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(Washington, DC) - The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which is legally challenging ObamaCare, said today the latest exemption issued by the Obama Administration proves ObamaCare is "unworkable and fatally flawed."
"As millions of Americans continue to lose health insurance coverage because of ObamaCare, this latest maneuver does nothing to right a sinking ship and further proves ObamaCare is unworkable and fatally flawed," said Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ. "This is just another example of how the Obama Administration is grasping at straws to save a program that doesn't work. The Obama Administration should exempt all Americans from ObamaCare's individual mandate without further delay."
In an 11th hour move, the Obama Administration announced that it is changing the rules of the individual mandate to clear the way for hundreds of thousands of Americans who have lost coverage and can't afford a new plan to qualify for a "hardship exemption" which would exempt those individuals from financial penalties facing Americans that don't purchase a health plan next year.
Further, the Obama Administration said it would permit those individuals to purchase bare-bones "catastrophic" coverage plans that until now were available only for people under 30.
ACLJ Executive Director Jordan Sekulow added: "Once again, the Obama Administration is changing the law in an attempt to fix the unfixable. The fact is this latest exemption really represents a strong admission that ObamaCare is failing. Americans now realize the problems with ObamaCare go far beyond a website that doesn't work. This latest change will make a bad situation even worse. It will result in more chaos, higher insurance rates for everyone, and does nothing to stop the continuing loss of coverage for millions of Americans because of ObamaCare."
The ACLJ represents numerous businesses challenging the HHS mandate in federal court. And, now with Americans facing financial penalties early next year for a product that they can't obtain, the ACLJ is exploring litigation strategy that will seek to protect Americans from unconstitutional penalties imposed by the Obama Administration.
Led by Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), focusing on constitutional law, is based in Washington, D.C.
The lesson we learn from Jonathan Gruber (the MIT professor turned high-paid ObamaCare architect who admitted the Administration deceived the public to pass ObamaCare) is that the Obama Administration will do or say anything to prop up ObamaCare. You know the litany of lies (you can keep you plan,
Ian Tuttle has a nice piece up over on the homepage about the Democrats' many efforts to distance themselves from Jonathan " stupidity of the American voter " Gruber. He used to be known as the "architect" of Obamacare and now, according to CBS News , the Democrats are trying to "turn Gruber into a...
As now the third video emerges of "Obamacare architect" Jonathan Gruber "insulting voters," it's important that we remember the context for Obamacare's lies, spins, evasions, and deliberate obfuscation. Obamacare was so expansive, so unpopular, and so outside the perceived will of the voters, that...
The architect of ObamaCare was just caught on camera calling the American people "stupid." Jonathan Gruber, the principle designer of the President's prized health care law and former paid consultant for the Obama Administration, admitted what the Left thinks about the American people, saying that...


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- 'Frank Bellamy - trademarks and techniques' - on the development of the skills of one of Britain's greatest illustrators and comic strip artists
- 'The two artists of Jack o'Lantern' - comparing Robert Ayton, the artist who drew the majority of the Jack o'Lantern strip, and Cecil Doughty, the artist who replaced him for the last 30 or so episodes
- 'In and Out of the Eagle' - another couple of doses of the series presenting collections of Eagle-related snippets
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Rajah's Ruby' - a text story adaptation from one of Alan Stranks' original BBC radio plays telling the adventures of an East End "copper".
- 'Comics Unmasked' - a review of the exhibition, subtitled 'Art and Anarchy in the UK', which was held at the British Library from 2nd May - 19th August 2014
- 'Bellamy at home' - some rare pictures of Frank Bellamy, donated to the Eagle Society by Frank's widow, Nancy Bellamy, some years ago and published in Eagle Times for the first time
- 'A Table of Cutaways' - a member ranks and discusses his favourite centrespreads from Eagle
- 'More Art of Tacconi' - as an addendum to the recent series on the artist FernandoTacconi, some more examples are shown from his prolific output for comics and magazines
- 'Remembering Mission of the Earthmen' - a re-look at the 'Dan Dare' story from Eagle in the early 1960s, drawn by Don Harley and Bruce Cornwell
- 'Colin Pillinger - farewell to a starman' - the life of the Cambridge planetary science professor, best known for Britain's Beagle 2 Mars mission, as reported by the local press, and recollections by a member of the Eagle Society of the professor's talk to the Eagle Society at Manchester in 2004
- 'Frank Bellamy's Heros the Spartan' - a review of the recently published book, which reprints all Bellamy's 'Heros the Spartan' strips from Eagle
- 'Eric Bemrose, Sun Printers and Eagle' - on the part apparently played by Sun Printers (Watford) in the early days of Eagle, before the Bemrose photogravure presses were ready to take on production
- 'Eaglewall kits in Eagle' - on the advertising carried by Eagle for the aircraft and naval plastic construction kits produced by Eaglewall Plastics Limited in the late 1950s - early 1960s, including their appearance in 'Eagle Window'
- 'Rivals of Jeff Arnold: No. 14 - The Cisco Kid' - recalls the origin of The Cisco Kid in a story by O. Henry, through movies, a 1950s TV series (the first filmed in colour) and into comics
Welcome to the web home of THE EAGLE SOCIETY.
THE EAGLE SOCIETY is dedicated to the memory of EAGLE - Britain's National Picture Strip Weekly - the leading Boy's magazine of the 1950s and 1960s. We publish a quarterly journal - the Eagle Times.
This weblog has been created to provide an additional, more immediate, forum for news and commentary about the society and EAGLE-related issues. Want to know more? See First Post and Eagle - How it began.
THE EAGLE SOCIETY is dedicated to the memory of EAGLE - Britain's National Picture Strip Weekly - the leading Boy's magazine of the 1950s and 1960s. We publish a quarterly journal - the Eagle Times.
This weblog has been created to provide an additional, more immediate, forum for news and commentary about the society and EAGLE-related issues. Want to know more? See First Post and Eagle - How it began.
Friday, 24 October 2014
Eagle Times Vol 27 No 3
Autumn 2014 Contents
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Monday, 30 June 2014
Eagle Times Vol 27 No 2
Summer 2014 Contents
- 'Chad Varah's uncredited written work for Eagle' - Although some of Chad Varah's contributions were given visible credit at the time of publication, others (including his script for the 'Dan Dare' story 'Marooned on Mercury') were not. This article reviews Chad's uncredited contributions to the early Eagle and to Eagle Annual.
- 'In and Out of the Eagle' - another double dose of the series presenting collections of Eagle-related news snippets
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Manilla Envelopes' - another text story adaptation from one of Alan Stranks' original radio plays about an East End "copper".
