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President Obama signed legislation this week providing $26 billion in emergency assistance to cash-strapped states to pay for thousands of teachers, policemen, firefighters and other government workers.
Proponents of the idea say the expenditure will be offset by a number of revenue increases and spending reductions, including a $1.5 billion cut to the Department of Energy's renewable energy loan guarantees.
Critics, including those from the renewable fuels sector blasted the plan shortly after it was introduced. And this week, a researcher from the Union of Concerned Scientists - - a nonprofit group working for a healthy environment - - called for increased investment in cellulosic ethanol to meet what he calls, "the billion gallon challenge."
More than three decades ago, ethanol producers received the first investment incentives to grow the fledgling biofuels industry. One of the most recent was the Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit, or VEETC (vee-TEK). Also known as the blender's credit, VEETC (vee-TEK) gives motor fuel blenders a 45 cent tax credit for every gallon of ethanol blended with gasoline. Under current law, the tax incentive will expire at the end of this year. And a growing number of lawmakers, economists and scientists believe the blender's credit has outlived its usefulness and should not be extended. Among them is Jeremy Martin, with the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Jeremy Martin, Union of Concerned Scientists: "I think VEETC's run its course and isn't a policy that's needed anymore, it's really redundant at this point."
This year's alternative fuels production mandate is 12 billion gallons. The amount increases to 36 billion gallons over the next 10 years. Up to now, corn-based ethanol has satisfied much of the mandate, but the crop is only expected to cover about half of the total in 2022.
To help make up the difference, the government is directing the industry to increase the amount of cellulosic ethanol, to hit a target of 16 billion gallons in a little more than a decade. A variety of feedstocks can be used to make cellulosic ethanol including corn cobs, wood chips and switchgrass.
Despite current mandates calling for 100 million gallons of cellulosic ethanol to be produced this year, the industry will fall well short of the goal.
Martin believes the problem has to do with the lack of incentives for investors. Calling it the "Billion Gallon Challenge," he wants the federal government to inject $4 billion into cellulosic ethanol production instead of renewing the blender's credit which costs taxpayers $6 billion annually.
Jeremy Martin, Union of Concerned Scientists: " The problem that's in front of us right now, you know, the optimal way to support a large cellulosic industry. And, you know, can we really back the government out entirely, use a carbon price, those questions are kind of silly when we have mandates which are being completely missed and targets which are being completely missed? So we really need to get this industry up and going and then we'll be able to look at it and say 'what's required and which of the technologies are cost effective today, which ones need some more work, which ones have other benefits that we need to somehow recognize,' but the challenge before us is getting up to speed."


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Get inspired with room decorating ideas from Little Treasures magazine.
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|Paint box
Try these different paint techniques to transform an old chest of drawers into the perfect feature piece for your baby's bedroom... more
|Sweet treat
This little ice cream stand is simple to make and will be a huge hit with small salespeople... more
|On the road
Transform a blank canvas into a city street map and your little one can get busy driving all over town... more
|Block busters
Foster your child's creativity and motor skills with these colourful building blocks. Wooden blocks painted with colourful geometric shapes mean that no two constructions are ever the same... more
|Bright ideas for kids' bedrooms
Colour, special effects and simple craft ideas are all easy ways of adding zing to your child's bedroom. With a huge array of colours, tips and tricks, Resene makes it easy to brighten things up!... more
|Cute corner
Add a pretty touch to a bedroom with these simple craft ideas. Colour is a wonderful way to add vibrancy to a child's room and there are ways to introduce a pretty palette that are both simple and useful. Coat hooks are always a handy addition to a bedroom, as is a box for blankets, toys or other treasures. And learning to spell your own name is always easier with some cute coloured letters to inspire... more
|Room to grow
When you look at this sweet little room, it's hard to tell what age the owner of it is. And that's exactly what Resene Dream Room winner Nicola Wylie was going for when she created it for her 18-month-old daughter, Georgia. "I was keen to design a room that was playful and met her needs now but that would easily adapt with her as she grows. I wanted it to last her into her early teens - I certainly don't want to be redoing it again in a hurry!" Nicola says with a laugh... more
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Every superhero needs a righthand-guy. For three-and-a-half year-old Kohl Naylor, it's his cute seven-month-old brother Chace, who arrived on Christmas Day. And everyone knows that superheroes (and growing boys) need space to practise their moves, so mum Rachel and dad Kevin kindly gave up their main bedroom for the cause – all it needed was a makeover fit for two young caped crusaders. Rachel wanted to create a room that was bright and adventurous but also personalised to her sons. She also wanted to reflect the theme of 'brotherly love', saying, "My boys adore each other and that's a quality I want to nurture"… more
|Blue for boys
Having great ideas is one thing, but following through on them is another, especially when life is already hectic, with a household to run and children underfoot. Sometimes it takes just one good reason to spur you into action. When it came to redecorating her sons' bedroom, Feilding mum Catherine Larsen had more than one good incentive – she had three…… more
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This family was all ready to decorate their son's room – but then had something bigger to deal with. Stripping wallpaper is an exhausting process at the best of times. And when our second of three Resene Dream Room winners Paul and Emma Anderson started preparing their son Roman's room for its makeover they discovered three layers of the stuff dating back to the 1970s. Despite an enthusiastic start, Paul soon found he couldn't even find the energy to keep up with his heavily pregnant wife – and the couple decided to wait until Paul took his three weeks maternity leave... more
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A shared passion for science fiction inspired Manja and Dave Lane to create this remarkable bedroom for Isaac, now 16 months. The couple set their hearts on rockets and robots as soon as they knew they were having a baby. Dave's dad Rodger Lane helped them by taking on the job of building the cabinetry. He built each piece at his home then delivered them individually while Manja, Dave and Manja's father Rob Pieters painted the room. At roughly three metres square, Isaac's bedroom presented a few space challenges of a different sort. It had almost no storage, which was something else for the Lanes' design... more
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First home buyers Melina and Michael Langley knew when they bought their Hamilton property three years ago it could do with a few improvements. But once they became parents to baby Emma and adjusted to life on one income, they soon realised that doing up their home would be an expensive and gradual process. Married to a boat builder who's at home with power tools, Melina knew she could rely on Michael to turn her room design into a reality so she went for broke and included a paint treatment in baby Emma's bedroom that many people might find a tad intimidating... more
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|Walking with dinosaurs
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|I love you a circle
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|Natural wonder
Inspired by the plant and animal life on their rural property, this bedroom celebrates family ties; both to the surrounding landscape as well as to the people who helped bring the design to life... more
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So, Yeah, Those Russian Hackers? There Are Reasons To Be Skeptical
Thursday, August 07, 2014
By Alex Goldman
Five reasons not to freak out over the latest reports of a massive personal data breach.
