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Fraser is an experienced executive in the chemicals industry, and has been CEO of two chemical companies. He has served on KMG's board since 2008 and as chairman of the board since December 2012. In his role as interim CEO, Fraser will lead the business, in conjunction with KMG's existing management team.
"Our recently completed acquisition of the Ultra Pure Chemicals business from OM Group results in a company one-third larger in terms of revenue and with expanded global breadth," Fraser said. "As the company pursues its growth strategy in selected specialty chemicals markets, our challenges and opportunities will necessarily increase given KMG's expanded operations in Europe and first physical presence in Asia. The selection criteria for the next CEO reflect this new stage in the company's growth and the skills and experience that the future will require," he said.
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J. Neal Butler was named KMG's president and CEO on June 1, 2007. Butler was employed in 2004 as the chief operating officer and was added to the board of directors on February 20, 2007. Before joining the Company, Mr. Butler was CEO and president of Naturize BioSciences, which specialized in biological treatments for the turf, crop and plant care markets. Prior to that, he served in various senior management positions at Zeneca Agrochemicals and ISK Biosciences. Butler started his career with Diamond Shamrock and later Fermenta ASC in various sales, product management and division manager positions.
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SIOUX CITY, IOWA: Ron Paul told Iowa voters on Friday that he would not launch a preemptive strike on Iran because "they don't threaten our national security."
"If some other country thought they had to go to war with them, that is their business," he said, adding there is no proof Iran is building a nuclear weapon.
A recent IAEA report said that Iran's pursuit of nuclear technology over several years could be consistent with the building of a bomb. And Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta gave Iran "about a year, perhaps a little less" before it could have a nuclear weapon.
Paul's position on Iran is one that has drawn criticism from his GOP rivals.
On Friday, Paul was responding to a question from an Iowa voter who asked the Texas Congressman whether he could conceive of a situation where he would preemptively declare war on a country.
Paul admitted that the president does need the consent of Congress to declare war, but did say, "If battleships are off our shore, an imminent attack, the president has an obligation to respond."
But in the case of Iran, Paul provoked his rivals and exclaimed, "they can't even produce enough gasoline for their automobiles."
With his bump in the polls, Paul's GOP opponents, who see national defense as his weakness, have hit hard this week.
"Ron Paul thinks it would be fine if the Iranians obtained nuclear weapons," Michele Bachmann said.
"You don't have to vote for a candidate who will allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon to wipe Israel off the face of the earth," echoed Rick Perry.
"One of the people running for president thinks it's O.K. for Iran to have a nuclear weapon. I don't," said Mitt Romney.
Paul admitted on Friday that the criticism "baffles me a whole lot," adding what is dangerous is endless wars and expanding government.
The Texas congressman rarely attacks his rivals at campaign stops, instead using campaign ads and interviews.
He told Bloomberg News on Friday that he might not be able to support any of his rivals because they embraced the status quo in Washington, admitting that his rivals don't want to cut anything, audit the fed or bring significant change in government, and "that's a problem for me," Paul said.
Ron Paul placed second in support among Iowa voters in the latest NBC News-Marist University polls; he came in at 21%, with Romney at 23%.
Paul has drawn several hundred people at all three campaign stops today and has 500 college students canvassing for him in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Paul will be back on the campaign trail on Monday, stumping with son Rand as they make five campaign stops across Iowa.
In the meantime, the Texas congressman will be spending the weekend with his wife in Texas.
When asked by a reporter if that's an indication that he's feeling confident, a visibly smiling Paul looked up and replied, "I never talk in those terms."

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HILLSVILLE — It has been 18 years since former Carroll County administrator Billy Mitchell was indicted on federal embezzlement and money laundering charges for a scheme to take more than $400,000 from the county.
After serving out his prison sentence and returning as an active member of the community, one Carroll supervisor believes Mitchell deserves a second chance at public service.
Supervisor Bob Martin's motion to appoint Mitchell to serve on the Carroll Planning Commission was tabled during the Board of Supervisors' Feb. 9 meeting.
FRIES — C&B Lumber in Fries has received a citation from the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry's Occupational Safety and Health (VOSH) Program, after an investigation of an accident resulting in the death of an employee in 2014.
The citation involved paperwork, and the company was not found to be at fault in the worker's death.
ROANOKE ― A Cana man has been sentenced in U.S. District Court in Roanoke following a guilty plea for a federal charge of possession of a Schedule II drug.
Robert Lee Gwyn Jr., 40, of Cana, pleaded guilty to one count of possession of oxycodone, a Schedule II drug, with the intent to distribute, according to Brian McGinn, a public affairs specialist of the U.S. Attorney's Office's Western District of Virginia.
By LARRY CHAMBERS, Staff
INDEPENDENCE — The Grayson County Sheriff's Department made 93 drug arrests last year according to the 2014 annual report released by Sheriff Richard Vaughan.
