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Corps of Engineers Does Not Have an Effective Oversight Approach to Ensure That Compensatory Mitigation Is Occurring
GAO-05-898: Published: Sep 8, 2005. Publicly Released: Oct 7, 2005.
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Because wetlands provide valuable functions, the administration set a national goal of no net loss of wetlands in 1989. Section 404 of the Clean Water Act generally prohibits the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the United States, which include certain wetlands, without a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps). To help achieve the goal of no net loss, the Corps can require compensatory mitigation, such as restoring a former wetland, as a condition of a permit when the loss of wetlands is unavoidable. Permittees can perform the mitigation or pay a third party--a mitigation bank or an in-lieu-fee arrangement--to perform the mitigation. GAO was asked to review the (1) guidance the Corps has issued for overseeing compensatory mitigation, (2) extent to which the Corps oversees compensatory mitigation, and (3) enforcement actions the Corps can take if required mitigation is not performed and the extent to which it takes these actions.
The Corps has developed guidance that establishes two primary oversight activities for compensatory mitigation: requiring the parties performing mitigation to periodically submit monitoring reports to the Corps and conducting compliance inspections of the mitigation. However, parts of the guidance are vague or internally inconsistent. For example, the guidance suggests that the Corps place a high priority on requiring and reviewing monitoring reports when "substantial mitigation" is required, but it does not define substantial mitigation. Furthermore, one section of the guidance directs district officials to conduct compliance inspections of a relatively high percentage of compensatory mitigation sites, while another section designates these inspections as a low priority, leading to confusion by Corps officials. Overall, the seven Corps districts GAO visited performed limited oversight to determine the status of compensatory mitigation. The Corps required monitoring reports for 89 of the 152 permit files reviewed where the permittee was required to perform compensatory mitigation. However, only 21 of these files contained evidence that the Corps received these reports. Moreover, only 15 percent of the 152 permit files contained evidence that the Corps had conducted a compliance inspection. The Corps districts provided somewhat more oversight for mitigation performed by the 85 mitigation banks and 12 in-lieu-fee arrangements that GAO reviewed. For the 60 mitigation banks that were required to submit monitoring reports, 70 percent of the files contained evidence that the Corps had received at least one monitoring report. However, only 36 percent of the mitigation bank files that GAO reviewed contained evidence that the Corps conducted an inspection. For the 6 in-lieu-fee arrangements that were required to submit monitoring reports to the Corps, 5 had submitted at least one report. In addition, the Corps had conducted inspections of 5 of the 12 arrangements. The Corps can take a variety of enforcement actions if required compensatory mitigation is not performed. These actions include issuing compliance orders, assessing administrative penalties of up to $27,500, requiring the permittee to forfeit a bond, suspending or revoking a permit, implementing the enforcement provisions of agreements with third parties, and recommending legal actions. District officials rarely use these actions and rely primarily on negotiation to resolve any violations. In some cases, GAO found district officials may not be able to use enforcement actions after detecting instances of noncompliance because they have limited their enforcement capabilities. For example, because they did not always specify the requirements of compensatory mitigation in the permits, they had no legal recourse for noncompliance.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Open
Comments: On October 10, 2008, the Corps of Engineers issued a regulatory guidance letter (RGL-08-03) on minimum monitoring requirements for compensatory mitigation projects. According to the RGL, monitoring requirements, including the frequency for providing monitoring reports, will be determined on a case-by-case basis and specified in either the permit, mitigation banking instrument, or approved mitigation plan. The regulatory guidance letter also describes the required minimum content for monitoring reports.
Recommendation: Given the importance of compensatory mitigation to the section 404 program and its contribution to achieving the national goal of no net loss of wetlands, the Secretary of the Army should direct the Corps of Engineers to establish an oversight approach that ensures required mitigation is being performed throughout the nation. As part of this oversight approach, the Corps should develop more specific guidance for overseeing compensatory mitigation performed by permittees, mitigation banks, and in-lieu-fee sponsors; in particular, the guidance should define key terms such as "substantial mitigation" and specify the actions Corps officials should take if required monitoring reports are not received.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense: Department of the Army
Status: Open
Comments: The Corps modified its standard operating procedures (SOP)to emphasize the need for more mitigation compliance. The Corps provided the revised SOP the districts at the joint Corps/EPA conference on May 19, 2008.