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The Wall Street Journal and Vice Were Hacked
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
By Ethan Chiel
A Russian hacker accessed the WSJ and Vice websites.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
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Feedly, one of the most popular post-Google Reader RSS readers, has been unavailable for hours due to a denial of service attack against the site.
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4chan Security Breach: Hacker Hacks Hackers
Thursday, May 01, 2014
Yesterday, Christopher Poole, better known as 'moot' and the founder of 4chan, confirmed that the popular imageboard had been hacked last week. In his blog post, moot explained that the hacker had gained access to "administrative functions and information from one of our databases." This information included the credentials of three 4chan Pass users, a twenty dollar a year subscription that allows users to bypass captchas when posting or reporting posts. Fortunately, 4chan does not store any of their user's payment information, which is handled by Stripe.
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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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So Dragos just announced before lunch that within 10 minutes of opening Day 2 of the pwn2own contest - the Mac has fallen. Wonder what took so long? :)
UPDATE: Just talked with Dragos - the finder is signing with ZDI to get paid - so no vuln details for us. But we DO know that there was no 3rd party software on the box yet so the 0-day is in some inbox software.
Also it looks like some researchers have discovered that we're actually not so bad at patching 0-day: http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=spam__malware_and_vulnerabilities&articleId=9072498&taxonomyId=85
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How Does On the SPOT Work?
Safety and Inspection Stations
Inspection stations now have the ability to issue full DMV renewals as well as 15-day temporary permits to their customers while they wait. Renewals can be provided for vehicles, boats, and watercraft.
Boat and Watercraft do NOT require safety and emissions inspections, thus the boat/watercraft does not need to be present for the renewal. Just enter the information required, as you would for a vehicle renewal, minus the safety and inspection information.
If you are interested in also selling boat and watercraft decals, add the decals in your next inventory order. Boat decals will be available during the boating season only. You will also be able to order a poster promoting the new service.
Boat and Watercraft locations
Similar to Safety and Inspection Stations, concessionaires at or near marinas will now be able to offer full DMV renewals for boats and watercraft, and even vehicles if you also offer safety and emissions services at your location.
Offering renewals at your location provides you an opportunity to further meet your customers' needs. It will be a valuable service to those who arrive at the marina with an expired registration - the convenience of purchasing a renewal is better than risking a citation. Additionally, it will be a great add-on service for indoor boat storage customers who use your services to prepare for boating season.
Once you have signed up for On the SPOT, you can order decals directly from the State DMV and issue them to your customers. You do not need to pay for the decals; you simply pay for their shipment to your offices.
Boat and Watercraft do NOT require safety and emissions inspections. Just enter the information required and pay for DMV fees with a credit card.


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Khulo Municipality
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Khulo (Georgian: ხულოს მუნიციპალიტეტი) is a district of Georgia, in the autonomous republic of Adjara. Its main town is Khulo.
Population: 33,430 (2002 census)
Area: 710 km²
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External links[edit]
- Official website of Khulo District
- Districts of Georgia, Statoids.com
Coordinates: 41°39′N 42°19′E / 41.650°N 42.317°E
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So what do you do when the test-makers fail the test?
You go back to the old test in the case of the Tennessee Education Department and the TNReady tests.These were the new tests for the new statewide student achievement standards that replaced Common Core standards.They can only be taken online.But the system crashed Monday, which was the day that all of the preparation in the last year was geared toward. That included two tests locally of the on-line capacity and other technical standards necessary to make this go smoothly.Here is a good account of what happened statewide and locally with a few other stops across the state to take in the scope of how big a failure this was and what failed.
Just days before Toney Armstrong was off the city payroll, his successor as interim director of the Memphis Police Department, Michael Rallings, was getting used to the attention and ring kissing that comes with being the city's top cop.
It's been more than a decade since new apartments were built in Midtown, and that's poised to change in a big way with a wave of new multifamily construction stretching from Binghampton to Crosstown.
At any given time, around 525 of the people jailed at 201 Poplar have a persistent mental illness. That's means 25 percent of the jail's capacity, and exponential care and liability, are directed to people who commit crimes as a byproduct of illness.
Toward the back of its proposal for Mud Island River Park, executives with The Mansion Entertainment and Media LLC included a few caveats for those judging the five redevelopment applications.
Everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it – isn't that how the saying goes?In our case, it might be better to say everybody talks about the television weather coverage but nobody does anything about it.As we all know now, Memphis dodged the "blizzard" warning artfully and passive-aggressively teased by several television stations who shall go un-named here because they know who they are and you do too.That's because they spent much of the day of "the blizzard that wasn't" whining about the reaction from viewers who complained about the hype and then the promos the stations ran the day of the big fizzle.We didn't get much in the way of snow in Memphis, but we got a couple of feet of hype.
