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JAYNIC secures detailed planning consent for 870,000 sq ft warehouse at Suffolk Park, Bury St Edmunds for Belgian logistics company, Weerts Group.
JAYNIC, the developer of Suffolk Park, at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, has secured detailed planning consent for an 870,000 sq ft warehouse to be developed for Belgian logistics, company Weerts Group.
The Belgian company concluded terms on the 42-acre site from Jaynic in October this year as its first location in the UK and the planning application was submitted immediately afterwards.
The 870,000 sq ft logistics facility will be completed in Summer 2021.
This is the largest ever warehouse transaction to be undertaken in Bury St Edmunds and the West Suffolk region bringing major new investment to the town.
Weerts Group has chosen Suffolk Park because of its proximity to the Felixstowe ferry connection with the European continent and its proximity to Junction 45 of the A14 providing fast links into the UK motorway network.
Weerts Group is headquartered in Liège, Belgium and has operations in Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Hungary and Romania. Its General Logistics Services division offers its clients comprehensive solutions for warehousing, transport and value-add logistics services, with a strong focus on innovative solutions and engaging in continuous improvement projects with its clients.
The site sale to Weerts comes swiftly on the heels of the sale of Jaynic's SP206 unit at Suffolk Park to Chinese consumer goods importer M H Star and re-affirms the rapidly increasing popularity of the A14 as a logistics location. In under six months these two transactions amount to 1.1m sq ft of warehousing and will create around 700 jobs for the local economy.
Cllr John Griffiths, Leader of West Suffolk Council, said:
"The council's hard work over years to bring together millions of pounds of investment to create Suffolk Park and its status as an Enterprise Zone is really paying off and enabling business expansion, skills growth and job opportunities including in research and development, high-tech, office and logistic uses. We are delighted to support this application and welcome the creation of further new jobs here in West Suffolk. The fact we are continuing to attract international businesses as well as supporting our local businesses in their growth ambitions, together with our strategic position on the A14 corridor, further illustrates that Bury St Edmunds and West Suffolk continues to be a great place to live and do business."
Elsewhere at Suffolk Park the 112,000 sq ft first phase of Treatt Plc's new global headquarters, being developed by Jaynic is due for completion imminently. The 114-acre Suffolk Park has outline planning consent for 2 million sq ft of business, distribution, and industrial space.
Suffolk Park agents are Bury St Edmunds based Hazells Chartered Surveyors, Cambridge agents Bidwells and Savills London's logistics department. www.suffolk-park.uk
"We are grateful to West Suffolk Council for their highly positive approach to this planning application. It was submitted on 23rd September and approved on the 3rd December. It is an outstanding effort by all, and enables us to appoint a contractor in the very near future."
Ben Oughton
Development Director, JAYNIC


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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !
Post author By Alister
How to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in French?
Like many other countries, December is a month of celebration in France. Christmas and the New Year's Eve are the main festivities.
The Christmas' festivities generally began at the end of the 24th of December ( which is not a holiday ). It is usually a family festivity where presents are given and people eat copious meals.
The Christmas tree, though it is used since the XIIth century in Eastern France has only become a symbol of Christmas during the last century. Most families that celebrate Christmas have a tree ( a real one or a false one ) in their house accompanied that religious symbols or not depending on the family. Villages and cities are also decorated and offer various events to celebrate the end of the year festivities. The most common events is the Christmas market. In France, the most famous market takes place in Strasbourg from the 28th of November to the 31st of December. Many smaller towns also have their own market every years.
The 24th of December is usually a dinner lighter than on the morrow with immediate family and Catholics often participate to a midnight mass. French people often give their presents on the morning of the 25th after they put the gifts near their Christmas tree. However some families do distribute their presents on Christmas' Eve, after midnight. Families with children will generally prefer to give presents on the 25th according to the tradition that Father Christmas brought the gifts during the night.
French traditional Christmas meals involve three courses. The first can be foie gras, oysters or salmon. A Christmas turkey is the most popular main course but people also eat a goose for example. The desert is traditionally the Yule log.
The 25th of December is the long awaited day for children when they can finally open their presents after waking up. It is a day with more protocol than the 24th with family and or friends coming for a long lunch. Chicken with chestnut puree, oysters, salmon, cheese and a desert are very common. Champagne can be served with the first course and various wines are then served according to the dishes.
Some regions in France may also serve their own traditional dishes. For example in Provence the desert may not be a Yule log but the 13 desserts representing the apostles and Christ.
To say Merry Christmas in French, we say Joyeux Noël
New Year's Eve or Saint Sylvester's Day is often celebrated with friends. People usually await midnight of the 31st of December and wish each other a happy and prosperous new year as well as a good health ( Bonne Année ! Bonne santé ! ). The tradition is to wait midnight before the exchanges of wishes and then people may announce their new resolutions for the coming year. The more festive people will then go outside in the streets to celebrate, yelling and shouting a happy new year to every one. Each year in Paris, the Champs Elysée and the Eiffel Tower are crowded with people.
Saint Sylvester's Day's meal is similar to Christmas though many prefer a lighter dinner. Foie gras and oysters are some of the favourite dishes.
So to wish somebody a Happy New Year, in French we write and say
Bonne année et bonne santé !
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By Alister
Studying at the University of Besançon, Burgundy Franche-Comté, France
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Burglar raiding homes around England believed to be 'ex-soldier'
The man has stolen £7million from homes accross Berkshire, Kent, Surrey and Sussex and is believed to be an ex-soldier with 'specialist knowledge and skills'
30 January 2018, 8:35am
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A violent burglar behind a terrifying string of raid is believed to be a highly-professional soldier with a "commanding nature"
The man is believed to have carried out seven violent £1m raids with military-style planning.
He has been spotted on CCTV stakes out homes for weeks, while plotting the owners' movements. He knows the exact layout of the Home Counties properties, Surrey Police said.
His most recent raid was at Kingswood, Surrey, in October last year.
The soldier also subjects his victims to a shocking amount of violence in a bid to get as many as their prized possessions as possible.
Victim Susan Morris, 61, said: "He knew exactly how hard to hit me."
She was alone at her home when he struck.
Morris said the raider kept asking her for more jewellery during the raid in October at her home in Kingswood, Surrey.
"He hit me three times on my face, it was very painful, I couldn't believe the blows kept coming," she said.
She was later found by her husband tied up with cables and hiding in the bedroom.
Morris said at one point she could not get a ring and bracelet off, and added: "I actually thought 'he's going to cut my finger off'."
Susan Morris was found by her husband, Stephen
Describing the thief, she said: "I would say he spoke well, he had no accent, he didn't have bad grammar, he's an intelligent man, he knows how to assess the situation and carry this out."
Susan suffered a broken jaw, bruising to her face and lost a tooth.
Police believe the burglar could be ex-military because of his levels of preparation, and his "well-spoken, intelligent" language and manner, but they have said he could be a current member of the armed forces or law enforcement.
Detective Inspector Dee Fielding, of Surrey Police, said: "Each of these burglaries have been extremely distressing for the victims. We do not believe this to be the work of an opportunist burglar, but someone who has specialist knowledge and skills, possibly ex-forces or similar.
"On each occasion unnecessary levels of violence have been used in addition to a firearm, which he used to threaten the victims, who have then been tied up.
"He has worked quickly and appears to have knowledge of who is home at the time of each attack, the location of safes and the layout. This leads us to believe he has planned the attacks with a great level of detail and prior knowledge."
An appeal has now gone out from four police forces after raids across Berkshire, Kent, Surrey and Sussex were reported between November 2014 and October 2017.


