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ROCKVILLE, Md. (MarketWatch) — As U.S. stocks hover at record highs, many investors rightly wonder if the rally will last.
Unfortunately, it may not.
Five ways Warren Buffett invests that you don't
MarketWatch's Jonathan Burton discusses what individual investors can learn from Warren Buffett's investment style. (Photo: AP)
Don't take my word for it. Check out these 10 negative headlines and economic data points that could trigger a 5% to 10% downturn over the next several months.
Feel free to share your own observations below. And for balance, check back Tuesday for 10 reasons the market could move even higher.
And join me online at 2 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday, March 19 for a live Twitter debate on the topic. Submit your comments on either the bull or the bear case to me at @JeffReevesIP and use the hashtag #bullorbear in your tweets.
1. Overextended buyers
As investors recently saw with Apple AAPL, +2.39% , a shortage of buyers means a shortage of upside. The broader market shows similar strain.
A great report (and chart) from Chris Kimble in early March indicated that cash in investor accounts were approaching the barest levels ever. Not only does this suggest a scarcity of buyers, it is ominous because low cash levels preceded both the 2000 and 2008 market collapse — and the 2011 mid-year contraction.
2. Valuations are stretched
The price-to-earnings ratio of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index SPX, +0.07% is a bit rich at almost 18, vs. a mean of 15.5 and a median of 14.5 for the market historically.
Not only is that expensive, but a broader and well-respected measure of valuation known as P/E10 (or Shiller P/E ratio) is hinting at an overbought market. Read more: What Shiller P/E ratio says about the stock market.
In a nutshell, Shiller P/E uses inflation-adjusted earnings across 10 years to determine valuation and avoid short-term noise affecting the data. And right now, that P/E is around 23, vs. a historical average of about 16. Furthermore, the pre-recession peak of the market in late 2007 boasted a Shiller P/E of around 28. So using both short-term and long-term data, the market appears to be slightly overbought.
3. Target practice
Speaking of Shiller, when you start getting targets like Dow 18,000 and Dow 36,000, it's time to worry about that old feeling of "irrational exuberance," don't you think? Read more: Alan Greenspan vs. Bill Gross on 'irrational exuberance' part 2.
4. Breadth is weak
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Panna National Park is one of the most pristine, quiet and beautiful wilderness areas in India.
A spectacular natural reserve set among typical Central Indian teak jungle, Pench offers a quiet and secluded game viewing experience.
The most popular port of entry for visitors to India, Delhi offers a fascinating mixture of old and new.
India's largest port, its commercial and industrial centre, as well as its fashion capital, Mumbai is an endlessly fascinating hive of activity.
Kolkata is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal and is located on the east bank of the Hooghly river.
Jaipur is a fascinating mix of ancient forts, royal palaces and vibrant bazaars with modern, shiny shopping malls and busy commercial centres.
Situated on the eastern edge of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur is dominated by the imposing fortress that towers above the city on a sandstone ridge.
Undoubtedly one of India's most romantic cities, Udaipur nestles between the glassy waters of its famous lakes and the ancient Aravelli Hills.
Ranthambore National Park is known for its small population of friendly tigers, who do not seem to shy away from the approach of humans.
The city of Agra is home to the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Thronged with ashrams, temples, shrines, pilgrims and sadhus, or spiritual men, Rishikesh is marked by an atmosphere uniquely its own.
The picturesque Corbett National Park lies on the banks of the Ramganga River in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Varanasi is situated on the banks of the River Ganges in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, and is one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world.
The Satpura National Park takes its name from the Satpura hills that range across central India.
In the rural depths of Madhya Pradesh lies Khajuraho, a World Heritage Site that contains some of the most beautiful temples in India.
Darjeeling is a heavenly little plantation retreat which lies on a hillock above the banks of River Rungeet, overlooking the mighty Kanchenjunga.
The Kaziranga National Park combines a high species diversity and an equally high species visibility.
Situated on the banks of the Musi river, the 400 year old city of Hyderabad is referred to as "City of Pearls.
Kochi (also known as Cochin) is often called by the name Ernakulam, which refers to the mainland part of the city.
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When designer Scott Sternberg launched his menswear line, Band of Outsiders (named after the 1964 Jean-Luc Godard film), in 2004, it wasn't just the guys who took notice of his cool, preppy-with-a-twist aesthetic. Girls also wanted in, and Sternberg answered their appeals with two womenswear offshoots--boy. by Band of Outsiders in 2007 and girl. by Band of Outsiders in 2011. Whereas the former focuses on structured, tailored pieces with a masculine-inspired aesthetic, the latter is a modern mash-up of girly, feminine, and flowy elements. Today, we're shining the spotlight on girl., a brand with a cult following that includes the likes of Rose Byrne, Scarlett Johansson, and Michelle Williams! For fall, Sternberg treaded the line between playful and downtown chic, as evidenced by pieces like a cropped vest in a ditsy floral print or a button-down blouse finished with a pioneer high collar and peplum. The collection draws inspiration from boy-meets-girl style (think Lauren Hutton's preppy aesthetic or Diane Keaton's crisp vests and shirts in Annie Hall) and it's perfect for wearing all season long. Want to see more must-haves from girl. by Band of Outsiders? Continue reading, and don't forget to check out our exclusive Q&A with Sternberg too!Floral Puffer Vest ($395)
A far cry from the brightly colored, sporty versions we spot on the slopes, Sternberg's sophisticated puffer vest is suitable for a cool city girl. Its cropped, shrunken shape and micro floral print offers the perfect mix of sporty and sweet.