Democratic state Rep. John Ray Clemmons is only halfway through his first two-year term representing District 55 in Nashville. But he's not willing to wait years to speak out or push for change.
That an Arkansas team played its best football at season's end, coming into Memphis and defeating Kansas State 45-23 in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, hardly qualifies as a surprise.
But the Southeastern Conference's eight bowl wins – the most by a conference in a season – did seem to shake up some folks.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The latest developments surrounding the consumer-electronics show in Las Vegas known as CES (all times PST):
12:15 p.m.
Kids tossing around a football probably hope to throw a perfect spiral in a big game one day. Technology is about to help them out.
State Sen. Ken Yager isn't quite ready for the state of Tennessee to reclaim the Refugee Resettlement Program from Catholic Charities.
Even though he'll have reached the five-year mark as general director at Opera Memphis in January, Ned Canty says there are some days when it feels like he's still just getting started.
In a recent conversation with The Daily News, he was by turns philosophical and as optimistic as ever about the nature of his work and about the task of making one of the oldest musical forms relevant in the city where rock 'n' roll was born.
It's going to take a Christmas miracle for Insure Tennessee to make it into anyone's stocking this year.
As the 2016 session of the General Assembly approaches in early January, Republicans are showing no support for the plan Gov. Bill Haslam offered for a special session in early 2015.
Even John Calipari lost to Ole Miss at FedExForum. It was Dec. 11, 2004, and the Tigers were on the short end of a 65-53 score.
That season ended with the Tigers in the Final Four – of the NIT.
Debra Melton did just about the best thing a young African-American woman in Memphis – or anywhere – can do in the fight against breast cancer.
In this day and time we hear a lot about statistics and analytics vs. the eye test.
It's a discussion we have throughout the season when debating the College Football Playoff rankings, and when arguing about the seeding that sets our brackets for March Madness.
The clock is ticking for Mike Mularkey, just as it is for most of the organization's management team.
As the Tennessee Titans new interim coach, Mularkey has nine games now to prove himself worthy of being the team's head coach beyond just the remainder of the team's wrecked 2015 season.
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's the most profitable time to sell a house since the Great Recession started in late 2007. But first-time buyers are increasingly scarce.
More Americans are qualifying for mortgages, yet minorities still get disproportionately rejected.
The world can be a big place, even within one city or a single ZIP code. But the world also can be made smaller when the right kinds of lines are crossed.
Steve Nash founded nonprofit Advance Memphis in 1999, beginning an ambitious project without end. His goal: bring economic sustainability to the people living in and around the Cleaborn/Foote Homes public housing developments in South Memphis' 38126 ZIP code, the poorest urban ZIP in Tennessee.
Through conversations with health care industry professionals, Ryan Freiden saw a need he thought he could fill.
Siegel High School graduate Davione Williamson wasn't quite sure he was college material when he entered Motlow State Community College in Smyrna this August on a Tennessee Promise scholarship.
Legislation rejecting the U.S. Supreme Court's same-sex marriage ruling faces major constitutional questions and, if passed, could put a financial burden on Tennessee taxpayers.
When the high court declared gay and lesbian couples have the right to be married across the United States, overturning state laws to the contrary, Tennessee's Republican legislators started brainstorming for methods to work around the decision or to defy it. The Republican Caucus still hasn't announced the outcome.
The ink wasn't dry on standards for Metro Nashville's local-hire charter amendment when new Mayor Megan Barry put the measure on hold – despite sizable support in the August election.
Mary-Michael and Joe Horowitz know their son Armour, 5, can handle the academics of kindergarten. But instead of pushing him through to meet state age cutoff standards, they decided to delay his start until next year when he is older and emotionally ready.
Expectations. That's the word that drives all sports narratives. Remember the record of Josh Pastner's first University of Memphis team, the ragtag bunch that was left over after John Calipari exited for Kentucky?
Ray's take: Investopia defines lifestyle creep as a situation where people's lifestyle or standard of living improves as their discretionary income rises either through an increase in income or decrease in costs.
Four months after they drew thousands of people outside the Mid-South Coliseum, the group that organized the Roundhouse Revival, as it was called, is prepping for an even more ambitious show.
For the Oct. 4 event, the Coliseum Coalition has a six-hour lineup for two wrestling rings on the building's west side. Posters for "round two" of the revival promise "roundball, rock and roll, rods, rhythm and blues, rasslin', roller derby, rap and rally."
When the Herb Kosten Foundation began in 2003, it was out of a desire to honor the man's legacy.
Kosten passed away in June 2003, about a year after his diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. A gifted athlete in his youth – the University of Alabama named him to its All-Century Team for his play on the baseball diamond – Kosten would be 79 today.
Fayette County is the latest victim of hospital closings in Tennessee as many rural health care facilities continue to struggle financially.
Methodist Healthcare-Fayette Hospital closed in late March, bringing to four the number of shuttered hospitals in West Tennessee after Gibson General, Humboldt General and Haywood Park Community called it quits in 2014.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sign-up season for President Barack Obama's health care law doesn't start for another couple of months, but the next few days are crucial for hundreds of thousands of customers at risk of losing financial aid when they renew coverage for 2016.
It's hard to imagine that a 65,000-seat stadium could be overlooked. Perhaps it's because the Liberty Bowl wasn't in the center of the Mid-South Fairgrounds when the stadium was built in 1965; it was on the eastern side of 155 acres of city-owned land, with a rail spur running along its eastern boundary.
They were tossing around numbers, trying to guess the win total for the 2015 University of Memphis football season.
In the not-too-distant past, the two Highland Hundred members and longtime season-ticket holders might have been able to add their guesses together and still come up short of the six victories needed for their favorite team to be bowl-eligible.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. trade deficit increased in June as solid consumer spending pulled in more imports, while the strong dollar restrained exports.