- 'Navy Mints and Swizzels Matlow' - on the search for information about the advertising comic strip, featuring Minty, Fruity and Scotty, that appeared in Eagle from 1954, drawn by Roland Davies
- 'Lost Eagle - the solution to the Eagle Force mystery' - in a follow-up article to the one he wrote for Eagle Times Vol 26 No 2, Jeremy Briggs finally tracks down the answers to questions that began in 2010 with some mysterious artwork that appeared in Daniel Tatarsky's Dan Dare: The Biography
- 'Happy Days - Growing up in the fifties' - a member looks back at those supposedly grey days of austerity and recalls it as a more colourful time than many in the media might now suggest
- 'An Eagle Mug Shot' - one of the first 1950s Eagle Club members who, at the age of 14, was awarded the "Mug of the Month" award by Eagle for taking care of the livestock when his farming father fell ill
- 'Silver Eagler' - a 1956 recipient of the Silver Eagle Award. (Silver Eagle was the new name for Eagle's Mug of the Month award, from 1954)
- 'The Eagle Society Annual Dinner, 2014' - a photo-illustrated report on activities at the Annual Gathering of the Eagle Society, which was held in April at St Albans, Herts.
- 'War with the Sioux by Hollywood and Eagle' - comparing the story of "Custer's Last Stand", as told by Hollywood in The Great Sioux Massacre and Eagle in the 'Jeff Arnold' strip 'The War with the Sioux'
- 'Dangerous Dreamer - The Eagle back page story that never was' - on the aborted strip about T.E. Lawrence (of Arabia) that, had it not been cancelled, would have been drawn for Eagle by Jack Daniel
- 'The Lost World' - a review of the adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous story that appeared in Eagle in 1962, scripted by Richard Jennings and drawn by Martin Aitchison
- 'Southport Observatory' - an appeal regarding the restoration of the Great Astronomical Observatory in Hesketh Park in Southport, Eagle's birthplace
- 'Eagle's other cereals' - the breakfast cereals that were advertised in Eagle during the 1950s and 1960s, and the interesting items (cut-outs, etc.) that featured on the backs of the packets
- 'Marcus Morris and Eagle: approved reading for boys in the 1950s and 1960s' - a reprint (with permission) of an article by John Springhall that appeared in The Historian, the magazine of The Historical Association, in Summer 2013
- 'The 1954 Horlicks Spaceship Offer' - on the special offers for 'Dan Dare' spaceship models that were available to exclusively to members of the Horlicks Spacemen's Club. (Horlicks were sponsors of the Dan Dare serial on Radio Luxembourg)
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Monday, 31 March 2014
Eagle Times Vol 27 No 1
Spring 2014 Contents
- 'The Lakeland Motor Museum' - an article focussing on the Campbell Bluebird Exhibition, recalling the former world land and water speed champions Malcolm Campbell and (his son) Donald Campbell, who featured in a number of articles and cutaway drawings in Eagle
- 'The 2013 Marcus Morris Award' - Terry Mansfield's citation to the 2013 winner of "UK's highest accolade in magazine publishing" (named after Eagle's co-creator and first Editor), which was presented to Nicholas Coleridge on 8th October 2013
- 'In and Out of the Eagle' - a double-dose of a new series presenting collections of Eagle-related news snippets
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Park Café' - another text story of London's East End "copper", adapted from one of Alan Stranks' original radio plays
- 'Remembering Project Nimbus' - a re-look at the 'Dan Dare' story from 1960, when the Eagle mast-head changed, 'Dan Dare was 're-vamped' (under editorial orders) and which brought to a close Frank Bellamy's contribution to 'Dan Dare'
- 'More on Nando Tacconi' - a follow-up to the appreciation of the artist which appeared in Eagle Times Vol. 25 No. 3, with further information on his work
- 'Some thoughts on Impulse Waves' - regarding the nature of the fictional propulsion system devised by Frank Hampson (or possibly Arthur C. Clarke?) to overcome the limitations of rocket power in travelling about Dan Dare's solar system
- 'José Ortiz Moya' - obituary of the artist, known as José Ortiz, who drew for both the original Eagle and the 1980s re-incarantion, "new" Eagle
- 'The Death of Swift and the Eagle Takeover' - on the demise of Eagle's companion paper and the changes in Eagle as it became Eagle and Swift in 1963
- 'The Rivals of Jeff Arnold No. 13: Wyatt Earp' - on the real-life character who lived inside and outside the law, and his appearance as a character in British comics, particularly Junior Express Weekly and Swift
- 'Lt. Col. Pinto - The Spycatcher' - on the Dutchman whose memoirs of his World War II work for British Intelligence inspired a BBC television series Spycatcher (1959-61) starring Bernard Archer, as well as the comic strip 'Col. Pinto' in TV Express Weekly (1961), and who was featured in an Eagle supplement, The World of Espionage, in 1966
- 'A comic remembered - Guns of Fact and Fiction'- recollecting a graphic 1948 comic (reprinted in Britain in 1950), which is now a collectable item but which "was the type of comic that Marcus Morris was very much against"
- 'Leslie Robert Thomas Bartholomew' - a personal tribute from a former Eagle staff-member with memories about the man who took over editorship of Eagle in 1962 with "a certain yearning to restore Eagle to its old image", but who was destined to manage its decline
- 'Stories from the Three Mustardeers' - on the origins with the crime writer Dorothy L. Sayers of the advertising feature stories from Colman's Mustard that appeared in Eagle every month from 1951-54
The cover of this issue of Eagle Times shows the cover of Eagle and Boys' World, Vol. 18 No. 37 (9th September, 1967), featuring 'The Campbells: Legends in Their Lifetimes'
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Saturday, 14 December 2013
Eagle Times Vol 26 No 4
Winter 2013 Contents
- An appreciation of the work of artist Peter Jackson, whose illustrations appeared in The Evening News, Look and Learn, Express Weekly (for whom he drew the strip 'Mark Fury') and Eagle - for whom he drew the true-life stories 'The Great Explorer' (David Livingstone), 'The Travels of Marco Polo' (taking over when Bellamy moved on to 'Dan Dare'), and 'Gordon of Khartoum'
- An obituary of Bob Bartholomew (1923-2013) Eagle's Editor from 1962 - 1969
- 'TV21 revisited' - another look at TV Century 21, a rival paper to Eagle, that was published from 1965 - 1971 with contents largely devoted to strips based on the Gerry Anderson Television series such as Stingray and Thunderbirds, and which used a number of former Eagle artists including Frank Bellamy, Richard Jennings and Eric Eden
- 'The Rivals of Jeff Arnold No. 12: Roy Rogers' - on the man who took the acting name of Roy Rogers and appeared in numerous western movies from the mid-1930s, inspiring a prolific number of comics and books from the 1940s through the 1950s
- David Jacobs, C.B.E. (1926 - 2013) - an obituary of the prolific British broadcaster, disc-jockey and actor, fondly remembered by many for his contribution to Charles Chilton's Journey into Space radio series in which, as well as being the announcer, he took on a total of 22 different roles
- 'Miraculous survival of the last Frank Hampson artwork' - on the mural 'Inventions That Altered Our World', the last piece on which Frank Hampson worked before his death in 1985 and which had to be restored after 1987, when the garage it was stored within lost its roof in the great storm
- 'Hornblower in Eagle - Part 2': on the final two strip stories based on C.S. Forrester's Hornblower books that appeared in Eagle, and the enduring popularity of the character
