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But no team has revamped on such a grand scale in such a short time.
The "NewsHour" Web site will also be revamped on Monday, with a greater emphasis on constantly updated news.
Pakistan's nuclear command hierarchy, overhauled in 2000, was also revamped on Oct. 7 in the wake of a broad military-intelligence shake-up.
The team he revamped on the fly in 2003 got within five outs of the National League pennant, only to self-destruct ingloriously in Games 6 and 7 of the N.L. Championship Series.
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.
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 lottery, which is expected to launch on Channel 5 later this year, will form part of the revamped on-screen schedule that launched with the magazine spin-off OK! TV earlier in February.
Mercedes-Benz, as part of its newly revamped on-board communications system called Mbrace, offers a Blackberry and iPhone application that allows owners to lock or unlock their vehicles remotely — even if the owner is in New York and the car is in Los Angeles.
At the same time, Halpin is revamping on-line offering CompUSA Net.com, which could eventually go public.
Ink, a Nebraska-based startup focused on revamping on-campus printing, has raised $7 million from VTF Capital, SQN Venture Partners, Invest Nebraska and NE Angeles.
More than a month's worth of visitors piled into the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester when it reopened after a £15m ($23m) revamp on February 14th.