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A long-sleeved blouse has a bit of a Victorian-slash-prairie feel with a ruffled collar and peplum. Balance out the structure with more casual pieces, like faded, distressed jeans and ankle boots.--Tiffany Tse
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What inspired the start of your design career?
I worked in the entertainment industry for years and found it to be slow, boring, and somehow not concrete enough for me. I had a strong desire to make things for a living--objects, something physical--and fashion made the most sense based on how much I loved and understood clothing.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Gasoline prices at the pump have climbed every day for the past 21 days — and they're not going to let up anytime soon.
On Thursday, the average U.S. price for a gallon of regular gasoline stood at $3.555, making it the most expensive average ever for that day and the highest level since Oct. 26 of last year, according to AAA. See AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report.
The price has risen 26.3 cents, or about 8%, this year, steeper than the 6.2% increase for the same period in 2012 and 1.6% rise for the same period in 2011, according to the motorist and leisure travel group.
"Gas prices increased at a blistering pace over the previous couple of weeks," said Michael Green, AAA spokesman, adding that the jump of 17.4 cents between Jan. 28 and Feb. 4 marked the largest weekly price spike in nearly two years. Read more about the fast rate of increase for gasoline in The Tell blog.
And as the gasoline market set all sorts of milestones, analysts offered more reasons why prices are headed even higher over the next few months.
"This is a very early rise," said Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst at the Oil Price Information Service. "January has tended to be a quiet month through the years. The rally really began in earnest around Jan. 15."
Prices saw an "off-season" bottom on Dec. 20 when they averaged $3.219 a gallon, he said, so since that bottom, they've rebounded by about 33 cents — "with more increases to come."
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Consumers haven't even seen the worst, with a perfect storm of factors driving higher prices.
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China will increase fuel standards for diesel and gasoline over the next four years as leaders grapple with intensifying public pressure to solve the nation's mounting pollution problems. The WSJ's Carlos Tejada has the story.
Many of the issues lifting fuel prices higher are common, but they "seem to have combined at the right time," said Matt Tormollen, president and chief executive officer at FuelQuest, a Houston-based fuel management software provider.
Typically at this time of year, refineries begin their switch to the more environmentally-friendly summer-blend gasoline and perform maintenance, which "temporarily restricts supply and drives up prices," he said.
Some refineries have also announced unexpected shutdowns or closings, leading to even tighter refining capacity, said Jeff Lenard, a spokesman at the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), a trade group for an industry that sells 80% of the nation's gasoline.


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Two life flight helicopters prepare to depart from Castleview Hospital following a fatal two-vehicle traffic accident on U.S. Highway 6.
On July 15, a 34-year-old British motorist traveling on U.S. 6 reportedly collided with an oncoming vehicle, killing two occupants and seriously injuring a third. The wreck occurred approximately 22 miles southeast of Wellington and claimed the lives of 34-year old Letha St. Clair of Monticello and the younger victim's mother, 63 year-old Linda Shiew, also of Monticello.
St. Clair's nephew, Logan Hugentobler, indicated that the pair were returning to Monticello with the younger woman's 3 year-old daughter, Sarah, after vistiting him in Salt Lake.
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One of the most intriguing questions Coach John Tortorella
must answer heading into next season is whether to move Derek Stepan to left
wing or keep him at center. Stepan, 21,
posted 45 points as a rookie and has just scratched the surface of his potential,
but many are already calling for a position switch. There's a case to be made for both sides, but
Tortorella will have the only opinion that matters come September.
The case for moving Stepan to left wing: As a rookie Stepan
quickly established himself as one of the Rangers' best offensive options and
has already shown maturity beyond his years. On the depth chart he's behind Brad Richards and Artem Anisimov at
center and would be stuck with less appealing linemates if he remains in the
middle. If Stepan is moved to left wing
it will almost certainly be because the Rangers want him to play alongside
Richards and Marian Gaborik to form what could be a potent top line. Not only would the Rangers' top unit be
almost impossible to handle, but the team's two best lines from a year ago,
Brandon Dubinsky/Artem Anisimov/Ryan Callahan and Ruslan Fedotenko/Brian
Boyle/Brandon Prust could be kept intact as well, giving the Rangers three very
solid groupings. Stepan was a very poor
faceoff man in 2010-2011 and moving him away from draw situations and into a
more straight line position could help him transform into a star. Stepan showed tantalizing glimpses while
playing along the left wing boards on the power play and seems like a natural
fit on that side. Plus, the NHL features
dozens of strong centers and right wings, but quality left wingers are far and
few between. After Brandon Dubinsky it's
unclear who exactly has a spot on the left wing locked up, but moving Stepan to
the left side would give the Rangers two very formidable left wings for their
top two scoring lines.