Vaughan said deputies responded to 5,669 calls for service and served 6,253 warrants (1,145 criminal and 5,108 civil).
Drug arrests topped the list of arrests, followed by larceny and burglary, which combined for a total of 54.
A house fire on Foggy Top Lane in Grayson County left no injuries or fatalities but extensive property damage, said Galax Fire Department Capt. Mike Ayers on Monday evening.
Galax firefighters responded to the siren at 5:08 p.m. on Monday. After extinguishing the fire, which Ayers said started in a front room, the fire department summoned investigators from the Grayson Sheriff's Office. According to Ayers, this was because the fire department was unable to discern the fire's cause.
HILLSVILLE — Christopher Duncan, facing two counts of attempted murder and multiple other charges in the shooting of Marty Lee Hiatt in Cana last year, waived his right to a preliminary hearing in Carroll County General District Court on Friday.
Duncan is facing seven charges in the case, including two charges of attempted murder, one charge of malicious wounding, one charge of malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle and three charges involving the use of a firearm in committing a felony.
RICHMOND - From 4 p.m. Monday through 4 a.m. Tuesday, Virginia State Police troopers and dispatchers statewide fielded 2,231 calls for service statewide, according to a news release.
During the 12-hour period, Virginia troopers responded to 825 traffic crashes and 620 disabled vehicles. The majority of the crashes involved damaged vehicles only. Due to vehicles losing control on slick roadways, two VSP troopers were struck and injured, the release said. Police also confirm one traffic fatality in Loudon County.
HILLSVILLE — A South Carolina man was arrested Feb. 21 after local authorities responded two related incidents, involving the theft of a vehicle from one residence and the breaking and entering of another home that same day.
Police said the man allegedly stole a car the owner left running in his driveway, then broke into a house and was found in the bathroom dyeing his hair.
SALEM –– For the wrestlers who reached the championship round of the Virginia High School League state wrestling tournament last year, there was an excruciating wait of some 30 hours between the semifinals and the finals. In an effort to get the 2015 event concluded before another wave of winter weather hit Southwest Virginia, states were condensed into one afternoon and evening Friday at the Salem Civic Center.
Galax's Caleb Spurlin did his part to speed things along.
By DON RICHESON, Staff
INDEPENDENCE – Yogi Berra wasn't at the Feb. 9 Grayson County School Board meeting. But if he had been, the famed baseball figure, well-known for his witticisms, might have used one of his more recognized ones to describe it – "It's like déjà vu all over again."
Once again, the issue of the school system's attendance policy arose, as it has in most of the board's more recent meetings.


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Hilary Duff: "I Love Being A Mom"
This post was written by our friends at Celebrity Baby Scoop.
Hilary Duff has joined the campaign to support Johnson's Baby Cares partnership with Save the Children for the second year in a row. The actress recently visited the Save the Children early childhood education school in Yucca Valley, California – where she met with families who benefit from the program.
Celebrity Baby Scoop recently had a chance to catch up with Hilary about the Johnson's Baby Cares program, her 1-year-old son Luca, and her biggest motherhood rewards.
Celebrity Baby Scoop: Tell us about partnering with Johnson's Baby for Johnson's Baby Cares. What's it all about? Why did you get involved?
Hilary Duff: I can't believe I have my first year as a mom under my belt – time flies. Looking back on it, I've been thinking a lot about the support I received from my family, friends and fans over the past year, and how their words of encouragement really helped me get through some challenging days.
Unfortunately not all moms have the same support system or even basic everyday resources to help them with motherhood. That's why I'm proud to partner with Johnson's Baby Cares for the second year on its newest campaign centered around Johnson's Baby "Care Cards" – which is helping to deliver encouragement and positive support to moms across the country, while also raising funds for families and babies assisted by Save the Children.
Now, everyone can help in an easy and fun way! Visit Johnson's Baby's Facebook page to send a digital Care Card filled with love and inspiration to a special mom in your life. For every card sent, shared or liked Johnson's Baby will donate $1 to Save the Children to benefit early parenting and childhood education programs.
CBS: How's baby Luca doing? Is he into everything these days now that he's walking?
HD: "Luca's incredible! I can't believe he is already 13 months old. He's certainly an active boy and yes, even more so now that he is walking. In fact, he basically skipped the walking stage and went straight to "speed walking." I spend my days on my feet trailing him around the house and yard!"
CBS: How has your life changed in the last year since you've become a mother? What are the greatest rewards of motherhood? Biggest challenges?
HD: I really love being a mom.Motherhoodchanges the way you see the world. I've always been passionate about giving back, but now I'm more passionate about supporting causes that help other moms and babies, like Johnson's Baby Cares.
I'm rewarded by Luca every day, whether it's with a new smile or an accomplished milestone, but the biggest reward has to be discovering this tremendous newfound love that I had no idea existed within me. Every day brings new challenges, but you learn to trust yourself and your instincts to help get through them.
