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Diageo, the world's leading premium drinks business, will this week submit a planning application for the expansion of the Glen Ord distillery near Muir of Ord.
The planning application, which will be submitted to Highland Council, is the latest step in Diageo's £1billion investment plan to expand Scotch whisky production capacity over the next five years, which was announced by Diageo in June.
As part of the investment programme Diageo plans to expand around half of its existing 28 malt whisky distilleries in Scotland, as well as building at least one new single malt distillery.
Glen Ord is a key distillery for Diageo, producing spirit for its world-leading portfolio of blended Scotch whiskies, as well as for The Singleton of Glen Ord single malt Scotch whisky.
Under the plans being submitted this week, the distillery will see the installation of 10 new washbacks (vessels for the fermentation process) and six new copper stills. This adds to the 10 washbacks and six stills which the distillery currently has and will add to the production capacity by around 5million litres of alcohol per annum. This will take the overall capacity of the distillery to over 10mla. The new washbacks and stills will be housed in existing buildings at the distillery.
An additional mash-tun will be installed as part of the investment.
Brian Higgs, Diageo's Director of Malt Distilling, said: "Earlier this year Diageo announced plans to invest £1bn in expanding its whisky production business in Scotland in order to meet growing global demand for our brands.
"Over the next few months we will be bringing forward a number of planning applications to increase capacity at our existing distilleries and the Glen Ord expansion is an important part of that programme."
Kirsty Dagnan, Senior Site Manager of Glen Ord Distillery, also welcomed the investment plan for the distillery.
She said: "I'm delighted that Glen Ord distillery will benefit as part of Diageo's plan to invest in Scotland and I'm particularly pleased that the local economy will also have the opportunity to benefit from the work we plan to carry out here.
"We will be working closely with the local authority and consulting carefully with the local community in the weeks ahead as we follow the planning application process."
Glen Ord Distillery has already benefited from significant investment by Diageo in recent years. In 2011 Diageo invested over £3million to increase the capacity of the distillery by around a million litres by installing additional washbacks.
Last month Diageo submitted Proposal of Application Notices (PANs) in relation to three possible sites for a new distillery, although no final decision has been taken on the location. The sites identified for possible development are Teaninich, Ross-shire, and Glendullan and Inchgower, both on Speyside. All three locations are adjacent to existing Diageo distilleries.

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Students Earn Scholarships for Service at New Mexico Tech, May 4, 2006
by Shawna Carter
SOCORRO, N.M., May 3, 2006 — The New Mexico Tech Department of Computer Science has been an active participant in the Federal CyberCorps Scholarship for Service Program since the 2003 Fall Semester.
In the Scholarship for Service Program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF), students are granted fellowship stipends, tuition, fees, support for room and board, and a computer system. The students also participate in research projects where they receive valuable hands-on experience investigating problems and solutions in the field of information assurance.
According to the department's website, the current program includes students specializing and working in several areas such as: operating system security; intrusion detection; wireless security; biometrics and bioinformatics; cryptography; as well as many other specialty fields.
Although the program's focus is on issues in information assurance, a sub-field in computer science, all majors at New Mexico Tech are welcome to apply.
"There are several majors on this campus that would be relevant to our program," says Lorie Liebrock, the faculty advisor for the program at New Mexico Tech. "For example, I am currently trying to recruit technical communication majors who work with the computer science area. Although no major is explicitly excluded, the student must be able to show that their work will be applicable to information assurance and they must be able to handle the information assurance courses offered at Tech."
The computer science department recently held a question-and-answer session about the program for interested Tech students. For more information about the scholarship program, or to apply, visit http://www.cs.nmt.edu/~SFS/index.htm.


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This morning, the U.S. Postal Service celebrated Earth Day by unveiling a new Forever international rate stamp inspired by a simulation of sea surface temperatures from a NOAA model of the Earth's climate. The round stamp depicts the globe with North America in the center, surrounded by vivid bands of blue, green and red, signifying the varying temperatures of sea surface waters.
stamp is a fabulous tribute to the NOAA scientists and partners who develop models that help us understand changes in our climate and weather," said
Mark Schaefer, Ph.D., assistant secretary of commerce for conservation and management and NOAA deputy administrator. "These global models are key to understanding changes in our dynamic planet over both the short- and long-term, and they are major sources of the environmental intelligence NOAA provides each day. Armed with this kind of information, decision makers can help communities plan for and take action to become more resilient in the face of Earth's changing climate."
The image was chosen through the Postal Service's public process that begins with suggestions from citizens to the Citizen Stamp Advisory Committee.
"Our citizen stamp advisory committee looks to the public for stamp subjects that celebrate people, ideas and events that are important to American history and culture," said Joshua Colin, Eastern Area vice president for the U.S. Postal Service. "This year's Earth Day stamp celebrates the important role that science is playing in our understanding of the Earth, the oceans and our climate."
