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-- the stock alerted shareholders of the cash again this year according to the Al Wall Street Journal CFO report.
Companies in the S&P 500 paying a shareholder dividends this year.
The highest number since 1999.
We have Charlie -- -- -- as a vice chairman -- director.
Search -- aerial investments joining us and I know you like dividend paying stocks to begin with -- engine.
-- particularly in this environment or interest rates are so low with a ten year treasury at one point 7%.
People are looking for yields and so when companies pay out earnings in dividends that's very attractive to investors right now.
Here -- -- looking at it there's the ten year yield.
165 today we are looking at -- -- yesterday at a got BlackRock and how.
You know on dividend yielding stocks -- for over even the long term you've done so much better because -- these low treasury yields is -- an environment.
When you compare stocks to bonds -- -- environment that you think we'll change anytime soon or do you stick with that there's that chart to compares to the guy Charlie.
Yeah I actually don't think it's gonna change anytime soon because I don't think interest rates are gonna go up any time soon I think we're gonna have relatively low interest rates for the next couple years if not longer.
If we have this kind of low inflation environment relatively modest growth.
We're gonna have people searching for yield and so -- Johnson & Johnson can pay a dividend that's 3% -- Microsoft to two and a half percent that looks very good compared to alternatives.
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BOURBON — The numbers are in, and Triton Jr./Sr. High School boasts the highest 2012 graduation rate of all Marshall County school corporations. The report from the Indiana Department of Education, the latest available, was released last week.
BOURBON — Comfort and ease of use are the goals as the Bourbon Public Library re-evaluates its role and methods. Director Heather Barron said: "The library is changing to keep up with the needs of its patrons. We already have 10 computer stations in place for public use, several of which offer Microsoft Office and printing capabilities." These stations are desktop units located on library tables. Usage on these stations is high.
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BOURBON — This weekend you have the opportunity to see a preview of Triton students' Destination ImagiNation challenges before the March 9 regional competition. "The kids are pretty much going to run through what they will do at the regional tournament," said Lisa Eiser, DI coordinator at Triton Schools. "So many people don't understand Destination ImagiNation…we hope that by letting the public see what we do, they will understand it more."
BOURBON — The weather was cold and snowy outside while the Matchett Center in Bourbon was full of laughter with 75 girls and their dads. Their evening was filled with dancing to the music provided by D.J. Greg Craft. Everyone enjoyed the food and fellowship. Miss Valentine for 2013 was drawn by 2012 Miss Valentine Kiersten Gagnon. Miss Valentine for 2013 is Cadence Shepherd, daughter of Cyrus Arrowwood and Rachel Shepherd. Cadence is a first-grader at Triton Elementary; her teacher is Miss Wise. Miss Valentine will be in the Triton Community Summerfest and Blueberry Festival parades.
BOURBON — What does it take for a student to graduate from college while still in high school? In the first place, we are talking about a two-year associate degree or completion of a two-year technical certification, not a four-year degree. Even so, receiving a college degree and a high school diploma at the same time has been practically unheard of until now. With the cost of higher education and the tight job market, such an option for high school graduates is becoming more and more appealing. Such a dually-graduating student would:
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MARSHALL COUNTY — Dual Credit is a generic name for another program which strives to bring college to students while they are still in high school. The first such program is Advanced Placement (see Page 1). For most public high school students, Dual Credit may be the preferred avenue. For private high schools such as Culver Academies, the AP program may be better.
MARSHALL COUNTY — A cautionary historical tale: Susan makes her way through high school taking required courses for graduation, but not really thinking about her future. Upon graduation, not being motivated to go to college, she searches for a job requiring only a high school diploma. After successfully working for two years, she realizes she wants something more, and enrolls in a nearby college. To her dismay, she discovers that her dimly-remembered high school experience and her new college atmosphere are worlds apart. She experiences the feeling of starting all over again in college.