Recommendation: Given the importance of compensatory mitigation to the section 404 program and its contribution to achieving the national goal of no net loss of wetlands, the Secretary of the Army should direct the Corps of Engineers to establish an oversight approach that ensures required mitigation is being performed throughout the nation. As part of this oversight approach, the Corps should clarify expectations for oversight of mitigation, including establishing goals for the number of monitoring reports that should be reviewed and the number of compliance inspections that should be conducted.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense: Department of the Army
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: On April 10, 2008, the Corps and EPA issued a new rule to clarify how to provide compensatory mitigation for unavoidable impacts to the nation's wetlands and streams. The rule requires that all mitigation banks and in-lieu fee programs approved on or after July 9, 2008 have an approved instrument that governs the establishment, operation and use of these programs. The instrument must be signed by the sponsor and the district engineer prior to being used to provide compensatory mitigation for permits. Mitigation banks and in-lieu fee programs operating under instruments approved prior to July 9, 2008, may continue to operate under those instruments until April 10, 2008 (the effective date of the new rule). At that time, they must meet the requirements of the rule, unless the district engineer determines that an extension is warranted.
Recommendation: Given the importance of compensatory mitigation to the section 404 program and its contribution to achieving the national goal of no net loss of wetlands, the Secretary of the Army should direct the Corps of Engineers to establish an oversight approach that ensures required mitigation is being performed throughout the nation. As part of this oversight approach, the Corps should review existing mitigation banks and in-lieu-fee arrangements to ensure that the sponsor has an approved agreement with the Corps, as called for in federal guidance; if such agreements are not in place, they should be developed and the Corps should ensure that future mitigation banks and in-lieu-fee arrangements have these approved agreements.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense: Department of the Army
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A system for processing a simplified plastic container (C) that is to be filled with a hot product includes the step of blow-molding parison to form a container body, where the container body has a neck, a base, a side surface relatively free of structural geometry that surrounds an interior of the container body and, prior to being filled with the hot product, a projection (12) extending from the container body. After the container body is filled with a hot product in a production line, the neck of the filled container body is capped with a cap and then, the container body is cooled. During the cooling operation, the hot product is contracted so that the projection extending from the container can be pushed (P) into the container body like a traditional push-up so that the resultant, filled and cooled container body is relatively free of structural geometry.
1. A system for processing a plastic container, comprising:
means for blow-molding a parison to form a container body with a bottom and a projection extending outwardly from the bottom of the container body;
means for inverting the projection to extend inwardly from the container body bottom such that the projection is fully above a standing ring to achieve a geometrically stable position in which the standing ring can rest on a planar surface;
means for transporting the container body in its geometrically stable position;
means for filling the container after the transporting;
means for sealing the container after the transporting; and
means for pushing up at least part of the projection after the container is sealed by the means for sealing, to reduce volume inside the container.
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This application is a Division of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/566,294 filed Sep. 5, 2006 (pending), which is a 371 of International Application No. PCT/US2004/024581 filed Jul. 30, 2004. International Application No. PCT/US2004/024581 filed Jul. 30, 2004 claims priority from U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/551,771 filed Mar. 11, 2004 and from U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/491,179 filed Jul. 30, 2003. The entire content of each of the foregoing applications is hereby incorporated by reference into the present application.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a container handling system and a process for filling, capping and cooling hot-filled containers with a projection, and more particularly to a system and process for filling, capping and cooling hot-filled, blow-molded containers with a projection that can extend outside the container during the filling process and be inverted inside the container before the filled container is removed from a production line.
2. Related Art
Known blow-molded containers are usually made of plastic and employ flex panels that reinforce the integrity of the container while accommodating internal changes in pressures and volume in the container as a result of heating and cooling. This is especially true with hot-fillable containers, or containers in which hot products are injected during a filling process, capped and cooled to room temperature thereby allowing the filled product to cool to the ambient room temperature. Such containers are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,298,638, 6,439,413, and 6,467,639 assigned to Graham Packaging Company, all of which are incorporated by reference herein.
In order to obtain the necessary strength associated with glass containers, known hot-filled containers made out of plastic tend to be formed with protruding rib structures that surround panels forming the container. While the protruding rib structures improve the strength of the container that is blow-molded out of plastic, the resultant, lightweight, blow-molded containers with panels and protruding rib structure detract from the desired smooth, sleek look of a glass container. Accordingly, a hot-fillable, blow-molded container and process of filling, capping and cooling the same is needed that more closely simulates a glass container and achieves the smooth outward appearance associated with glass containers.
In addition to having protruding rib structures for strength, known hot-filled plastic containers tend to have rectangular panels for vacuum compensation. For example, conventional hot-fill containers, depending upon the size, may have 6 vacuum or flex panels to take up the resultant vacuum after cooling the hot-filled product with rigid, structural columns or ribs between each vacuum panel. It is known in the art to cover the protruding rib structures and panels with a paper label to improve the aesthetics or overall appearance of the plastic container. Consequently, in order to provide support for the label, the panels of such containers are provided with additional protruding structures. Thus, hot-filled containers are provided with more recesses and corners from which hot-filled solid products are not easily removed. Or, if the hot-filled product is subsequently chilled by placing the container in ice, the label covering the panels with protruding structures traps water inside the recessed panels resulting in spillage of the water after the container is removed from ice. Accordingly, a hot-filled, plastic container with a smoother side surface that is relatively or completely free of structural geometry is desired to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art.