Several months ago, Postal Service representatives contacted scientists at NOAA's Earth System Research Laboratory in Boulder, Colo., to ask about a sea surface temperature animation on NOAA's Science On a Sphere website. The sea surface temperature image came from NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton, N.J., where teams of scientists have been modeling the behavior of the oceans and atmosphere since the 1960s.
GFDL's Keith Dixon explained that global climate models are constructed by teams of scientists using a wealth of scientific information ranging from the composition of the atmosphere, ocean, and land, to the physics that govern movements of air and water, to how the Earth revolves around the Sun. The models, powered by some of the largest supercomputers in the world, simulate a virtual Earth with its own climate of the past, present and future.
GFDL's Tom Delworth explained that sea surface temperatures are important to model because they influence weather around the planet, sometimes for months and even years.
"The field of climate study is really moving toward trying to understand how climate change will impact weather on very regional and local scales," Delworth said, "and how it will impact extremes like storms, droughts and floods that cause society a tremendous amount of damage."
He pointed out that these climate models have been used by scientists to determine the causes of droughts, noting an example of a drought in the 1970s and 80s in sub-Saharan Africa that was linked to changes in sea surface temperatures that shifted rains southward from this part of Africa. NOAA climate scientists are also teaming up with fishery scientists to analyze how changes in the oceans will affect the location and abundance of fish species and thus the economies of coastal communities.
The new stamp will be on sale in post office and online for mail sent around the world.
To view a short video on how a NOAA climate model inspired a new US Postal stamp go to: http://youtu.be/fOaS1VxpuaM
To read the NOAA web story on the stamp go to: http://go.usa.gov/kn9W
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The Festival of Arts celebrated its 80th season at an invitation-only party Saturday night that harkened to the 1930s.
But it was this year's show that created the buzz.
"It is stunning," said Rosemary Swimm, wife of artist Tom Swimm, who was decked out in a tan, double-breasted suit with dark shirt and a spiffy hat for the opening, among the folks who dressed for the 1930s theme.
Swimm is celebrating his 25th anniversary in the show by producing 25 miniatures of scenes from some of his big pieces or favorite subjects, but he is pleased to see newcomers in the show.
"There are a lot of new styles," he said.
Newcomers include photographer Don Earhart, a retired businessman who had taken his hobby to the next level.
He submitted three black-and-white photos of flowers past their prime, which got him juried into the show.
"I was told I couldn't call them "Dying Flowers," so they are "Florals in Transition," he said.
His booth also displays some color photos that he transferred to canvas.
Other newcomers include Ron Azevedo, Linda Grossman, V. Lee Cabanilla, Paul Cheng, Gina Mead Howie, Elaine Cohen, Josh Corbin, Nancy Egan, Amanda Fish, Robin Johnson, MN Kelly, Arlene Rheinish, Michelle LaRae, Ester Roi, Stacey Van Hanswyk, Lee Munsell, Michelle Lance, Annette Wimmer, Will Silverman, Cheyne Walls, Anthony Salvo, Wai-Sin Tong-Darbonne, Fabrice Spies, Marie Tippets, Dan Witte and September McGee.
One of McGee's pieces is featured on the "Black is Back" brochure that publicizes "Art to Go" originals that are donated by Festival of Art exhibitors to raise funds for festival artists suffering financial hardship. The motto is "Without artists there can be no art."
Jacquie Moffet holds the title for longevity at the festival. She has been exhibiting for 44 years, in addition to serving on the board for 16 years, a position in which her husband, Robert, now serves.
Familiar exhibitors included Julita Jones, back in the show after a one-year sabbatical to recover from a fire at her home.
The party included music of the '30s played by Wise Guys Big Band Machine. Gina's al fresco catered the event.
Among those enjoying the evening: Councilwoman Elizabeth Pearson, Laguna Playhouse Artistic Director Ann E. Wareham, Arts Commissioners Mary Ferguson and Suzi Chauvel, Bob and Marge Earl, Laguna Concert Band founder Carol Reynolds, former Mayor Paul Freeman and former city administrator Sandy Groves who has opened a studio in Laguna Canyon.
By George, they are good
If you missed it, it was your loss.
"George Gershwin and his Lovely Wife Ira: The Gershwins" was performed June 29 and 30 at Veterans Memorial Building on Legion Street, home to No Square Theatre.
The show was the third of three "American Songbook" productions this year, featuring the music by American composers and insights into their creativity. The series included the music of Frank Loesser and Irving Berlin.
"We hope you have enjoyed the music and perhaps learned something new about these great masters and their significant contributions to the fabric of America," said Bree Burgess Rosen, founder of No Square Theater.
Among the new information: the tidbit about brother Ira being incorrectly identified as George's wife, which accounted for the title of the show.
George wrote the music, Ira the lyrics for such famous songs in the show as "'S Wonderful," "How Long has this Been Going On," "Embraceable You" (written 80 years ago), and "Strike Up The Band," which the brothers gave to UCLA in 1936 and is still played at the university's athletic events.
There was also songs that were not as familiar as "Strike Up the Band" sung by the cast and the chant, "I Don't Know What's Been Said, but George and Ira never wed," to open the show, or "Love is Here to Stay," which closed it.
