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SUGAR LAND, TEXAS – With formation and funding of a three-way joint venture between Imperial Sugar Company, Cargill, Inc. and Sugar Growers and Refiners, Inc. completed, construction of a sugar refinery in Gramercy, Louisiana, next to an existing Imperial plant, is expected to begin immediately.
The joint venture, Louisiana Sugar Refining, LLC, (L.S.R.) with one-third ownership by each company, closed financing agreements totaling $145 million to provide construction and working capital financial for the project, Imperial said. The funding will support the $100 million in tax exempt Gulf Opportunity Zone Bonds issued by the Parish of St. James, La. Each member agreed to contribute $30 million in cash or assets as equity to capitalize the venture. Imperial said its contribution would occur in three stages, consisting of the existing refinery assets, valued at $22 million, including about 207 acres of land.
"Construction of the refinery will begin immediately," said Lonnie Champagne, chief executive officer of Sugar Growers and Refiners. "We expect that the new facility will commence operation in the first half of 2011."
The existing Imperial refinery will be operated by Imperial for its own account until Dec. 31, 2010, during which time certain improvements estimated at $6 million must be completed. The facility will run during the construction and start-up phases of the new plant, which Imperial estimated at 18 to 24 months.
After Jan. 1, 2011, Imperial will continue to run a small bag packaging operation in the existing plant, with refined bulk sugar purchased from L.S.R. under a long term, market-based supply agreement, Imperial said.
"This transaction enables Imperial to retire its existing refinery with dated technology for a share of the new state-of-the art refinery without a significant capital outlay by Imperial," said John Sheptor, president and C.E.O. of Imperial. "This joint venture secures a source of raw sugar and assure the viability of refining operations in Gramercy for generations to come."
Raw cane sugar will be provided under an evergreen supply agreement to L.S.R. by Sugar Growers and Refiners, a Louisiana marketing cooperative representing eight sugar cane mills and about 700 growers, which markets about 800,000 tons of raw sugar annually. Cargill will market the refined sugar, except for material sold to Imperial.
"The new facility will be good for the long-term viability of the sugar industry," said Alan Willits, president of Cargill Corn Milling.
When completed, the new sugar refinery will be the largest in the United States, L.S.R. said.
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Online appeal to support Carlisle nightclub facing liquidation
Last updated at 12:00, Monday, 04 February 2013
An online campaign has been launched in support of a Carlisle nightclub facing liquidation.
Club Rock, in English Gate Plaza, and Outrageous, in English Street, have both been put into liquidation after owner Dan Russell revealed they had run into debt.
The Newcastle-based insolvency practitioner firm Robson Laidler has now written to creditors to arrange meetings on February 11 when their fate should become clearer.
Chloe Clark-Hayward has launched a Support Club Rock campaign, calling on as many people as possible to turn out and support the club from this weekend. She has invited more than 4,000 people via Facebook.
"There has been no news of if or when it might close but that doesn't mean we can't show up, and say thanks to all staff past and present who have given us wonderful nights," she said.
"This is an ongoing event until we know what the outcome will be."
She said the club and its staff were much appreciated by everyone who had enjoyed nights out there and wants people to post photos.
The amounts owed by the two clubs have not been revealed by Mr Russell.
Outrageous, billed as a gay friendly cabaret bar, is one of the most colourful nightspots ever to open in Carlisle.
The cash crisis has come just six months after it was revealed that Mr Russell had battled his way back to health after suffering a massive brain haemorrhage which medics had feared would kill him. He said the problems facing the clubs do not affect his other businesses, a martial arts school and property rental service.
"It's been a very bumpy road," he said. "I hope people will be able to get some satisfaction out of the liquidation process and it is important that they know that I'm not avoiding my responsibilities.
"I don't believe that Outrageous will close. I believe it will continue under new management. But I do doubt Club Rock will continue."
Mr Russell blamed the financial problems with the latter club on the level of rent demanded by the building's London-based landlord.
The creditors' meeting for Atlas Developments Leisure Ltd, the company behind Outrageous, will be on February 11, at the Hallmark Hotel in Carlisle, at 1.30pm.
The meeting for creditors of the other firm involved, Dan Russell and Atlas Developments Ltd, will be held at the same venue on the same day, but starting at 11.30am.
