of its Asia-Pacific operations, keeping in view the growth potential in the region.

"As India plays a strategic role for us and continues to be our main focus in Asia, we plan to increase our industrial footprint in the sub-continent and tap the growth potential in the region," Cassidian global chief executive Bernhard Gerwert said in a statement here.

The new appointment also reflects a realignment of the company's business in the region as a sequel to its newly integrated sales and international operations division to tap growth opportunities worldwide spanning Asia-Pacific, Americas and Europe and Middle East & Africa, he said.

"Gutsmiedl (55) has been instrumental in positioning Cassidian for a long-term partnership with India. He is the right choice for strengthening our reach in other Asian markets, while building on our established Indian base," Gerwert said.

Besides combat aircraft opportunities, the $5.8-billion Cassidian sees potential in the areas of professional mobile radio, avionics for fighter aircraft and helicopters, radar/electronic warfare systems and border control systems and infrastructure in the region.

"Our Indian operations will be a springboard for sustained growth in the region. Capabilities at our engineering centre in Bangalore enable us to customise products, giving a competitive edge to leverage and target other markets in the region," Gutsmiedl said.

As regional hub, the Bangalore facility will be a part of the company's global value chain with its 60 Indian engineers engaged in a range of projects.

"We are also in consultation with the (state-run) Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) for any role in its Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas project and the indigenous Airborne Early Warning & Control Radar (AEW&C) system," Gutsmiedl added.

The company's Indian subsidiary was recently awarded the globally recognised aerospace industry quality certification EN/AS 9100.

A two decades Cassidian veteran, Gutsmiedl played a key role in the success of its programmes related to Eurofighter Typhoon, Tornado, Euro Hawk and UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles).

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Aerospace adapts to survive in Southern Calif. county

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During the Cold War, 15 of the 25 biggest aircraft companies in the U.S. were based in Southern California. Today, they have mostly closed their doors, merged with rivals or moved their headquarters away.

In 1990, in Orange County alone, more than 42,000 people manufactured planes, rockets, satellites or parts of them. Now, the official number is about 15,000, although that doesn't include many related jobs.

"In Orange County, as in the rest of the aerospace and defense industry, we are in a down cycle," said Daryl Pelc, vice president of engineering and technology for Boeing's Phantom Works, which develops advanced military technology. "But we are very excited about the pending upcycle."

If the giant factories that once pumped out warplanes have mostly disappeared, however, a vibrant aerospace economy is nonetheless powering new businesses in the region. In defense, companies see opportunities in cybersecurity, drone manufacturing and exports to foreign militaries. A boom in commercial aircraft orders is creating work for hundreds of local suppliers.

Despite recent layoffs, looming defense cuts and technical problems with its new commercial Dreamliner 787, Boeing is celebrating a record year. The company delivered 601 commercial airplanes last year, the most since 1999, and surpassed Airbus as the world's No. 1 passenger jet maker. Boeing orders stood at 4,373, the most in company history.

Many local suppliers are talking upcycle, too. Coast Composites, a high-tech toolmaker in Santa Ana, has boosted its workforce from 170 to more than 300 in less than three years as it ramps up its carbon-fiber mold business.

Thales USA employs 1,000 engineers and technicians in Irvine, and is growing at 15 percent a year, due to demand for its in-flight entertainment and Internet equipment.

Even at Lam Precision, a nine-person machine shop in Garden Grove that makes small, complex parts for Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, owner Paul Lam is upbeat.

Bracing for changes

The Pentagon has slowed spending on the multibillion-dollar jet, but if military business dries up, Lam Precision can make parts for commercial craft, oil drilling and medical devices. "We do very, very high-quality work," said Lam, a former refugee who escaped from Vietnam by boat. "Our parts can mean life or death. People give us work so they can sleep well at night."

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