CBS: You seem to have the 'perfect' life with a great career and family life. But do you think women can REALLY 'have it all'? Have you had to make sacrifices now that you're a mom?
HD: Nobody's life is perfect but in this day and age women are able to find a balance between work and home life. Of course my life has changed but I don't think of them as sacrifices because I was ready for this new chapter!
CBS: We saw you and Mike enjoying Coachella. Comment on the importance of making time as a couple. Do you think it's important? Do you have regular date nights?
HD: Yes of course it's important to make time to focus on your relationship. But it's not always easy! We aren't huge planners, we tend to do things last minute but we enjoy going out for nice dinners or spending time with friends.
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In the Trendelenburg position, the body is laid flat on the back (supine position) with the feet higher than the head by 15-30 degrees, in contrast to the reverse Trendelenburg position, where the body is tilted in the opposite direction. This is a standard position used in abdominal and gynecological surgery. It allows better access to the pelvic organs as gravity pulls the intestines away from the pelvis. It was named after the German surgeon Friedrich Trendelenburg.[1] It is not recommended for the treatment of hypovolemic shock.[2]
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We are also the home of several swimming and aquatic clubs across the county. The six leisure centres listed below have 25 metre pools and a learner pool, except Spennymoor which is a leisure pool with a wave machine and water slide.
You can download each pool's swimming timetable below or use our leisure activity planner to help plan your swimming sessions.
Please note: Timetables are term-time unless specified. All timetables are subject to change without notice. Information about any changes to timetables and pool closures as a result of maintenance works, swimming competitions or for other reasons, is available on our news page. During the school holidays, our pool timetables vary. Please contact individual centres for details.
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Freeman's Quay Leisure Centre | Freeman's Quay Swimming Timetable (PDF, 231kb) | Please note: On Thursdays, four lanes will be booked out for Durham City Amateur Swimming Club between 8.00pm and 9.00pm.
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Trying to decided on a hurricane brew/ale. Something that can be made, bottled and put away until the next big storm rolls around. We get a bad one occasionally, about every 3-4 years or so.The idea is to pull it out during the storm & brew another after clean up.Any ideas?
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I like pretty much everything. Trying to get warmed up to an ipa. I like variety so something unique would be ideal, even if it is a little more expensive to brew. Porters are my favorite so i plan on having that pretty handy at all times. I've even been thinking about a mead. I hear they age well.
Maybe a beer themed on the Hurricane drink?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_(cocktail) Maybe with some juice or zest? Orange, cranberry, lime & a pinch of vanilla.
Make something enjoyable and easy to make. Call it "Low Pressure IPA" You will enjoy something new and refreshing while watching a massive, heavy and possibly harmful storm rip everything apart. All whilst drinking a lighter, easy to drink and slightly less harmful beer.


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The UK's long-term prosperity depends on growing businesses who can provide the high-skilled, high-wage jobs we need to tackle the cost of living crisis. We need to compete as an open, innovative country, producing services and goods so that we can earn our way in the world.This is the route to ensuring that economic growth raises living standards for ordinary people.
To achieve this goal, we need a system of business taxation that attracts long-term investment in high-value industries. The tax system must support the risk-takers who invest for the long-term, setting businesses on the road towards sustainable growth. It must encourage innovation, making sure that people are given the opportunity to develop their ideas, and bring exciting new products and services to the global marketplace. It must be robust, capable of raising the revenues necessary to tackle the deficit, and also fair, providing the level playing field necessary for competition and the restoration of public trust. And it must underpin a broader economic plan that will provide businesses with the skilled workforce and world-class infrastructure that they need in order to succeed.
Labour will maintain the most competitive corporation tax rate in the G7, but that is not enough to deliver long-term prosperity. This document outlines the Labour Party's approach to business tax reform, setting out four core principles. First, the tax system must attract long-term investment, without which we cannot create the growth necessary for a sustained recovery. Second, we need to kickstart a revival in British productivity by supporting enterprise and innovation, which will deliver improvements in living standards for all. Third, simplification of the tax system and greater predictability is vital if entrepreneurs are to respond to incentives to invest and innovate. And underpinning this all is a commitment to fairness: working both domestically and with our international partners to create a tax system that is transparent and robust, in which tax better reflects the location of economic activity. The challenges facing the UK economy are formidable, but they are not insurmountable. We welcome views from businesses, trade unions, entrepreneurs, tax professionals, international partners and others on how to deliver this agenda, because reforming the business tax system according to these principles will put economic growth on to a more sustainable footing, and reconnect hard-working people's pay and living standards to national prosperity.
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Who will be the next Medtronic? What will be Minnesota's next breakthrough industry? James Walsh will provide the latest information and commentary on the people, companies and trends driving innovation in Minnesota. From visionary entrepreneurs to game changing technologies, this blog offers a window into the future of Minnesota's economy.