My song of the day is "No Smoke Without Fire" by Bad Company!! Another energizing, uplifting and very empowering rock tune from the late 80s! I'm not going to talk about how underrated Bad Company are, instead I would like to spread the word and remind you (or make you listen for the first time) of this awesome track! The tune comes from their 1988 album "Dangerous" which is filled up with hard solid rockers like "Shake it Up", "One Night" and "Dangerous Age" and I dearly recommend it to you, guys! Will make a publication, especially for the album any time soon!


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If I get rid of the third argument, the form displays as expected (unstyled). I can't see what I'm doing wrong here - can anyone help?

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A: I can see from the api that there is another argument expected:
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A: Your array needs to be the fourth argument to Form::input() - the third is the 'default' value. See Laravel's FormBuilder class:
public function input($type, $name, $value = null, $options = array())

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Home News & Politics Man Robbed in Arlington, Forced to Swim to D.C.
Man Robbed in Arlington, Forced to Swim to D.C.
Robbers with a gun confronted a man on the Arlington side of the Potomac River, took his cell phone and wallet and forced him to jump into the river and swim to the D.C. side, according to the U.S. Park Police.
The Aug. 18 incident took place between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. near Scenic Overlook One (between Key Bridge and Chain Bridge) along the George Washington Memorial Parkway, the USPP said.
The United States Park Police is investigating an armed robbery that occurred last night near the first scenic overlook on the George Washington Memorial Parkway. The victim was relieved of his wallet and cell phone before being forced to enter the Potomac River and told to swim across.
After reaching shore on the D.C. side of the river, the victim alerted police who immediately began a search of the area. Two suspects were detained and eventually released without charges as they could not be positively identified as the attackers.
During the course of the search, a USPP officer suffered heat-related distress and was transported by helicopter to a local hospital. The officer was later released without incident.
There is no further information at this time. If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact our detectives at 202-610-8730.
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Eight years ago, Varujan Pambuccian, a Romanian member of parliament tried to make Romania into its own offshore haven.
And for advice on how to do it, the MP turned to Laszlo Kiss, an offshore registry agent who Romanian police recently arrested for money laundering and tax evasion connected to his offshore businesses. Pambuccian at the same time had some private business he consulted with Kiss about: he and fellow MP Metin Cerchez wanted to set up an offshore network for a transport business.
Romanian Member of Parliament Metin Cerchez consulted with Laszlo Kiss on a trucking company.The ex-deputy Cerchez remembers the meeting.
" Pambuccian … took me to him. We wanted to set up a business together, a passenger transport company, but Pambuccian did not want to enter the business officially so he went to Kiss," Cerchez told the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP).
The two MPs visited Kiss's office on Victoria Square, across the street from the Romanian Government building and Kiss set up the companies. Cerchez became half owner of the transport company called ORG Control while Pambuccian owned the other half through Horus 33 IBC, a Delaware offshore set up by Kiss. A proxy by the name of Raymond Terry Gibson was the director.
Pambuccian, now the leader of the minority group in the Chamber of Deputies, acknowledged in a interview with OCCRP meeting Kiss and setting up a deal but his recollection of what happened differs from that of Cerchez. He describes a brief and casual connection to Kiss.
Pambuccian did introduce a bill in the lower chamber of the Romanian Parliament but the bill did not pass.
Documents OCCRP obtained show that Pambuccian and Kiss are "brothers" in the Sphinx Masonic lodge in Bucharest along with other members of parliament, former intelligence officers, businessmen, and Eugen Ovidiu Chirovici – the chief of Romanian Masonry and counsellor to the governor of the National Bank of Romania.
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Yes, he knows his mama is about to have a baby. But he needs her, people. That baby sister stuff can wait.
Bryce Wilson has had it with the hospital that's holding his mom hostage. He gets it. There's a sibling on the way. But he's not sure his mom gets it. He needs her the most. Watch Bryce plead his case in the most adorable, plaintive, heart-tugging way in this video his mother posted to Instagram.
Though his mom reassures him she's fine and just has to be in the hospital for awhile for the baby, Bryce thinks there's got to be another way.
"But you have your daddy and your brothers," his mom reassures him.
"I don't need no brothers and no dad. I need you!" Bryce says in no uncertain terms.
Commenters fell in love with Bryce, as did we.
Bryce's sister arrived safely, according to his mom's Instagram, and everyone was soon reunited. Mom even posted a shot of Bryce doing his "yogurt" cross-legged on the floor, presumably trying to keep his cool in the middle of his growing family.
This kid! We are melting. Bryce's mom also posted a video of him thanking everyone who's helped to make him an internet sensation.
"Thank you for my mom. I love her so much," Bryce starts in before thanking the world in the 4-year-old version of an Academy Award acceptance speech. You're welcome, Bryce, but we didn't really do anything except witness your cuteness. We're going to go do some "yogurt" now to settle down.


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If you are interested in a workshop with practical exposure training on one of our EBPG systems, please contact us, using the contact form or send an email to contact@raith.de.
In order to encourage the exchange between the participants an introduction of yourself and your research and applications is highly appreciated during the first session. If you prefer to show a presentation, please restrict yourself to approx. 3 slides or 5 minutes.


This part of the sock is usually stretchy and clings onto your leg to stop it falling down. You want to pick a stitch that will be stretchy but it will also have to be knit quite loose. The cuff also needs to be able to fit over the toes, the widest part of your foot and go over the heel but still sit well on your leg and not slide down all the time.
The number of stitches you cast on will also be determined somewhat by the ribbing you want to do for the cuff area. K1, P1 rib requires an even number of stitches. K2, P2 rib requires that the number of stitches be divisible by 4. If not, the ribs won't match up at the beginning of the round.
This is the easy part. The leg of the sock is the long tubular section that extends down from the cuff. You can knit this as long or as short as you like. Long up to your knee or short so it barely reaches your ankle. Just follow the pattern and required number of rounds until the leg section reaches your desired length.
I found knitting the cuff and the leg extremely easy, but when it came time to make the heel flap, turn the heel and then the gusset before finally venturing down the foot to make the final part of the sock, the toe, well I was just stuck at the heel flap area and would give up. I just didn't understand the instructions. I then stumbled across a wonderful lady called the Knit Purl Hunter and after watching her videos and following her really easy video tutorial, everything made sense and fell into place. There's a handy link to each video below so you can follow through as you reach each stage.
The heel flap is worked back and forth along one needle which will result in making one side of the knitting longer than the other side. The heel flap, as the name suggests, forms the back of the sock which goes down the back of your heel. Follow this video to understand how to do the Heel Flap then come back and find out what happens next. You will notice that you are only using one needle so when you turn your work you will need to alternate rows of knit and purl stitch which is normally not necessary when knitting magic loop style.
Once you have finished the heel flap you need to make the "cup" that your heel sits in and this is also worked in rows. This part of the sock can be worked in plain knit but you may come across a stitch for the heel called 'The Eye of the Partridge'. I'll describe how to do this stitch later but check out this great video tutorial on how to turn the heel here.