The Commerce Department said Wednesday the trade gap jumped 7 percent to $43.8 billion in June, up from $40.9 billion in May. Imports increased 1.2 percent to $232.4 billion, while exports edged lower to $188.6 billion from $188.7 billion.
At the northernmost bend of the Wolf River in Shelby County, the Wolf River Conservancy has plans for a boat ramp onto the Wolf and a nature center that together promise to change the surrounding area of Raleigh where the river turns.
It all started on whim. Cassius Cash was on his way to band practice at the University of Arkansas when he decided to practice his interview skills instead.
"Someone informed me the (U.S.) Forest Service was doing recruitment, but I had no intention of going in there and landing the internship," says Cash of that interview for a wildlife biologist internship. "I thought the interview was about as far as I was going to go to chase my dreams."
Republicans are sitting in Tennessee's political catbird seat, but that doesn't keep them from flying off in different directions.
Elected political leaders of the same stripe found themselves at odds this year over the Bible as a state book, Common Core education standards and Insure Tennessee, Republican Gov. Bill Haslam's plan to catch 280,000 people in a medical coverage gap.
NEW YORK (AP) — Doris Ranzman had followed the expert advice, planning ahead in case she wound up unable to care for herself one day. But when a nursing-home bill tops $14,000 a month, the best-laid plans get tossed aside.
The ubiquitous connectivity that permeates today's workplace is having a profound effect on company cultures, most notably in the digitally-fueled diaspora unfolding in which employees can work from just about anywhere.
Sometimes Tennessee Democrats must feel like a tree that falls in the forest: Does anyone hear them?
When Democratic legislative leaders called for a special session this summer on Insure Tennessee, Gov. Bill Haslam's market-based plan to use federal dollars to catch 280,000 working people in a health care coverage gap, they found themselves alone.
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's something most Democrats and Republicans in Congress can agree on — an update to the Bush-era No Child Left Behind education law is much needed and long overdue.
On Monday, June 29, two days before the new fiscal year, Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. was in the back of a house on Ridgewood Drive in Whitehaven.
Wharton was marking the start of a 90-day public works project spanning both fiscal years to build a retention pond for the Days Creek area. The $450,000 project includes removing trees and brush from the drainage area, in an effort to prevent flooding. In September 2014, some homes in the area were heavily damaged in a sudden and prolonged downpour.
If Gov. Bill Haslam is trying to build political capital, he's making the right move by trying to light a fire under local officials.
He might also want to turn up the flame on his own game.
Different experiences, different vocabularies, and a different perspective on what it means to go to work each day. The difference, really, between a "job" and a "career."
Making sense of these differences for the benefit of entry-level employees and their employers is the mission of the free workshop "Finding Talent. Growing Profits."
This week, the Internet is buzzing about the struggles of Gap Inc. and Lucky Magazine. Gap announced it will lay off 250 workers and close 175 stores. From the outside, Lucky appears to be going out of business or reducing operations considerably. At Lucky, there are rumors claiming many people were laid off without any severance. I received an email from a reader about just this issue, and what workers can do to prepare.
NEW YORK (AP) – Those record profits that companies are reporting may not be all they're cracked up to be.
As the stock market climbs ever higher, professional investors are warning that companies are presenting misleading versions of their results that ignore a wide variety of normal costs of running a business to make it seem like they're doing better than they really are.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Another first quarter of the year. Another reversal for the U.S. economy. Another expectation of a rebound to come.
On Friday, the government will likely estimate that the economy shrank in the January-March quarter for a second straight year, depressed by brutal weather, a reeling energy sector and an export slump caused by a higher-valued dollar.
Senate Speaker and Lieutenant Gov. Ron Ramsey laughs at the notion he's changed since being elected to the Legislature 23 years ago, that he's lost touch with the common man or become "arrogant" as lieutenant governor of Tennessee.
NEW YORK (AP) – They're not Hollywood stars, they're not TV personalities and they don't play in a rock band, but their pay packages are in the same league.
Six of the 10 highest-paid CEOs last year worked in the media industry, according to a study carried out by executive compensation data firm Equilar and The Associated Press.
Like a proper Southern hostess, Daisy King of Miss Daisy's Tearoom had trouble turning on the "closed" sign. If guests wanted to snag a table after hours, she couldn't help but oblige.
Career counselors at many Tennessee colleges and universities say interest from corporate recruiters is higher than they've seen it in years.
There are more job postings, internship opportunities, pre-employment trainee classes and technology training programs for all skill levels, but if a recent graduate needs help in pursuing a career, schools want the new alums to come back to them.
WASHINGTON (AP) – When the government reports Friday on job growth during April, it could help clarify an increasingly nagging question:
Just how strong is the U.S. economy?
The picture has grown hazier of late. Employers added only 126,000 jobs in March, ending a yearlong streak of monthly gains above 200,000. For April, economists predict a rebound to 222,500 added jobs.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. trade deficit in March swelled to the highest level in more than six years, propelled by a flood of imports that may have sapped the U.S. economy of any growth in the first quarter.
Why aren't Tennessee Republicans happier?
With the GOP so dominate in the Tennessee General Assembly and losses so rare – on the Hill or in elections – the party's lawmakers should be jubilant with this year's session. But it's never enough.
For months, sounds of construction surrounded the Nashville Sounds' sparkling new First Tennessee Park in Germantown.
The constant thump-thump-thump of pounding jackhammers competed with the irritating, high-pitched beeps of vehicles backing up. Ka-ching! Cranes lifted steel beams into place, keeping time with a syncopated thrumming of never-ending drilling. Ka-ching!
Tennessee's legislators spent hours this session arguing over guns and whether to pass a law making the Bible the state book of Tennessee.
In fact, the Bible bill took two days of debate in the House, where it passed, and thorough discussion in the Senate, before it died – at least until next year.