The case against moving Stepan to left wing: In recent years
it has become obvious that the two keys to winning in the NHL are quality
goaltending and superior depth down the middle. Without Brad Richards the Rangers had a below average group at center,
but with Richards the Blueshirts have to be considered among the league's
deeper teams at center. Stepan's faceoff
ability is a problem, but that's something that can be learned over time and if
worse comes to worse the Rangers can cover up Stepan at the faceoff dot by
having wingers take draws for him as Dubinsky has done since his move to left
wing. Stepan is a creative player and
moving him to the left side might curb some of his free rein. It's early to give up on Stepan in the middle
and switching a player back and forth isn't a great idea, so if the Rangers
decide to move Stepan to the left side it would likely be a permanent
move. While moving Stepan to the left
side could give the Rangers three strong lines, keeping him in the middle might
give the Blueshirts four reliable forward groupings. That's a matter of preference and it depends
also on other roster players, but having four legitimate players at center is a
luxury that might not be worth giving up. If Stepan is moved to the left, it could create a bit of a logjam next
year when Chris Kreider is ready to turn pro. Kreider might need another season in Connecticut, but there's a chance he'll be
ready to jump to the NHL and if Stepan and Dubinsky are already occupying the
top two left wing spots, Kreider's position becomes muddled. Keeping Stepan at center and moving Kreider
to the top line left wing and possibly putting Christian Thomas with Stepan
could be a wiser move for the long-term growth of the franchise.
In the end Stepan's future may hinge as much on the Rangers'
feelings about Wojtek Wolski as his own performance, but expect him to get a
look on the top line during training camp and the preseason. A move to left wing may make sense at some
point for Stepan, but he should get another year in the middle before any
switch is made. Stepan's development
this season and the possible addition of Chris Kreider could make this decision
much easier next year, but for now depth at center isn't something to forfeit
if at all possible.
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Though we love wearing denim year-round, spring ushers in particularly cool denim options featuring paler washes, lightweight fabrics, and easygoing silhouettes. As expected, this season's offerings have convinced us we must replenish our already denim-heavy wardrobes with new pieces pronto! From a breezy jean skirt perfect for any music festival ensemble to an updated pair of skinny jeans that will surely become a trusty go-to, we compiled a handful of denim must-haves for spring-all of which we highly recommend you Go Buy Now.
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While a number of S/S 12 collections featured pale spring denim (we vividly recall a cool oversized vest at 3.1 Phillip Lim and a sweeping long skirt at Balmain), we zeroed in on Acne's runway look when seeking inspiration for today's story. Designer Jonny Johansson's Scarlett Denim Jacket ($440) in Washed Blue and Sabine Frill Skirt (which was sadly not produced, although the label's Sabine Denim Skirt ($270) in Washed Indigo is a similar alternative) echoed a '90s-inspired grunge aesthetic that's utterly on-trend this season! The details in these denim pieces, such as the jacket's wide sleeves and the midi skirt's button-down front, lend both a decidedly unique spin. Paired with the Penny Blouse ($350) in Black and Dandelion Heels ($600) in Orange Glitter (the shoes were only produced in Black and Blue, however), Acne's runway ensemble exudes a laid-back vibe ideal for spring. If, however, the jean-on-jean look is a tad too much for you, Kate Bosworth's stylish getup provides a more pared-down way of wearing the trend. The actress layered a denim jacket over Vanessa Bruno's floral Dress ($300) from the F/W 11 collection (which is sadly no longer available), then finished off her outfit with Chloe's Susanna Studded Buckle Boots ($1235) for a comfortable yet chic look!
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Quick confession: we have a weakness for moto jackets, as they serve as the perfect outerwear option to inject a little tough-girl edge to any look. That's why we were thrilled to stumble upon Citizens of Humanity's two-tone denim version! This particular style--cropped with three-quarter-length sleeves--is effortlessly chic. We love the idea of teaming the patchwork jacket with white denim and brown leather accents for a polished warm-weather outfit.
3. Free People Rigid Denim Shift Dress ($128) in Hartford Blue
We think Free People's denim shift offers a refreshing alternative to standard date-night attire (i.e. the little black dress or a dressy-top-and-jeans combo) for spring. The button-down mini, featuring subtle white trim and two front pockets, manages to appear both feminine and youthful, while its faded fabrication keeps it from seeming too cutesy.
4. Madewell Denim Wrap Skirt ($78) in Windswept
When you feel like shelving your blue jeans for a day, we suggest picking up this sophisticated Madewell skirt. Though this breezy piece is inspired by '70s-era denim skirts, it's clearly designed for the modern-day style savant! Not only does it come in ridiculously soft denim, the skirt wraps around your waist (you can adjust to suit your preference) and gives you a figure-flattering shape.
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Cheap Monday's button-down top comes in the palest-of-pale denim washes, and is all the more versatile for it! In our opinion, the cool cotton shirt is an ideal pick for balmy spring afternoons; you can wear it with dark jeans for an all-over denim ensemble, or leave it unbuttoned over a floral frock for a Bosworth-esque getup. As if you needed further convincing, its wallet-friendly price tag is also a plus!