A three stage system utilizes a simplified, blow-molded container that retains its structural integrity after being hot filled and cooled through conventional food or beverage systems. That is, a simplified container according to the invention is a container with at least a portion of the container side walls being relatively smooth that can be filled with a hot product, such as a liquid or a partly solid product, and retain the requisite strength so that a number of containers can be stacked on top of one another with the resultant stack being sturdy. The relatively smooth surface is relatively or completely free of structural geometry, such as the structural ribs, riblets, or vacuum panels. In addition, the simplified, blow-molded container still retains the features of vacuum packaging and the ability to accommodate internal changes in pressure and volume as a result of heating and cooling. That is, the simplified container may employ a single main invertible projection by itself to take up the vacuum; or, the simplified container may have a few main projections that take up the vacuum while still providing a substantial portion of the container to be relatively smooth for label placement, for example. Alternatively, depending upon the size of the container, a mini vacuum panel to supplement the main invertible projection may be used to complete the removal of the resultant vacuum and finish the look of the cooled container. Unlike conventional containers, structural ribs between vacuum panels are not necessary in a simplified container where a substantial portion of the container body is relatively smooth.
Initially, a container is blow-molded with an approximately polygonal, circular or oval projection extending, for example, from a base of the container. The approximately polygonal, circular or oval projection may project from the shoulders of the container, or from another area of the container. If the projection extends from the base of the container, before the container exits the blow-molding operation, the projection may be inverted inside the container so that the base surface of the blow-molded container is relatively flat so that the container can be easily conveyed on a table top, without toppling.
In the next stage, the blow-molded container may be picked-up by a robotic arm or the like and placed into a production line conveyor where it is supported by its neck. A mechanical operation causes a rod to be inserted in the neck of the container and pushes the inverted projection outside the container to provide for the increased volume necessary to receive a hot-filled product, as well as accommodating variations in pressure due to temperature changes during cooling. Alternatively, compressed air or other pressure may be used to push the inverted projection outside of the container. With the projection extending outside the container, the container is filled with a hot product, capped and moved to the cooling operation. Since the container is supported by its neck during the filling and capping operations, the process according to the invention provides maximum control of the containers while being filled and capped.
The third stage of the operation may divide the filled and capped containers into different lanes and then the containers may be positioned in a rack or basket before entering the cooler for the cooling of the hot-filled product. It is envisioned that a robotic arm may lift the filled and capped container with the projection extending from the container into a rack or basket. If the projection extends from the base of the container, the basket or rack is provided with an opening for receiving the projection and or enabling the container to stand upright. The container-filled basket or rack is then conveyed through a cooling system to bring the temperature of the hot-filled container to room temperature.
As the hot-filled product in the container is cooled to room temperature, the container becomes distorted as a vacuum is created in an area where the once hot product filled a portion of the container. Thus, there is no longer a need for the increased volume obtained by the projection extending from the container. In addition, the cooled, distorted container needs to be reformed to the aesthetic original container shape. Accordingly, it is now possible to return the containers to the desired aesthetic shape obtained after the cool-down contraction of the product by an activator that pushes against the extending projections while the containers are held in place thereby pushing the projection inside the container in an inverted state. This inverted state may be the same inverted state achieved before exiting the blow-molding operation.
The activator, according to one embodiment of the invention, may be a relatively flat piece of material with approximately polygonal or circular projections extending therefrom at intervals corresponding to openings of a basket that receive the container projections. The activator may be a panel that can invert projections of a single row of containers in the basket. Or, the activator may have several rows of polygonal or circular projections so that an entire basket of containers with projections can be inverted with one upward motion of the activator. While the preceding embodiment describes an activator for inverting projections extending from the base of a container, other activators for inverting projections extending from the shoulders or other areas of the container are envisioned. The activator panel can be made out of heavy plastic, metal or wood. The action of inverting the extending projection absorbs the space of the vacuum created by the cooling operation and provides all the vacuum compensation necessary for the cooled, product-filled container.
This invention satisfies a long felt need for a plastic, blow-molded container having a smooth outward appearance similar to that of a heavier glass container.