Walgreens will shutter about 200 U.S. stores as part of an expanded cost reduction push, but the nation's largest drugstore chain has no plans to shrink in the wake of its combination with European health and beauty retailer Alliance Boots.
The words of "We Shall Overcome" and "Wade in the Water" resonate through the halls as Insure Tennessee supporters descend on the Legislative Plaza for a key vote on the plan to provide coverage to 280,000 working Tennesseans.
WASHINGTON (AP) – For months, the U.S. economy's strength has been flagging.
Manufacturing slowed. Fewer homes were built. Cheaper gas failed to ignite consumer spending. Yet month after month, employers kept on hiring vigorously.
The national outlook for traditional enclosed malls is bleak. No new enclosed mall has been built in the U.S. since 2006. More than 24 have closed since 2010, and an additional 60 are teetering on the edge, according to data from Green Street Advisors. Around 15 percent of malls nationwide are expected to close in the next decade.
"Jane felt like screaming at Dick after he manterrupted her in the staff meeting, bropropriated her idea and then spent the afternoon mansplaining it back to her.''
That's an actual sentence – if people are willing to use gender-specific language that's gaining popularity to describe unwanted workplace behavior.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. economy slowed more sharply in the final three months of the year than initial estimates, reflecting weaker business stockpiling and a bigger trade deficit.
The Commerce Department said Friday that the economy as measured by the gross domestic product grew at an annual rate of 2.2 percent in the October-December quarter, weaker than the 2.6 percent first estimated last month. It marked a major slowdown from the third quarter, which had been the strongest growth in 11 years.
WASHINGTON (AP) – More Americans sought unemployment aid last week, though the number of applications was still consistent with steady hiring.
The Labor Department said Thursday that weekly applications rose 31,000 to a seasonally adjusted 313,000, the most in six weeks. The four-week average, a less volatile measure, increased 11,500 to 294,500.
Legislation by Sen. Lee Harris requiring local governments to hold a referendum before they take on "extraordinary" debt could run into opposition from his own City Council and municipal leaders across Tennessee.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The modest raises that Wal-Mart has said it will give its lowest-paid workers provide a glimmer of hope for lower-wage workers in other companies and industries.
Other retailers and some fast food restaurants may now feel compelled to follow suit to retain their workers and attract others to fill openings, economists said.
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell says the political forces that defeated the Insure Tennessee proposal of Gov. Bill Haslam this month in Nashville weren't in a fight with Washington and President Barack Obama
Fresh off a resounding November re-election victory, Gov. Bill Haslam ran smack dab into the reality of Tennessee politics: The Republican Party abhors anything connected to President Barack Obama.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. told the Memphis Rotary Club Tuesday, Feb. 10, that the ambitious recasting of the Mid-South Fairgrounds – a project that is solely a City Hall creation at this point -- is going to get a second look from outside consultants.
If you're a wine lover along the East Coast – everywhere from Florida to the Mid-Atlantic and New England - chances are a Memphis-based third-party logistics provider played a significant role in getting your vino into your glass.
It goes without saying. Applying online can be a long, difficult process. You're often left wondering if anyone has read your resume, or if they even know you exist at all.
Earlier this week, I read a story of a creative job seeker who found work passing out resumes at a train station. This inspirational tale reminded me of my own job search years ago.
Battle lines have been drawn for a Feb. 2 special session of the state Legislature to determine the fate of Gov. Bill Haslam's Insure Tennessee proposal, which would use federal funds to catch some 280,000 working people falling through a health insurance coverage gap.
Battle lines have been drawn for a Feb. 2 special session of the state Legislature to determine the fate of Gov. Bill Haslam's Insure Tennessee proposal, which would use federal funds to catch some 200,000 working people falling through a health insurance coverage gap.
Three-and-a-half years after graduating from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Yasameen Hoffman is still trying to land the kind of full-time job that will help her start paying off her student loan.
Sooner or later, most people end up caring for aging mothers and fathers or become seniors themselves, wondering who to turn to when independent daily living becomes impossible.
Both propositions are frightening and stressful.
With demand on the upswing thanks to improving economic growth and lower fuel prices, a scarcity of truck drivers could put the brakes on the trucking industry and cripple a critical piece of global supply chains.
With gas prices in a historic plunge, the idea of hiking state and federal gas taxes and fees to pay for transportation infrastructure improvements is gaining traction.
Democratic and Republican leaders in both chambers of Congress in recent weeks have signaled a willingness to approve an increase in the federal gas tax to help fund improvements to the nation's crumbling roads and bridges. Meanwhile, a new statewide coalition has launched to support an increase and reform in Tennessee's transportation fees.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The federal deficit for the first three months of the budget year is up slightly from the same period a year ago, reflecting the absence of a special payment from mortgage company Freddie Mac that helped narrow the gap in 2014.
The University of Memphis' College of Education produced 19 teachers last year who are teaching in the 59 lowest performing schools in the Shelby County Schools system.
University of Memphis president David Rudd wants the number to be around 600 a year and he wants the school's College of Education to partner with the nonprofit Relay Graduate School of Education to meet that goal.
For years, the concept of "wellness" or "preventive health" measures has been the "eat your vegetables" mantra of a growing national discussion on health care that has focused primarily on the cost of such care and who should pay for it or try to control it.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. trade deficit fell in November to the lowest level in almost a year, thanks to the country's swiftly shrinking thirst for foreign oil.
The deficit – imports minus exports – narrowed to $39 billion during the month, down 7.7 percent from a revised October deficit of $42.2 billion, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.
NEW YORK (AP) – When Jayson Seaver thinks about why he makes so much money while some Americans can't catch a break, he thinks of the sacrifices he's made, the jobs he worked to pay for college, the 12-hour days he spends at the office now.
Homebuilding in Shelby County was off last year's pace again in November, with builders pulling fewer permits and selling fewer homes than in November 2013.