BOURBON — Move over famous artists. Triton Jr.-Sr. High School artists are taking over the spotlight. Diana Westphal, the school's art teacher, has teamed up with Artsonia, www.artsonia.com — the world's largest online kid's art museum — to display the students' artwork. Anyone can view the school gallery online at: www.artsonia.com/schools/Triton6. Visitors can browse the artwork in the school gallery by grade level, or by specific exhibits. Triton Jr.-Sr. High School students join thousands of students from more than 130 countries whose artwork is showcased on Artsonia.
BOURBON — A spate of back-to-back meetings got the Triton School Board off to a good start for the new year last Monday night. First up was an executive session during which the sale or lease of the old gym and ball diamond was discussed. The matter was not addressed during the public meeting. Then, the board met as the Board of Finance and elected its new officers: Amy Middaugh, president, and Terri Barnhart, secretary. In a review of the three major fund investments, the need to have leftover money to start up the Rainy Day fund again was reiterated.


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A vision undimmedNew site's limitations don't faze expanding churchLong gone are the bowling alley, the arcade and the concessions, but as Herb Stange stands in a barren building that has been vacant for more than a year, he envisions a throng of people.
In an era where it seems as if births, deaths and marriages are the only things getting young people to church, longtime church member Stange sees promise rather than the empty pews and largely elderly membership rolls that some churches in Hutchinson are facing. Ten years ago, a youthful, energetic minister came to town and began to revitalize his little church that was drawing 120 people on a good Sunday morning. A decade later, the church known as CrossPoint Church is bursting from the seams - enough so that it needs a new home. Maybe it's the sermon. Maybe it's the relaxed atmosphere that includes jeans and a cup of coffee during a contemporary worship service. Maybe they just found the right place to grow in their faith. Whatever the reason, CrossPoint has grown from the 120 when Senior Pastor Andy Addis arrived in 2002 to more than 1,300 walking through the doors for a weekend service. Meanwhile, another thousand or so are watching from nine satellite locations spread out across central and western Kansas. It's a scene that makes Stange, 78, the founder of Hutchinson's Stange Plumbing and Design, smile as he stands in the old bowling alley on 30th Avenue, which soon will transform from an empty gutted-out structure to a 34,000-square-foot church. "The part I like is it is appealing to younger people," Stange said. "I'm thrilled to see more young people, people's lives being changed." Growth Since 2002, CrossPoint has grown by an average 10 to 20 percent a year, said Addis. A few years after Addis' arrival, congregation members opened the Venue at 302 E. 30th Ave. as a satellite location with a Saturday night worship service as a way to help with the expanded growth. Growth hasn't slowed much since then, and today CrossPoint has six services at two Hutchinson locations, as well as the nine satellite locations from Ulysses to Concordia that tune in to Addis' services at different times each Sunday. And growth continues, said Executive Pastor Rod Sims. On any given Sunday, at least 20 new people sign the attendance books at CrossPoint Church. However, there are probably a few dozen more who don't leave their names. While the congregation welcomed the new faces, the packed parking lots and full sanctuary began to create their own issues. "We would see cars drive in and drive out," Addis said, noting that those people never came through the doors because they couldn't find a place to park. "Our goal is to have a seat for anyone who wants one," he said. "It's frustrating." For the past few years, church members have been looking for a new home, said building committee member Kelly McMurphy. The goal was to use an existing, available building. They eyed the Osco Drug building and, three different times, the mall, said McMurphy, whose architectural firm, Landmark Architects, designed the plans. Yet it seemed that God closed all the doors they tried to open, he said. "We were supposed to be somewhere else," he said. A new home With Hutchinson's bowling alley on the market, Inman contractor Max Fuqua was working with a group of people who wanted to buy the business and renovate it as a bowling alley. However, the costs to maintain the aging facility, which needed extensive work, as well as the revenue needed to operate it, weren't feasible for the investors. With the bowling alley slated to close anyway and Fuqua knowing CrossPoint members were looking for a new home, he made a phone call. The building met the needs of the growing church, McMurphy said. The church purchased the bowling alley in November 2011. The work to renovate the structure, however, hasn't been easy. As congregation members began to demolish the bowling alley's