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On January 5, 1960, just three days after announcing that he would run for president, Senator John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, held a small dinner party in Washington, D.C. Their guests included Ben Bradlee, then Newsweek's Washington bureau chief, and his then-wife, Tony, and Newsweek correspondent James M. Cannon. Cannon taped the conversation for research on a book he was writing. After he died, in September 2011, the tapes became part of the collection of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston; a transcript is published for the first time in the new book Listening In: The Secret White House Recordings of John F. Kennedy, edited by Ted Widmer. In this exclusive excerpt, the candidate muses on the sources and purpose of power.
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This I recall to my mind, therefore have I hope. It is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassion's fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.
– Lamentations 3:21-23
God is faithful. He's full of compassion. His mercies are new every morning. As a believer, you know all that. But simply knowing it is not enough.
For it to do you any good, you have to recall it. You have to remember it again and again in order to rekindle your hope and stir your faith.
So, make it a point to remind yourself of God's faithfulness every morning. Remind yourself of the benefits that are yours in Jesus.
What are those benefits? Psalm 103 spells them out:
1. He forgives all your sins.
2. He heals all your diseases.
3. He redeems your life from destruction.
4. He crowns you with loving kindness and tender mercies.
5. He satisfies your mouth with good things so that your youth is renewed like the eagle's.
6. He executes righteousness and judgment for you against oppression. He sets you free.
7. He makes known His ways to you.
8. He gives you His grace and mercy in times of need.
Make it a point every morning this year to say those things out loud to the Lord. Stand before Him in prayer and recall His mercies to you. Keep it up and by the end of this year you'll be stronger in faith and more confident of God's love than you've ever been before.
Don't just settle for knowing God's blessings. Remember them every day and watch them come alive in you.
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He's standing near a dinged-up Chevrolet pickup truck in the parking lot of a Cheektowaga business. His keen eye can separate the new bruises from old ones. He easily reconstructs the accident: The deer came from the left, struck the truck and then whipped around, pounding the door inward toward the driver.
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In 2013, local singer Becky Flenniken took first place, dancer Henry Tallent came in second and singer and guitarist Bob Marsh placed third. This year James Howard, local radio personality with Sunny 92.3 will MC the big event.
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Acts may not exceed three minutes. All equipment, music, etc. must be provided by the act. The best of the best will be chosen for the grand finale.
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Scott Redler has another project. The co-founder and chief operating officer at Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers is a partner in a new restaurant in Overland Park, Traqueros.
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Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band rocked the Tacoma Dome Friday night.
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Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band opened a powerful, two-hour concert Friday night at the Tacoma Dome with a boisterous version of "Detroit Made," a John Hiatt tune about cruising in a car that "goes like a shooting star."
For Seger, a Michigan native with strong ties to the Motor City, the song was representative of the heartland rock that has been his trademark since the early 1970s.
Though the show was packed with Seger's greatest hits, the set included several new songs that will be featured on the raspy-voiced rocker's next album, due in August.
In addition to "Detroit Made," the show included "California Stars," a Wilco-Billy Bragg song featuring lyrics by Woody Guthrie, and "All the Roads," a moving autobiographical tune. They were among the surprises in a high-energy concert that was the latest stop on Seger's "Rock and Roll Never Forgets" tour.
Seger even rolled out his 1986 hit, "Like A Rock" -- featured in a long-running ad campaign for Chevy trucks -- for the first time in years. Like so many songs in the show, it prompted a spirited singalong from the massive crowd of longtime fans.
Performing slide guitar on the song was Rob McNelley, a Nashville session guitarist who has added fresh blood to a Silver Bullet lineup that includes such stellar veterans as bassist Chris Campbell and saxophonist Alto Reed (Reed thrilled the crowd with his famous sax intro for the Seger classic, "Turn the Page").
The band also featured pianist Craig Frost, drummer Don Brewer (of Grand Funk Railroad) and guitarist and keyboardist Jim "Moose" Brown, as well as the four-member Motor City Horns and three female background singers.
Seger, dressed entirely in black, appeared re-energized and ready to begin a new chapter in his long career, accompanying himself on acoustic guitar and piano with newfound enthusiasm.
The set spanned decades, from "Mainstreet," "Old Time Rock and Roll," "Travelin' Man" and "Beautiful Loser" to "Sunspot Baby" and "Katmandu," which brought the main set to an explosive finish. Other gems included "Come to Poppa" and Otis Shaw's soul classic, "Tryin' to Live My Life Without You."
The show concluded with powerful, crowd-pleasing encores featuring four of Seger's most famous songs: "Against the Wind," "Hollywood Nights," "Night Moves" and "Rock and Roll Never Forgets."