Medtronic Inc. on Thursday announced that its SureScan pacing systems – the first and only pacing systems in the United States that have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) – are now approved for MRI scans positioned on any region of the body. Previously, patients implanted with the devices could not have MRI scans of the chest area.
"This approval allows for a more streamlined MRI scanning process and makes scanning the chest easier and more accessible for patients with pacemakers," said Pat Mackin, president of the Cardiac Rhythm Disease Management business and senior vice president at Medtronic. "Because MRI is the standard of care for soft tissue imaging and is a critical component for early detection, diagnosis and treatment, this FDA approval will help more patients with SureScan pacemakers receive the MRI scans they need."
Generally, patients with pacemakers do not receive MRI scans because of the potential that the MRI machine could interfere with the device.
But Medtronic says that up to 75 percent of patients worldwide with implanted cardiac devices will need an MRI scan during the lifetime of their devices.
The FDA approved the first MRI compatible pacemaker available in the U.S. – Medtronic's Revo MRI, in February 2011. A second generation pacemaker, the Advisa MRI, was approved by the FDA in January 2013.
AUM Cardiovascular, an award-winning Minnesota medical technology startup, is sponsoring a major pivotal study to prove its non-invasive technology can detect obstructive coronary artery disease (CAD) just as well as a Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) nuclear stress test.
SPECT is the most common nuclear scanning test for diagnosing problems with blood flow to the heart.
AUM's CADence system is a handheld device, used by a cardiologist, that can quickly spot blockages in blood vessels around the heart after just a few measurements. It uses an algorithm to detect changes in pressure within the blood vessels – changes that could indicate whether those arteries are clogged with plaque.
Marie Johnson, AUM CEO, said CADence is as accurate as a treadmill stress test. Now the study will attempt to prove it.
AUM's clinical study will enroll 729 patients at 15 trial centers across the United States. Dr. Joseph Thomas, an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, will chair the study.
Founded in 2008, AUM Cardiovascular has raised over $5 million from angel investors. In competition against 1,000 companies, AUM won the 2011 Minnesota Cup, an annual statewide competition for promising startups. AUM was recently named one of the top 10 start-up companies in the world by the Innovations in Cardiovascular Intervention conference in Tel Aviv, Israel. The company is located in Northfield, MN.
For more information, go to aumcardio.com.
The University of Minnesota is recruiting for the Technological Leadership Institute's newly launched MS program in medical device innovation.
According to the U, the program "will prepare students to effectively manage the innovation challenges of the complex, highly regulated global medical device industry."
More than 250,000 people in the state of Minnesota work in the medical device industry, according to the trade association LifeScience Alley, and some of the world's top medical technology companies are headquartered or have operations in Minnesota.
Medtronic, St. Jude Medical and Boston Scientific are all major players in the med tech field and there are hundreds of other, smaller companies in Minnesota. The U of M's new program hopes to prepare students for success in this growing field. The master's in medical device innovation program integrates multiple disciplines, including technology innovation, project and business management, intellectual property, regulatory affairs and public policy.
Daniel L. Mooradian is director of graduate studies for the new program. He is a former member of the faculty in biomedical engineering and in the Medical School at the U of M. He has held research and management positions at Boston Scientific and Synovis Life Technologies (Baxter International). He has also founded and advised a number of med tech start-ups, according to the U.
"The technical training that undergraduate students generally receive – while essential – is not sufficient for success in the medical device industry," Mooradian said. "This program is designed to provide students with the industry knowledge needed to give them a competitive career advantage and to give their companies enhanced capacity for innovation."
The program is scheduled to start its first class in June. The Technological Leadership Institue is part of the University of Minnesota's College of Science and Engineering.
Medtronic on Monday announced the enrollment of the first patient in its Victory AF clinical trial, a study involving patients with persistent or long-standing persistent atrial fibrillation. Patients in the trial will undergo a procedure with Medtronic's Phased Radiofrequency (RF) system. The study will evaluate the safety of the system, while collecting data on the system's effectiveness.
The system delivers customized radiofrequency energy to eliminate or block abnormal electrical impulses in the left atrium that initiate or sustain atrial fibrillation. The multi-electrode catheters are intended to allow doctors to identify and selectively ablate a broad area of heart tissue without the need for single-point catheters or complex mapping and navigation equipment.
The Medtronic Phased RF System is currently approved for use in areas of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Canada. More than 20,000 patients in 26 countries have been treated since January 2009. The system is not yet approved for sale in the United States.
Up to 350 patients will enroll in the trial at 40 centers in the U.S., Canada and Europe. The trial will examine the 30-day procedure-related stroke rate and device-related stroke rate. Six-month effectiveness, as well as rates of pulmonary vein stenosis and acute procedural success, will also be measured.