insides, they found significant issues. "The value of the existing property was not near what we thought it was," Addis said. "There were some things that we were sure were usable that weren't." For instance, the entire roof will need to be removed, said building committee member King. Steel supports also were damaged. The snowstorm that buckled Central Christian School's roof in 2009 had also, most likely, done damage to the bowling alley, King said. It means a more costly project than expected, Addis said, but he noted that the congregation is forward-thinking. Addis took a new design and plans to the congregation, which were approved Sunday. "We were joking about it as much as you can joke," he said. "Here is the worst-possible-case scenario, and for us, every single worst-case scenario is what has happened. But we are still enduring through it, and our folks have a great spirit. "Our congregation has been positive." The renovated building will be divided into three sections - a worship center, a narthex area and a secure children's education wing. Addis noted that while the new facility will be nice, it won't be lavish. "We are intentionally leaving many aspects bare bones because we value using resources for people far more than facilities. We want our facility to be a blessing to the community and to reflect positive growth and change on the end of 30th Street, but stay in character with the heart of CrossPoint." Fuqua estimates construction to be complete by May 2014, although Addis and his building committee members are hopeful to be in their new church for Easter services that April. The plan, at that time, is to merge the services at the former Westbrook church and the Venue into one location with three services, Addis said. Outreach Stange said he could never have imagined how the little church he helped plant as a member of First Southern Baptist would transform. "We've come a long way since 1970, when we met in the pastor's house," he said. The church began to grow, with members building the structure at North Hendricks Street. Extensive growth has occurred in the past decade. Addis said there is plenty of opportunity to grow in the new church, especially as the church focuses on its mission to reach an untapped age demographic - those age 18 to 35 - as well as rural Kansas. According to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, Americans age 18 to 29 are considerably less religious than older Americans. About 18 percent of those under 30 attend weekly or near weekly church services, compared to 26 percent of baby boomers in the late 1970s. Meanwhile, 41 percent of adults age 30 and over, including more than half of people 65 and older, attend church regularly. While this is the case across America, Addis estimates the average age of CrossPoint's membership at 35 to 40. Growth has occurred for a variety of reasons, Addis suspects. "It's hard to say it is one thing for sure," he said. "Does dressing down bring in a segment of the population? Absolutely. Does a cafe atmosphere draw others? For sure. Does a contemporary worship style connect with still others? Yes. "But there is no right way to do a church when it comes to style. The reason there are so many styles is there are so many different kinds of people with which God is wanting to connect. There are some simplistic stylistic things to get people in the door, but there's only one thing that causes people to remain." People stay because they see spiritual growth in their own lives, he said. Growth didn't come without a few difficulties, Addis said. "It was difficult moving from a neighborhood church where everyone knew everyone else to a two-campus model in the same city with six services," he said. "Throw on top of that multi-site campuses around the state and the feel of that neighborhood church has realy changed. 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7:45 a.m. – Someone notified police that a man was video-taping cars as they let students off on Tamarack Drive near the access road connecting Tamarack to East Greenwich High School. Police met with the man, who lives on Tamarack Drive. He told police he was taping the cars – not the students – because of traffic concerns in the area, in particular, middle school students who have to walk through the traffic en route to the bus stop in the morning. The man said he counted 110 cars dropping off students this morning.
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5:03 p.m. – An East Greenwich resident reported having been threatened while pulling out of a parking space at the CVS on South County Trail. She told police a man driving a blue car pulled up behind her as she was attempting to back up and told her she needed to learn how to drive, adding some expletives. She said he then threatened to kill her and her children, who were sitting in the back seat. When he walked into the pharmacy, she took a photo of his car, drove home and contacted police. She said she did not want to pursue charges but wanted police informed. Police checks turned up the owner of the car as a man from Voluntown, Conn.