"There were at least a couple of songs I had never heard," said Planning Commissioner Anne Johnson, who considers herself something of an authority on theater.
"The Gershwins' music continues to be recorded year after year by everyone from Janis Joplin to Bon Jovi, Willie Neslon and Diana Krall and this year's release of 'Someone to Watch Over Me' byLady Gaga," said Burgess Rosen.
If the Gershwins' music is worth hearing again, "George Gershwin and his Wife Ira" also bears repeating.
This was Laguna's community theater at the top of its game — with cast, crew and venue all locally connected to the audience.
The show was conceived and written by Burgess Rosen. Roxanna Ward directed the music and played the piano — including a brief riff of "Rhapsody in Blue," piano, as well as singing a number or two. Joe Lauderdale, who directed "More of Loesser" earlier this year, was in charge of lighting. Patrick Quilter handled the sound.
The cast included three professionals: Actor's Equity Assn. members Burgess Rosen, the debonair Paul Nygro and Erika Whalen, and Pat Kollenda, who might as well be a professional, and Randy Hatfield, Susan Kotses (whose voice was perfect for "Summertime," which she sang in the second act) Jay Rechter, Ron Dier, Debbie Meeker, Natalie Powers and Carol Robinson, the best amateurs that money couldn't buy.
No Square is slowly, but steadily upgrading its rehearsal and performance venue it shares with American Legion Post 222. To date: black draperies that disguise the walls and provide a backdrop that focuses attention on the performers; updated lighting, sound and air conditioning.
New portable stadium seating was installed for the weekend shows. There wasn't a bad seat in the house.
In the seats: Judge Paul and Mayor Jane Egly — delighted to learn that Meeker's brother was one of her students; City Councilwoman Toni Iseman and her cousin, Ellen, visiting from New York; Johnson's brother, Harvey Morrison, visiting from Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam; and Jock Stalker, who had one of the better voices singing "The Star Spangled Banner," which always opens No Square productions; City Treasurer Laura Parisi, and City Council candidate Bob Whalen, applauding his daughter.
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So, after years of waiting for Verizon to get the iPhone, I finally ditched my trusty old Blackberry Curve a couple weeks ago and joined the legions of iPhone-worshipping Apple fanboys. My first impression: say what you will about the perhaps too-ardent devotion of some iPhone-iacs, but that kind of product loyalty doesn't just materialize out of nowhere. The iPhone is a terrific piece of machinery, fully deserving of all the praise heaped on it.
It's so intuitive I've been able to start using it without reading the user's manual. The retina display is killer. Everyone praises the apps, and I see why. They are so useful, effective and wide-ranging I think I could perform most major life functions from my phone. I've downloaded news apps (the Observer and the New York Times), my social networks, my bank, Verizon, ESPN (instant highlight videos!), along with a couple photo apps, the Weather Channel, Papa John's pizza (of course) and, during a lull in Easter service, the Bible. It's not that other phones can't do these same things. The HTC Thunderbolt, with its lightning-fast 4G service, does a lot of things much faster.
But somehow, with the iPhone, the experience just feels smoother. More complete. Is it "magical," to borrow Steve Jobs' term for the iPad? No, but it sure is satisfying.
Still, I'm not a total sycophant -- at least not yet, anyway. There are four things I wish my iPhone could do better:
--Zoom in and out while recording videos. (There's an app for it, apparently, Video Zoom 2. Why not just build it in?).
--Handle typing functions (that thumb-friendly physical keyboard is about the only thing keeping Blackberry afloat these days)
--Funnel notifications from all the ways people are trying to contact me (Twitter mentions, Facebook messages, texts, e-mails, voicemails and calls) into one universal inbox thread. (Correction: that's the second feature keeping Blackberry afloat).
--Upload photos from my camera roll directly to Facebook and Twitter without a third-party app.
I wouldn't be surprised if there are apps to handle every issue I've listed here. Since I'm new to iPhone-land, any of you long-timers who'd care to suggest a few, I'm all ears!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Four things I wish the iPhone did better
So, after years of waiting for Verizon to get the iPhone, I finally ditched my trusty old Blackberry Curve a couple weeks ago and joined the legions of iPhone-worshipping Apple fanboys. My first impression: say what you will about the perhaps too-ardent devotion of some iPhone-iacs, but that kind of product loyalty doesn't just materialize out of nowhere. The iPhone is a terrific piece of machinery, fully deserving of all the praise heaped on it.
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- Anonymous said...
All of those things are covered by apps. But to truely get the most out of the iphone you have to jailbreak it.
Jailbreaking it really opens what the phone can do.
- April 26, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Anonymous said...
I just got a Windows phone after multiple issues with my Iphone and I am super impressed. The UI is a lot more intuitive and futuristic. There are tons of apps although admitedly there are some jewels Iphone has that are not found, yet, on windows phones but that is changing rapidly. W7 phones are super under-rated.