The principal investigator is Dr. Greg Michaud, assistant professor, Harvard Medical School, and director of the Center for the Advanced Management of Atrial Fibrillation at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. The first patient in this study was recently treated by Dr. David DeLurgio of Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta.
"In strong collaboration with the [U.S. Food and Drug Administration], we designed the VICTORY AF trial to evaluate the safety of Phased RF ablation in patients who suffer with persistent or long-standing persistent AF," said Reggie Groves, vice president and general manager of the AF Solutions division at Medtronic. "We expect this trial will demonstrate its safety and benefit for this patient population."
Persistent atrial fibrillation is defined as lasting more than seven days but less than one year, or lasting fewer than seven days but requiring treatment with medication or electrical current. Long-standing persistent AF is defined as lasting more than one year but fewer than four years.
In the United States, AF ablation catheters currently are available only for treating the mildest form of AF, in which the heart's upper chambers beat rapidly and irregularly during episodes lasting from a few minutes to a few days. AF can progress into a persistent or long-standing persistent state, where patients often cannot be effectively treated with medication. Patients with persistent and long-standing persistent AF can have debilitating symptoms and are at elevated risk for stroke, hospitalizations and reduced quality of life.
Boston Scientific, a global medical technology company that employs thousands of Minnesotans, on Tuesday announced CE Mark approval of its X4 line of quadripolar CRT-D systems, including the AUTOGEN X4, DYNAGEN X4, and INOGEN X4 cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillators (CRT-Ds) -- as well as its ACUITY X4 quadripolar LV leads and the ACUITY PRO lead delivery system. Leads are the wires that connect defibrillators and pacemakers to the heart.
The ACUITY X4 leads are designed with multiple electrodes that help doctors accommodate differences in patient anatomy. With multiple electrodes, the device can deliver therapy even if there is scar tissue that could block an electrical signal. The leads also feature multiple options for attaching the lead to the heart, as well as what Boston Scientific said is the industry's smallest lead tip to enable doctors to access blood vessels unavailable to other quadripolar leads.
One of the first implants was performed by Prof. Antonio Curnis, head of Electrophysiology, Brescia University, Civili Hospital, Brescia, Italy, and Dr. Luca Bontempi, an electrophysiologist.
"The unique design of the ACUITY X4 lead allows me to pace from more optimal locations while enabling excellent stability of the lead, low battery consumption and avoiding phrenic nerve stimulation, which are all important issues for CRT patients," said Prof. Curnis. "Thanks to the 17 pacing vector options, it is possible to manage micro dislodgments of the lead and optimize pacing threshold without additional procedures, drastically reducing the risk to patients. This, along with Boston Scientific'soutstanding battery technology, delivers a CRT-D system that truly benefits patients over the long term."
Following CE Mark approval of the X4 quadripolar CRT-D systems, Boston Scientific plans to start a global clinical trial to gather additional data. The device is not yet available for sale in the United States.
"Heart failure is a major cardiovascular problem and CRT-Ds can save lives and improve quality of life. The CE Mark approval of our innovative quadripolar CRT-D systems is truly a milestone when it comes to treating patients with heart failure and at risk of sudden cardiac arrest," said Michael Onuscheck, senior vice president and president, Boston Scientific Europe. "We are also excited to provide physicians with a CRT-D system that can significantly improve the implant experience."
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in Figures 13 through 15) were asked to identify barriers Responsible Organizational Units
or impediments to greater BMS use for investment and For Decision Making
resource allocation decisions. Responses are listed here as
paraphrased from the survey questionnaire, followed by Table 9 organizes the bridge engineer survey responses
the number of respondents in parentheses. The reasons are according to where program decisions are made; that is,
wide-ranging with no particular dominant theme, although by organizational unit, level, or decision maker(s). The key
a few responses do reflect some common agency reactions in decisions in the row headings are as follows:
terms of (1) reservations about the economic analyses within
their BMS and (2) a lack of confidence in, or familiarity with, � Program Allocations: The allocation of funds among
their BMS's technical analyses. different assets or programs (e.g., pavements, bridges,
maintenance, or transit)
� The recommended actions from the BMS are too dif- � Performance Measures: What performance measures
ferent from the actions that agency bridge inspectors will be used
and engineers recommend (2). � Performance Targets: What performance targets will
� The BMS gives too much emphasis to economic con- be set
siderations relative to other considerations, especially � Bridge Funding Split: The split of funds for bridge
conditions observed in the field (1). preservation, rehabilitation, and replacement
� The economic assumptions are not accurate (2). � Major Bridge Projects: The major bridge projects that
� Too many managers perceive the BMS as a black box-- will be funded
it uses analytic procedures that are not well understood � Bridge Project Selection: Other state-owned bridge
by agency personnel (1). projects that will receive funding/some action in a
� Management's capabilities include the ability to assess given year
current and future needs. A BMS detracts from the � Local Non-Metro Bridges: Local bridges outside met-
bridge manager's prerogatives (1). ropolitan areas that will receive funding
� We have found it difficult to implement a BMS, train � Metro TIP Bridges: Bridges in metropolitan areas
personnel, and obtain buy-in from managers who must that will be funded and included in a metropolitan
depend on it (2). Transportation Improvement Program.