A system for manufacturing a simplified plastic container that is to be filled with a hot product, comprising the steps of blow-molding parison to form a container body, the container body having a neck, a base, a smooth side surface surrounding an interior of the container body and a projection extending from the container; filling the container body with the hot product in a production line; capping the neck of the filled container body with a cap in the next operation of the production line; cooling the container body filled with the hot product; and pushing the projection extending from the cooled container body into the interior of the container body so that the resultant, filled and cooled container body is relatively flat. If the projection extends from a base of the container, this inversion permits conveying of the container body on its base.
Further objectives and advantages, as well as the structure and function of preferred embodiments will become apparent from a consideration of the description, drawings, and examples.
The foregoing and other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following, more particular description of a preferred embodiment of the invention, as illustrated in the accompanying drawings wherein like reference numbers generally indicate identical, functionally similar, and/or structurally similar elements.
Embodiments of the invention are discussed in detail below. In describing embodiments, specific terminology is employed for the sake of clarity. However, the invention is not intended to be limited to the specific terminology so selected. While specific exemplary embodiments are discussed, it should be understood that this is done for illustration purposes only. A person skilled in the relevant art will recognize that other components and configurations can be used without parting from the spirit and scope of the invention. All references cited herein are incorporated by reference as if each had been individually incorporated.
As shown schematically in
As shown in
In the case of larger containers (e.g., 64 oz.), a container may be formed with a grip panel on a portion of the cylindrical body of the container. Thus, Applicants envision simplified containers where a substantial portion of the cylindrical body is relatively or completely free of structural geometry. An invertible projection may be formed at the base of the container. The invertible projection may take up most of the vacuum bringing the cooled hot-filled container to its aesthetic appearance. It is envisioned that mini or supplemental vacuum panels may be necessary to complete the removal of the vacuum in larger containers. These mini or supplemental vacuum panels may be incorporated in the grip panel or at an area that does not interfere with the positioning of a label.
Grip panels are disclosed, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,375,025; 5,392,937; 6,390,316; and 5,598,941. Many of the grip panels disclosed in the prior art may also serve as vacuum relief or flex panels. Utilizing the present invention, it is not necessary for the grip panel to act as a vacuum relief panel and the design may therefore be simplified. That is, the ribbed structure associated with the flex panel may not be necessary, or label panel support ribs may be reduced or eliminated. Persons of ordinary skill in the art will be able to modify or simplify known grip panels for use with the present invention.
The base of a blow-molded container, according to one embodiment of the invention, has an inversion or standing ring 14 adjacent a tapered area of the smooth side surface and inside the inversion ring is a substantially smooth projection 12 that extends approximately from a center of the base. The size and shape of the projection 12 depends upon the size and shape of the container that is formed during the blow-molding operation, as well as the contraction properties of the contained product. Prior to leaving the blow-molding operation, the projection may be forced inside the container to provide a relatively flat surface at the container's base, or a stable base for the container. This inversion of the projection 12 extending from the base of the blow-molded container may be accomplished by pneumatic or mechanical means.
In this manner, as best seen in
Similarly, container holding devices H are fed in and spaced by a second feed scroll 26, which feeds in and spaces container holding devices H to match the spacing on a second feed-in wheel 28, which also comprises a generally star-shaped wheel. Feed-in wheel 28 similarly includes a fixed plate 28 a for supporting container holding devices H while they are fed into turret system 30. Container holding devices H are fed into main turret system 30 where containers C are placed in container holding devices H, with holding devices H providing a stable bottom surface for processing the containers. In the illustrated embodiment, main turret system 30 rotates in a clock-wise direction to align the respective containers over the container holding devices fed in by star wheel 28. However, it should be understood that the direction of rotation may be changed. Wheels 22 a and 28 are driven by a motor 29 (
Container holding devices H comprise disc-shaped members with a first recess with an upwardly facing opening for receiving the lower end of a container and a second recess with downwardly facing opening, which extends upwardly from the downwardly facing side of the disc-shaped member through to the first recess to form a transverse passage through the disc-shaped member. The second recess is smaller in diameter than the first so as to form a shelf in the disc-shaped member on which at least the perimeter of the container can rest. As noted above, when a container is deactivated, its vacuum panels will be extended or projecting from the bottom surface. The extended or projecting portion is accommodated by the second recess. In addition, the containers can then be activated through the transverse passage formed by the second recess, as will be appreciated more fully in reference to
In order to provide extra volume and accommodation of pressure changes needed when the containers are filled with a hot product, such as a hot liquid or a partly solid product, the inverted projection of the blow-molded containers should be pushed back out of the container (deactivated). For example, a mechanical operation employing a rod that enters the neck of the blow-molded container and pushes against the inverted projection of the blow-molded container causing the inverted projection to move out and project from the bottom of the base, as shown in
Referring to
As best seen in
Again as best seen in
Referring again to
If the container holding devices are not used, the containers according to the invention may be supported at the neck of each container during the filling and capping operations to provide maximum control of the container processes. This may be achieved by rails R, which support the neck of the container, and a traditional cleat and chain drive, or any other known like-conveying modes for moving the containers along the rails R of the production line. The extendable projection 12 may be positioned outside the container C by an actuator as described above.