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If you feel like testing out spring denim in a more subtle way, Rachel Comey's flat sandals are your best bet. A combination of soft brown leather and denim-like canvas, these splurge-worthy shoes offer an understated way of sporting the trend. And because they're sandals, these kicks are easily comfortable enough for beachside strolls, music festivals, outdoor barbeques, and all manner of warm-weather activities!--Tiffany Tse
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This interdisciplinary unit examines a determinants approach to health and wellbeing, including: the complex range of interactions that influence the health of individuals and populations; the determinants of selected health issues in urban and rural Australia, as well as in global contexts, and explores a range of models and approaches and their impact on health outcomes.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- Business is really 'taking off' for one company that services commercial aircrafts in the Queen City.
'C&L Aerospace' started up a few years ago after buying Telford Aviation. Its facility at the Bangor International Airport currently employs about 110 people. Those workers renovate the insides and outside of commercial airlines and also work to restore retired aircrafts that are for sale.
Now the business is looking to expand. Directors at 'C&L' are planning to move into a new hanger at the airport. They say having the bigger space will allow them to service more aircrafts at a time and also work on larger planes.
Company officials say they are also planning to upgrade their existing hanger. They say the expansion could create up to 70 new jobs at 'C&L.'
"The city has really supported us," remarked company CEO Chris Kilgour, "There's been many people here that have made it happen. The airport's been great in working with us...so the sky's the limit really."
The expansion is expected to cost about $5 million. It is being met in part by a federal grant and a $500,000 contribution from the city. Directors at 'C&L' say they're hoping to have it complete by the fall.


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The Wrap Up: New 'Pacific Rim' Pic, 'Die Hard 5′ TV Spot and More
ScreenCrush wraps up the day's movie- and TV-related events you might have missed. Today, we've got a new still from 'Pacific Rim,' a new TV spot for 'A Good Day to Die Hard,' reports of Britney Spears getting axed from 'X Factor,' big news from Ryan Murphy, and more!
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The road to the
Stanley Cup is paved with 16 wins, but also the potential for a lot of losses.
It is unrealistic to think the New York Rangers would sweep the rival
Philadelphia Flyers, let alone rattle off 16 wins without so much as a single
loss. So as Head Coach Alain Vigneault preaches, your lows can't be too low and
your highs can't be too high, especially in the NHL playoffs.
The Rangers will need this mentality
when they enter hostile Philadelphia territory for Games 3 and 4 beginning
tonight at 8 pm. With the momentum shifted in the Flyers' favor, New York will
need a strong two-way effort with the kind of fore-check that saw them dominate
the defensive Philadelphia system in Game 1.
After going ahead 2-0 early in Game
2, the Rangers sat back and allowed the Flyers to come at them rather than
putting their metaphorical skates on the Philadelphia jugulars. Now the
Blueshirts' task will be regaining the momentum from early in the series.
Three Keys to tonight's matchup:
· Make Ray Emery "bob and weave": The self-proclaimed boxing fan will be
between the pipes again for the Flyers in Game 3. His weakness is clear:
side-to-side movement. The Rangers took advantage of it in Game 1 and early in
Game 2, but the Flyers smartly defended against it and kept the Rangers to the
outside for the second and third periods en route to the series-tying victory.
How can New York break through the center ice and slot coverages? They need a
quick and aggressive fore-check. Players like Carl Hagelin and Benoit Pouliot
need to get in to the offensive zone strong on the boards and hope to draw
defending players toward them while their linemates crash the net. Despite the
Rangers number of shots in Game 2, there were few second efforts and rebound
opportunities. Create traffic in net and make the Flyers scramble.
· Stay out of the Box: Special teams have shown themselves to
be critical thus far in the series. The Rangers have pleasantly surprised on (some of) the power play opportunities
and will need to continue to succeed there against a formidable Flyers penalty
kill. The "embellishment" nonsense won't help their cause, but it's not likely
that plays a factor in Game 3 as it did in Game 2. Conversely, Philadelphia has
been able to generate scoring opportunities and momentum with the man
advantage. The Rangers cannot get caught taking unnecessary penalties and
spending time on the PK.
· MVP Performances: New York defenseman Ryan McDonagh has
shown a bit of rust after missing the final handful of regular season games
with a shoulder injury. Is he 100%? It doesn't seem like it, especially the way
Flyers' forward Jakub Voracek walked around him in Game 2. Defensive partner
Dan Girardi needs to provide better support until McDonagh gets his legs under
him. Another Blueshirt MVP who needs to step up is goaltender Henrik Lundqvist.
Were any of the three Flyers' goals his fault? Not really. But at the same
time, Lundqvist has not come up with the "unreal" save that we've come to expect.
Had he been a bit more aggressive on the Voracek semi-breakaway, he could have
stopped it and perhaps held onto the win. "The King" needs to steal one.