Shelby County homebuilders filed 43 permits last month, down 29.5 percent from 61 permits in November 2013, according to real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com. The 43 permits filed in November is down 31.7 percent from the 63 permits filed in October.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The United States is back, and ready to drive global growth in 2015.
After long struggling to claw its way out of the Great Recession, the world's biggest economy is on an extended win streak that is edging it closer to full health. But the new year doesn't look quite so bright in other major countries.
After the Grizzlies lost to the Chicago Bulls, their second six-game winning streak of the season coming to an end, Mike Conley made a fair point.
Tamp & Tap, the name of the popular Downtown coffee shop and restaurant, is an allusion to both espresso – which is tamped for compression before going into the machine – and also kegs of beer, which are tapped.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Just a few years ago, early adopters of e-cigarettes got their fix by clumsily screwing together a small battery and a plastic cartridge containing cotton soaked with nicotine.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. trade deficit fell slightly in October as exports rebounded while oil imports dipped to the lowest level in five years.
The deficit edged down 0.4 percent to $43.4 billion, a drop from a revised $43.6 billion in September, the Commerce Department reported Friday.
With more than 50,000 high school seniors applying for free community college tuition and fees through Gov. Bill Haslam's Tennessee Promise, it's reasonable to wonder if Tennessee's community colleges have the infrastructure – including classroom space and instructors – to handle such an influx of new students.
KNOXVILLE – University of Tennessee football coach Butch Jones doesn't have to remind his team about the disappointing fade last November.
UT went 0-3 to start what has historically been its best month of football. First, the Vols lost to Missouri and Auburn. Then a 14-10 loss to Vanderbilt in Neyland Stadium knocked the Vols out of bowl eligibility.
KNOXVILLE – University of Tennessee football coach Butch Jones faces a big question this week about his starting quarterback for Saturday night's game at South Carolina.
Will it be sophomore Josh Dobbs, whose impressive debut off the bench in last Saturday's 34-20 loss to No. 4-ranked Alabama gave UT a dual-threat QB?
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. economy powered its way to a respectable growth rate of 3.5 percent from July through September, outpacing most of the developed world and on track to extend the momentum through the end of the year and beyond.
Shelby County Commissioners may not hear a whole lot new in the way of answers between now and a Thursday special meeting to settle the politically volatile issue of changes to health insurance coverage for county government employees.
Another week, another first in the Associated Press college football poll. For the first time, one conference – yes, the SEC – has placed four teams in the top five. Mississippi State remained No. 1 after its bye week. Florida State of the ACC stayed No. 2 after defeating Notre Dame. Ole Miss held at No. 3 after beating Tennessee, Alabama moved up three spots to No. 4 after blasting Texas A&M 59-0, and Auburn moved up a spot to fifth after its bye week.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen sounded an alarm Friday about widening economic inequality in the United States, suggesting that America's longstanding identity as a land of opportunity was at stake.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Just as the U.S. job market has finally strengthened, the Federal Reserve now confronts a new worry: A sputtering global economy that's spooked investors across the world.
NEW YORK (AP) – Don't ask for a raise. Keeping quiet will give you "superpowers" that will translate into employer trust and other "good karma" that will eventually come back around to your purse.
NEW YORK (AP) – Even as the income gap widens, the wealthiest Americans are giving a smaller share of their income to charity, while poor and middle-income people are donating a larger share, according to an extensive analysis of IRS data conducted by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
NEW YORK (AP) – The price of a gallon of gasoline may soon start with a "2'' across much the country.
Gasoline prices typically decline in autumn, and this year they are being pulled even lower by falling global oil prices. By the end of the year, up to 30 states could have an average gasoline price of less than $3 a gallon.
City Chief Administrative Officer George Little says he hopes the city's long debate about health insurance coverage changes will mean a shorter discussion about proposed pension changes to come.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Income inequality is taking a toll on state governments.
The widening gap between the wealthiest Americans and everyone else has been matched by a slowdown in state tax revenue, according to a report being released Monday by Standard & Poor's.
Four rural hospitals have closed and dozens are at risk of shuttering: That's the fallout, some say, from Gov. Bill Haslam's decision not to join the Affordable Care Act in 2013 and tap into millions in promised federal funds for Tennessee's financially-strapped health care institutions.
Memphis police officers working in the sex crimes unit have been in training this month about neurological changes in rape and sexual assault victims they work with.
The training, along with new positions specifically to handle the city's rape kit backlog, is among the latest changes in the Memphis Police Department's approach.
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Exposure to the elements is of paramount interest to the cosmetics and cosmeceutical industry. Sun and air pollution, both indoor and outdoor, deserves closer inspection. The subject of air pollution and its effect on the skin in particular warrants a closer in-depth review of actual pollutants, their sources, their quantification, regulations, and the immediate and long-term effects of pollutants on the skin. This topic will require two columns; the first column will define the problem of overexposure to air pollution and the elements, and the second column will address the methods and procedures to protect the skin and reduce the impact on public health in general from the damaging effects of air pollutants.