- April 26, 2011 at 1:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
the ATRIX is better than all of the Iphones put together :)
- April 26, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
I think the Atrix is the best out there also
- April 26, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- Rev. Mike said...
No doubt there are things it could do better and that other phones DO better than the iPhone, but I think the reason for the loyalty is that Apple seems to think through in their design process how a user would like to have the product work, in a way that so many others do not. PCs seem constantly to strive to shoehorn new functionality into their existing design rather than re-invent the device entirely.
I have been a PC aficionado for years, but I now have an iPhone and there's a new iPad 2 waiting to be opened on my birthday. I made the change because in spite of the price, there is just something about Apple products that redefines whatever box/niche a device filled previously. The PC will not bring about a mass conversion to cloud computing, but I think the iPhone and the iPad will.
- April 26, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
What is the Atrix?
- April 26, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- Anonymous said...
I disagree with Rev. Mike. Apple does not ask users how they want something done, they simply dictate how Apple wants it done and the users bow their heads in supplication because having an iPhone is COOL and MAKES YOU A BETTER PERSON. It's all about marketing, not how Apple does things better.
Examples of things where Apple does it wrong: synching requires iTunes (which is almost universally hated), notifications interrupting what you are doing, lack of true multitasking, lack of bluetooth tethering, clunky Exchange connectivity, etc.
- April 26, 2011 at 2:09 PM
- Anonymous said...
Agree with the critique above - Apple asks nobody how things need to be done. They just had great marketing and a phone that essentially has not changed in 4 years is starting to become an issue for them, especially with Android and Windows phones riding their behinds. Buttom line, I-phones are teenage phones and i=pads are overblown SUPER expensive I-Phones. $500 for an I-Pad -are you kidding me??
- April 26, 2011 at 2:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'll go ahead and debunk the two previous responses: I have an iphone for the sole reason that I love it - it's got nothing to do with image. Also, my entire company uses iphones effectively as business tools, so clearly they are not only for teens.
If you don't like it, dont use it. Why spend your time here hating on it? I certainly dont care to do that to HTC. In fact I like their phones, just not as much as my iphone.
- April 26, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
I made the switch a few months ago from a longtime Blackberry user to an Android 2 Global. And I'm glad I went with the Global because it has a slideout physical keyboard. I'd be a mess if I HAD to rely on a touch screen for everything.
- April 26, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
I haven't seen any "hating" of phones here - all are valid points from all side. But yes, bottom line is try something, and if you like it, stick with it. I do not know if Mr. Frazier tried other phones before writing this blog. I doubt it though. Had he done that, he would have known that both Windows and to an extent, Android phones, already have tackled the 3 bottom i-phone deficiencies listed on his blog. This to me is more proof that people mostly think "I am going to get an I-phone because it is the thing to have, and not because I have shopped around and done my research". In fact, the fact that he seemeingly did not know of these deficiencies (which argualbly may even be somewhat trivial to most)shows that he probably didn't even try an I-phone before signing up for his 2yer. contract with Verizon. So, get what you like but caveat emptor: try and compare before you do - 99% of I-Phone buyers have not.
- April 26, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Anonymous said...
"I want an iphone it has the wi-fis"
- April 26, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
"The PC will not bring about a mass conversion to cloud computing, but I think the iPhone and the iPad will." On the consumer side, yes, they have the upper hand. On the enterprise side however Apple has Zero precense and there is nothing remotely in sight. I love my i-pad though but I admit is a lot of glitter to carry around given the weight and size.
- April 26, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
just because 'your' company uses the i-fone for busienss doesn't mean it is effective - it may say something about your company though :) In the banking industry, at least were i work, you must have a device with a keyboard if you want to communicate a lot without unprofessional shorts or emoticons. Rim, Microsoft, and Android all have keyboard solutions that Apple has resisted. This because Apple has essentially no interest in the coroporate market - they are all over the home user and that is what they design for. Plus, apple has no native corporate email or document handling solutions that a fortune 500 company needs to rely on. Bottom line, you will not see any serious company giving their employees ifones unless all they do is short texting and playing with apps on their breaks :)
- April 26, 2011 at 3:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
I have an iPhone and an Android(HTC Incredible) and they are both fantastic. The difference is simple. The hardware and software meld into one with the iPhone. There are also a million different brackets and accessories. With the Android you are always aware that it's a fantastic device running really cool software. I've tried multiple 2A chargers but I still can't run nav without a low battery warning. Motorola seems to do a better job with accessories. Android improves dramatically with each iteration, I certainly hope to see the gap narrowed even more. After all, Apple is rather smug. But they are still holding the top spot.
- April 26, 2011 at 3:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
Reading comprehension is apparently not required at the bank. "Uses iPhones effectively," meaning they are in fact effective, regardless of your uninformed opinion. I agree, they won't ever be for a for a Fortune 500 size company, but I don't work for one and don't care. I send dozens of emails a day from an iPhone all without emoticons, so I guess I'm just a savant. Maybe it's a perk, I don't have to carry a workberry and can stream music into my car on the way home.
- April 26, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- Anonymous said...