7:10 p.m. – A supervisor at CVS reported a woman stole four boxes of baby formula from the store. She said the woman had appeared nervous when returning a prepaid cell phone prompting the supervisor to review surveillance video. The video showed the same woman entering the store, putting two boxes of baby formula into a large bag, leaving with the merchandise without paying for it, dropping it in her car, then returning to repeat the theft. Because the woman returned the phone, however, the store had her driver's license information, which they turned over to police. The woman was identified as living in Providence.
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10 a.m. – An East Greenwich woman reported attempted internet fraud. She said she does sales and was contacted by a new client who ordered $612 worth of merchandise but then sent a check for $2,159.99. The client apologized and said she was deaf and so was unable to communicate by phone and asked the woman to send the difference to a relative in Georgia. The woman instead called the bank the check was drawn on and learned it was fraudulent. While the woman was not out any money, she wanted the incident documented.
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January 16, 2013 at 12:32 PM
In this day & time, I'm sorry to hear one would press charges against someone taking baby formula.
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Stealing is not the answer, no matter what the reason! There are plenty of social service agencies and organizations out there to help those in need. So instead of being maybe a bit "embarrassed " to ask for help, she now has a police record. Great role model for that baby!
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They are not stealing to feed their kid. They are stealing to to sell the items at a flea market. Go to a flea market and look at all the cosmetics, tooth whiteners and items that are shoplifted from stores such as CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid !!!
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JONES, Orpha V., 93, of New Martinsville, WV, formerly of Weirton, passed away Sunday, July 8, 2012.
Born April 26, 1919, in Paden City, WV, she was a daughter of the late Leonard Stuart and Nellie Hammon Bolen. She was also preceded in death by her daughter Barbara K. Gibson, brothers John, Ross, Horace and Ralph E. Bolen, sisters Louisa LaBaire and Leona G. Bolen and three grandchildren.
In 1984, Mrs. Jones retired from the former M&M Bank where she worked as a teller. She was a member of the Weirton Heights Church of Christ.
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Orpha is survived by her sons Leonard C. Jones and his wife Gloria of Steubenville, OH and Ralph E. Jones and his wife Antoinette of Weirton; sister Martha Leasure and her husband Earl of Paden City, WV; eight grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Visitation will be held Wednesday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Greco-Hertnick Funeral Home, 3219 Main Street, Weirton, WV where funeral services will be celebrated 11 a.m. Thursday. Minister Tom Derby will officiate. Graveside services will follow at 2 p.m. in Paden City Memorial Gardens, Paden City, WV.
Memorial contributions may be made to Weirton Heights Church of Christ, Building Fund, 3169 Pennsylvania Avenue, Weirton, WV 26062.
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Sarah Siskind and Travis Book to play at KAFM Radio Room
May 12 at 8pm
The KAFM Radio Room presents Sarah Siskind and Travis Book at 8pm on May 12. Sarah Siskind is seen as one of today's most eclectic songwriters with songs covered by Alison Krauss, Randy Travis, Bon Iver, the Infamous Stringdusters, April Verch and more. Krauss released both Siskind songs as singles, and in 2008, her rendition of "Simple Love" was nominated for a Grammy.
In 2009, Sarah stepped into the artist spotlight with her own album "Say it Louder" (Red Request Records/Thirty Tigers). Although she has been making records since the tender age of 14, (including the 2002 release "Covered" which featured world-renowned guitarist Bill Frisell), "Say it Louder" is making the biggest splash among fans and critics alike. Bonnie Raitt calls it "a masterpiece" while "Big Al" Anderson (NRBQ) calls it "one of the best records ever made." Bon Iver, the indie-rock sensation who has been covering Siskind's material live, states "Sarah's music changed my life." Bob Boilen of NPR was so crazy about "Say it Louder" that he featured it on NPR's "All Songs Considered", his exclusive video-cast "Tiny Desk Concert" series, and in June, the title track "Say it Louder" was named NPR's Song of the Day. A fourth NPR showcase was featured in the fall of 2009 when Sarah was interviewed and performed live on World Cafe Live with David Dye.