Air pollution is the introduction of harmful materials into the Earth's atmosphere resulting in potential pathologies and death in human populations, as well as potential damage to other life, such as food crops, herds, and ecosystems and/or "built" environments. Indoor and urban air pollution are two of the world's worst toxic pollution problems according to the Blacksmith Institute's "World's Worst Polluted Places"1
Air Pollutant Classification
Air pollutants may be classified as chemicals, particulates or biological materials, which have adverse effects on organisms and ecosystem, and can be solid particles, liquid droplets or gases.2 Air pollutants have natural or man-made (anthropogenic) origins and may be classified as:
1) Primary air pollutants—directly introduced into the atmosphere from sources such volcanic eruptions, motor vehicle exhaust, or manufacturing smokestacks. Major anthropogenic primary pollutants include:
a) Sulfur oxides (SOx), often produced by fossil fuel combustion and volcanoes. SO2, in the presence of vaporized moisture catalysts, such as nitrogen dioxide (NO2), often forms atmospheric sulfuric acid (H2SO4), thus contributing to acid rain.
b) Nitrogen oxides (NOx), produced by high temperature combustion and electric discharges during thunderstorms. NO2, may also further react in the presence of vaporized moisture to form atmospheric nitric acid (HNO3), thereby contributing to acid rain, such as H2SO4.
c) Carbon monoxide (CO), a colorless, odorless, non-irritating, yet highly toxic, gas produced by incomplete combustion of organic fuels, such as petroleum, coal and wood; e.g., forest and grassland fires.
d) Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), ubiquitous outdoor air pollutants, produced by anaerobic decay of organic matter; e.g., swamp gas, and ruminant digestive processes are classified as either: i) methane (CH4); or ii) non-methane volatile organic compounds (NMVOCs), including the potentially carcinogenic 1,3-butadiene and the aromatic NMVOCs benzene, toluene and xylene.
e) Particulates or particulate matter (PM), microscopic atmospheric suspensions of solid or liquid particles, produced by fossil fuel combustion, by volcanoes, dust storms, living vegetation and sea spray.
f) Aerosols, combined PMs and gas, produced by fossil fuel combustion. Global averages of anthropogenic aerosols indicate that they account for 10% of total atmospheric aerosols.
g) Persistent free radicals associated with PMs.
h) Toxic metals, such as lead and mercury, and their derivatives, produced by coal combustion.
i) Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), from currently banned products, which destroy tropospheric and stratospheric ozone; i.e., the Earth's atmospheric UV filter.
j) Ammonia (NH3), produced by agricultural processes.
k) Radioactive PMs, produced by nuclear events.
2) Secondary air pollutants—formed by the interactions of primary pollutants or secondary pollutant precursors, which are not pollutants in and of themselves. Ground level ozone is an ubiquitous secondary pollutant.
a) Photochemical smog, produced by UV activation of primary PM and gaseous pollutants and their consequent products. Photochemical smog is derived from photoactivated vehicular and industrial emissions and primary smog.
b) Ground level ozone (O3), produced by oxygen and VOC interactions—abnormally high anthropogenically-derived concentrations contribute to the formation of photochemical smog.
c) Peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN), produced by NOx and VOC interactions. PAN is a thermally unstable secondary photochemical smog constituent, which decomposes into peroxyethanoyl radicals and NO2. A major anthropogenic source of PAN is ethanol added to automotive fuels.
d) Persistent organic pollutants (POPs), organic compounds resistant to chemical, biological, and photolytic environmental degradation, which often attach to PMs; e.g., dioxins and furans. POPs may significantly impact human health and the environment because their persistence; i.e., metastability, enables their: i) long-range transport, ii) bioaccumulation in biological tissue, and, consequent, iii) biomagnification in ecological biocycles. POPs are usually endocrine disruptors and/or mutagens/teratogens.
Although official Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognition of air pollution as a health issue was delayed by special interest interference, a 1994 court order obtained by the American Lung Association (ALA) forced an official EPA recognition of air pollution as an pandemic public health threat in 1997.3
Air pollutant emission factors are usually quantified as pollutant concentration (pollutant mass/air mass or volume, e.g., kgp/kga, ppm, or kg/m3), pollutant dispersal (pollutant mass/[distance from source or area surrounding origin]; e.g., kg/km or kg/km2), pollutant emission rate (pollutant mass/duration of originating activity; e.g., kg/[sec, min, or hr]), or pollutant dispersal rate (pollutant mass/[distance from source or area surrounding origin]/duration of dispersal; e.g., kg/[km or km2]/[sec, min, or hr]).
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), United Kingdom (UK), Australia, Canada, several other countries, and European Environmental Agency (EEA) have published air pollutant emission factor data compilations for several industrial processes.4 Below are the health risk categories as assessed by Canada's Air Quality Health Index (AQHI).
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is an area often overlooked with regard to air pollution, as most individuals think of air pollution as an outdoor phenomenon. However, IAQ is now being examined as a significant, and insidious, source of air pollution due to pollutant concentration from a lack of ventilation in locations where many people spend the majority of their time and feel "safe." Indeed, the EPA estimates that "human exposure to [indoor] air pollutants… may be 2 to 5 times–and occasionally more than 100 times–higher than outdoor pollutant levels":7
1) Incidental indoor air pollutants, including a) Radon (Rn) gas, a natural exudate from the Earth; b) formaldehyde (H2CO) a gas from deteriorating building materials, such as carpeting and plywood; c) VOCs from paint and solvents; d) lead dust (older lead-based paints can degenerate into dust and be inhaled); e) tetrachloroethylene (C2Cl4), and other chemicals, from dry cleaned items; f) PMs from wood stoves and fireplaces; g) second-hand smoke; and h) asbestos, which is currently banned in many countries, but still may be found in older buildings/fire-retardant items.
2) Poisonous vapors from accidental appliance malfunctions/mishandling source materials include: a) Carbon Monoxide (CO) (obstructed chimneys, improperly adjusted pilot lights); b) hydrogen sulfide (H2S) (sewer gas); and c) pesticides and other chemical sprays (improper application without adequate ventilation).
3) Intentional air pollutants (although not often thought of as such), usually including scented items such as air fresheners and incense.
4) Biological air pollutants, including a) pet dander; b) human "dander" (dust from exfoliated skin and decomposing hair micro-flakes; c) dust mite feces and residual enzymes; d) methane from digestive processes; e) mold mycotoxins and spores; and f) pollen.