� We have had problems with reliability; for example, in
software, data, and/or analysis (1). The specific organizational units, levels, or managers that
survey respondents identified have been consolidated within
Additional survey responses that discuss recommended six categories to enable a broad view of variations in deci-
new BMS capabilities to strengthen the support of program- sion-making authority that occur across the types of deci-
ming and budgeting are presented in chapter four. sions described earlier and among and within the responding
Table 9
Board-- Agency Central Central Office--
Programming Decisions Commission Executive Office--Bridge Other Units Districts--Regions Local--Regional
Program Allocations 4 7 1 10 2 0
Performance Measures 1 4 9 8 2 0
Performance Targets 2 3 7 5 1 0
Bridge Funding Split 0 3 9 7 9 0
Major Bridge Projects 3 8 8 4 5 0
Bridge Project Selection 0 3 13 6 11 0
Local Non-Metro Bridges 1 2 6 9 4 13
Metro TIP Bridges 2 3 6 7 8 12
Note: Data represent number of survey responses. Most frequently cited responses are in bold and underlined.
TIP = Transportation Improvement Program.
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state DOTs. These organizational categories or levels are as within and outside the agency. For example, major bridge
follows, with typical examples of DOT positions or commit- projects involve strong participation by agency executives
tees that are encompassed by each (equivalent units having and, in some states, the oversight board or commission.
different names or titles in other agencies are included by Regional and local officials will also be involved for major
inference): projects in urban areas. Local bridge programs involve sig-
nificant roles by local and regional bodies together with the
� Board--Commission: The highway/transportation state agency's local or municipal assistance unit. Districts (or
board or commission; the provincial minister or (assis- regions or divisions) have a strong say in decisions involv-
tant) deputy ing all categories of bridge projects within their jurisdiction:
� Agency Executive: The DOT executive or front office, local, state-owned, and major bridges. Although the bridge
encompassing (as examples) the CEO, DOT direc- unit also plays a key role in establishing performance mea-
tor, or minister of transportation, highways or public sures and targets for bridge programs, the executive level
works; agency deputy directors or ministers (and assis- has a clear interest in bridge condition and performance as
tant deputies); chief engineer and deputy; executive an important component of agency performance statewide.
boards or committees; others considered front-office There is also strong involvement in performance monitoring
with broad decision-making authority by other agency divisions, typically in planning, develop-
� Central Office--Bridge: Senior central-office bridge ment or investment management, policy and strategy, and
managers, including the state (provincial) chief bridge asset management.
engineer, chief bridge maintenance engineer, bridge
program manager, bridge management engineer, and The one programming decision in which the bridge unit
chief or head engineers of bridge design, construction, is reported not to have a dominant role is the allocation of
and operations resources among competing agency programs: bridge ver-
� Central Office--Other Divisions: Heads, directors, sus pavement, safety, maintenance, and so on. The respond-
chiefs, and senior managers of other central-office ing bridge engineers see this decision as an executive-level
divisions, offices, or units, including planning (and function with board or commission involvement in several
bridge management section if part of planning), capital states, or as a wider departmental decision by such units as
programming, policy and strategy, highways, design, planning, investment management, policy and strategy, proj-
construction, maintenance, operations, finance, bud- ect management, and (in Newfoundland and Labrador) the
get, programs and contracts, and project management. director of highway design and construction. In two states,
Also included are those state or provincial agency units this decision is seen as decentralized, with allocation deci-
related to local programs, particularly local or munici- sions made by districts.
pal bridge programs
� Districts--Regions: District or regional directors, Table 9 is useful as a high-level summary of these sur-
engineers, bridge staff, and liaisons to local or regional vey responses. Readers interested in specific information by
organizations state may consult the tables of survey results in Appendix D
� Local--Regional: Local (i.e., city and county) gov- (see Questions 26�33).
ernments, transportation and public works agencies,
MPOs, regional transportation or planning organiza- Although the numerical results in Table 9 convey the
tions, and bodies with recognized decision-making chief engineers' perceptions of where particular decisions
authority; for example, county engineer associations. are actually made, they should not be misinterpreted as
"degree of influence" on decisions. For example, a state's
The entries in Table 9 tally the number of responses that transportation board or commission and the agency's execu-
link decision-making authority of an organizational category tive office would typically exercise a strong influence on
with each type of decision. Respondents often identified joint performance measures and targets through their interaction
or multiple decision responsibility; in these cases, each such with and response to gubernatorial and legislative bodies;
organizational unit was counted. After all responses were their communication with public interest groups and stake-
tallied and summed, the top two or three organizational lev- holders; and their resulting formulation and communication
els that were most frequently identified as having decision- of agency mission, policies, and priorities. A literal reading
making authority were identified for each programming of the numbers in Table 9 belies the significance of upper-
decision. These top-voted organizational levels are high- management influence on performance monitoring. Similar
lighted in bold in Table 9 to reveal basic patterns that reflect comments apply to the other programming decisions regard-
a high-level consensus of practice across agencies. ing resource allocation.