In October of 2009, "Say it Louder" was named Americana Album of the Year in the Nashville Music Awards, where the other nominees were Buddy and Julie Miller, Justin Townes Earle, Chuck Mead and Todd Snider. Armed with a striking vocal sound of her own and sharp musicianship, the respect Sarah has garnered as a songwriter and an artist in Nashville has quickly spread across the country and beyond.
"Bonnie Raitt lists Sarah among her new favorite artits and calls SAY IT LOUDER "a masterpiece!""
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"This woman is huge; she's a superstar."
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Don't miss Sarah Siskind with Travis Book of the Stringdusters on May 12 at 8pm. Tickets are just $15.
Radio Room concert series are held in the KAFM Radio Room, located at 1310 Ute. The Radio Room is a live music venue in an intimate environment, with only 75 seats and great acoustics. KAFM Community Radio is a public access radio station serving Mesa County in Western Colorado. KAFM has been on-air since 1999 and is programmed by a passionate staff of over 130 volunteers. Besides providing great concert venues for the Grand Valley, The Radio Room also hosts Lifelong learning events featuring programs presented by people making a difference both locally and from afar.
Beyond Radio Programs at the Radio Room
The Gallery at the Radio Room, is another on-going program of the Beyond Radio series sponsored by KAFM and supports local and regional artists. The Gallery, located at 1310 Ute Avenue, is open Monday through Friday from 11 am to 1 pm and at all events at the Radio Room. The Gallery is also open by appointment. Call 241-8801 to arrange an appointment. A portion of all gallery sales goes to benefit KAFM Community Radio.
Reel Time @ the Radio Room KAFM now proudly offers alternative and independent films that are not available at any other venue. There are increasingly a large number of movies and documentaries that do not have mainstream or art house distribution and are not commercially viable for most theatres, but have considerable artistic merit. Reel Time @ the Radio Room will feature just such a film on the third Thursday of every month at 7pm.
Lifelong Learning Series presents topics and speakers from around the world and around the community. Listeners and supporters will find this series unlike anything else they have ever been exposed to.
It's knowledge for knowledge sake... and its fun! The Beyond Radio Series intends to explore all the things that make life in the 21st century interesting... and they do it with the people who have firsthand experience. Essentially, this is about storytelling from those who can share their unique experiences and perspectives.
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Future of the HSBC Tower
BUFFALO (WKBW) From nearly filled to almost vacant, the HSBC tower is soon-to-be nearly empty. So the city brought together a panel of experts to make recommendations on its future. Recommendations that could require millions from the public.
"What we're suggesting is that you use the HSBC departure to capitalize on revitalization," Charles Long, chairman of the Urban Land Institute Panel said.
But that revitalization won't be easy. A tough real estate market in Western New York when it comes to office space, apartments, condos, and hotels makes profiting off of a potential investment difficult, with early estimates showing a potential loss of millions of dollars in redevelopment cost.
"Our construction costs are very similar to what they are nationally, but we're not able to get the same types of rents that you get nationally, so somehow you have to address that gap," Stephen Fitzmaurice of Seneca One Realty said.
The panel's answer to that gap is a public-private partnership between city or state government and the building's owners to help cover initial building and development costs, through tax credits or taxpayer fueled direct investment.
"we're talking about tying the public investments to the community benefits that are created, and making an explicit evaluation as to whether those benefits are worth the public investment," Long said. "We're not talking about making a gift of public funds. We're not talking about throwing money down a rat hole. We're talking about specific investments in creating public benefit in association with the revitalization of this site."
"I think if we all work together around the recommendations that we're going to hear today, the outcome will be a good one. I certainly want you to know that the city is committed to that, the community is committed to this as well," Mayor Bryon Brown added.