Air Pollution Regulation
In addition to promulgation and enforcement of quality standards, current efforts to control, and, hopefully, reduce/eradicate air pollution utilize technologies which destroy or sequester contaminants from emissions before atmospheric release, including:
1) Controlling: a) PMs (collection and scrubbing); b) NOx (burning, scrubbing, reduction and conversion); c) acid gas/SO2 (scrubbing and desulfurization); d) mercury (adsorption and oxidation); and e) dioxins and furans; and
2) VOC abatement (adsorption, scrubbing, oxidation, condensation, conversion, and biofiltration).8
Effects of Air Pollutants
It is fairly well-established in the "cosmeceutical" industry that intact skin, although a barrier, is also a prominent route of introduction of beneficial substances at the molecular via topical applications, including antioxidants, essential oils, and "baths."9 A corollary of this phenomenon is whether transdermal absorption may also be a prominent route of introduction of undesirable substances at the molecular via incidental topical contact, viz., air pollution.
Unfortunately, in this modern era of medically significant air pollution, human populations are also absorbing a wide spectrum of pollutants transdermally, with the consequence that these noxious agents and/or their products enter the bloodstream and are globally circulated to all the body's other cells. At least 20-30% of the total toxins in a human body's cells are potentially derived from incidental environmental transdermal absorption, with the overall toxic impact not limited solely to the skin.
In the May edition of Happi, my column will address the factors affecting dermal skin absorption of environmental pollutants and the effect of air pollution on the skin. A special focus on the role of vitamins E and C depletion in the skin as a direct consequence of air pollution will be detailed.
I would like to thank Moustafa El Kouni for the extensive research and support in writing this column.
- B. Ericson, D. Hanrahan, V. Kong, M. Block, R. Brunner, R. Fuller, C. Gately, A. Riederer, and S. Robinson (2008). The World's Worst Pollution Problems: The Top Ten of the Toxic Twenty, pp. 17-18, 29-31, 39-40, 47-50, 53-54, 57-58. Blacksmith Institute, New York, NY and Green Cross Switzerland, Zürich, Switzerland. http://www.worstpolluted.org/reports/file/World's%20Worst%20Pollution%20Problems%202008.pdf
- Health and Environment Linkages Initiative (HELI) (2011). "Indoor Air Pollution and Household Energy." Priority Risks. World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Nairobi, Kenya. http://www.who.int/heli/risks/indoorair/indoorair/en/index.html
- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (2006). "National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particle Pollution." Regulatory Impact Analysis Executive Summary. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/ecas/regdata/RIAs/Executive%20Summary.pdf
- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (2009). AP 42, Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors, Volume 1: Stationary Point and Area Sources, 5th Ed. Technology Transfer Network: Clearinghouse for Inventories & Emissions Factors, United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/index.html
- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (2006). "National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particle Pollution." Regulatory Impact Analysis Executive Summary. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/ecas/regdata/RIAs/Executive%20Summary.pdf
- Environment Canada (2013). Air Quality Health Index Categories and Health Messages. Environment Canada, Government of Canada, Gatineau, Quebec. http://www.ec.gc.ca/cas-aqhi/default.asp?lang=En&n=79A8041B-1
- [44] US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (2013). "Questions about Your Community: Indoor Air". Region 1: EPA New England. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/region1/communities/indoorair.html
- Air Pollution Training Institute (APTI) (2014). APTI Learning Management System. Air Pollution Training Institute (APTI), US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. http://www.apti-learn.net/LMS/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2flms%2fdefault.aspx
- Sarah Blake (2013). "Nutrient Absorption Through The Skin To The Bloodstream". Human Health and Wellbeing. Phi'On: Elements of Life. Phi'On, Mangiri Pty, Ltd., Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia. http://phion.com.au/blog/index.php/2013/12/17/nutrient-absorption-through-the-skin-to-the-bloodstream/
• As this column was being written and ready to go to press, Senators Jack Reed (D-RI) and Johnny Isakson (R-GA) introduced Senate Bill No 2141 and Congressman Ed Whitfield (R-KY) and John Dingell (D-MI) introduced House bill No HR 4250 both entitled "Sunscreen Innovation Act."
This legislation, that has been supported by the Public Access to SunScreen (PASS) Coalition, is the responsible way to alleviate the current 12-year backlog on sunscreen ingredients, and streamline the review process so the public can gain access to the most effective and innovative sunscreen products.
The last Over-The-Counter (OTC) sunscreen ingredient to be approved was in the 1990s. Since that time, eight new sunscreen applications have been filed and are still awaiting review. New sunscreen technologies currently awaiting approval in the US have been widely available in Europe, Asia, and Central and South America, in some cases for more than 15 years.
PASS notes skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the US. Fortunately, it can be prevented through regular and appropriate use of sunscreens. This much needed and long overdue legislation is a key step for the approval of critical and innovative ingredients to be used in future sunscreens. The FDA has approved several new drugs for the treatment of melanoma in the recent years, and these drugs have made a profound impact on the lives of many patients with advanced disease. Now, it is time for the FDA to focus on prevention of skin cancers and approve the sunscreen ingredients that can better protect the public from harmful ultraviolet rays.
The creation of a predictable, transparent and timely review process for sunscreen ingredients addresses a growing public concern, and opens the door for further innovation. The PASS Coalition strongly encourages swift legislative action in both the House and the Senate to see the Sunscreen Innovation Act become law. —N.S.
Nadim Shaath
Alpha Research & Development Ltd
Email: email@example.com
Dr. Nadim Shaath is the president of Alpha Research & Development, Ltd. in White Plains, NY. He has over 30 years of experience as chairman of the chemistry department at SUNY-Purchase and the CEO of Kato Worldwide. Recently he formed a consulting company serving the cosmetic industry called ShaathMeadows Corporation (SMC) with laboratories in New York, New Jersey, Texas, Florida and Egypt.


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