- 'It's Not Rocket Science' - a reflection on the difficulties of modern life. Eagle Society member Steve Winders' amusing after dinner talk from the 2013 Eagle Society gathering at Leamington Spa
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Lost Christmas Tree' - a seasonal crime caper for Eagle's "copper", adapted from one of Alan Stranks' radio plays
- 'Boys' World: Ticket to Adventure' - a review of Steve Holland's book about the short-lived rival to Eagle that appeared in 1963 and merged with it in 1964, after 89 issues
- 'From Under the 1950s Christmas Tree: Eagle Guns' - on the various toy firearms that appeared in the 1950s, based on 'Dan Dare' and 'Riders of the Range' - from ray-guns to six-guns, water-pistols to cap-guns, projectors and torches
- '50 years ago . . . the First Dan Dare Club began' - on the early days of 'Dan Dare' and Eagle fandom, and the publication of the first 'Dan Dare' fan magazine, Astral, "The Official Journal of The International Dan Dare Club"
- 'The Beast in Loch Craggon' - an examination of the "monster" strip that ran in Eagle in 1963, drawn by John McLusky (who also drew the 'James Bond' strip for the Daily Express)
The cover artwork for this issue of Eagle Times is by Peter Jackson
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Posted by Will Grenham at 19:23
Monday, 30 September 2013
Eagle Times Vol 26 No 3
Autumn 2013 Contents
- 'Laurence Dunn – Maritime Artist', reviews the career of Eagle's third most prolific cutaway artist (after L. Ashwell Wood and J. Walkden Fisher), whose career as a (predominantly) maritime artist and author began in the mid 1930s
- 'Winding my way down Baker Street' – an appreciation of the artist and illustrator Don Harley – whom 'Dan Dare' creator Frank Hampson (the best, of course) once described as "the second best 'Dan Dare' artist"
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Counterfeit Copper' – part 2, concluding a text story, specially adapted for Eagle Times from one of Alan Stranks' famous BBC radio plays
- 'Frank McDiarmid' - an article-with-Q&A on an artist whose career began over fifty years ago with D.C. Thompson and who (in 1967, for Fleetway/IPC) drew 'Mickey Merlin' in Eagle
- 'Tea-gle' - on the Eagle cutaway of the Cutty Sark which is included as part of an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich
- 'Die-Cast Comics' - on the numerous die cast vehicle models that feature story papers or comics and their characters, such as Boy's Own Paper, Eagle and 'Dan Dare', Beano and 'Biffo the Bear', Tiger and 'Roy of the Rovers', etc.
- 'Dan Dare Holiday Special, 1991': the fourth in a series of articles about Eagle holiday specials examines the second (and last?) Dan Dare Special.
- 'Celebrating Ten years of Spaceship Away' - a review of the first ten years of the magazine that publishes (3 times a year) new adventures of the original 'Dan Dare', along with other science fiction strips.
- 'Randolph Turpin – Eagle Sports Personality 1951-52'. On the ultimately tragic life of the boxer from Leamington Spa who won the World Middleweight Championship against Sugar Ray Robinson in July 1951, and was voted Sports Personality for two successive years by Eagle readers
- 'In Memory of Charles Chilton' - an account of the celebration of the life and work of the famous writer and producer, that was held at the BBC on 29th June, 2013
- 'Hornblower in Eagle' - an examination of the strip, based on C.S. Forrester's Hornblower stories, that appeared in Eagle between and 1962 and 1963, drawn by Martin Aitchison
- Reggie Musgrave – obituary
- 'Dan Dare Pilot of the Future Spacefleet Operations Manual' – a review of the recently published Haynes guide to Spacefleet
- 'Eagle Day 2013' - a photo-illustrated report on the exhibition/bring-and-buy held at Great Staughton, Cambs., on 8th September, 2013
- 'No Eagle this week?' - features a book illustration (dating from 1890) for a story which concerned another publication called the "Eagle"
- 'The Allisons Spread their Wings' - on the career of the 1960s pop duo, one of whose earliest broadcast performances was on the Hulton Press-sponsored Spread Your Wings programme on Radio Luxembourg
- David Jacobs CBE – noting the recent recent death (on 2nd September, 2013) of the famous actor and presenter
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Tuesday, 16 July 2013
Another Eagle Day
The Village Hall
Great Staughton, St. Neots, Cambridgeshire
Sunday, 8th September, 2013
10.00 - 16.00
Eagle Days were the idea of the late Bob Rothwell. The purpose is to meet with fellow Eaglers and collectors, to chat, swap, buy and sell spare EAGLE and other comic-related items - and generally have a good time. Following last year's Eagle Day at Great Staughton, its host, Clive O'Dell, has decided to repeat the honours at the same venue.
The day will include talks on EAGLE-related subjects and a chance to look at displays of EAGLE/comic-related items.
Light refreshments will be available.
Single entry £3 - in advance or pay on the door.
Bring your spare EAGLE/comic items.
Book a table in the hall for £5.
Free parking is available nearby (entrance is past the two houses to the right of the hall,
near the bend in the road)
Clive O'Dell, 27, The Highway, Great Staughton, Cambridge, PE19 5DA.
Telephone 01480 860339
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Sunday, 30 June 2013
Eagle Times Vol 26 No 2
Summer 2013 Contents
- 'Leslie Ashwell Wood's 1953 Coronation Procession'. In the month during which Her Majesty celebrated the 60th Anniversary of her Coronation, Jeremy Briggs takes a look at the story behind one of Eagle's commemorative centre-page illustrations, 'Televising the Coronation Procession', illustrated with reference pictures and with Ashwell Wood's previously unseen sketches
- 'The Spacesuit as Art' - Brett Gooden, author of the book Spacesuit: a History Through Fact and Fiction, explores the conceptual origins and development of spacesuit illustrations as they appeared in science fiction books, comics and films
- 'The Fighting Cheyenne - Eagle v. Hollywood'. How the tragic story of the 1500 miles trek across America by Cheyenne Indians was portrayed in Eagle's 'Riders of the Range' story 'Last of the Fighting Cheyenne' and how John Ford's movie Cheyenne Autumn portrayed the same events
- 'Dan Dare in the Eagle Force Mystery' - Jeremy Briggs takes a look at the mystery surrounding some (supposedly) Dan Dare artwork, which appeared on the front endpaper of Daniel Tatarsky's Dan Dare: The Biography in 2010
- 'Johnny Frog' - Steve Winders takes a look at the final strip that George Beardmore wrote for Eagle, which ran in 1964, an historical b&w strip set in the time of the Napoleonic Wars, and illustrated by Ron Embleton
- 'Paul Carpenter - the man who was Jeff Arnold', on the Canadian post-war actor, who played cowboy Jeff Arnold in Charles Chilton's Riders of the Range BBC radio show
- 'Mann of Battle' - in the second part of his article, about the Second World War adventure strip, which ran in Eagle from 1962-64, Steve Winders examines the Eagle Annual stories
- 'The Wrong Plane!!' - How an illustrated article on 'The Story of Flight', which appeared in Dan Dare's Space Annual 1963, included an aircraft recognition error
- 'Weston-Super-Dare' - how Dan Dare's Space Ship (towed by a donkey) arrived on the beach at Weston-Super-Mare in the 1950s
- 'PC49 and the Case of the Counterfeit Copper' - another of Alan Strank's famous BBC radio plays, specially adapted as a text story for Eagle Times
- A photo-illustrated report on the 2013 Eagle Society Gathering, held at Leamington Spa in April 2013
The cover picture of this issue of Eagle Times is from Eagle, 22nd May, 1953. Although we know his first name is Gordon, the artist is unknown, as his surname is unclear from the signature. (Possibly it is Norres?)