Generally speaking, the bridge office is significantly This somewhat different perspective on organizational
involved in all programming decisions that deal specifically decision making for bridges is captured in responses to
with bridges, but this authority is shared with other groups another question in the survey. Respondents to the budgeting
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component were asked to identify which organizational � Organizational units that received the greatest number of
units played "a key role" in making decisions regarding the responses (more than 60%) included the office of the chief
following: executive, bridge maintenance, planning and program-
ming, and the district or regional director or engineer.
� Allocation of resources within the bridge program � The group that received 35% to 45% of responses
� Allocation of resources between the bridge program encompassed the central office budget, maintenance,
and other programs in the department. operations, finance, and bridge construction divisions,
and district planning, maintenance, and programming
This inquiry was structured as a single question with a and budgeting offices.
check-off list of 19 organizational units. Results are shown � The group that received less than 25% of responses
in Figure 20. Following are the four groupings of organiza- included central office and district construction units
tional units in terms of frequency of response: (the "other" responses were not further identified).
FIGURE 20 Organizational units with key roles in bridge program decisions. Note: CEO = chief executive officer.
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� The fourth group that received few or no responses 20 did not include all of the decision makers identified by
included computer services and local field offices. respondents contributing to Table 9. Again, it is important to
recognize the considerable variation in agency organizational
Apart from the greater emphasis on the role of agency exec- structures and management culture, programming processes,
utives, the findings in Figure 20 are generally consistent with functional roles and responsibilities, and attitudes toward
those of Table 9--that is, the strong participation in bridge centralized or decentralized decision making. Although an
resource allocation of the central office bridge unit, region or individual agency's practices may or may not conform exactly
district directors, and central office planning and program- to the trends in Table 9 or Figure 20, a general overview of
ming. These two sets of results were provided by somewhat where bridge-related decisions are made is nonetheless help-
different pools of respondents (with a degree of overlap), and ful in understanding the other aspects of bridge resource allo-
the check-off list of organizational units underlying Figure cation that are discussed in this chapter.


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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Wedged into a protective mound of earth, this building with its thick concrete walls is flood-proof, tornado-proof and very nearly people-proof.
Craig Stewart, executive director of Indiana University's Pervasive Technology Institute, peers in through the door and only exterior window. He has forgotten his ID card, and nobody whom he is with has access to the data center.
He has to be let into the next room, too - rejected by a biometric reader that decides his injured hand is not Craig Stewart's hand.
Watched by security cameras, Stewart walks in the dark past blinking green lights to show off what looks to the unscientific eye like a row of black gym lockers.
This is a supercomputer. A new one that Stewart says is likely among the 50 fastest supercomputers in the world and the fastest one in the country to be funded and owned by a university. One that he expects to crunch a quadrillion pieces of data per second and gross hundreds of millions of dollars in grant money for IU.
It is to your laptop what a jet airliner is to a circus unicycle.
The lights around it are kept dim as it glows red and emits a constant whirring buzz. This creates the drama and tension of an action movie scene about to explode. And yet, it looks a little unassuming. Even more so when the regular fluorescent lights flicker on for a minute.
But this recently installed supercomputer, known as Big Red II, is a $7.5-million machine that aims to open the world of big data to every IU researcher and every IU student.
It can analyze digital texts, simulate the creation of stars and sequence 5,000 genomes.
"We don't really know all that we're going to enable," Stewart, also associate dean for research technologies, told The Indianapolis Star (http://indy.st/YKlldT ).
Big Red II will expand the university's work in life sciences. It will dip into the humanities and support research in more than 150 disciplines.
"If you want more paintings," said Brad Wheeler, IU's chief information officer, "don't ration the canvas."
What Big Red II can deduce in a second would take a person with a calculator more than 25 trillion years.
Its hard drive can hold an amount of data that would fit on discs stacked more than a mile high.
That is necessary common infrastructure for research, Wheeler said, "just like tables and chairs for a classroom."
Like a regular computer, this custom-ordered, 1-petaFLOPS Cray supercomputer needs to run periodic updates. It needs to have its hard drive cleared up, and it automatically backs up data to another center in Indianapolis.
But unlike a regular computer, Big Red II uses more energy than the average home. It has its own water cooling system and is not supposed to ever freeze up or crash. Its virus and hacker protection comes in the form of a team devoted to constantly watching it. And it never turns off.