The process of repositioning the projection outside of the container preferably should occur right before the filling of the hot product into the container. According to one embodiment of the invention, the neck of a container would be sufficiently supported by rails so that the repositioning operation could force or pop the inverted base outside of the container without causing the container to fall off the rail conveyor system. In some instances, it may not be necessary to invert the projection prior to leaving the blow-molding operation and these containers are moved directly to a filling station. The container with an extended projection, still supported by its neck, may be moved by a traditional neck rail drive to the filling and capping operations, as schematically shown in
As shown in
In one embodiment, the basket may have a gate, which swings down from its upward position in order to allow containers C with the extending projection 12 to enter the basket. In that the hot-filled containers have projections extending from their base, the rail lanes and basket may be controlled in a sequence to fill the basket or rack with containers. For example, the basket or rack would have a plurality of openings for receiving respective projections of the hot-filled containers. Either robotic arms and/or the rail lanes would lift a row of hot-filled containers with extending projections over the gate and into respective openings of the basket. The basket would move away from its initial fed position exposing another row of openings for receiving hot-filled containers and then that row would be filled with the containers with the extending projections. This process would continue so that the entire basket could receive hot-filled containers.
The handling of the filled and capped containers with extending projections would also be sequenced so that there would be room underneath the rail lanes to feed the basket or rail. Thus, the basket could be positioned initially so that a container fed down each rail lane could be lifted into a respective opening of the basket. The basket would move to the left, as shown in
After the basket is full of hot-filled containers, the gate would swing upwards and lock onto the side of the basket and then the basket would move toward the cooler C. Thus, according to the invention, the handling system provides lane control to align the containers before they are placed in the basket or rack system.
After the containers and their contents have been cooled during the cooling operation, the cooled product has contracted and thus an extra amount of volume exists in these cooled containers. However, the cooling operation also induces a vacuum in each container which distorts each container thereby lessening the amount of volume in the container. Since the projection extending from the base of the container is no longer necessary and a relatively flat base surface is desired, each shuttle basket or rack enters an activation operation, which reforms the containers from the induced vacuum caused by the cooled down contraction of the product within the containers to aesthetic containers. The basket or racks provide location and control of the containers during the activation step at the end of the cooling cycle.
As schematically shown in
In an exemplary embodiment, the activation step would occur at the end of the cooling cycle and would absorb or counter the vacuum created during the cooling of the hot product. Once the base projections have been re-inverted so that each base surface is relatively flat, the containers may be unloaded from the basket or racks that shuttle the containers through the cooler. As schematically shown in
In an alternative operation, it is envisioned that containers would continue along the production line from the filling station, the capping station and through a cooling station. That is, instead of queuing up the containers for placement in a basket or rack for the cooling operation, each container would move along a production conveyor line. After each container passed through a cooling station, an activator would force the projecting base into the interior of the container. In a similar alternative embodiment where containers are individually passed through the cooling station, the cooled containers are then re-inverted as previously described. Then, the activated containers could be placed in conventional baskets or racks.
Referring to
As previously noted, turret assembly 88 is of similar construction to turret assembly 30 and includes container holder wheel 90, upper and lower cam assemblies 100 and 102, respectively, a plurality of actuator assemblies 104 for griping the containers, and a plurality of actuator assemblies 106 for activating the containers. In addition, turret system 88 includes a support plate 107, which supports the container holders and containers as they are moved by turret system 88. As best seen in
Looking at
Similar to upper cam assembly 50, upper cam assembly 100 includes an upper plate 110 and a lower plate 112, which define therebetween a cam surface or recess 114, which guides guide members 72 of actuator assemblies 104 to thereby extend and retract extendable rods 38 and in turn to extend and retract container grippers 108. As the containers are conveyed through turret assembly 88, a respective gripper 108 is lowered onto a respective container by its respective extendable rod 38. Once the gripper is positioned on the respective container, actuator assemblies 106 are then actuated to extend their respective extendable rods 116, which extend through plate 107 and holders H, to apply a compressive force onto the invertible projections of the containers to move the projections to their recessed or retracted positions to thereby activate the containers. As would be understood, the upward force generated by extendable rod 116 is counteracted by the downward force of a gripper 108 on container C. After the activation of each container is complete, the container then can be removed from the holder by its respective gripper 108.