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The simplest way would be to put it on the market with a qualified Realtor and note that it is for sale 50% or that you are willing to consider 50% financing. The 50% financing should attract as it can be difficult getting financing for vacant land. You will need to show your ability to deliver clear title of course .. Wayne
Because this is property in an M1 zone (light industrial) and has limited number of potential buyers, my suggestion is to contact a commercial property realtor and manager to assist you. These are professionals who specialize in commercial property management, development and sales--a vastly different business from those of us who practice in the residential real estate. Those who practice in this area of real estate will know who is buying commercial real estate and may even have buyers who would be interested in your property.
Unfortunately, commercial real estate and land has not been insulated from the current economic hardships so you may find that your property, if not substantially improved with permits or utilities or grading may not be able to garner even the reduced price you seek. Working with a professional who handles commercial property will help you greatly in properly pricing and valuing and marketing this parcel.
Good luck,
Grace Morioka
Area Pro Realty
If it becomes necessary to start foreclosure proceedings a we can help assist you as well.
Good luck to you!
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Servicing loans throughout California
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1. Land is difficult to finance. A 50% loan-to-value-ratio is the typical limit offered by banks. Your property will sell faster and, at its highest price with the option of the bank or you providing the financing. Your terms for your partner/buyer would probably be more appealing than the bank's.
2. Your 50% financing will provide you an income stream - after you receive a significant amount of cash.
3. Should your partner/buyer default in the future you get your parcel back and you can sell it over again - repeating the above benefits.
Mike Walters
You have a great opportunity to either find a partner or sell your parcel in Gilroy. By putting your offer, the details and photos of your property in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) you will immediately make your offer avaiable to most of the Realtors in Northern and Central Calif . Additionally we would place your information on 32 national real estate websites.
I would suggest that we place a VIDEO Tour (not a virtual, but VIDEO Tour) of your parcel and it's relative location. Those potential investors will be able to see your property even before walking on it. Of course your VIDEO will go on the MLS, our 32 websites and an additional 24 VIDEO Portals starting with YouTube. That will give you maximum exposure to the largest prospective partner/buyer group you could get.
Look at the VIDEO Tours we've done on other properties by going to: http://www.CaHomes411.com/video.
Good luck George. I hope we can help you.
Mike Walters
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Speed cameras continue to spark mistrust in Elmwood Place
The fallout over automated speeding tickets issued by Elmwood Place continues with a one-man protest against the practice, which was stopped earlier this month by a judge's order.
"Get rid of the corruption in Elmwood Place, court systems, police department, and Elmwood would be a much better place to live," said Mike Turner, who's handing out T-shirts he printed up to protest the village's policies.
He printed up more than 100 of the shirts and handed them out, and now he's got another 100 on order.
"I've had people try to buy the shirts, (but) they're not for sale – I'm passing them out free," Turner said.
A driver for his towing service got a reckless operation ticket from an officer, and Turner felt it was undeserved.
The protest might not have gone this far if not for the speed cameras, which helped spark mistrust between residents and the village.
"You have the people who are addicted to the money and addicted to the system against the people who are victimized," said State Rep. Dale Mallory.
Mallory is working on state legislation to ban the use of speed cameras, which should prove popular.
"I'm not the only one, there's other ones out here," Turner said. "I probably am the loudest."
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Peer Points: Promoting TCM Knowledge
When Elaine Wolf Komarow, LAc, received her first acupuncture treatment in 1989, she said it changed her life. "I felt more aware, calmer, and happier. I was so fascinated by the changes that I began to learn everything I could about the underlying philosophy of Chinese medicine," said Komarow.
The Death of the Travel Card
As long as I have been in practice, the travel card has stood as the primary style of documentation for chiropractic. It is quick, simple and direct. Unfortunately, the rules have changed.
Meat in the Middle
Have you ever wondered what's the truth about meat? Is it really as bad as many people think?
It Pays to be a Foodie
If there is an inner foodie in you, just waiting to burst out—this article is for you! Do you want to know how I know? I'm that girl. My middle name might as well be "Foodie." I love food! And if my patients are any indication, many of them do as well.
Home Safety: Help Families Avoid Common Injury Hazards at Home
These days, many parents childproof their homes before a baby is even mobile. You will see an array of electrical outlet covers, bumpers on the corners of the coffee table and safety latches on the cupboards.
Are You Ready for the 2016 Patient?
In October, Apple released its iOS 8 operating system for the iPhone and iPad. The new system includes Health, a new app that will interface with an ever-growing number of other apps.
We Get Letters & Email
Is It Time for a Popeye Moment? The Flaw in Recommending Chiropractic as a Career.
Treating Chronic Depression with Acupressure
In Traditional Chinese Medicine there already exists a comprehensive theory linking the body and mind.
Chinese Medicine: The Natural Way to Children's Wellness
As a child, I did not like going to the doctor. For the most part, when I had to go I wasn't feeling good to begin with, and I was heading into a sterile environment to be awkwardly probed by a man in a white coat for a very short, impersonal period of time.
Treating Menopausal Women in Your Practice
I love what I do for a living. It's a great way to trade health for bread. And no topic of health, with the right bedside manner, is taboo.
Why Drugs and Supplements Can't Cure Disease
Chronic diseases are the outcome of disease-promoting, goal-oriented behaviors. So, the notion that diseases can be cured with drugs or supplements should be abandoned. Hypertension is the best example of this.
Implications of Section 2706: The Non-Discrimination Provision Survey
In late April 2014, NCCAOM diplomates received an email survey with the subject line: "End discrimination against acupuncturists" polling CAM practitioners for a Request for Information from the Department of Health and Human Services, released in mid-March.