Prediction: Blueshirts
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LOWVILLE Lewis County officials have shut down a vital link in their all-terrain vehicle trail system because of landowner concerns, although they hope somehow to resolve the matter.
The problem is with an off-road trail segment off Houseville Road in the town of Turin.
As is, this is our only link between Tug Hill and Brantingham, said Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
Mr. Tabolt, who has been serving as acting trail coordinator, reported at Tuesdays legislative Economic Development Committee meeting that county and ATV club officials did repair work to the trail following last months Snirt Run. However, one of the landowners, Benjamin Szalach, recently complained about dust and reportedly put a cable across the trail, even though there is some question whether he truly owns the right-of-way on the long-abandoned railroad bed it follows, Mr. Tabolt said.
Mr. Tabolt said he also spoke with another landowner, Kurt Linsenmaier, by telephone from Pennsylvania, and Mr. Linsenmaier, owner of the Old Church Inn bed and breakfast, suggested he also may want the trail closed after hearing about reported Snirt damage and complaining of some past issues.
To be on the safe side, legislative committee members suggested trail closed signs be put up until those issues are resolved, if possible.
Mr. Tabolt said he plans to meet this weekend with Mr. Linsenmaier when he returns to the area and hopes to show him all of the work that was done on the trail.
I think Kurt will be impressed, said Joseph Z. Onyon, president of the Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association, adding that he may have received misleading information on the extent of damage.
Incoming Trail Coordinator Jacqueline L. Mahoney, who attended Tuesdays meeting despite not officially taking the post until next week, suggested she also would be available to meet with the landowner.
The trail in question takes riders from Houseville Road to a spot where they are able to cross Route 12 onto Morgan Gulf Road. No other legal Route 12 crossings are now available to ATV riders.
Mr. Onyon said a bridge installed initially for snowmobile traffic has sagged, causing some drainage issues, so fixing that may be part of a compromise solution. Rerouting the trail also may be an option.
Mr. Tabolt said he has handled other ATV trail issues over the past month or so, but this is the one I havent been able to deal with.
Committee members on Tuesday also supported a request from Mr. Onyon to have the county, rather than the ATV Association, cover the $465 cost for 21 ATV permits donated to Fort Drum so soldiers can access the county trail system on post-owned machines. Approval was made contingent on being able to do so legally.
And they agreed to use permit money to cover the Lewis County Chamber of Commerces nearly $1,000 in outstanding payments for this years ATV maps, with the intent that the chamber reimburse the county through sale of the maps.
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The Mortlach distillery lies in Speyside's spiritual heartland, Dufftown, and holds the honour of being the first legal distillery to be built there. It was founded in 1823 - the year of the Excise Act - by James Findlater and, a year later, Donald Macintosh and Alexander Gordon joined him in ownership. Mortlach proffers a classic Speyside flavour, though the set up is far from typical; there are three wash stills and three spirit stills with a combined total capacity of 2.91 million litres annually. Over the years, various distillery managers have altered the shape and design, something rather unheard of in Scotch whisky production. Mortlach boasts five onsite warehouses with a combined space for 21,000 casks. In 1831, the distillery was acquired by John Robertson for £270 and subsequently it was sold a year later to A & T Gregory. In 1937, Aberlour's Grant brothers, John and James, acquired the distillery, dismantling the equipment for use at the 1840-built Glen Grant distillery. The Mortlach distillery lay silent. John Alexander Gordon joined the brothers in 1842 and it was not until almost a decade later that Mortlach distilled once more. Whilst the stills enjoyed their proverbial sabbatical, the site was used not only as a brewery but also, rather curiously, as a church. When production resumed in 1851 the whisky was sold as The Real John Gordon. In 1923, John Walker and Sons acquired the distillery from then owner Alexander Cowie and two years later, they in turn became part of Distillers Company Limited, and subsequently Scottish Malt Distillers and then Diageo. There have been a few official releases as well as a selection of independent bottlings.
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The distillery is founded by James Findlater.
Donald Macintosh and Alexander Gordon become part-owners.
The distillery is sold to John Robertson for £270.
A. & T. Gregory buys Mortlach.
James and John Grant of Aberlour become part-owners. No production takes place at Mortlach as the equipment probably is dismantled and used in building Glen Grant Distillery.
The distillery is now owned by John Alexander Gordon and the Grant brothers.
Mortlach is once again an up and running distillery after having been used as a church and a brewery for some years. The whisky is sold under the name The Real John Gordon.
George Cowie joins as part-owner with Gordon.
John Alexander Gordon dies and Cowie becomes sole owner.
George Cowie Jr. joins the company.
The number of stills is increased from three to six.
Alexander Cowie sells the distillery to John Walker & Sons.
John Walker becomes part of Distillers Company Limited (DCL).
The administration is transferred to Scottish Malt Distillers (SMD).
Major refurbishment.
Floor maltings ceases.
Mortlach 1972 (23 years) is released as a Rare Malt. The distillery is renovated at a cost of £1.5 million.
Mortlach 1978 (20 years) is released as a Rare Malt.
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LYONS FALLS Three Lyons Falls residents jailed last week on other drug charges have now been accused of operating a methamphetamine lab in their apartment.
