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The "NewsHour" Web site will also be revamped on Monday, with a greater emphasis on constantly updated news.

A slick, new version of Loaded.co.uk will debut on Wednesday and the social media presence will be revamped on Twitter, from @loadedmag to @loadedonline, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Google Plus.

At the same time, Halpin is revamping on-line offering CompUSA Net.com, which could eventually go public.

Everything else, though, has been revamped on modern, eco-friendly lines, as Lockton was the first YHA "green beacon" hostel; from the solar-heated showers to the insulating grass cover on the living room roof, Lockton is entirely dedicated to cutting its carbon footprint.

The entire infrastructure of the NHS in England is being revamped on 1 April.

Even remuneration plans are revamped on account of shareholders raising the heat.

Yet now, you report, the International Air Transport Association, an industry group, is urging that the airport checkpoint screening process be revamped to focus on finding bad people, not bad objects.

The curriculum has also been revamped to focus on experiential learning, problem solving and responsibility.

Following the September 11 attacks, applications for admission to the academy increased dramatically, security on campus was increased, and the curriculum was revamped to include coursework on terrorism and military drills in civilian environments.

Microsoft and other companies in the PC industry are hoping to reignite growth in the business with the release of Windows 8, an operating system that has been revamped to work better on touch-screen devices.

Their website still features a 2011 retail list but has been revamped to focus primarily on their flying robokegerator.