Micro-Needle Dermal Roller Use in the Treatment Room
Recently micro-needle dermal rollers have been getting a lot of media attention. As a practitioner who specializes in acupuncture facial rejuvenation, I know that skin needling with a dermal roller (also known as collagen induction therapy), promotes the natural reproduction of collagen and elastin, making the skin feel smoother and tighter.
Avoiding "Just a Pop Doc" Syndrome
Yes, it's harsh. Patients don't like to admit it. They have an unspoken plan when they first visit you: to come one time, get rid of their pain and then get rid of you. They know it's unrealistic, but they'd like to pay nothing for this service.
Understanding Epigenetics
Chronic heightened emotional states create a perfect breeding ground for illness. Through my practice I noted the increasingly obvious relationship between one's mental focus on negative thinking, emotions, resistance to experiencing feelings and disease.
The Power of Mu Xiang to Treat Irritable Bowel Disease
Bloating and gas pain is something that everyone has had to deal with at one point or another; however, that's usually reserved for holiday dinners and other large gatherings.
Acupuncture Detox as Part of Drug Rehabilitation
In the U.S., more than 2,000 alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs have added ear acupuncture to their practice. The development of the protocol was determined by Lincoln Hospital as it delivered 100 acupuncture treatments daily.
Introduce Your Patients to Collagen Induction Therapy
Cutaneous (skin) aging generally occurs from either intrinsic or extrinsic processes. Intrinsic aging results from natural skin tissue damage and degeneration.
Capturing the Essence of Tai Chi
Over the last 12 years, I have been working on one of the few documentaries about Tai Chi. It's called The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West and it's about Cheng Man-Ching who moved to New York in the 1960s.
Following the Thinking of the Classics
I have heard about the "best time of day" to carry out certain examinations or therapies. For example, I remember making a note years ago that early morning is the best time to take someone's pulses.
Step by Step: Long-Term Treatment of Soft-Tissue Injuries Combines Skill and Care
Treating soft-tissue injuries with long-lasting results starts the moment an individual enters the office. When it comes to pain, the only thing that matters to the patient is relief.
News in Brief
Life to Open Branch Campus in Italy; Northwestern Research Arm Benefits From Big Donation.
Treating Acute and Chronic Neck Pain With Ischemic Compression and Exercise
There are many reasons not to manipulate the neck with cavitation: the patient is too old, their neck is too tight, etc. But the most common reason is that plenty of patients are afraid of "the crack," mostly because of the bad publicity about that procedure.
Inspire Your Patients to Make Healthy Choices
Have you tried to get your patients to change their eating habits or their diet and couldn't get them to succeed? Were they confused and unsure of what the right thing was to eat? You are not alone!
Make Low-Level Laser Therapy Part of Your Evidence-Based Practice
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT), also referred to as photobiomodulation, has been increasingly utilized in the clinical setting over the past decade.
Solving the Pain Puzzle
Legendary former New York Yankees baseball player Yogi Berra once said, "You can observe a lot just by watching." He would have been a great chiropractor. We are trained to become experts with our hands: palpation, adjusting, soft-tissue release, etc.
Foundation for Chiropractic Progress Announces First Group Member
The Michigan Association of Chiropractors has joined the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress as its first group member.
DC App – The Next Generation
According to a survey by technology firm CDW, health care professionals gain approximately 1.2 hours per day in productivity simply by using a tablet computer in practice.
The Acupuncture Now Foundation: What Our Profession Needs
Although acupuncture is growing in popularity it continues to be underutilized due to misunderstandings about its true potential. Only a fraction of those who could be helped by acupuncture know enough to seek it out.
Five Element Acupuncture Can Enhance Your Practice
For eight years I have been teaching and supervising TCM students at an acupuncture college in Colorado, in Five Element acupuncture.
May, 2006, Vol. 06, Issue 05
Our Issues
By Cliff Korn, BS, LMT, NCTMB
I constantly am amazed at the variety of topics massage therapists discuss with me. This past month has been quite interesting, and I'm going to share some of the issues brought to my attention.I must stress, however, that I am not a definitive source of information on any of these issues. I have only opinions, not answers. If you want answers, you need to be contacting our "Dear Lynda" columnist, not the editor!
One prospective massage therapist from New York started his e-mail to me with, "This might be a dumb question but" I used to think there were no dumb questions, but I guess I might have judged too quickly, as the writer went on to ask my thoughts about breaking the law and working unlicensed. Apparently, "There isn't much opportunity for massage therapists that much anymore." Overlooking the fact, for a moment, that there has never been a better time to work as a massage therapist in the history of the whole wide world, does this writer think the editor of the largest touch therapy trade publication on the planet would advise that there are loopholes in the law that can be exploited so one can bilk the public by impersonating a massage therapist? My answers to this person would be to follow the laws in your jurisdiction, go to school, start your business and work hard to grow it, the same as you would if you were a carpenter, a Quiznos sub franchisee, a hot dog street vendor or a barber. The writer asked, "Could I maybe give massages (which I think in general I am good at) and accept only tips, plus have everyone sign a medical type release form in case someone tries to claim that I caused them harm or something like that?" No, you can't!
Another reader from California wrote, "I am contacting you to inquire into any new laws around licensing. I heard in November of 2005 that a new law was being implemented in January 2006. In this new law, statewide licensing would be made null and void by national licensing. Furthermore, well-seasoned MTs would be 'grandfathered in' by this law." She continued with, "I need to know EXACTLY what the truth is and any surrounding information to support me and my staff." I'm not sure where this information came from in November of 2005, but whoever was doing the talking was either uninformed or misunderstood. There are almost no national employment credentials, at least that I am aware of. Physicians, attorneys, bus drivers and licensed investigators are all credentialed by the state. As far as I know, only James Bond as 007 was licensed by a national entity. We at Massage Today try to diligently cover any and all state licensing news. Be sure to use the "search" function on www.massagetoday.com to see what has already been written on this topic.
Perhaps the most engaging communication I had this past month was from a New Hampshire massage therapist who wanted to recertify with the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. She told me that after completing the recertification application, she called the NCBTMB to verify certain information so that she wouldn't have to resend the application. After several such attempts without getting a return call, she finally sent the completed application to the assigned NCBTMB lockbox. When she didn't hear anything in what she felt was a reasonable amount of time, she called again, and again, and again. She kept getting told her application had not been received and that she needed to speak with a particular individual to resolve the issue. That individual was never in the office and never returned her calls.
This massage therapist was on the verge of tears as she relayed to me her at tempts to recertify. The only advice I was able to suggest was to put her situation in writing and send it directly to John Page, NCBTMB's executive director. She had already gone through more effort to recertify than I would ever have done myself. As a former chair of NCBTMB, it pains me to admit that, but it's very true. I happened to be in the company of another former NCBTMB chair when this story was unfolding, and when I asked him his thoughts on it, he relayed to me that NCBTMB had never even sent him recertifying applications and that his certification had lapsed before he was even aware of it. If a private organization designed to serve the public and the profession cannot efficiently recertify those who support it, the decay has reached overwhelming proportion.