(In case of emergency, there is a big red shut-off button - "PUSH" - in a plastic box mounted near the door.)
Under warranty for three years, Big Red II is being warmed up and tuned up by specialists before its test drive in June. Already, at least 75 people have expressed interest in how this supercomputer works.
"We want as many different people to do as many different things that they've never done before," said Matt Link, director of research technology systems.
Supercomputers have been around for decades but continue to grow faster. They have played key roles in mapping the human genome and discovering the elementary particle Higgs boson.
There are faster supercomputers funded by universities outside of the country, according to Jack Dongarra, an editor of the Top 500 Supercomputer Sites. And there are faster computers at U.S. universities that were purchased with government and university funds.
But IU bought Big Red II using operational funding from research grants. One of the best perks of owning the supercomputer, university officials say, is that IU doesn't have to share it with anyone.
Big Red II is 25 times faster, 50 percent smaller and a smidge cheaper than its predecessor, the university said. The original Big Red plucks away in the shadows of the same room, waiting for its replacement to fully go online.
Researchers using the original Big Red generated more than $250 million in federal grants, according to IU.
A technological dinosaur at 7 years old, Big Red will be sold to the highest bidder, many of its parts likely to be melted down.
Big data, tech chief Wheeler says, will soon become gargantuan data - the next generation of research.
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Student Government Association
The Student Government Association consists of students chosen in campus-wide elections held each spring and is the governing body for student organizations on campus.
President: Amy Haddix
Advisor: Richard Carpinelli
Accounting Leaders of Tomorrow (ALoT)
President: Barbara Smith
Advisor: M. Nurul Amin
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Tuesday in COBE 116
Alpha Sigma Tau (AST)
President: Brittany Smith
Advisor: Cortney Barko
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
President: Angel Thompson
Advisor: Dr. Gifty Osei-Prempeh
American Society of Civil Engineers
President: Haylie Ballard
Advisor: Dr. Tigra Yang
Meeting Time/Location: Bi-Weekly in Engineering 512
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
President: Tavon Johnson
Advisor: Dr. Farshid Zabihian
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
President: Richard Murdock
Advisor: Dr. Ranjith Munasinge
The Association for Women Engineers, Scientists, or Mathematicians Empowerment (AWESOME)
President: Besrat Seifu
Advisor: Dr. Stephany Coffman-Wolph
Meetings will occur once a month in Engineering 201.
Biology Club
President: Ashley Watson
Advisor: Dr. Deborah Buetler
Campus Light Ministries
President: Elaina Segsworth
Advisor: Dr. Michael Minnick
Meeting Time/Location: Bookstore Lounge every Tuesday night at 6pm.
Christian Student Union
President: Tim Davis
Advisor: Anthony Pratt
Criminal Justice Student Association
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Advisor: Dr. Galan Janeksela
Meeting Time/Location: Tuesdays at 12:30 in COBE 118
Delta Kappa Theta
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Advisor: Jennifer Bunner
Engineering Technology Student Organization (ETSO)
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Advisor: Dr. Winnie Fu
Golden Bear Outdoor Expeditions
President: Trevor Johnson
Advisor: Dr. John Hird
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Wednesday in the Bookstore Lounge.
Greek Council
President: Ashley Burns
Advisor: Richard Carpinelli
Meeting Time/Location: Thursdays at 1 PM in the Tech Center Activity Room
President: Jon Ball
Advisor: Dr. Cortney Barko
Meeting Time/Location: Mondays at 7 PM in the Bookstore Lounge of the Tech Center.
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
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Advisor: Kenan Hatipoglu
Meeting Time/Location: Thursdays in ENG 414. Meeting time varies by week.
International Student Organization
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Advisor: Michael Sheldon
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Media Crew
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Advisor: Dr. Robert Mitrik
National Society of Leadership and Success
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Advisor: Dr. Martha Maus
Phi Kappa Tau
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Psychology Club
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Advisor: Michael Sheldon
Meeting Time/Location: Mondays at 7 PM in the Tech Center Activity Room.
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Advisor: Dr. Brenhard Bettig
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Advisor: Dr. Scott Hurst
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
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Advisor: Darrell Fixx
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Thursday at 12:30 PM in COBE 117.
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Advisor: Dr. Farshid Zabihian
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Advisor: Rachael Alley
Student Activities Board (SAB)
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Advisor: Emily Sands
Meeting Time/Location: Every Monday in the Tech Center Activity Room at 4:00 PM.
Student Healthcare Association
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Advisor: Thomas McGraw
Meeting Time/Location: Wednesday at Noon in COBE 117
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Advisor: Mindy Harris
Meeting Time/Location: First Tuesday of each month at 12:30 in Orndorff 2208
Tech Film Society
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Advisor: Travis Wooten
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Tech Grapplers
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Advisor: Emily Sands
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Advisor: Matthew Williamson
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