Lewis County sheriffs deputies charged James R. Sees, 41, and his wife, Nicole L., 28, both of High Falls Apartments, 4061 Cherry St., Apt. 3, and visiting friend Jody A. Kirk Jr., who turned 28 Wednesday, no permanent address, with third-degree unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine, a class A-2 felony, and second-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Mr. and Mrs. Sees were additionally charged with unlawful disposal of methamphetamine laboratory material after authorities allegedly found meth-making equipment and materials in a dumpster along with mail addressed to the couple.
Meth is common, said Dale W. Roberts, senior investigator at the Sheriffs Department. Its everywhere. Its becoming more and more prevalent in the area, and we will actively seek out the people operating those labs.
The trio was arraigned Wednesday before Lowville Village Judge Patricia H. Yarina and sent back to Lewis County jail, Lowville, without bail to await possible grand jury action, although Mrs. Sees had been previously arraigned on the unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine charge last week.
All three were accused of operating a meth lab on Sept. 3, when they were arrested on other drug charges.
Deputies on that day went to the apartment to locate Ms. Sees, who allegedly sold marijuana on two separate occasions in May to a confidential informant, and said they found materials used to make methamphetamines in plain view.
Mrs. Sees was immediately jailed on a charge of fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana, while Mr. Sees and Mr. Kirk were each jailed on seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance charges for allegedly possessing methamphetamine and heroin, respectively.
The three were arraigned in Leyden or West Turin town courts and sent to jail, with bail set then at $2,000 cash or $4,000 bond for each of them.
Sheriffs Department officials said they secured a search warrant on the night of the initial arrest from Lewis County Judge Daniel R. King, and the state police Contaminated Crime Scene Emergency Response Team wearing protective suits spent the morning and early afternoon on Sept. 4 going through the apartment, finding nearly 5 ounces of meth and other materials used in its manufacture.
State police had a chemist on scene to test and weigh the finished product, Mr. Roberts said.
Residents of the other 11 apartments were evacuated as a precaution during the investigation but were able to return to their homes during the afternoon of Sept. 4, he said.
It went smoothly, Mr. Roberts said, noting residents and officials from Snow Belt Housing Co. Inc., Lowville, which operates the apartment complex, were very cooperative.
While American Red Cross of Northern New York was contacted, all residents were able to be taken care of by relatives or friends, he said.
Officials took various precautions due to the threat of explosion or fire that a meth operation poses, Mr. Roberts said. Those things are volatile, he said.
Lyons Falls firefighters and ambulance squad members were on scene throughout the investigation.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A Jacksonville couple believes their homeowner's association isn't allowing them to park in a handicapped space, despite having all of the required placards.
They called the On Your Side team to see whose rules supersede whose and to get help. HOA disputes in Florida are pretty common. Handicap parking issues affect many of our viewers so we did some digging to try to get some answers.
David and Priscilla Russell have called Bartram Park home for about two years
"It's a fairly nice place to reside," David said.
His wife, Priscilla, lives with bilateral sciatic nerve damage.
"But, most of the time it hurts when you're getting in and out of the car," she said.
The Russells have two cars. They are assigned two spots. They want to park one vehicle in the assigned spot closest to their front door. But, they also want to use their handicap placard to park the other vehicle in a handicap space. On January 31st they got an HOA violation letter. It said in part:
"That the handicapped parking spaces within the community are strictly for guests," David said, as he looked at the notice. "I thought we were being singled out, to be honest with you."
"Very upsetting," Priscilla said.
The first page of the letter said the car in the handicap space is not one of their two assigned spots, but instead for handicapped authorized guests.
"I just feel that anyone who is handicapped should be able to use one of those spaces," Priscilla said.
A manager with the property's management company told FCN they're not authorized to comment on behalf of the HOA. FCN has tried several times to contact someone on the HOA's Board of Directors.
FCN's David Williams contacted a neutral third party. Attorney Fred Elefant, who is an expert in HOA law, said it sounds like the HOA is doing the right thing. The HOA is probably not violating any state laws because the couple does have the option to park at least one car close to their residence. The couple can file a complaint with the Attorney General's office.
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- mere said...
"Since then I have moved far away from Utah.
A place I felt had too many secrets, I wanted to live life out in the open.
Open about sin, and righteousness."
this is what i like about this series.
- February 15, 2013
- Bri!!! said...
- February 15, 2013
- Giulia said...
This is a GREAT post. Great message. I am Italian and I can be brutally honest. :) On this subject and on many others. I love the whole post and specifically that you, at the end, emphasized that porn addiction has no gender. Sometimes we forget about that. I also love the strength of your love which comes from your inner confidence in who you are.
- February 15, 2013
- Eat My Scabs said...
beautifully written. life can be incredibly hard and unfair, especially when you are a child.
And I love the way you described that there is no way to pass through it without living in the open.
My daughter has taught me it's all about love and compassion and honesty.
Thank you for your courage.
and to cjane, thank you...this series is being passed around in our community. you are helping other live in the open too.
- February 15, 2013
- Rebecca Hunt said...