Another reader chose to remain anonymous, so I have no clue where she is from. Normally, I just delete communications that aren't signed, but I read this one and had a chuckle or two at the well-meaning, albeit opinionated writer. (Opinions are my job, after all!) She wrote, "I have a question. I am strongly aware of a massage therapist who is operating a disreputable practice. To my surprise, I am shocked at how many people are okay with it. They think it is funny, especially guys. Or they think it is just rumors. I know they are not rumors. I know for sure. I know facts but I cannot prove them to anyone. This leaves people to check it out for themselves. Who do I tell? This is what I know. She has told me things herself."
She went on to itemize a laundry list of alleged violations and her reasons for why she thought them an affront to her and her business. They were all important to her, but I shall not repeat them here, as it serves no purpose. She continued, "See, I find this all completely unethical and so wrong. No one seems to care or listen or want to get involved. How does such a situation get fixed when people seem to not want to get involved? If I talk to men, they kind of laugh and make comments about happy endings, etc. I personally don't want my name mentioned to her if she gets reported, either, so I understand why others don't want to get involved; I don't want to either. But this has to stop."
My response to this person is that the only place to send complaint information is to your state licensing board. It is the only entity that can send a cease and desist letter and actually stop unethical practice. If you are unfortunate enough to be practicing in an unregulated state, your only recourse is with the local police department if there are local laws being broken. Do not try to send a complaint without identifying yourself, though. If you aren't signing the complaint, it isn't really a complaint; it's gossip.
So, how would you have responded to these questions?
Thanks for listening.
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Former editor of Massage Today, Cliff is owner of Windham Health Center Neuromuscular Therapy LLC. He is nationally certified in therapeutic massage & bodywork and is licensed as a massage therapist by the states of New Hampshire and Florida. Cliff is a member of the International Association of Healthcare Practitioners; a professional member and past president of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association; a certified member of the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals, Inc.; and a past chairman of the board of directors of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork.
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Big Bang Fans: The Sad Truth?
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The Worst Superhero Movies You've Never Seen
30 Times You've Seen The Walking Dead Actors Before
What The Average American Male's Body Looks Like
Soap Actor's Suicide Linked to His Dog
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10 Infuriatingly Bad Endings to Good Movies
'The View' Has Very Heated Debate Over Bill Cosby Allegations
The Sexiest Women From Action Movies
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Teen Titans Live Action is Headed to TNT
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First Official Photos from Avengers: Age of Ultron
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wow i love this..it is so dreamy …loveing..:)) i feel moves on the water:)
Oh my what big eyes she has. Expressive and adorable. x
I love your work so much I decided to feature it all in Pop Surrealism!
Love this mermaid – so surprised in her look and with her pet froggy :)
What a sweet painting. Excellent work.
wonderful work and a great colour combination !LIZ
is she going to kiss him?
Fizzy, I don't think so:) The frog is a she (Lily), so probably just a friend…
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oh – i thought it was like the princess and the frog myth
I haven't done that one yet, but you are giving me an idea:)…
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Uche Jombo's Hubby: My Wife Is The Best In The World
After several hits from the public about the kind of marriage the Nollywood controversial actress, Uche Jombo had, a few days to the premier of her movie, My Life, My Damage, Uche dragged her hubby to the soil of Nigeria.
Shortly after he arrived, Kenny Rodriguez said that "my wife is the best woman in the world. She's such a wonderful woman with an interesting personality. Even before I met her, I have been seeing few Nigerian movies, but the fact remains that the Nigerian movie industry has really grown big and are doing better production."
Now, the question a lot of people are asking is that, in what area is her wife good?
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WHO: Michael Horowitz
Associate Professor of Political Science
WHO: Michael Horowitz
Associate Professor of Political Science
On April 17th Penn and the Anti-Defamation League of Philadelphia will present a half-day workshop for teachers of the Holocaust that will incorporate the USC Shoah Foundation Institute's Visual History Archive of interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses.
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Leah Seifu, a second-year University of Pennsylvania medical student, says that her Ethiopian heritage and Catholic school education instilled in her a deep cultural awareness and drive to help others through social activism.
New research by Andrew Stokes, a doctoral student in demography and sociology in the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania, suggests that many obesity studies substantially underestimate the mortality risks associated with excess weight in the United States. His study, "Using Maximum Weight to Redefine Body Mass Index Categories in Studies of The Mortality Risks of Obesity," was published in the March issue of the open-access journal Population Health Metrics.
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Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Director of Commerce
Adina Weissman, a student in the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice, always knew that she wanted to help people, she just didn't know in what capacity.
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Maha Laziri, 24, a student in Penn's Graduate School of Education, is already making a difference in remote villages of Morocco.
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Yo-kai Watch 2 Is Boosting Bandai Namco's Revenue, TooBy Ishaan . November 10, 2014 . 3:29pm
In a recent financial report, Bandai Namco said that they have increased their full year revenue forecast to 520,000 million yen.
In a recent financial report, Bandai Namco said that they have increased their full year revenue forecast to 520,000 million yen.
Last week, the only new release to appear in the top-20 software sales chart was the PlayStation 4 port of Akiba's Trip.
Last week, Atlus released Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth in Japan. It sold very well.
Mario Kart 8 was released in Japan on May 29th for the Wii U, and the game sold 325,892 copies.
Last week, Sony released Infamous: Second Son in Japan, and the game debuted at the #2 spot on the software sales chart.
The top-20 software sales chart saw the return of a couple of games that we haven't seen in a while, including Attack on Titan.
The game that benefited most from the holiday was Yo-kai Watch, selling 62,777 copies during the week. Everything else… not so great.
Level-5 president and CEO Akihiro Hino, who has also been stunned by the sudden popularity of the series, talked Yo-kai Watch with Famitsu in a recent interview.
Last week saw the release of Bandai Namco's Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment and Square Enix's Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.
The Yo-kai Watch anime is available for licensing in America, Dentsu Entertainment have announced.
Videogame sales in Japan—both hardware and software—dropped across the board last week, owing to a lack of new high-profile releases.
Yo-kai Watch is a big hit for Level-5. The Nintendo 3DS game was a steady seller and shipments have surpassed one million units in Japan.
Jibanyan became a yokai ghost after being hit by a car. Following that, he turned into one of the quirkier characters of Yo-kai Watch.
The 3rd Super Robot Taisen Z shows once again that Bandai Namco's long list of robot licenses is always good to have handy for a rainy day.
The first two recommended titles are Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Level-5′s Yo-kai Watch.