Referring to
The physics of manipulating the activation panel P or extendable rod 116 is a calculated science recognizing 1) Headspace in a container; 2) Product density in a hot-filled container; 3) Thermal differences from the fill temperature through the cooler temperature through the ambient storage temperature and finally the refrigerated temperature; and 4) Water vapor transmission. By recognizing all of these factors, the size and travel of the activation panel P or extendable rod 116 is calculated so as to achieve predictable and repeatable results. With the vacuum removed from the hot-filled container, the container can be light-weighted because the need to add weight to resist a vacuum or to build vacuum panels is no longer necessary. Weight reduction of a container can be anticipated to be approximately 10%.
The embodiments illustrated and discussed in this specification are intended only to teach those skilled in the art the best way known to the inventors to make and use the invention. Nothing in this specification should be considered as limiting the scope of the present invention. All examples presented are representative and non-limiting. The above-described embodiments of the invention may be modified or varied, without departing from the invention, as appreciated by those skilled in the art in light of the above teachings. It is therefore to be understood that, within the scope of the claims and their equivalents, the invention may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described.
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - The man charged with sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and other officials is scheduled for trial in November on unrelated fondling charges.
James Everett Dutschke, a former martial arts instructor from Tupelo, is charged in federal court with sending ricin-tainted letters on April 8 to Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker and Lee County Justice Court Judge Sadie Holland.
He's charged in Lee County with three fondling charges.
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports that the fondling case is set for trial Nov. 19.
The April 1 indictment accuses Dutschke of improperly touching three girls under the ages of 16 in alleged incidents from January 2007 through Jan. 16, 2013.
In the ricin case, he has pleaded not guilty to five counts and denies sending the letters.
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1796 Eagle, BD-1, AU58, Sole Die Pair Known1796 $10 AU58 NGC. BD-1, R.4. Bass-Dannreuther Die State a/a. Many beginning collectors do not realize it, but the ten dollar denomination was in circulation to one degree or another 55 years before the first regular-issue double eagles appeared on the scene in 1850. The "eagle" was the name chosen for this largest and most magnificent U.S. coin denomination of the 18th century, in tribute to and respect of our national bird.
Reflective and Well-Preserved Early Strike
Reflective and Well-Preserved Early Strike
Nonetheless, it was 1795 before the fledgling U.S. Mint could get the kinks worked out and the first eagles flew from the presses, even though the Mint had opened two years previously. The first issue in the denomination was thus dated 1795, produced in an amount reported as 5,583 coins. Even though there are 9 Leaves and 13 Leaves reverse varieties known, all five die pairings for 1795 show the same consistent star arrangement, 10 stars left, five right.
The second-year issue, 1796, was reportedly struck in the quantity of 4,146 pieces. The problem is, as collectors know, that the Mint reported numbers struck, not the dates on the coins. It is curious that the 1795 and 1796 issues had only a 20% mintage difference, yet the 1795 is known from five distinct die pairings, while all 1796 eagles are known from but a single marriage. As all 1796s show 16 stars on the obverse, arranged eight left, eight right, we may assume that they were struck -- or at least, the dies were prepared -- after Tennessee joined the Union on June 1, 1796. In any event, the 1796-dated eagles are far more elusive as a date than the 1795, regardless of die variety.
The 1797 Small Eagle tens are also known from a single die pair -- with stars awkwardly arranged 12 and four -- but we know that some 1796 eagles were struck after some 1797-dated pieces, based on evidence from the shared reverse die.
The present 1796 eagle is, based on the die state, among the first batch struck, as there are no obvious die cracks, clashes, or other markers on either side. This piece is only lightly circulated, showing minor field chatter but few mentionable marks, and considerable semiprooflike reflectivity remains around the protected device edges. The only singular contact is a small patch of nicks below the eagle's right (facing) wing. The surfaces are greenish-gold, quite lustrous, and highly appealing. No planchet adjustment marks occur on either side. A superlative example for type or date purposes.(Registry values: P6) (NGC ID# 25ZW, PCGS# 8554)
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I've never really read any science fiction before (unless you'd classify Kurt Vonnegut into this distinction), and I'm assuming books such as Ender's Game and Dune are among some books to check out. The extended universe of Star Wars seems to be somewhat insane, based on occasional Wikipedia browsing, but how is Heir to theEmpire?
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Onion Quick Bread
9 Feb 2009
|Unsifted all purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Whole wheat flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Melted shortening/Oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|Buttermilk/Sour milk
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Light molasses
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Melted shortening/Oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), melted
|Finely chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), finely chopped
|Caraway seeds/Sesame seeds
|2 Teaspoon
Combine dry ingredients, and add buttermilk, molasses and shortening.