We're delighted to be bringing ex-Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür to Manchester!
Frustrated with the half-a-decade it took to produce Electric Cafe (1986), he left the band after the LP's release – it wouldn't be until a 2009 reissue that Flür received an artist credit on the album.
In 1997, he launched his solo career under the name Yamo and released Time Pie, an album that featured work with the experimental duo Mouse on Mars.
In 2000, he published his memoir I Was a Robot but the book was pulled momentarily, and re-released with revisions after a lawsuit from the remaining members of Kraftwerk. A 12″ single named after the book appeared in 2004, and it was included on the 2015 release Eloquence: Total Works, a collection of unreleased Flürtracks dating back to 2002.
Support comes from Hebden Bridge-based Peter Duggal.
This show is a co-promotion with Synergy Concerts.


When a tooth becomes extremely irritated irreversibly, infected with decay, or has fractured leading to exposure of the pulp tissue inside a tooth, a root canal may be necessary. A root canal is the removal of the affected pulp tissues, disinfection of the root canal space and sealing of the empty space with a thermoplastic material called Gutta Percha. This essentially seals off the tooth both inside and out so that the tooth can be retained and used without discomfort. A crown is usually placed over root canal treated teeth to protect it from fracture over time. These cases are usually completed in our clinic by Dr. Ben, but in some cases depending on the tooth and severity of the case he may refer you to an Endodontist (Root Canal Specialist) who is better equipped in dealing with such cases. In other cases however, the decay or fracture can be so catastrophic that it the tooth may have a poor prognosis and be beyond saving. At this point the tooth may need to be removed (extracted) so prevent further problems.


We are looking for 10 schools to help us develop an exciting new national pilot project based in Manchester and funded by Sport England. The project will start in September and is one of just 22 projects across the country that has won funding.
Improve the health and wellbeing of families at your school?
Improve children's fitness levels and their readiness to learn?
Develop the skills of parent volunteers to support other families and the school?
Increase parental engagement and support the school's community cohesion?
Develop a longer term sustainable model to enable families to get more active together?
Enable families to develop positive networks and reduce isolation?
If so, apply to get involved in our new funded Active Families Project!
After-school activities. This is block of six sessions of fun activities for families held directly after school one night of the week on school premises (A member of school staff would need to be present) Ten different families would do a block of sessions each term which would include a range of accessible activities such as games, skipping, treasure hunts and dance (a total of 30 families over the year).
Home activities. From these sessions families would also be given activities or challenges to do together at home to try and increase their regular daily activity levels. If they attend the six sessions and complete the home activities they get a bronze award.
Families who could show that they had sustained increased activity over several terms would then get a gold award.
This is a two year project. During the second year we would offer continued support to help schools to embed the project and deliver successful elements of the project to a further 30 families (including enabling training and support of further Champions as required).
There will be an option for Champions to get accreditation (e.g. level 2 City and Guilds Award in facilitating groups or working with parents) for their work.
This project is to be aimed primarily at families from low socio-economic groups (parents whose highest qualification is GCSE, low paid workers or those on benefits).
If these families are a minority at your school, we may still able to work with you but we would have to ensure that mainly the target families would access the project.
Allocate one or two members of staff to be involved with the project including helping to facilitate the after school sessions at the school, supporting the Family Activity Champions and encouraging families to do the home and community activities.
Recruit appropriate parents to be Champions and identify and encourage targeted families to attend the sessions.
Provide a hall or gym suitable for 30 adults and children to do family activities immediately after school one day a week for 18 weeks of the year.
Allocate a member of SLT to have an overview of the project and support its development including enabling recruitment, publicity, monitoring, evaluation and celebration of successful families.
Staff attending the briefings, training and review sessions.
Lend some equipment e.g. balls, beanbags and bibs.
Six days of comprehensive training for the parent volunteers (Family Activity Champions).
Briefing for a senior leader and training for the staff supporting the project.
All the resources needed to help recruit families and run the sessions, including publicity, Active Family Bags, activity cards and resources to support the activities, family record cards, resources needed for the after-school activities, certificates and incentives etc.
Funding to support families to access activities.
If you want to find out more please come to a special briefing session to be held on Thursday 5th July at the Windrush Centre M16 7WD. There will be two sessions.
Please email [email protected] to book a place at a briefing.
Alternatively you can just fill in and return the application form by Friday 13th July to [email protected].
We will let you know by Thursday 19th July if you have a place on the project.


Drama Queen (super mag-emote): YTBC EXTENDED!
I have to extend YTBC since It's Not Always About ME is out again, same old problem with its host.
SO I am extending YTBC until June 8, 2010 and the announcement of winners will be on June 12.
For the meantime, leave your contest entries here at the Drama Queen.
yeah looks like alot catching up for me too.
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Il 244º Reggimento fanteria "Cosenza" è stata un'unità militare del Regio Esercito Italiano e successivamente con la denominazione di 244º Battaglione fanteria "Cosenza" dell'Esercito Italiano.

Storia

Le origini

Nella prima guerra mondiale (1915-1918)

La storia recente

Onorificenze

Decorazioni alla Bandiera di Guerra

Decorati

Stemma
Scudo Trinciato: nel primo d'argento, alla crocetta potenziata di nero; nel secondo d'azzurro, alla stella del primo sostenuta da una trangla ondata dello stesso.

Corona turrita.

Ornamenti esteriori:
lista bifida: d'oro, svolazzante, collocata sotto la punta dello scudo, incurvata con la concavità rivolta verso l'alto, riportante il motto: "PERSISTO E VINCO"

onorificenza: accollata alla punta dello scudo con l'insegna dell'Ordine Militare d'Italia pendente al centro del nastro con i colori della stessa.

nastri rappresentativi delle ricompense al Valore:

Insegne e Simboli
 Il Reggimento indossa il fregio della Fanteria (composto da due fucili incrociati sormontati da una bomba con una fiamma dritta). Al centro nel tondino è riportato il numero "244".
 Le mostrine del reggimento sono rettangolari di colore. Alla base della mostrina si trova la stella argentata a 5 punte bordata di nero, simbolo delle forze armate italiane.

Persisto e vinco

Festa del reggimento
15 giugno in ricordo della Battaglia del Solstizio dove la bandiera del Reggimento si guadagnò la Medaglia d'Argento al Valor Militare.