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Pasco County could do nothing for the next 15 years and its economy would continue to grow, slowly and steadily. "But we're not do-nothing people," economist William Fruth...Tampa Bay Online 2013-02-02
To explain Pasco's need to lure high-wage jobs, William Fruth turned to baseball. Take a team with a batting average of .607, he said. If you add two weak players, the...Tampabay.com 2013-02-01
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To explain Pasco's need to lure high-wage jobs, William Fruth turned to baseball. Take a team with a batting average of .607, he said. If you add two weak players, the average goes down to .369. Adding more weak players drags it down further. Then if the two heaviest hitters leave, and you have no replacements, "you have a team that's become a lot weaker." "The great myth is...Tampabay.com 2013-02-01
Pasco County's bleak economy has hit bottom and now should grow in size for the next dozen years even if public and private-sector industrial recruiters take a hands-off approach through 2025. Doing nothing, however, is not an acceptable alternative because the Pasco economy, while growing in size, would decline in quality. It would mean more of the same — low-wage service and...Tampabay.com 2013-02-02
DISTRICT 5 Two-term Commissioner Jack Mariano faces a primary challenge from Pastor Bill Gunter. Since there is no Democrat in the race, the Aug. 14 election is open to all Pasco voters. The Board of Commissioners has implemented parking fees, recreation fees for team sports, and has raised admission prices for county pools to offset losses in general revenue for the parks...Tampa Bay Online 2012-08-08
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The Pasco County economy in 2013 could be like a plane as it first lifts off the runway to become airborne, some of the area's business leaders predict. Trey Starkey of Starkey Land Co. offered the airplane analogy. Starkey, chairman of the Pasco Economic Development Council board of directors, made the comment last week during an informal business outlook summit organized by...Tampa Bay Online 2013-01-30
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Profile: Westlake Chemical Corp (WLK.N)
21 Nov 2014
$0.66 (+0.93%)
Westlake Chemical Corporation, incorporated on September 3, 1991, is a vertically integrated manufacturer and marketer of basic chemicals, vinyls, polymers and fabricated building products. The Company's products include some of the widely used chemicals in the world, which are fundamental to many diverse consumer and industrial markets, including flexible and rigid packaging, automotive products, coatings, residential and commercial construction as well as other durable and non-durable goods. In July 2014, the Company acquired Vinnolit Holdings GmbH and its subsidiary companies from Advent International. In July 2014, Westlake Chemical Corp acquired Vinnolit Holdings GmbH, an Ismaning-based manufacturer of polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
The Company operates in two principal business segments, Olefins and Vinyls, and the Company is an integrated producer of vinyls with substantial downstream integration into polyvinyl chloride (PVC) building products. As of February 15, 2013 , the Company had 11.8 billion pounds per year of aggregate production capacity at 13 manufacturing sites in North America. The Company also has a 59% interest in a joint venture in China that operates a vinyls facility.
Olefins Business
Olefins are the basic building blocks used to create a wide variety of petrochemical products. The Company manufactures ethylene, polyethylene, styrene and associated co-products at its manufacturing facility in Lake Charles and polyethylene at its Longview, Texas facility. The Company has two ethylene plants, two polyethylene plants and one styrene monomer plants at its Lake Charles complex. The Company has three polyethylene plants and a specialty polyethylene wax plants at its Longview facility. The Company has the capacity to produce 2.5 billion pounds of ethylene per year at its Lake Charles complex and the capability to consume all of its production internally to produce polyethylene and styrene monomer in its Olefins business and to produce VCM and EDC in its Vinyls business. The Company also produces ethylene in its Vinyls segment at its Calvert City facility, all of which is used internally in the production of VCM.
The Company is the producer of LDPE in North America based on capacity. During the year ended December 31, 2012, its annual capacity of 1.5 billion pounds was available in numerous formulations to meet the needs of its diverse customer base. The Company also has the capacity to produce 980 million pounds of LLDPE per year in various different formulations. The Company's Lake Charles and Longview facilities have the capability to produce HDPE. The Company produces LDPE and LLDPE at both Lake Charles and Longview. The Company sells polyethylene to external customers as a final product in pellet form. The Company produces styrene at its Lake Charles plant, where the Company has the capacity to produce 570 million pounds of styrene per year, all of which is sold to external customers.
The Company is an integrated along its olefins product chain. The Company produces ethylene required to produce its polyethylene, VCM and styrene. Ethylene can be produced from either petroleum liquid feedstocks, such as naphtha, condensates and gas oils, or from natural gas liquid feedstocks, such as ethane, propane and butane. One of the Company's ethylene plants uses ethane as its feedstock and the other can use ethane, ethane/propane mix, propane, butane and naphtha. The Company owns a 50% interest in a 104-mile natural gas liquids pipeline from Mont Belvieu, Texas to its Lake Charles complex. The Company also owns a 200-mile ethylene pipeline that runs from Mont Belvieu to its Longview facility.
In addition to the Company's internally supplied ethylene, the Company also acquires ethylene from third parties in order to supply a portion of its ethylene requirements. The Company acquires butene and hexene to manufactures polyethylene and benzene to manufacture styrene. The Company receives butene and hexene at the Lake Charles complex and hexene at the Longview complex via rails car from several suppliers. The Company receives benzene via barges, ships and pipelines pursuant to short-term arrangements. The Company purchases butene and hexene pursuant to multi-year contracts, some of which is renewable for an additional term subject to either party to the contract notifying the other party that it does not wish to renew the contract.
The Company competes with Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP, The Dow Chemical Company, ExxonMobil Chemical Company, INEOS (successor to BP Chemicals Ltd.), LyondellBasell Industries and NOVA Chemicals Corporation.
Vinyls Business
Principal products in the Company's integrated Vinyls segment include PVC, VCM, EDC, chlorine, caustic soda and ethylene. The Company also manufactures and sells building products fabricated from PVC, including pipe, fence and deck, and window and door components. The Company manages its integrated Vinyls production chain, from the basic chemicals to finished building products, to optimize product margins and capacity utilization. The Company's primary manufacturing facilities are located in the Company's Calvert City and Geismar, Louisiana complexes. The Company's Calvert City facility includes an ethylene plant, a chlor-alkali plant, a VCM plant, a PVC plant and a diameter PVC pipe plant. The Company's Geismar facility includes an EDC plant, a VCM plant and a PVC plant. As of February 15, 2013 , the Company operated and owned 10 building product facilities and owned a 59% interest in a joint venture in China that produces PVC resin, building products and PVC film and sheet.
The Company has the capacity to produce 1.1 billion pounds of PVC per year at its Calvert City facility and 600 million pounds per year at its Geismar facility. The Company has the capacity to use a majority of its PVC internally in the production of its building products. The Company uses ethylene and chlorine to produces VCM. The Company has the capacity to produce 1.3 billion pounds of VCM per year at its Calvert City facility and 550 million pounds per year at its Geismar facility. The majority of the Company's VCM is used internally in its PVC operations.