Mix thoroughly but lightly.
Add onion; sprinkle 2 teaspoons caraway seeds over batter, and fold in.
Scrape into well-greased 9" x 5" x 3" loaf pan.
Top may be sprinkled with additional caraway and sesame seeds.
Bake at 350 °F. 60 minutes or until done.
Un-mold on rack.
Serve when still slightly warm with butter and cottage cheese, sliced apples, pears or bunches of grapes.
Makes 1 loaf.
Note: If well wrapped, bread will keep moist for days, and freezes extremely well.
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1. Suspend method: suspend-to-disk, Swsusp 2 for 2.6.16
2. Did NOT work.
3. Kernel: vanilla 22.214.171.124 + swsusp2 2.4 for 2.6.16, agpgart disabled.
X: xorg 6.8.2 with nvidia driver.
4. Hardware: Athlon 64 on nforce 4 (ASUS A8N-SLI premium), with Geforce 7600GT (ASUS brand).
5. When suspending, after everything seems to be done, monitor powers off, but computer keeps running and is irresponsive. GPU fan goes to full speed. Situation did not change for 10 min, then I powered off manually. Restarting leads to a reboot, not a resume.
Tried every trick I heard (several NVAGP settings, certain "magic" hiberante options etc.), but situation does not change.
When "nvidia" module is not loaded, i.e in console mode, everything works fine.
I'm using the same motherboard, an ASUS A8N-SLI Premium. I'm using the Yukon NIC, with the other disabled.
I have been able to suspend-to-disk consistently, since the new drivers came out, withou any problems.
God how I love suspend-to disk on a desktop machine. I have so many apps open; it's nice to just have them where I left off after I hot the power switch.
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(Problem Desc.) Suspend to Ram fails to come back. Green power LED flases when machine goes to sleep. All fans full throttle. Tried passing acpi_sleep=s3_bios with no change.
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Easily one of the worst hair cuts Ive ever had... Usually I only spend about $35 for a haircut, but this weekend is one of my mates weddings so I thought I would pay a bit more to get something nice. Should have gone to a $15 barber - They would have done a better job
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Kenya's Mosop Wins Chicago Marathon; Shobukhova Takes 3rd Title
Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Moses Mosop of Kenya set a course record at the Chicago Marathon, while Russia's Liliya Shobukhova won the women's title for the third straight year.
Mosop crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 5 minutes, 37 seconds to trim 4 seconds from the previous fastest time for the race, set by the late Sammy Wanjiru in 2009. The run earned Mosop a $50,000 bonus on top of the $100,000 first prize.
Shobukhova, 33, completed the 26.2-mile race in 2:18:20 to become the first person to win in Chicago in three consecutive years.
Paula Radcliffe of the U.K., who booked a world-best time of 2:15:25 in London in April 2003 according to the International Association of Athletic Federations, is the only woman to have run a faster marathon.
Mosop, 26, finished ahead of fellow Kenyans Wesley Korir (2:06:15) and Bernard Kipyego (2:06:29). Ethiopia's Bekana Daba (2:07:59) and American Ryan Hall (2:08:04) completed the top five.
Ejegayehu Dibaba of Ethiopia took second in the women's race in 2:22:09, and Japan's Kayoko Fukushi was third in 2:24:38.
About 37,400 of the 45,000 registered runners made the start.
Olympic marathon champion Wanjiru died in May after falling from a balcony at his home in Kenya's Rift Valley. He was 24.
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Since I will only have 2 full days and 2 half days on my 1st trip to Disneyland, I feel that DCA's 40 minutes plus show for Aladdin is just going to be time consuming and something I won't miss that much.
Am I making a good decision? Your thoughts on the show?
Also when I say time consuming, I'm adding in the possible wait in line to get a good seat because I'm assuming there are no assigned seats but more like first come first serve basis.
Plus Aladdin was funny the first time I saw it in theatres but it's been years since I've last seen it. I have a copy, it's just sitting on the shelf... and the sequels! Ugh!
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Yoga Focus was established in 1993 as a dedicated space only for the practice of yoga. Yoga Focus is a fully equipped yoga school and the teachers are Iyengar certified or have studied, practiced and taught Iyengar yoga for many years.
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Although Dar Es Salaam is situated in one of the poorest countries of the world, the richness of culture and the greatness of hospitality more than makes up for any material poverty that is experienced there.
As an "mzungo" (European) who visits regularly, I can testify to the locals' friendship and hospitality.
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The Runar Borge production first opened in the West End at the Cambridge Theatre in 1995, when it was nominated for two Laurence Olivier Awards for Best New Musical and Best Choreography. Its last appearance in the capital was in 1998 at the Prince of Wales Theatre. Its current run at the Victoria Palace is its second at the venue, where it also played in 1997. In between West End engagements, Fame has been touring the country virtually non-stop.