Persone legate al Reggimento

Note

Voci correlate
 Esercito Italiano
 Arma di Fanteria
 Fanteria
 Elenco dei reggimenti di fanteria dell'Esercito Italiano
 Armoriale della Fanteria dell'Esercito Italiano
 Medaglie, decorazioni e ordini cavallereschi italiani

Altri progetti

Fanteria 244
244
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This study aim to develop a three dimensional multi-line brush based tyre model for investigating the rolling resistance and energy loss in tyres. The losses in the model are characterised by the external losses originated from the sliding phenomenon in the tyre contact patch, and the internal losses due to the tyre viscoelastic nature which is employed by a rubber model. The Extended Brush tyre Model (EBM) proposed in this work can be used to estimate the dissipated energy and the rolling resistance under different driving manoeuvres and wheel conditions. This paper focuses on the estimation of energy loss and in-plane rolling resistance.
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This paper describes a semi-physical tyre model that enables studies of rolling loss in combination with vehicle dynamic simulations. The proposed model, named extended brush tyre model (EBM), takes the effects of driving conditions, wheel alignment, and tyre materials into account. Compared to the basic brush tyre model, EBM includes multiple numbers of lines and bristles as well as integrated rubber elements into the bristles. The force and moment characteristics of the model are shown to have a good correlation with the Magic Formula tyre model and experimental data. The numerically estimated rolling resistance coefficients under different conditions are compared to findings in the literature, FE-simulations and experiments. The model can capture some aspects that are not covered by the available literature and experimental observations such as camber effect on rolling loss. EBM can be used as a platform for future studies of rolling loss optimisation using active chassis control.
While there are many tyre and vehicle dependent factors that affect the rollingresistance, the road properties play also an influential role in the overall resistance on the vehicle.The aim of this study is to develop amodel that can estimate the effect of road roughness on rollingresistance of tyres where both the texture-dependent and independent factors are contributing tooverall rolling resistance. In this paper, a method based on the self-affine fractal surfaces is usedto model realistic road characteristics in order to couple it with a brush based tyre model to beable to study the influence of road roughness on tyre rolling resistance. The simulation resultssuggest that the rolling resistance increases with increased RMS-value and both the macro- andthe micro-texture have an influence on the rolling resistance while the macro-texture effect is moreinfluential. The results of this paper can be related to the estimation of fuel economy on differentroad textures, from macro-texture to micro-texture and further optimisation of road surfaces.
The growing concerns about the environmental issues caused by vehicles and a strive forbetter fuel economy, urge the legislators to introduce conservative regulations on vehicletesting and homologation procedures. To have accurate evaluations, driving cycles thatcan sufficiently describe the vehicles' conditions experienced during driving is a prerequisite.In current driving cycles there are still some issues which are disregarded. The aim ofthe presented work is to study the contribution of chassis and vehicle dynamics settings ontyre rolling loss in comparison with the original assumptions made in the NEDC, FTP andHWFET driving cycles. A half-car model including a semi-physical explicit tyre model tosimulate the rolling loss is proposed. For the chosen vehicle and tyre characteristics,depending on the specific chassis settings and considered driving cycle, considerable differenceup to 7% was observed between the energy consumption of the proposed- and conventionalapproach. The current work aims to provide the legislators with a betterinsight into the real effects of chassis and vehicle dynamics during the certification processto further improve the test related procedures required for homologation such as generationof road load curves. I.e., the aim is not to provide a new homologation process, sincethere are also other effects such as road roughness and tyre temperature that need to beconsidered. The results are also of interest for the vehicle manufacturers for further considerationsduring test preparation as well as in the development phase in order to reduce theenvironmental impacts.


College of the Ouachitas will conduct an Emergency Preparedness Exercise on Thursday, August 23rd, at an unspecified time.
A simulated crisis will be staged, regular activities on campus will be disrupted, and access to campus may be limited. Multiple emergency first responders will be on campus throughout the exercise. Please follow all instructions provided from College personnel and emergency response teams as if a real situation were taking place.
College of the Ouachitas takes the safety of its students, employees, and guests very seriously and is conducting the exercise as part of its continuous improvement plan to be as prepared as possible for any type of emergency on campus.
Your cooperation during the exercise is greatly appreciated.


Can Things said in Open Court Be Repeated Outside of Court?
My ex-husband has a transcript of our divorce trial. He has given several copies to friends. Can I do anything?
The short answer: "no." Parts of the court process are private – but, in general, anything which happens in open court is in the public domain. Access to court records pertaining to family law cases is slightly restricted but, even then, there is no general rule of privacy for such records.
Does a litigant who is represented by a lawyer have an advantage and, if so, is that unfair?