The Company combines salt and electricity to produces chlorine and caustic soda, commonly referred to as chlor-alkali, at its Calvert City facility. The Company uses its chlorine production in its VCM plants. The Company has the capacity to supply approximately 50% of its chlorine requirements internally. The Company purchases the remaining amount at market prices. The Company's caustic soda is sold to external customers who use it for, among other things, the production of pulp and paper, organic and inorganic chemicals and alumina. The Company uses the ethylene produced at Calvert City internally to produce VCM, and Calvert City has the capacity to produces approximately 50% of the ethylene required for its total VCM production. The Company obtains the remainder of the ethylene the Company need for its Vinyls business from its Olefins business and from third party purchases.
The Company manufactures and market water, sewer, irrigation and conduit pipes products under the North American Pipe brand. The Company also manufactures and markets PVC fence, decking, windows and door profiles under the Westech Building Products brand. The Company owns a 59% interest in Suzhou Huasu Plastics Co. Ltd., a joint venture based near Shanghai, China. The Company produces of the ethylene, all of the VCM and PVC and approximately 50% of its chlorine requirements used in its Vinyls business. The remainder of the Company's chlorine requirements is purchased at market prices. Ethylene produced at the Company's Calvert City facility utilizes propane feedstock. In October 2012, the Company announced a project for the conversion of the feedstock for its Calvert City ethylene plant from propane to ethane and the planned increase in ethylene capacity from 450 million pounds annually to 630 million pounds annually.
The Company competes with Formosa Plastics Corporation, Axiall Corporation, Oxy Chem, LP and Shintech, Inc.
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After watching son Talon Walz win two state tournament matches before falling April 26 in the Division III quarterfinals, new Mingus Union High School boys tennis coach Tarrin Walz had a feeling his team could win State.
"I think we have a legitimate chance to win state," he said during practice for the Marauders' home opener Friday, Feb. 28, against Thunderbird High School.
Those three seniors, along with fellow classmen Gary Baker and Tanner Caron, as well as sophomores Logan Connella and Turner Walz, have been willing and able to do so as the Marauders' projected No. 1 through 5 singles players. Seniors Micah Nevarez and Noah Rivera, in their first year of varsity tennis, project to fill the next two spots below.
"I thought we could get to state just on our top five, before Micah and Noah came out," Walz said. "I've already seen Tanner and Gary compete much harder than they have in the past."
For the full story, please see the Wednesday, Feb. 26, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
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As you may have already read, a major vulnerability named Heartbleed was disclosed on April 7, 2014. The vulnerabilty affected a large portion of websites on the Internet and here at Duke that use OpenSSL to encrypt webpages (pages that start with https). The vulnerability allowed the stealing of information protected by SSL by stealing the private keys that protect the confidentiality of the information. Sites affected by the security vulnerability could have login credentials stolen as well as other data that would normally be protected by an SSL connection.
The web service that handle Duke authentication requests (Shibboleth) was never at risk, because the vulnerable version of OpenSSL was not in use on the servers. The main Duke website, and the vast majority of servers on Duke's campus have now been addressed and are protected.
We are advising the Duke community to check whether websites you have been using are vulnerable to the Hearbleed attack. Once a website has patched the Heartbleed vulnerability, you should change your password for that site as swiftly as possible.
- The password security firm LastPass has set up a Heartbleed Checker site, which allows you to enter the URL of any website to check its vulnerability to the bug and whether the site has issued a patch.
- For those using LastPass to store your passwords, you can also take advantage of the LastPass security check by clicking on the LastPass Icon and go to Tools > Security Check to alert you on which websites you should go change your passwords.
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If the site or service hasn't patched the flaw yet, contact the company and ask when it expects to push out a fix to deal with Heartbleed. If they have not patched the flaw, avoid logging in to their service until they do. Once they confirm they have fixed the problem, then change your password.
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Mats Hummels is about to play the most important game of his professional career so far as he and the rest of the German National Team prepare to fight Team Argentina for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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Enzo Perez is about to play the biggest game of his life as he and the rest of Team Argentina prepare to fight Team Germany for the 2014 World Cup title this afternoon.
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'Kisan Credit Card, crop loan advances should at least be 35 p.c.'
The Annual Credit Plan (ACP) for 2013-14 for Perambalur district has been doubled, District Collector Darez Ahmed announced on Tuesday.
Releasing the plan, he pointed out that the ACP for the district for 2011-12 was Rs. 450 crore. It shot up to Rs. 949 crore next year. But since the performance had crossed Rs.1,250 crore, the target under the new ACP had been fixed at Rs. 1,900 crore.
The collector made it a point to specify that the agriculture advances extended through the Kisan Credit Card scheme\crop loan should be at least 35 per cent.
Besides, he was categorical that the banks should be meticulous in extending agricultural jewel loans. They should ensure that the interest subvention extended by the Reserve Bank of India and the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development is properly implemented.
Under the current ACP, agriculture would get the lion's share of Rs.1,463 crore. For small and medium enterprises, the target had been fixed at Rs. 133 crore, and other priority sectors would get Rs. 304 crore.
Sri Raghuvatsa Chari, chief regional manger, Indian Overseas Bank, who is the convener, said that the Government of India had announced direct money transfer to beneficiary account-holders under all government schemes, including LPG subsidy, hence 100 per cent financial inclusion should be achieved by all banks at the earliest.
He also urged the branch managers to insure all notified crop loans, including agriculture jewel loans, under the Weather-Based Crop Insurance Scheme. He pointed out that the State-level Bankers' Committee had informed the lead bank that all villages, irrespective of the population, should be covered under financial inclusion as per Government of India guidelines.
Mr. Chari said that the Union Finance Ministry had advised all banks to launch an action plan to improve lending to agriculture, particularly crop loans, to increase agricultural produce, for improving the gross domestic product. "The target is to ensure that each farmer gets an agriculture credit limit. By this all banks should ensure that money lent to agriculture sector should be utilised only for agriculture purposes. He wanted all banks to enhance direct agriculture lending to farmers in their service area village by granting crop loans or any other agricultural loans. "Lending under Agricultural Jewel Loan scheme should only supplement the needs of the farmer and not substitute agriculture credit ."
Pointing out that some banks had already conducted direct agricultural loan mela, he urged other banks to follow suit. As Permabalur district is one of the districts identified by for poultry development (broiler chicken) with plenty of scope for development, only term loans should be provided by the banks for construction of shed. All other requirements from supply of chicks to lifting and marketing of grown-up chicken would be taken care of by the integrators.
He also said that the district administration had requested banks to open ""no-frill"" account for all beneficiaries of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, the differently abled, labourers, HIV -infected persons, and old age pensioners. Those who took part in the function included N. Kothandapani, District Development Manager, NABARD, and S. Chadrasekaran, Lead District Manager.
'Be meticulous in giving agriculture jewel loans' All villages should be covered under financial inclusion
'Be meticulous in giving agriculture jewel loans'
All villages should be covered under financial inclusion