My biggest iPhone complaint:
I Can't set up a texting group. That's annoying.
- April 26, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
Not exactly true that big firms won't use Iphone. Several big oufits, yes fortune 500 in Palo Alto is already switching over to I-phones and I-pads. Did anyone really believe that Jobs would stay out of Corporate mkt.
- April 26, 2011 at 4:39 PM
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I recently had a conversation with someone from a medical device company and during the discussion she mentioned that she was surprised that someone that has never been shocked experienced anxiety about having an ICD. I was surprised she didn't know that we did.
Anxiety is a constant topic with us. We have all experienced it and we have all supported those around us going through it. It is not something that we go through once. Many of us have gone through several ups and downs since being implanted. And what is more, it is the first thing most people on the forum will ask about. It has led to some great discussions among us wired folks and I thought I would share some of the collective advice.
First and foremost, understand that anxiety is a normal and common reaction. Very often we are getting the diagnosis of a major heart issue AND a recommendation to receive some pretty amazing technology all in a short period of time. To most people, this ICD stuff sounds like something from Star Trek and we are trying to learn medical terms we have never heard before at the same time. It takes some getting used to. I think the best way to address the anxiety is to break it down into manageable pieces.
Don't be afraid to talk to your doctor about anxiety. Doctors are beginning to understand that it is not a walk in the park for those of us with ICDs and heart disease. Heart disease of any kind is enough to cause depression. Add to that the fear that we are going to get a shock (even though we understand we need it) and it can be overwhelming. Doctors can help with medication if needed. But they can't do a thing to help you if you don't mention it to them.
Find out everything you can about your heart condition. There are many things that cause dangerous arrhythmias, find out what is causing yours. No matter how complicated it is, there is a name for it… even it is something obscure like Non-focal Reticulated Cardiomyopathy. Ok, I just made that up but trust me, there is a name for your condition. Ask your doctor to explain it and don't be afraid to ask him/her to explain any words or terms you are unfamiliar with. Then you will be able to read about and understand what is happening to your heart and why all this is necessary. From there, you and your doctor and come up with a plan to treat you going forward.
Look for a support group. I guess you have already done that by finding this site. But see if your local clinic or hospital has a group that meets in person. We didn't have anything like it in the Bay Area (CA) so we started our own. It really helps to be able to talk to someone face to face about those moments when you are afraid to walk up the stairs or to be alone. If you are in the Bay Area, join us. If you are not, check with your clinic or hospital to see if they offer this type of program.
Learn as much as you can about your device. Ask your doctor to explain how it works, what kind you have and why he/she choose that model. Ask for a copy of your interrogation report and learn the different program settings. Knowing how it works really helped me get to a comfortable place mentally. I have a Medtronic device and found that they have lots of support information available to recipients. I think all the companies do this. I know it seems silly, but having one to hold and touch makes this seem a little easier for me. Ask your doctor to show you a device if you haven't seen one already.
Finally, understand that it takes a little time. You are dealing with diagnosis, devices and mortality here. That is a lot to deal with. But it does get better. It won't happen over night. But little by little you will get back to your old self or at least something very close to it.


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Very soon, Nokia may NOT be a major phone player, but it looks like the company's here to stay in the battle over map supremacy.
Everyone agrees that mobile is the future — and a large part of that has to do with map data and location services.
Nokia has signed Oracle to provide exactly that, as it already does for other partners, like Microsoft, Yahoo and Amazon. (Not a shabby client list!)
In 2007, Nokia acquired mapping company Navteq to make its own cartography service relevant. The company has fought hard and hasn't done too shabby — in fact, its service has even been judged solid enough to replace Bing maps in Windows Phone 8.
Given Apple's recent stumble with its nav app using data from TomTom, Nokia is looking a little less foolish for having missed out on the smartphone market. It may yet win the fight against Google and Apple and re-emerge as a one of the major players among the tech companies.
It may even spur them to create the next great communication device!
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Police have charged a Jacksonville man with hitting a school bus that was waiting at a Jacksonville railroad crossing.
Police have charged a Jacksonville man with hitting a school bus that was waiting at a Jacksonville railroad crossing.
Cody Allan Bennett, 20, was cited Thursday by the Jacksonville Police Department for no operators license and failure to reduce speed. He was driving a 1999 Chevy flatbed truck owned by M&H Concrete Construction.
Brandy Diann Smith, 38, of Jacksonville was injured when the truck rear-ended her 2011 Honda. She was taken to Onslow Memorial Hospital, treated and released, said Beth Purcell, spokeswoman for the Jacksonville Department of Public Safety.
The Chevy went on to strike the side of Bus 192. No students were aboard the bus at the time of the 9:40 a.m. wreck, said Suzie Ulbrich, public information assistant for Onslow County Schools.
The bus was being driven by Robert Earl Dixon, 64, of Swansboro. He didn�t report any injuries.
Bus 192 was stopped at the railroad tracks as required by law when the truck failed to stop. The bus was headed to Swansboro, Ulbrich said.