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Lowe's on a high as young stars emerge at Haslemere
EXCITED David Lowe reckons he is nurturing his own Millennium Marvels a clutch of top swimmers to lead Britain into the next century.
And he should know. The Haslemere chief coach was a double Olympian in the 80s, winning a bronze medal in Moscow 18 years ago.
One of his brightest prospects, Chloe Winter, is still only 10 but Lowe is convinced she already has the talent and dedication to realise an Olympic dream too.
Lowe insisted: ëëI am excited about the whole aspect of the club. The swimmers that we have here have the potential to go through to senior national level and some maybe to the international stage in the top age group.
There is some good talent in the younger age group and we are trying to bring the best out of them.
You need talent. There are between 21 and 23 qualities that an Olympic champion needs and they vary. The person who has more of those qualities has a greater chance of achieving an Olympic gold.
As well as talent and a willingness to win you need an ability to train.
And Lowe, born in former Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, delivered a strong message to parents of would-be champions.
He said: We have to produce swimmers who are focused on the one sport if they have the talent. Parents often like their children to do all the sports they can but I feel if they have the ability they need to concentrate on that.
Currently pretty village club Haslemere are second in Surrey only to Leatherhead, achieving that by aiming for quality, not quantity.
And that abounds in the shape of swimmers like Winter, James Bird, Owen Morgan and Robert Dale.
All are hoping to follow the lead of British 200m butterfly record holder Marguerita Pedder of Portsmouth & Southsea, who grew up in Haslemere.
Of backstroker Winter, Lowe explained: ëëChloe is an exceptional case. She was brought to my attention a year ago and was initially taught the competitive strokes in the style I want here.
She has risen very dramatically. In September she was only in our Development Squad, now she is in our County Squad. Her next stage will be to train with myself, Owen, James and Rob.
havenít any examples of anyone going as fast as this at her age, which is what makes Chloe unique.íí
Bird is a sprint specialist and silver medallist in the National 100metres freestyle last year.
But bidding to follow in the wake of top British stars like Mark Foster will be hard for the 16- year-old.
Lowe said: James has chosen two of the hardest events in which to achieve international status. The top swimmers are aged from about 22 onwards through to Foster who is 29.
It can be achieved earlier but in other events James might have seen international competition a lot quicker.íí
Welsh wonder Morgan has already made a big splash in the sport.
The 14-year-old set a new Wales junior record at 50m backstroke in the Speedo Grand Prix Final at Sheffield two weeks ago.
Lowe predicted: I can see Owen achieving international status either at the Commonwealth Games in 2002 or before that for Wales.íí
And if the past and present has been good for Haslemere, then the future looks even better.
The club switches to the new Herons complex on July 4, and an eight- lane pool which Lowe believes will make a dramatic difference to the progress of his swimmers.
He said: We will have a dedicated area for an office to centralise our operation and be more effective as a club.
And the young prodigies will also come under the scrutiny of chartered physiotherapist Cabella Wigley.
Lowe insisted: The physiological side of the sport is just as important as the quality of the coaching.
Wigley commented: It's Davidís idea. We are working our way through the club to identify any potential weaknesses that could lead to injury and to maximise the potential of the swimmers in training.
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NASSAU, The Bahamas – The country's Judiciary reached a major milestone with its opening on Friday, June 24, of the Bahamas Judicial Education Institute's (BJEI) Training Centre. The newly commissioned training centre will be instrumental in fulfilling the need for preparation of judicial officers and their staff, and thereby enhance the delivery of justice in the country.
Creation of the training centre was facilitated by a loan from the Inter-American Development Bank and executed through the Ministry of National Security via its Citizen Security & Justice Programme (CSJP).
The commissioning ceremony was held at the Bahamas Judicial Education Institute, Charlotte House, downtown. In attendance were: Chief Justice Sir Brian Moree, Minister of National Security the Hon. Wayne Munroe, and Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Senator the Hon. Ryan Pinder. Also in attendance were Justices Ian Winder, Bernard Turner and Loren Klein; and President of the Bahamas Bar Association Khalil Parker, and CSJP Project Manager, Dr. Dorcas Cox.
Delivering the opening address was Chairman, BJEI, Justice Ian Winder, who said that although training requirements have always been met, accommodations have always been less than ideal: "This is a new facility equipped with modern furniture, plug and play devices, laptops, state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment and modern kitchen facilities to accommodate catering requirements." He thanked the Chief Justice for making the facility a top priority during his tenure and also thanked the Attorney General and the Minister of National Security for their assistance.
Chief Justice Sir Brian Moree said that the opening of the facility marks an important step in improving the country's judicial system. He added, however, that there is still much more work to be done. "This is a very important day for the Judiciary of The Bahamas. It is also another important step in improving the court system. Currently, we are at different stages of improving, including the implementation of a case management system, payment system, the automation of the Family Island courts, among other improvements. All of these reforms require extensive training of Judiciary personnel and hands on training, which is needed year-round. This facility will offer that needed training on a regular basis," he said.
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Senator the Hon. Ryan Pinder said the centre is supported by both the Bahamas Bar Association and the Office of the Attorney General and is in keeping with the objective of advocating for continuing education for attorneys as a requirement to maintain licenses to practice law in good standing.
"To support this initiative, we can expand the offerings at the Eugene Dupuch Law School. They have the infrastructure and can design the necessary curriculum," he said. "I encourage the Hon. Mr. Justice Ian Winder as BJEI Chairman, to engage with the Law school to assist in the design and implementation of the curriculum for the continuing education of the judiciary, and I certainly would do the same to the Bar Council as they look to develop their continuing education requirements."
Minister of National Security the Hon. Wayne Munroe extended congratulations to Chief Justice Moree and Justice Winder for their efforts and said he was excited to be among 'friends.' "This initiative is part of Component 3 in the objectives of the CSJP program," he said. "I am happy to see it come to fruition and I congratulate Chief Justice and Justice Winder for your efforts and execution of this objective." He also wished the institute success. The opening ceremony concluded with a guided tour.
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~ For those of you who may be seeking a story from Japan, this is a very old story that goes by many names. It makes a beautiful puppet story.
There dwelt once on the edge of the forest, at the foot of Fujiyama, a bamboo-cutter and his wife. They were honest, industrious people who loved each other dearly, but no children had come to bless them, and therefore they were not happy.
"Ah husband," mourned the wife, "More welcome to me than cherry blossoms in springtime would be a little child of my own."
"Fuji no yama, I am sad because no little head lies on my breast, no childish laughter gladdens our home. Send thee, I pray thee, from thy eternal purity, a little one to comfort me."
As she spoke, lo! from the top of the Honorable Mountain there suddenly sparkled a gleam of light as when the face of a child is lit by a beaming smile.
" Husband, husband, come quickly," cried the good woman. See thee on the heights of Fujiyama, a child is beaming upon me."
"It is but your fancy," said the bamboo-cutter and yet he added, "I will climb up and see what is there."
So he followed the trail of silvery light through the forest, and up above the steep slope where Fujiyama stood white and still above him. At last he stopped below a tall bamboo by the bank of a mountain stream, from whence the glow seemed to come. There, cradled in the branches of a tree, he found a tiny moon-child, fragile, dainty, radiant, clad in flimsy, filmy moon-shine, more radiant than any creature he had ever seen before.
"Ah, little shining creature, who are you?" he cried. " I am the Princess Moonbeam," answered the child. " The Moon Lady is my mother but she has sent me to earth to comfort the sad heart of your wife."
" Then, little Princess," said the Woodman eagerly, " I will take you home to be our child."
So the woodman bore her carefully down the mountainside.
" See, wife" he called, "what the Moon Lady has sent you."
Then was the good woman overjoyed. She took the little moon-child and held her close, and the moon-child's little arms went twining about her neck as she nestled snug against her breast. So was the good wife's longing satisfied at last.
As the years passed by Princess Moonbeam brought nothing but joy to the woodman and his wife. Lovelier and lovelier she grew. Fair was her face, her eyes were shining stars and her hair had the gleam of a misty silver halo. About her, too, was a strange, unearthly charm that made all who saw her love her.
One day there came riding by in state, the Mikado himself. He saw how the Princess Moonbeam lit up the humble cottage and he loved her. Then the Mikado would have taken her back with him to court, but no! - the longing of an earthly father and mother had been fulfilled, the Princess Moonbeam had stayed with them until she was a maiden grown, and now the time had come when she must go back to her sky mother, the Lady in the Moon.
"Stay, stay with me on earth," cried the Mikado.
"Stay, stay with us on earth," cried the bamboo-cutter and his wife.
Then the Mikado got two thousand archers and set them on guard close about the house and even on the roof, that none may get through to take her. But when the moon rose white and full, a line of light like a silver bridge sprung arching down from heaven to earth and floating along that gleaming path came the Lady from the Moon. The Mikado's soldiers stood as though turned to stone. Straight through their midst the Moon Lady passed and bent caressingly down for her long-absent child. She wrapped her close in a garment of silver mist. Then she caught her tenderly in her arms, and led her gently back to the sky. The Princess Moonbeam was glad to go back home, yet as she went, she wept silvery tears for those she was leaving behind. And lo!-her bright shining tears took wings and floated away to carry a message of love that should comfort the Mikado, and her earthly father and mother.
To this very day, the gleaming tears of the little Princess Moonbeam are seen to float hither and yon about the marshes and groves of Japan. The children chase them with happy eyes and say, " See the fire-flies! ow beautiful they are!" Then their mothers, in the shadow of Fujiyama, tell their children this legend--how the fire-flies are shining love messages of the little Princess Moonbeam, flitted down to bring comfort to earth from her far off home in the silver moon.