"Since then I have moved far away from Utah.
A place I felt had too many secrets, I wanted to live life out in the open.
Open about sin, and righteousness."
Best part of this whole post... Why is our culture so secretive?
- February 15, 2013
- ClancyPants said...
i agree with mere and rebecca, even though I live in Idaho. it's not a utah thing but a mormon thing, the secrets. Why can't we live from authenticity without fear of our peers?
- February 15, 2013
- Hope Sparrow said...
Beautiful post:) You are so brave! It's hard being vulnerable when it comes to breaking the silence about addiction, but it's a necessary for healing.
Thank you for sharing your story of forgiveness.
- February 15, 2013
- carla thorup said...
i love the idea of living life out in the open. thank you for sharing from another daughter.
- February 15, 2013
- Smile said...
Thank you for this one! I have been that daughter as well, and have seen my father struggle for 25+ years. His addictions have destroyed 2 marriages (and families...which incldues 12 total children) it wasn't until recently that it is something we have been able to communicate about, though I have known since I was 5. So thank you for talking about it.....it is a real problem and there are many victims.
- February 15, 2013
- Dawn Paine said...
When I read the lines starting with "My father is a man..." and through to the end, a feeling of such spiritual intensity swept over my entire body that surprised me and left me almost joyous--because the spirit is always such. I felt the love you offered your father and the love our Father and Brother offer us. I have hated and hated the boys/men in my life that have been addicted to pornography so much--so much. Your compassion helped me to see this degrading, destroying disease a little differently. I feel so blessed to have read this. Thank you so much for sharing your story. It was a horrifying story, beautifully told.
And C-Jane: thank you for providing the forum for these stories to take place.
- February 15, 2013
- Kelli Anderson said...
gut-wrenching and beautiful.
- February 15, 2013
- Dre + Drew - Pacific Northwest Living - DuPont, WA said...
The more people share the more people will get comfortable with sharing. Last Sunday in Sacrament a man have a talk with his family. There talks were amazing because they shared their stories. The father told the ward he had been excommunicated and how became back. My father was excommunicated this past year and I have only told a few people. I commended this man for telling his story. He touched people's lives for sharing. We help others when we share our stories, the good, bad and the ugly. Thank you for these series thank you
- February 15, 2013
- Carolina Nightingale said...
Beautifully written, truthfully written, heartwrenchingly old. Thank you for sharing a portion of your soul with us. So many in the gospel either have suffered under a similar story, or know someone very close to them who has, and from all of them, or us, I am so garetful for your courage in saying things that need to be said. One of the great secrets of pornography addiction is the pretend life of normalcy, even while the hearts of the mother and children are cracking into shattered pieces. This story is not told, and every time it is not told, those shatters of the former life, the lost dream, embed themselves in greater and greater pain in those who are grieving. Through the telling, this is how healing can begin for others. So thank you, from those who do not yet have the words to share their own stories, as well.
- February 15, 2013
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- February 15, 2013
- Creole Wisdom said...
Another beautifully written, well done piece. I think this one rings differently from the others simply because it is from a unique perspective, an adult/young adult child of an addict. To whoever you are, anonymous, thank you for sharing your story.
Why can't we live from authenticity without fear of our peers?
This! This! There are many things I love about the LDS church, but (in my experiences) authenticity is not really there.
I believe God's commandments are so that a) we can show obedience b) we can simply live a better life. I found many times that people weren't following them out of their heart (and I've been there, and I respect that-- fake it until you make it), following them and then living secret life or else unable to follow them and thus were judged by the community. There needs to be more grace.
The LDS church community I dream about/hope for is less concerned with a check and balances of obedience resulting in callings/missions/recommends but more so with the whole person and who they are in Christ. I get it that "no unclean thing" can enter in the presence of God/the Temple, but it begs the question- aren't we all unclean to some degree? Obeying the law of chastity, but racking up credit card debt and living beyond your means? The lack of authenticity is frustrating.
- February 15, 2013
- chalice said...
i'm one of those daughters. thank you for posting this.
- February 15, 2013
- hopeandhealingadmin said...
"Why can't we live from authenticity without fear of our peers?"
I think the answer is in another comment:
"The more people share the more people will get comfortable with sharing"
These are hard topics. People don't want to admit they struggle with hard things. And that is also part of how addiction works. The lie is that you can kick it yourself. So it stays in isolation.
I'm so, so grateful to cjane for giving people a voice so that more talking can be done about this topic.
But I think we ALL have a responsibility to help our culture be less shame-based. It's easy to suggest that "others" should be more open, but I think we each need to decide we will do our part to be vulnerable. How many of us really choose to talk about our own weakness?
God bless those here who are being vulnerable.
BTW, to the author of this post, it was powerful and moving and, as someone noted above, a much-appreciated perspective. So many children suffer in silence and because they are children, they have no one to be their voice. May we all be sensitive and watch out for children who may be crying out for help.
Also, adult children of addicts need support, too. (That's why there's an Al-Anon for adult children (and loved ones) of alcoholics. There's also S-Anon (or S-Ateen) and the Church's family support program for loved ones of those who struggle with sexual addiction. FWIW.