The three vehicles were in the eastbound lanes of Lejeune Boulevard at the railroad crossing in front of Piney Green Shopping Center, Purcell said.
Bennett has a prior court date set for driving without a license in his possession, according to the N.C. Criminal Court Calendar.
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Next Generation of Scientists Compete for Science Fair Honors
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SOCORRO, N.M., April 1, 2009 – More than 300 middle school and high school scholars from every corner of New Mexico will exhibit their research projects Saturday, April 4, at the 57th Annual New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair on the New Mexico Tech campus.
Exhibits will be open to the public for viewing from 4 to 7 p.m. in the New Mexico Tech Gymnasium. Judging takes place earlier that day.
Students qualify for the state competition by placing in one of six regional events. The top-ranked students from state science fair or one of the regional events win the right to compete at the International Science and Engineering Fair, which will be in Reno, Nev., on May 10-15.
The New Mexico Science Fair awards honors in 15 categories, ranging from physics and astronomy to behavioral and social sciences. Four grand prizes are given: two in life sciences and two in physical sciences. The grand prize winners earn a trip to the International event.
In addition, the state Science Fair Office at New Mexico Tech coordinates an array of special awards and scholarships from private industry, universities, military branches and divisions, scientific associations and national laboratories. Students are competing for more than $100,000 in these special awards and scholarships.
Competitors range from sixth to twelfth grade. Some students have worked on the same project for several years, making more detailed studies each year.
"These students are very excited to be here," Ortiz said. "For most of them, it's the last step of competition, like the state finals in an athletic competition. This is a special experience to compete with all other students from New Mexico. They get to see what other students are researching."
"The 300 entries all represent the cream of the crop," Ortiz said. "They've already been through two rounds of competition – at their school and at regionals. The projects we send to the International Science and Engineering Fair are serious scientific work."
Awards will be posted on the Science Fair's website after 9 p.m. Saturday, April 4.
The evening before the event, the Tech marketing department will host a movie night and pizza party for the visiting students.
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When I started doing holiday dinners at my house I think I really pushed the limits of my husbands patience with me. I wanted every corner of the house scrubbed and polished so it shined when our guest arrived. Each picture that hung on the wall was removed so that I could clean the glass and polish the frame. Every little tchotchke was placed on the counter for a good washing. My normal laid back attitude changed to one of a woman crazed, obsessive and cranky to boot! Honestly sometimes I wonder how he put up with me at times. He would remind me that the ones coming were family and that they were not going to look under the beds to see if I had run the vacuum under them. What he didn't understand was that I wanted everything to be special and that for me that it was in the details.
Momma seemed to do all this so effortlessly through the years. I remember her being teased about how clean her home was by my Uncle Leon, he would reach up to the top of the kitchen cupboards and wipe his hand along the edge and tell her that he found a spot she missed. She would laugh at him and give him a little smack on the arm. The next day though she would be on the stepping stool wiping it down. Such a silly little memory, I know.
Everything Momma did was done with a servants heart. So many times she would offer to help me with whatever I was doing and I would refuse. It wasn't because I didn't want her help, it was because I let my pride get in my way. Gosh darn it – it was my dirt and I didn't think it was right to have anyone else have to deal with it. I'm still that way now, but I am trying to work on the pride thing. One time in particular that I'll never forget took place not long after I had had a major heart attack. I had been complaining to her about how difficult it was for me to do things because I would get worn out so fast. When she offered to help me I refused once again. Even today, 10 years later, her words to me that day ring in my head: "Terri – did you every consider that by letting me help you, you are giving me a gift?" - Whoa – my brain went numb for a moment at her words, I responded with: "But, it's not right for you to feel you have to come do this for me – you have so much of your own to do." In her calm, but strong voice she responded: "But, Terri, by refusing me you are denying me the joy of giving my time to you. You complain to me all the time about the kids not letting you help them when you offer, but you do the same thing." Well what could I say – she was right.
After Momma's memorial service so many people came over to me and expressed how she had "stood in the gap" for them or for a family member. One lady told me how my folks would go out of the way to pick up her mother and take her places when she no longer could drive. Over and over I heard these remarks. They were things that I did not know about, but, were not a surprise. Many people say - "If you need anything just let me know" - My Momma never waited to be asked she was just there doing whatever needed to be done and always with a joyful heart.
There are little things we do that seem insignificant to us at the time, but we do them to please the ones we love. Momma kept a bowl of gumdrops on the coffee table. She bought them in 5# bags because we would gobble them up when we visited. We laughed about how even the hospice nurses would sit and talk with her and munch on gumdrops. So of course we kept the bowl full. We take so many things for granted thinking they will always be there for us.
In spite of my obsessive behavior in preparing for company I was not the only one in the house that paid attention to the details. Darrell had gone to the store and when he returned he had a big grin on his face. One large bag was filled with an assortment of candies, just like Momma always did. He pulled out a bag of chocolate cover peanuts and declared: "Mom always has chocolate covered peanuts and we're going to do that too!"