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Ex-Bristol councilwoman's fraud sentencing postponed
Posted: Apr 11, 2019 / 12:45 PM EDT / Updated: Apr 11, 2019 / 12:45 PM EDT
A former Bristol city councilwoman and attorney who pleaded guilty to defrauding elderly clients out of nearly $170,000 has had her sentencing hearing postponed.
The Hartford Courant reports (https://bit.ly/2X3CMuF) that 43-year-old Jodi Zils Gagne was scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday, but because her attorney was ill, it was postponed until April 23.
Federal prosecutors in a sentencing memorandum are asking a judge to sentence Zils Gagne to up to four years and three months.
They say she stole her clients' money, overbilled them for fictitious services, profited from the sale of their homes, and lied under oath to hide her actions.
Zils Gagne's attorney is seeking leniency, saying she is a first-time offender, with no substance abuse issues, and a low risk of recidivism.
She pleaded guilty in October to mail fraud.
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Over the passed several years, miniturisation in electronics has resulted in the ability to move computing from the desktop or laptop computer and position processing power and sensors directly within interactive objects. This concept or phenomenon is sometimes called pervasive computing. It means that, as Human Computer Interaction (HCI) designers, we have the opportunity to rethink the way we interact with artefacts that rely on digital processing to do their job. We can break free from the overtly machine like nature of interfaces, and create something more instinctive and 'natural'.
It's my contention that digital musical instruments are no exception. In this, my master's thesis (for which I proudly received a 12) I created a mash up of a digitally augmented snare drum. Aside from changing between presets, all interaction is based on accepted techniques for acoustic drums, and all the sound is processed, synthesised, amplified and transmitted from within the drum itself.
Evaluation showed, as with all musical instruments, personal tastes vary, but new performance capabilities were clearly identified without the need to learn new techniques or battle with parameter adjustments.
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This piece was designed to re-frame popular conceptions of technology. By creating a computer mediated artefact that makes people more aware of their immediate surroundings, and the people in it, we aim to make people think about interaction on many levels.
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I'm proud to be appearing at the Guthman Competetion in Atlanta this year. From commercial products to imaginative stringed instruments to a contraption that allows a fetus to make music, this year's competition pushes the boundaries of soundscapes and musical design.
I will be playing an augmented version of a medieval string instrument that I designed and built with Troels Hammer, Alex Baldwin and Edvinas Peciulis in 2015. We are amongst 24 semi finalists, and the competition is hot!
Pat Metheny is amongst the list of previous winners, and judges. So that gives you an indication of how much practice I need to put in! Unless Troels decides he wants to perform instead, in which case I will be standing by with spare tennis strings if the instrument breaks.
This was a wonderful project that came out of a proposal from Musikmuseet in Frederiksberg, Denmark.
We addressed their desire for increased visitor interaction by building a replica of an instrument in their collection that the public could play. The instrument we chose was slightly taller than the average double bass, had only one string, and sounded like a trumpet: The Tromba Marina.
We made the instrument more playable by feeding sound from the bridge, electronically, back into the body. We also simulated the sound made by the instrument's vibrating bridge using pure data.
For this project I designed an audio based computer game. The player controls the environment with their voice. The Pure Data patch that I wrote is able to distinguish between various vocal sounds.
These four sounds were used to drive an external physical model of a D.C. motor.
Saying 'ssss' or 'zzzz' is effectively putting your foot on the gas, say 'ka' or 'pa' changes up a gear. 'Aaaah' turns on reverb and a ping ping delay to simulate other traffic, and, for the icing on the cake, 'sssss' switches on a randomly sweeping notch filter, the center frequency of which jumps further, with increased time intervals, the louder the input voice. This has the effect of making the motor sound like a speeding boat. 'Zzzzz' switches off the notch filter, and engages a three tap dynamic chorus effect, again controlled by amplitude. This makes the motor sound like a plane.
Despite making people look quite silly, it proves to be quite an addictive waste of time.
Having worked on this project as part of a small, but superb team, for a little over four years I feel deeply invested in it's future.
In this experiment I set out to determine if musicians can sell themselves more convincingly, just by moving a bit more. It turns out it's true. it may be obvious on an intuitive level, but obtaining proof is another matter!
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Back in the day, when cigar smoke hung thick in the newsroom and the clatter of typewriters and wire machines ricocheted off the linoleum and concrete of the walls, and reporters were, on occasion, actually admired, Richard Peck was in full bloom.
It was the 1970's, the time of Watergate, and reporters everywhere had perhaps a little extra swagger in their step. This was in part thanks to the recognition going not only to Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein as individuals, but also to the value of the work, the profession, the role of the press as watchdog.
If a reporter ever took that role seriously, it was Richard Peck, first in his long-running posting as Bridgeport Post-Telegram bureau chief in Stratford, and in subsequent stints as city editor and columnist.
Richard gathered news the old-fashioned way – not by phone, by Blackberry, by press release, by Google – but by foot, step by step, through the gin mills, diners, Rotary luncheons, town and city halls, through places high and low – in other words, wherever real people gathered to tell their stories. Congenitally suspicious, relentlessly questioning, he was a skeptic in the best sense of that word.
But no nagging scold was Richard Peck. A gifted story-teller, his tales were punctuated with ready flashes of his trademark gap-toothed grin.
A Renaissance man. At least if you let Damon Runyon have his two cents on what that means: Richard was not only a raconteur and legendary epicure, he was a sporting man and handicapper extraordinaire. Many men have their shrines: Richard's was Saratoga. He wrote with equal dexterity – and insight, by the way – about fillies and felons.
Finally, he was a teacher, sharing his passion and his knowledge with countless young journalists who came under his gaze, wherever he may have encountered them. In places high and low. His most effective was of sharing was by his example.
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Foreign ministers from China, Pakistan and Afghanistan on Tuesday agreed to discuss ways to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to Afghanistan.
"In the long run, through Afghanistan, we will gradually connect the CPEC with the China-Central and Western Asia Economic Corridor," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters after China-Afghanistan-Pakistan foreign ministers' meeting in Beijing.
As important neighbor of China and Pakistan, Afghanistan has an urgent desire to develop its economy and improve people's livelihood, and it is willing to integrate itself into the process of regional interconnection, said Wang.
"With regard to specific cooperation projects and ways of cooperation, we will determine through tripartite consultations on an equal footing," he said.
Improving livelihoods in border areas may be an entry point for the extension, said Wang, noting that the three parties agreed to promote wider connectivity under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative.
The CPEC is a network of highways, railways, pipelines and optical cables, and a flagship project under the Belt and Road Initiative, currently under construction throughout Pakistan.