Opening the concert was singer-guitarist Joe Walsh, who played such classics as "The Bomber," "Life's Been Good" and "Rocky Mountain Way" and proved he hasn't lost his touch as a rock 'n' roll guitarist.
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The world's richest football club, Manchester United, "stands out like a sore thumb" for its lack of support for the women's game in England, according to the sport's most prominent female commentator.
Jacqui Oatley, the BBC Match of the Day broadcaster, said United were conspicuous by their absence from women's football since 2005, despite the major commitment to the female game made by some of the Old Trafford club's biggest Premier League rivals. "It's great that Manchester City are taking [women's football] seriously. The one that stands out like a sore thumb is Manchester United," said Oatley. "To quote the great [Norwich City chairman] Delia Smith: 'Where are you?'"
Oatley will host BBC Three's presentation of the women's Euro football championships, which begin tomorrow in Sweden. "It's a real shame that Manchester United decided to scrap their women's team right on the eve of England hosting the women's Euros in 2005; the news came out and Manchester United said see you later. But you don't need to be an accountant to see the figures in men's football, to see how little is required to have a decent women's set-up."
The comments come as the FA celebrates 20 years of running women's football and launches the "Kick Off Your Career" campaign to encourage young women to consider working in the industry.
Oatley compared United unfavourably to other big Premier League clubs who have embraced women's football. "Arsenal deserve so much credit for pushing women's football forward and you look at the benefits they have had. They have won 18 major trophies since the Arsenal men last won one," she said.
"Manchester United is the one missing club. Liverpool this season have really taken women's football under their umbrella and moved them into their training complex, they are the only full-time club in the Women's Super League and they are top of the league at the mid-season break."
In an interview with The Independent, Oatley, a committee member of the Women in Football group, also complained that not enough women were being employed to cover the game in the written media.
"There aren't many [female] sports writers on newspapers," she said, calling for more mentoring opportunities for women. "Some started doing it, but then have stopped for whatever reason – from what I have heard it's maybe the culture."
Oatley was herself the victim of prejudice after becoming the first female commentator on Match of the Day six years ago, despite the fact she was an amateur footballer and has been "completely obsessed" with the game since the age of 12, when she "ripped down all the Bros posters from my walls".
The criticisms she faced are "history" and she has, with a smiling face, since confronted former manager Dave Bassett, one of her critics. As one of her BBC commentary colleagues told her at the time: "You've played football but I've never kicked a ball in my life – and nobody has ever asked me."
The BBC has itself been under pressure to increase the number of women on air across its output and its director of sport, Barbara Slater, is attempting to make the summer output a "watershed moment" in female sports presenting on its channels.
Alison Mitchell is Britain's leading female cricket broadcaster and will be covering the Ashes for Radio 5 Live. She was also part of the BBC's Wimbledon coverage. Although she grew up around club cricket, Mitchell devoted her sporting energies to hockey, at which she captained the University of Nottingham and represented the Midlands. "I grew up never even thinking that I could play cricket. That's changed – it's now the norm because girls are exposed to it at primary school. It's actively promoted."
She is part of the presenting team for the Flintoff Ashes Roadshow this week on 5 Live, featuring former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff. Later in the series she will be covering the Tests across BBC radio. And she has finally been able to don whites by turning out this year for the famous celebrity cricket club, Bunbury.
She has not suffered chauvinism despite the male-only preserves that once existed at Lord's. "I have never felt unwelcome in cricket circles," she said. "I get to attend four or five dinners a year in the [Lord's Pavilion] Long Room. One year I was wearing a skirt that I thought was possibly slightly too short."
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More Evidence Of How Broken Our Legal System Is: $7.2 Million For "Popcorn Lung"
When juries are willing to demand that companies hand out millions of dollars on cases where there is absolutely, unconditionally zero proof that they did anything wrong, do we have a justice system or a lottery?
A verdict has been reached in the ongoing case of Colorado man Wayne Watson, who sued the manufacturer and retailers of microwave buttered popcorn that caused him to develop "popcorn lung" after eating two bags daily for 10 years.
Jurors awarded Watson $7 million in damages; the verdict came after a day and half of deliberations in Denver Federal Court, reports CBS Denver. Watson, 59, was diagnosed with respiratory problems in 2007 after years of inhaling the smell of artificial butter.