I learned a great deal from Momma without even knowing I was being taught. After
that first big meal at my house she handed me the Bible and told me to read this story from Luke 10:38-42. Uggg I thought – she always does this to me and the part that gets me is that it always works.
At the Home of Martha and Mary
38 As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him. 39 She had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord's feet listening to what he said. 40 But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to him and asked, "Lord, don't you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? Tell her to help me!"
41 "Martha, Martha," the Lord answered, "you are worried and upset about many things, 42 but few things are needed—or indeed only one. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her."
Momma in her own special way helped me to understand that all my distress in the preparations was not necessary, but rather, the time we would be sharing was all that matter. How fortunate I was to have such a woman in my life.
Amongst my Momma's treasures was a loving, giving and joyful heart.
Momma in her own special way helped me to understand that all my distress in the preparations was not necessary, but rather, the time we would be sharing was all that matter. How fortunate I was to have such a woman in my life.
Amongst my Momma's treasures was a loving, giving and joyful heart.


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All in the numbers: Financials for your business plan
This guest blog post is provided by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency who is responsible for creating opportunities for economic growth in Atlantic Canada.
The financial section of your business and marketing plan is all about the numbers. Investors are looking for accurate and understandable information that will clearly show them your bottom line.
With this in mind, you want to present your business idea as an attractive investment opportunity. The following are some suggestions for items to include in this section:
- The total amount of required funding for your business
- Your use of funds, such as equipment, renovations, inventory and working capital
- Your sources of funds, such as owner's investment, mortgage and term loans
- The projected date when lenders can expect repayment
- Any liability limits and insurance coverage necessary to handle environmental and other risks
- Your projected return on investment
- Economic assumptions (inflation, economic trends, interest rates) that affect your estimates and forecasts
- An approximate timeline for return on investment
In the more detailed data portion of your financial section, it's also a good idea to present the dollar details of your business using standard financial statements and charts, and include information on:
- Your market share (determined by dividing your sales by total market sales)
- Your breakeven analysis (which determines at which sales volume your business will start making money)
- Your return on investment (which lets you show your efficient use of assets)
- Your cash flow (which lets you show if your company will have enough money to meet its needs on a monthly basis)
- Your income statement (which reveals whether your business has earned a profit or has suffered a loss after a specified period)
- Your balance sheet (which is a "snapshot" of what you own and what you owe)
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Girl raising awareness for grandma's terminal disease | Health
ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- It started with a heartfelt post this weekend on the First Coast News Facebook page. Now, a 12-year-old Jacksonville girl on a mission to help raise awareness about a fatal disease her grandmother is battling has connected with people around the world.
Logan Gable's grandmother, Marlene Gable of Orange Park, means the world to her. She said her grandmother has always put others before herself, from helping homeless children to helping the elderly. Now as Marlene battles Multiple System Atrophy, known as MSA, Logan wants to help her achieve her goal before it's too late. They are pushing for the state of Florida to follow in the footsteps of several other states and recognize March as "MSA Awareness Month."
Doctors at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville diagnosed Marlene, now 62, with MSA in 2011. It's a rare, neurodegenerative disorder similar to Parkinson's or ALS.
"All of a sudden I was running into walls and the doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong. They thought it was my balance and now MSA they found out I have. It affects my speech, my balance ... You think putting on your shoes would be easy but it's very difficult to get dressed. I have to have someone to dress me now," said Marlene.
It's estimated about 15,000 Americans have been diagnosed with MSA at any given time and as many as 35,000 more are misdiagnosed with another disorder according the group "Miracles for MSA".
Right now, Marlene said there is no cure and no way to prevent MSA from getting worse.
"That is hard to know that you have only have 7-10 years ... Who knows how long I had this before. When you go backwards to see how long I was running into walls. It was funny at first, but it is not now," said Marlene.
Marlene is now on a mission to raise awareness about the disease that taken away her independence, and her granddaughter is leading the effort.
"It's really hard. I love her so much and seeing her go through this makes me sad," said Logan.
Logan, a sixth grader at Clay Hill Elementary School, shared her grandmother's story on Facebook and has gotten a tremendous response, hundreds of likes and dozens of comments from people around the world. She also learned that there are at least four other people in Florida living with MSA.
"A lot of people have been sending me messages and asking lots of questions about her and everything about what all I've done to try to raise awareness about MSA ... She means everything to me. She has always been there for me and been with me through hard times and everything and she's there for me whenever I need her," said Logan.
"I'm so proud of her," said Marlene.
Logan and her family are wearing purple to raise awareness about MSA. They hope more people will join their effort to help find a treatment and a cure.
Marlene's only child, Jack Gable said, "We don't know the cause. Perhaps if we can get enough awareness someone can determine the cause and perhaps save somebody in the future."
And Marlene is not giving up hope.
"With God's help, they will find a cure."
The Gables are encouraging Floridians to write their local lawmakers and urge them to make March "MSA Awareness Month".
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Firebug 1.6.0Monday, November 29th, 2010
The Firebug Working Group proudly announces the availability of Firebug 1.6.0!