The 3,000-km-long corridor starts from China's Kashgar and ends at Pakistan's Gwadar, connecting the Silk Road Economic Belt in the north and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road in the south.
Wang said the CPEC has not targeted at any third party, but hopes to bring benefits to the entire region and become an important driving force for regional integration.
"The CPEC is an economic cooperation project and should not be politicized," he said, noting that it has no relationship with existing disputes in the region, including territorial disputes, nor should it be related.
As the first meeting of its kind since the three countries agreed to establish a trilateral dialogue mechanism in June, the foreign ministers' meeting aims for dialogue between Afghanistan and Pakistan and to reinforce trilateral cooperation in politics, economy and security.
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1. 10106. Adulteration of sugar. U. S. v. 900 Bags of Sugar. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.
Dixie Confections, Inc.
2. 10218. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 90 Bags of Flour. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.
Macon Milling Co.
3. 10335. Adulteration and misbranding of imitation pepper. U. S. v. Tulah Evans Brooks (General Products Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $500. Defendant placed on probation for 3 years.
Tulah Evans Brooks, trading as the General Products Co.
4. 1036. Adulteration of grits. U. S. v. 12 Bags of Grits. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Charles Broeker & Co.
5. 10533. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 283 Bags.
H. C. Cole Milling Co.
6. 10616. Misbranding of canned pears. U. S. v. 138 Cases.
Timberlake Grocery Co.
7. 10650. Adulteration of ToasTillas (corn product). U. S. v. Sarah E. Wright and Ollie A. Winters (Toastilla Co.) Plea of nolo contendere. Each defendant fined $100.
Sarah E. Wright and Ollie A. Winters, trading as the Toastilla Co.
8. 10663. Adulteration of tomato puree. U. S. v. 297 Cases.
D. B. Foote & Co., Inc.
9. 11248. Adulteration of dill pickles. U. S. v. Sparks Pickle Company. Plea of guilty. Fine, $500.
Sparks Pickle Co.
10. 11349. Misbranding of candy. U. S. v. 7 Cases.
Bob Hofeller Products Co.
11. 1145. Misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 31 Cases of Canned Tomatoes. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Mitchell Canneries, Inc.
12. 11501. Adulteration of coffee. U. S. v. Birdsey Flour Mills. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200.
Birdseye Flour Mills
13. 11812. Adulteration of pecan meats. U. S. v. Louis D. Acker (Acker Pecan & Produce Co.), and George M. Bacon. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fines of $200 against each defendant; both defendants placed on probation for 3 years.
Louis D. Acker, trading as the Acker Pecan & Produce Co., Albany, Ga., and George M. Bacon, plant manager
14. 11813. Adulteration of pecan meats. U. S. v. Bateman Pecan Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $250.
Bateman Pecan Co.
15. 11814. Adulteration of pecan meats. U. S. v. U. S. Carter Shelling Plant. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $400.
C. S. Carter Shelling Plant, a partnership, Camilla, Ga.
16. 1231. Misbranding of "666." U. S. v. 70 1/2 Dozen Bottles and 76 1/2 Dozen Bottles of "666." Tried to a jury. Verdict for the Government. Decree of condemnation and destruction.
Monticello Drug Co.
17. 12368. Adulteration of canned field peas. U. S. v. Georgia Canning Company, Inc. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $500.
Georgia Canning Co., Inc.
18. 12391. Misbranding of mayonnaise. U. S. v. 314 Cases.
Chef-King's Food Products Co.
19. 12480. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 4 Cases.
Armour Creameries, Louisville, Ky.
20. 12651. Adulteration of fudge mix. U. S. v. 145 Packages.
Orange State Products Corporation
21. 12687. Misbranding of peanut meal. U. S. v. Stevens Industries, Inc. (Dawson Cotton Oil Company). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200.
Stevens Industries, Inc.
22. 12808. Adulteration and misbranding of grape beverage. U. S. v. 75 Cases.
J. N. Cain
23. 12956. Misbranding of canned black-eye peas. U. S. v. 48 Cases.
Northwestern Canning & Packing Co.
24. 1305. Misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 1,198 Cases of Canned Tomatoes. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond for relabeling.
Ruan & Co.
25. 13121. Misbranding of canned peaches. U. S. v. 154 Cases.
Greenville Canning Co.
26. 13131. Adulteration and misbranding of grape jelly. U. S. v. 234 Cases.
Martin's Foods
27. 13148. Adulteration of canned field peas and canned field peas with snaps. U. S. v. Cherokee Products Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $500.
Cherokee Products Co.
28. 13204. Adulteration and misbranding of canned lime juice. U. S. v. 5 Cases.
Choate & Atkins
29. 13257. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 14 Cases.
Cudahy Packing Co.
30. 13313. Action to restrain and enjoin the interstate shipment of canned field peas and canned soaked dried field peas. U. S. v. Georgia Canning Co., Inc. Consent decree granting injunction.
31. 13728. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 111 Bags.
32. 13775. Adulteration and misbranding of sirup. U. S. v. 5 Cases.
Sanson Meal Co.
33. 138. Adulteration of candy. U. S. v. 15 Boxes and 21 Cartons of Candy. Default decrees of condemnation and destruction.
Paul F. Beich Co.
34. 1385. Adulteration and misbranding of candy. U. S. v. 49 Boxes of Unlabeled Candy. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Queen City Candy Co.
35. 13906. Adulteration of Boston brown bread. U. S. v. 44 Cases.
36. 13914. Adulteration of com meal. U. S. v. 601 Bags, etc.
Manning Milling Co.
37. 13934. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 70 Bags.
J. S. Wilson Co.
38. 14128. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 19 Bags, etc.
39. 14135. Adulteration of self-rising and plain flour, waffle mix, and pancake mix U. S. v. 28 Sacks, etc.
40. 14321. Adulteration of corn meal. U. S. v. Edward Lee Pope (Omaha Mills). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $100 on count 1; sentence suspended on count 2, and defendant placed on probation.
Edward Lee Pope, trading as Omaha Mills, Omaha, Ga.
41. 14322. Adulteration of corn meal. U. S. v. Griffin Grocery Co. (Happyvale Flour Mills). Plea of guilty. Fine, $300.
Griffin Grocery Co.
42. 14401. Misbranding of salt herring. U. S. v. 52 Pails.
O. H. Dickman Fish Co.
43. 14470. Adulteration and misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 491 Cases.
Belmont Canning Co.
44. 14706. Adulteration of corn meal. U. S. v. Dixie Lily Milling Co. of Georgia, Inc. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $225.
Dixie Lily Milling Co.
45. 14715. Adulteration and misbranding of sirup. U. S. v. 25 Cases.
Afsco Industries
46. 15307. Adulteration of Fenholloway sulphur water. U. S. v. 30 Crates of Fenholloway Sulphur Water. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Hiers & Corbett
47. 15345. Misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 262 Cases.
A. L. Palmer
48. 15442. Adulteration and misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 19 Cases (and 4 other seizure actions).
Lively Canning Corp.
49. 15471. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Larsen-Fenn Co., Inc. (Valdosta Creamery). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $25.
Darsen-Fenn Co., Inc.
50. 15501. Misbranding of flour. U. S. v. 240 Sacks of Crusader Flour, et al. Decree of condemnation entered. Product released under bond.
Sterling Mills, Inc.
51. 15536. Adulteration of canned black-eyed peas. U. S. v. 254 Cases.
52. 15695. Adulteration and misbranding of cottonseed meal and cottonseed feed. U. S. v.The Americus Oil Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $100.
Americus Oil Co., a corporation, Americus, Ga.
53. 15696. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Cordele Creamery & Cold Storage Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $50.
Cordele Creamery & Cold Storage Co., a corporation, Cordele, Ga.
54. 158. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 80 Bags of Flour. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Roanoke City Mills, Inc.