…Gilster-Mary Lee said in a statement after the verdict, "We are certainly very disappointed by the decision of the jury in this case in light of the very clear evidence which was presented, including the millions of consumers who have safely used and enjoyed microwave popcorn since it was introduced. We are currently evaluating our next steps in this matter and will assert all rights available to us under the law."
The disease in question here is called Bronchiolitis obliterans. It is rare and there have been a few cases caused by workers inhaling diacetyl in a popcorn plant. However, that shouldn't be enough to award someone 7.2 million dollars.
For one thing, the workers in a popcorn plant would have been exposed to vast amounts of diacetyl compared to someone who was just eating popcorn twice a day — if that's even true. It's entirely possible that Wayne Watson just made that up to try to get paid after he was diagnosed with Bronchiolitis obliterans. Sure, the condition may be rare, but it's not UNIQUE to people who've been around diacetyl. Moreover, it's one thing if you have multiple people in a plant who get sick with a rare disease. That kind of cluster clues you in that something is definitely going on. On the other hand, there have been tens of millions of other people who've eaten microwave popcorn over the same timeframe as Watson without developing Bronchiolitis obliterans.
I'm genuinely sorry that Wayne Watson is sick, but giving him $7.2 million that belongs to somebody else because he had a bad break isn't the way our justice system should work. When justice becomes about emotion, not the law, it's not justice any more.
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Cracking the code of crocodile skin
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Various lineages of amniotes display keratinised skin appendages (feathers, hairs, and scales) that differentiate in the embryo from genetically-controlled developmental units whose spatial organisation is patterned by reaction-diffusion mechanisms (RDMs). Using customised robotic high-resolution 3D geometry and texture reconstruction hardware and software, as well as developmental biology techniques, we recently showed that face and jaws scales of crocodiles are random polygonal domains of highly keratinised skin, rather than genetically controlled elements, and emerge from a physical self-organising stochastic process distinct from RDMs: cracking of the developing skin in a stress field. In addition, using molecular and electrophysiological analyses, we demonstrated that the small integumentary sensory organs (ISOs) distributed on postcranial and/or cranial scales of crocodylians, are not only exquisite mechanosensors, but constitute multi-sensorial micro-organs innervated by multiple pools of sensory neurons with mechano-, thermo-, and chemosensory functions. Hence, the ancestral vertebrate diffused sensory system of the skin was transformed in the crocodylian lineage into an array of discrete multi-sensory micro-organs with no equivalent in other vertebrates. These two profoundly modified developmental processes (cracking of the skin and discretisation of sensory expression sites) allowed crocodylians to develop a highly-armoured, yet very sensitive, skin.
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But I suspect that most people are perfectly able to distinguish between individuals whose success comes from trading financial instruments and those who have built business empires on inspiration and guts.
Do you remember the early days of FedEx? In 1971, Fred Smith raised nearly $90 million from bankers, and put up $4 million of his own to build his new company. Unfortunately three years later, due to rising fuel costs, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, with no banks willing to give it any more loans, nor any investors wanting to inject more capital. All the company had was $5,000 to its name, not enough to operate its transport planes.
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The state ethics board has scheduled a March 7 hearing for Lafourche Parish President Charlotte Randolph.
As the WDSU I-Team first reported in 2011, Randolph is accused of breaking state ethics law by renting her camp on Grand Isle to BP PLC after the company paid the parish $1 million for expenses related to the 2010 oil spill.
According to the state's documents, Randolph, her husband, George, and their company, Randolph Publications, got $50,000 in rental fees from BP between June and October 2011.
That constitutes a conflict of interest because Lafourche Parish government got $1 million from BP to cover spill-related expenses, state officials said.
"She was prohibited from having any personal dealings with them," Ethics Board spokeswoman Alainna Giacone has said.
Randolph met with Ethics Board attorneys on multiple occasions in 2012, according to Giacone.
Giacone has said settlement negotiations were being discussed.
In May, an Ethics Board attorney told Randolph the board rejected a settlement proposal that would have dismissed the charges. The attorney said the board would be open to reviewing subsequent proposals.
Randolph has said she is unable to discuss the matter because it is an open case.
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Rowdy's Dream Blog #285: A headless sentry guards a cave.
A headless sentry guards a cave with a sign around his neck: "Danger, do not enter." The other side says: "Too Boring." I push him over. Inside, there are plants and Fiestaware "Simpsons" vases, each with a surprised look. They begin to snigger.
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