We have implemented a lot of new features that are summarized on our wiki in section Firebug 1.6 release notes. Please go over the summary and let us know if you need any additional information.
We have been working hard, but a lot of things wouldn't be possible without contributions from developers, translators and also designers. See our wiki that lists all our active contributors.
Stability of Firebug has been improved, some memory leaks caught and so, we can declare Firebug 1.6 as the best release ever.
We are focusing on quality and continuously extending our list of automated tests. We run these tests to verify every release and publishing all test results online. Any Firebug users can also run the automated test suite on local machines and upload the results so, we can collect information about stability from various environments.
Firebug 1.6.0 has been uploaded on addons.mozilla.org and your Firefox should ask you for update soon. According to our past experience some issues can sneak through all the alpha and beta releases so, we expect some minor updates in the next few weeks.
Firebug 1.6.0 is for Firefox 3.6 and we are currently working on Firebug 1.7 and focusing on compatibility with Firefox 4.0. It should be available early next year. See known issues with Firefox 4.0.
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You probably have heard that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) issued a new recommendation against prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening for prostate cancer this week. What you might not be aware of is the amount of time, effort and resources the AAFP invests in evaluating recommendations from federal agencies and other professional medical organizations.
Thomas Houston, M.D.
Busy physicians don't always have time to immediately -- and thoroughly -- evaluate every new recommendation or guideline that is published, let alone the lengthy evidence reports on which they are based. (The evidence report(www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org) for prostate cancer is more than 5,000 words.) But we can identify and rely on trusted sources to do some of the important and time-consuming work for us of reviewing guidelines and discussing new developments in science and health from the family medicine perspective.
The AAFP Commission on Health of the Public and Science, which is responsible for developing and evaluating evidence-based clinical guidance recommendations for the Academy's Board of Directors, is one such source. The commission is made up of 17 active family physicians, as well as medical student and resident representatives. It also includes liaisons from the AAFP Board of Directors and a state chapter executive, and it receives support from Academy staff.
The commission's Subcommittee on Clinical Preventive Services reviews every recommendation issued by the USPSTF and the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. The USPSTF(www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org) -- an independent panel of experts in preventive medicine and primary care, including family physicians -- is considered the gold standard for evidence-based primary care recommendations, and the AAFP rarely disagrees with this task force because of its exacting methodology and high standards for evidence.
That was the case with the prostate cancer screening recommendation, which was reviewed by the subcommittee during an open-comment period last fall. Although the recommendation has generated some controversy among media, subspecialists and patient groups, the subcommittee was strongly in favor of the task force's draft report and recommended to me, the commission chair, that the AAFP endorse it. After approval by the Board of Directors, the Academy submitted comments to the USPSTF in favor of the draft.
The USPSTF's final recommendation(www.annals.org) was published May 22 in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Simply put, the expected harms of PSA screening outweigh the potential benefits. Although screening may help one out of 1,000 men avoid death from prostate cancer, the same number of men will develop blood clots in their legs or lungs due to treatment. Twice as many will suffer heart attacks due to treatment, and many more will be left impotent or incontinent.
You can find all of the AAFP's recommendations for clinical preventive services online.
In addition to the Subcommittee on Clinical Preventive Services, the AAFP Commission on Health of the Public and Science also has subcommittees devoted to
- disparities and underserved populations;
- public health issues; and
- clinical practice guidelines.
The Subcommittee on Clinical Practice Guidelines is responsible for developing the Academy's own guidelines, as well as evaluating and recommending whether the Board should endorse guidelines from other organizations. In evaluating the recommendations of others, the subcommittee considers how well developed a recommendation is (including its methodological structure), the level of evidence on which it is based, whether to support it and what level of support to give it.
The subcommittee also collaborates with other organizations to create joint guidelines. For example, the AAFP is working with American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and others on a guideline on trial of labor after cesarean, or TOLAC. A draft is expected this summer.
Another example of the commission's current work includes development of a position paper on opioids that will cover a broad spectrum, including safe prescribing and how the Academy should respond to legislation or regulation that affects the ability of family physicians to manage a patient's pain.
The commission also
- reviews AAFP policies every five years and makes recommendations about whether to retire, retain or revise the Academy's positions that relate to scientific issues;
- considers resolutions brought forth by the Congress of Delegates, the National Conference of Special Constituencies, and the National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students;
- responds to requests from the Board of Directors that fit into its scope of work;
- represents the family physician clinical and public health perspective to other medical specialty, governmental and voluntary health organizations; and
- provides input for Academy initiatives and programs, such as Tar Wars.
The Commission on Health of the Public and Science is just one of five AAFP commissions. The others are Continuing Professional Development; Education; Finance and Insurance; Governmental Advocacy; and Membership and Member Services. These commissions keep the Academy humming, doing work vital to its mission -- to improve the health of patients, families, and communities by serving the needs of members.
Thomas Houston, M.D., of Dublin, Ohio, is chair of the AAFP Commission on Health of the Public and Science.
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