Showing posts with label Earthquake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earthquake. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 June 2013

Ferrari to raise funds for earthquake victims

Ferrari owners and collectors are a generous, solidary bunch. In recent years, they have donated over 80 million Japanese yen (over $1 million) to help reconstruction efforts in Abruzzo, Italy, and in Ishinomaki, Japan, following the earthquakes that devastated those areas.

Ferrari 599XX EvoFerrari 599XX Evo (Photo: Ferrari)
The company is at it again, opening an international online auction to raise funds for the families of the victims of the earthquakes that have rocked the Emilia-Romagna region since May 20th. In the days leading up to the auction next week, the Ferrari Store website will dedicate a section to this important initiative.

Several rare items will be auctioned off such as a 599XX Evo, a non-homologated sports berlinetta with a commercial value of €1.3 million ($1.66 million). Also up for bid will be a V8 engine along with racing suits and helmets donated by Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa, not to mention various items of memorabilia from past F1 seasons and a selection from the Ferrari Store.

June 15, 2013

by Guillaume Rivard

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by Auto123.com

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Friday, 19 April 2013

QuakeFeed Earthquake Map, Alerts and News - World Earthquakes Displayed on Esri Maps - Artisan Global LLC

QuakeFeed is the #1 Universal Earthquake App for the iPad and iPhone!
COMPLETELY AD FREE!
NOW WITH PUSH NOTIFICATIONS
--> Free for all magnitude 6.0+ quakes worldwide
--> Custom notifications available via In-App Purchase
What makes QuakeFeed different from other earthquake apps?
--> No Ads!
--> Beautiful, top quality maps by Esri
--> SEVEN basemap options, plus plate lines
--> Elegant, uncluttered user interface
--> Quick and very easy to use
--> Curated earthquake news and announcements
Our mapping features are truly stunning. Want a unique perspective on the quakes? View them on shaded relief or a map of the ocean floor. It will deepen your understanding - try it and you'll see what we mean!
QuakeFeed offers a variety of filter / sort options to let you see the quakes that are most important to you. Beautiful UI - check out our reviews, people love our simple, uncluttered design! And QuakeFeed is a universal app optimized for both the iPad and iPhone.
BASIC FEATURES
* Choose from several USGS Data Feeds: 1-day, 7-day, or 30-day with M1.0+ or M2.5+ quakes
* Push notifications for all 6.0+ quakes
* Quakes displayed in a list or on a map
* Earthquake news and announcements
* Drill down to quake details view:
-- Map zooms to quake location
-- Magnitude, time, lat/long, distance, depth
-- Link to quake details on USGS website
* Social media integration - share via:
-- Facebook
-- Twitter
-- Email
INTUITIVE USER INTERFACE
* Color-coded map symbols with optional magnitude display
* Quake list color-coded by magnitude
* Sort list by date, magnitude, depth, or distance from current location
* Filter list or map by magnitude
* Pull to refresh list
* GPS button for zoom to current location
* Specify units for distance and depth (km or miles)
* All screens work in portrait or landscape mode
ENHANCED MAPPING CAPABILITIES
* Seven different basemap options:
-- Street Map
-- Satellite Imagery
-- Ocean Bathymetry
-- Shaded Relief Map
-- Physical Map
-- Terrain Map
-- Topographic Map
* Display plate lines as a map overlay
* Pinch to zoom / drag to pan
* One touch zoom in / two touch zoom out
SUGGESTIONS? QUESTIONS?
Contact us at support@artisanglobal.com or visit http://quakefeed.net -- we're always striving to improve and we appreciate your feedback!
-> Additional USGS Data Feeds: 1-day, 7-day, or 30-day with M1.0+ or M2.5+
-> Curated Earthquake News and Announcements
-> New Simple Circles Map Style
-> List Shows Total Number of Quakes Meeting Filter Criteria
-> 7.0 and 8.0 Magnitude Options for Filter and Notification Settings
-> Option to Open Map to Last Location in iPhone Version
-> Show GPS Dot in Details View
-> Bug fixes

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