- February 16, 2013
- hopeandhealingadmin said...
I'm also going to put another plug in for the documentary, Shamed. If you have a few extra dollars to spend on a worthy cause, you could help tackle the culture of shame that often surrounds this topic in Christian communities.
- February 16, 2013
- marnee said...
thank you!
- February 16, 2013
- Brian said...
Beautifully expressed thoughts. There is so much guilt, shame, humiliation and embarrassment associated with pornography addiction that family members can either add to or help the addict overcome. Your attitude will help.
I'm also grateful that you pointed out one of the consequences of all pornography viewers: an increase in agner towards others. The resulting reduction in the capacity to love combined with the self-hatred that comes from viewing always increases anger towards others.
By the way, help for porn addicts is increasing all the time. In addition to the 12-step programs that are commonly known, many other programs are helping.
Thanks for sharing,
BKB, author, Power Over Pornography
- February 16, 2013
- Dre + Drew - Pacific Northwest Living - DuPont, WA said...
I wanted to share another story that touched me. A sister in our ward has been a member her entire life, one of the only members in her family. She comes to church on and off. My visiting teaching companion is her friend and visiting teacher. My visiting teacher was telling me a little about this sister and her struggles. The sister struggles with smoking. When my visiting teacher went to her home one day she was smoking on the front porch. The sister felt ashamed and quickly tried to hide and put the ciagrette out. My sweet visiting teacher said, "don't put it out on my account. I love you. I am here to visit with you not to judge." The sister felt so loved and relieved. She mentioned how a lot of the others sister from the ward tell her to put it out and preach about not smoking and how she feels so judged. When i heard this it saddens me. My sweet visiting teacher said we all have things we struggle with. Her struggle is more present and on the outside, others struggle on the inside and they are not so present but they are all things that keep us from God. That is why we share and love unconditionally and SHARE with each other our experiences.
- February 16, 2013
- Cathy said...
My friend married and later found out about her husband's porn addiction. They have gone on to develop a program for it.Their website is settingcaptivesfree.com. I personally don't know a lot about it, but perhaps it will be helpful to someone.
- February 16, 2013
- Brandi Melton said...
My husband and I went through this and it's very hard on the spouse as well as the person and it almost ended our marriage. My husband still to this day has some problems, but I'm there for him to get him and us through it. I also blame myself for what happened to us b/c I went along with him b/c I thought that would make him happier and in turn would make us happier, I found out that just wasn't the case It made me very unhappy. It also ended up in an affair on his part. But I made my stand and told him "It's me and the kids or that stuff" and gratefully he choose us and it's been a little rocky at times but getting much better. So if you hve this happen to you. Pray and ask God for guidance.
- February 16, 2013
- T said...
Thank you J.G.! I am so deeply sorry that you and other children have to even consider these issues, let alone experience such heartbreak and disappointment. Pornography hurts. People who argue otherwise would have a hard time doing so after hearing how it has affected you and your siblings. It's an inexcusable shame, and I am so sorry you have been hurt in a way no child should ever hurt. I am so sorry that your innocence was stolen from you and for the very adult issues that were cast on you at such a young age. IT JUST ISN'T RIGHT...I can say that with 100% certainty. We need to stop intellectualizing pornography and look at its real victims. You have shown a light on pornography that illuminates it in raw clarity. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
- February 17, 2013
- delilas said...
I love to read C.Jane but when this series started I almost called it quits. I think mostly because it scares the crap out of me. ..but I have read all the posts and this one really touched me of how a family works. I am not a CJane quiter, :).
Life is messy!!! Mormon or not, resident of Utah or not, male or female, *crap* happens. Why are us humans so messy and we want to hide our mess?
- February 17, 2013
- Shawna Faye said...
This is great series! Why is it such a taboo subject amongst church members? Especially here in Utah?
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Pendleton's Ty Sutherland runs the ball against D.W. Daniel Friday.
D.W. Daniel's DeAndre Hopkins catches a touchdown pass in the second quarter Friday.
D.W. Daniel's Marquez McDowell is tackled by a Pendleton defender.
Daniel's Marquez McDowell turns upfield after making a catch against Pendleton Friday.
Pendleton defenders gang tackle Daniel's William Wingard.
D.W. Daniel quarterback Tevin Robinson celebrates a passing touchdown to J.P. Hill in the second quarter against Pendleton Friday.
D.W. Daniel's Antonio Cannon drops a pass in the second quarter against Pendleton Friday.
D.W. Daniel's Antonio Cannon stiffarms a Pendleton defender after making a catch Friday.
D.W. Daniel's DeShawn Williams tackles Pendleton's Reggie Earle Friday.
Daniel's Zack Hellard celebrates a fumble recovery against Pendleton Friday.
Pendleton's Reggie Earle fumbles the handoff from quarterback Michael Skelly against D.W. Daniel Friday.
Pendleton's Michael Skelly throws the ball against Daniel Friday.
D.W. Daniel's Brandon Anderson runs the ball against Pendleton Friday.