Set over four years, Fame takes audiences through the daily highs and lows, the romances and sheer hard work faced by the star-struck pupils of New York's legendary High School for the Performing Arts. The stage show is inspired by Alan Parker's 1980 Oscar-winning film of the same name, as well as the popular American television spin-off, which ran for six seasons and was aired in 68 countries worldwide.
The original High School for the Performing Arts boasts an impressive list of graduates, including Liza Minnelli, Al Pacino, Suzanne Vega and Jerome Robbins. Its success has made it a model for a number of arts schools in Britain, including the Liverpool School for the Performing Arts founded by Paul McCartney. And the musical has inspired no end of crazes for leg-warmers and dancing on yellow taxis!
Fame has music by Steve Margoshes, lyrics by Jacques Levy and a book by Jose Fernandez. It is directed by Karen Bruce. The current cast features Rebekah Gibbs, Tee Jaye, Nicola Dawn, Robert Miller, Becky Hanks and Mazz Murray.
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The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to terms with catcher Matt Wieters, infielder Chris Davis and left-handed pitchers Brian Matusz and Troy Patton. The moves, announced Friday, enable the sides to avoid arbitration. Wieters made the AL All-Star team during a 2012 season in which he batted .249 at set career highs with 23 homers, 83 RBIs and 144 games played. Davis led the Orioles with 33 home runs and 85 RBIs. Matusz contributed in the bullpen during the 2012 playoffs. In 18 relief appearances during the regular season, the 25-year-old was 1-0 with a 1.35 ERA. Patton was 1-0 with a 2.43 ERA in 54 games with Baltimore. The Orioles have exchanged salary arbitration figures with right-handers Jim Johnson, Jason Hammel and Darren O'Day.
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In December 2011, Ohio was awarded the Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge Grant. As part of the grant application, Ohio made a commitment to revise and expand the current tiered quality rating and improvement system which is called Step Up To Quality (SUTQ), and to broaden participation to all early childhood settings (including school districts, child care, family child care, etc.)
On October 1 and 4, 2012, the Office of Early Learning and School Readiness hosted a webinar.
This report, entitled Ohio Head Start State Collaboration Office (HSSCO), 2011-2012 Needs Assessment Survey Results, is an update that presents findings from a survey of staff and directors representing 54 Head Start, Early Head Start and Migrant/Seasonal Head Start grantees in Ohio for the school year 2011-2012.
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A senior compliance officer is primarily responsible for the design and integration of their business' merchandising, sourcing, and marketing framework. Knowledge of compliance and safety requirements is needed, as is the ability to develop strategies to respond to compliance risks. Another important responsibility of a senior compliance officer is to ensure the company is meeting all regulatory requirements for products and business reporting. They also assist others in working with department managers in developing and/or implementing plans of action to guarantee compliance.Read More...
A senior compliance officer must manage and maintain operations of the compliance team and provide additional support as needed. They must also be able to assign product filing tasks and be able to effectively manage deadlines for state reports. Communication skills are also necessary, as they partner with the product development team and help write policy language. A senior compliance officer manages legislative tracking funding in the compliance department, and they must be able to answer compliance questions from other departments.
Senior compliance officer positions typically require at least a bachelor's degree in a related field, as well as substantial experience in the life insurance or health insurance industry. Several years of managerial experience in one of these industries are also needed, as is basic computer proficiency. Senior compliance officer also must have excellent organizational, multitasking, and technical writing skills.
Senior Compliance Officers will find the worst pay at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPMCC), where the median salary crawls in at $77K. Furthermore, compensation is curbed at $99K, leaving little room for growth.
Typical Senior Compliance Officers report a focused set of job skills. Regulatory Compliance and Compliance are considered valuable skills and can increase employee pay. Skills that pay less than market rate include Compliance.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
For many Senior Compliance Officers, extensive experience does not lead to significantly more money. Respondents with less than five years' experience take home $71K on average. In contrast, those who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably higher average of $87K. Senior Compliance Officers bring in $93K after working for 10 to 20 years. Deeply experienced professionals who boast more than 20 years of experience haul in an ample $102K on average.
With a pay rate for Senior Compliance Officers that is 16 percent greater than the national average, Chicago offers a comfortable salary for those in this profession. Senior Compliance Officers will also find cushy salaries in New York (+9 percent). Senior Compliance Officers in San Antonio take home the lowest salaries, earning a whopping 30 percent less than the national average. A couple other locations with smaller-than-average paychecks include Columbus (21 percent lower) and Charlotte (14 percent lower).
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