55. 15845. Adulteration and misbranding of cottonseed meal. U. S. v. Empire Cotton Oil Mills. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $25.
Empire Cotton Oil Mills, a corporation, Valdosta, Ga.
56. 16161. Adulteration and misbranding of vinegar. U. S. v. 177 Cases of Vinegar. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Knadler & Lucas (Inc.)
57. 16264. Adulteration of frozen ocean perch fillets. U. S. v. 231 Cartons.
Trident Fisheries, Inc.
58. 16540. Adulteration and misbranding of Fenholloway Sulphur Springs water. U. S. v. 3 1/2 Cases of Fenholloway Sulphur Springs Water. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
A. E. Jackson
59. 16622. Adulteration of frozen flounder. U. S. v. 44 Cartons.
Cumberland Cold Storage Co.
60. 16634. Adulteration of frozen strawberries. U. S. v. Bateman Frozen Foods Co. and Clifford H. Bateman. Pleas of nolo contendere. Each defendant fined $150.
Bateman Frozen Foods Co.
61. 16907. Adulteration of phosphated flour and self-rising flour. U. S. v. 43 Bags, etc.
62. 16908. Adulteration of self-rising flour. U. S. v. 45 Bags.
63. 1695. Adulteration and misbranding of lemon extract. U. S. v. 60 Cases of Lemon Extract. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
La Salle Manufacturing Co.
65. 17070. Misbranding of Tyding's turpentine man's remedy. U. S. v. 8 3/4 Dozen Bottles of Tyding's Turpentine Man's Remedy. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Tydings & Co.
66. 171. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 107 Bags and 121 Bags of Flour. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Pfeffer Milling Co.
67. 17145. Adulteration of canned string beans. U. S. v. 749 Cases of Canned String Beans. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
A. W. Sisk & Sons Co.
68. 17171. Adulteration of canned mackerel. U. S. v. 601 Cases.
E. W. & George Rawlins
69. 17209. Misbranding of Red Cross chill and fever tonic. U. S. v. 10 Dozen Bottles of Red Cross Chill and Fever Tonic. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Cash Bros. Drug Co. (Inc.)
70. 17330. Adulteration and misbranding of cottonseed meal. . U. S. v. Planters Oil Co. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fines, $350.
said company
71. 17397. Misbranding of Gen Sen tonic and Beach's Wonder oil. U. S. v. 66 Bottles of Gen Sen Tonic, et al. Default decrees of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Beach's Wonder Remedy Co.
72. 17439. Adulteration of canned sardines. U. S. v. 635 Cases, et al., of Canned Sardines. Default decrees of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Gurnet Fisheries Co.
73. 17452. Adulteration and misbranding of fluid extract of ginger. U. S. v. Ten 5-Gallon Bottles of Fluid Extract of Ginger. Default decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product delivered to Department of Agriculture.
Hub Products Co.
74. 17750. Adulteration of evaporated apples. U. S. v. 23 Boxes of Evaporated Apples. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
J. W. Blocher, Bentonville, Arkansas
75. 17790. Misbranding of Beach's Gen-Sen tonic. U. S. v. 22 Bottles of Beach's Gen-Sen Tonic. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
76. 179. Adulteration of self-rising four. U. S. v. 24 Bags of Flour. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
Indiana Flour Co., Inc.
77. 18006. Adulteration and misbranding of evaporated apples. U. S. v. 25 Boxes, et al., of Evaporated Apples. Default decrees of condemnation and forfeiture. Product delivered to charitable institution.
Smith Evaporating Co.
78. 18075. Adulteration and misbranding of Sul-Ferro-Sol. U. S. v. 20 Bottles, et al., of Sul-Ferro-Sol. Default decrees of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Sul-Ferro-Sol Co.
79. 18238. Adulteration of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 113 Cases of Canned Tomatoes. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Dean Canning Co.
80. 1842. Adulteration of candy. U. S. v. Charles O. McAfee and Joe B. Hill (McAfee Candy Co. and Liberty Candy Co.). Pleas of nolo contendere. Defendants placed on probation for 1 year.
Charles O. McAfee and Joe B. Hill, copartners
81. 1851. Misbranding of sulfathlazole tablets. U. S. v. The Lee Drag Co., Inc. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $750.
Lee Drug Co., Inc., Columbus, Ga.
82. 1855. Misbranding of sulfathiazole tablets. U. S. v. Emmons Blane Coffee (Coffee's Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Defendant fined $500 and placed on probation for 2 years.
Emmons Blane Coffee, trading as Coffee's Drug Store, Columbus, Ga
83. 1856. Misbranding of sulfathiazole tablets. U. S. v. Henry C. Smith, Sr. (H. C. Smith's Drug Store). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200.
Henry C Smith, Sr., trading as H. C. Smith's Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
84. 1857. Misbranding of sulfathiazole tablets. U. S. v. Robert G. Wheeler (Wheeler's Cat Rate Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine, $200 on count 1; 2 years' probation on counts 2 and 3.
Robert G. Wheeler, trading as Wheeler's Cut Rate Drug Store, at Columbus, Ga.
85. 18581. Adulteration of black-eyed peas. U. S. v. 19 Bags.
86. 18582. Adulteration of black-eyed peas. U. S. v. 14 Cases.
87. 18921. Adulteration and misbranding of cottonseed meal. U. S. v. Swift & Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $50.
Swift & Co.
88. 18994. Misbranding of cottonseed meal. U. S. v. Central Cotton Oil Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $25.
Central Cotton Oil Co.
89. 19322. Adulteration of cabbage. U. S. v. 132 Hampers of Cabbage. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Dave Gilliard
Farmers Packing Co.
91. 1955. Misbranding of Todd's Tonic Bitters, Todd's Laxanodine, and Todd's Irontone. U. S. v. Thomas I. Todd (Todd Medicine Co.). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $300 and probation for 3 years.
Thomas I. Todd, trading as the Todd Medicine Co., Athens, Ga.
92. 19631. Adulteration of canned salmon. U. S. v. 24 Cases of Canned Salmon, Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction
B. H. Hamlin & Co.
93. 19653. Adulteration of liquid coffee concentrate. U. S. v. 286 cases
94. 19715. Misbranding of peanut meal. U. S. v. Camilla Cotton Oil Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $25.
Camilla Cotton Oil Co.
95. 19805. Adulteration of flour and cake mix. U. S. v. 6 Bags, etc.
Southland Grocery Co.
96. 20162. Misbranding of Dr. Williams' No.101 Tonic. U. S. v. Interstate Drug Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $25.
Interstate Drug Co.
97. 20183. Misbranding of canned tomatoes. U. S. v. 98 Cases.
Markham Bros. & Co.
98. 20339. Action for declaratory judgment and injunction. Stevens Industries, Inc. v. John P. Cowart, J. J. McManus, and Oscar Ross Ewing. Complaint dismissed.
99. 20562. Adulteration and misbranding of canned salmon. U. S. v. 26 Cases.
Hamlin-Halferty Seafoods
100. 20611. Adulteration of bakery mix. U. S. v. 4 Bags.
Foods, 1940-1966143
Foods and Drugs, 1908-194355
Drugs and Devices, 1940-196314
10106. Adulteration of sugar. U. S. v. 900 Bags of Sugar. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.1
10218. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 90 Bags of Flour. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.1
10335. Adulteration and misbranding of imitation pepper. U. S. v. Tulah Evans Brooks (General Products Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $500. Defendant placed on probation for 3 years.1
1036. Adulteration of grits. U. S. v. 12 Bags of Grits. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.1
10533. Adulteration of flour. U. S. v. 283 Bags.1
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Questar Corporation (STR), UIL Holdings (UIL), Hawaiian Electric (HE) are trading near to their 52-Week
Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (NYSE:HE) announced on August 7 2014 that, company will maintain its quarterly cash dividend of $0.31 per share and the same will be payable on September 10. 2014. Both Zacks and JPMorgan Chase & Co. have a "Neutral" rating for the stock but other analysts have a "Buy" rating for the stock. The consensus rating of Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (NYSE:HE) is "Buy" with a target price of $25.13.
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