The next step, according to the panel, will be for stake holders to deal with the building's owed mortgage payments, gain public funds, and then move forward with community supported development plans.
"If we play our cards right, this building could have an assessed value that far exceeds what it is right now," Fitzmaurice added.
HSBC is scheduled to move out of the tower by year's end. Redevelopment after that is still a long way away, according to members of the panel.


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Our room was an oceanfront in the new tower and the views were excellent. As was the terrific lanai.
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There is a timeless beauty to this oceanfront hotel. You feel like you'be stepped into an ageless taste of old Hawaii with all of desired modern day conveniences, the rooms in the Banyan wing are classic old Hawaii. And those in the tower wing are today. The staff are courteous and helpful, especially in the new platinum Concierge Lou ge which just opened. And this lounge is a perfect addition to the hotel. From our point of view, it was the Addition necessary to make the Moana the best. Kudos to the management and staff of tis lounge
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The Surfrider is exactly what's you think of when you think Hawaii- Beautiful beachfront resort!
I loved the wood floors, beautiful view of Diamondhead, and the total charm.
My only complaint would be the server staff was not the friendliest, but even that would not discourage me from returning very soon.
Rated 5 out of 5 by pennbee Great stay!
Pros - staff is top notch from top to bottom. Rooms are well appointed and clean. Realize you are paying for the ambiance and location (YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE BEACH) rather than a fancy / big room. I think this hotel has the best public spaces (lobby, beach bar, etc.) and best location (near the beach and top shopping).
Cons - the pool is a bit small and outdated. Hard to get a poolside seat once hotel is full.
The staff is the best from the valet to the general staff. Roxanne H. is a standout did a great job to make our stay awesome.
Rated 5 out of 5 by SPG1 Great stay!
Despite a number of non-positive comments and the somewhat average rating (3.8 / 5) on this website, I have nothing but good things to say about the hotel, all staff and platinum recognition. Our room was immaculate and the housekeeping excellent - as soon as we left each morning our room was quickly made up and refreshed whenever we called. All requests were quickly accommodated and the platinum continental breakfast was better than that of many other SPG properties. From lunchtime to late evening there was live entertainment in one or more venues of the hotel making for a very relaxing stay.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marwank Thank you Paul
Great hotel best location.
Service was excellent. From the moment we stepped in until the time we checked out, we felt welcomed and the service was warm and inviting. Special thanks to manager Paul Gausi for his excellent service
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mahina808 LOVE THIS HOTEL!
THANK YOU MOANA :) Your staff was FABULOUS! You folks took really good care of my family when we were checking in. Our room at the time wasn't quite ready yet, but the Guest Service Agent knew my 2- year old was tired and wanted to go straight to the room. (I forgot his name) was really quick in taking care of us and finding a room ready to get us on our way to rest. Our room was GORGEOUS with a breath taking Ocean View and newly renovated. Mahalo Nui for EXCELLENT SERVICE and stay :) Will come again soon..


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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
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Production (total coal, million tonnes, 2005) |
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Coal deposits are widely distributed and for many years the UK was one of the world's largest coal producers, and by far its largest exporter. Production rose to a peak of nearly 300 million tonnes/yr during World War I and thereafter did not fall below 200 million tonnes/yr until 1960. Output began a long-term decline in the mid-1960s, falling to less than 100 million tonnes/yr by 1990. Reflecting continued competition from natural gas and imported coal, UK coal production sank to just over 20 million tonnes in 2005, including coal/slurry recovered from non-mine sources such as dumps, ponds, rivers, etc.
The UK coal industry was privatised at the end of 1994, with the principal purchaser being RJB Mining (now UK Coal plc), which acquired 16 deep mines from British Coal. At 31 March 2006 there were 7 major deep mines, 5 smaller deep mines and 35 open-cast sites in production. Deep-mined coal output in 2005 was 9.56 million tonnes and open-cast sites produced 10.45 million tonnes - the first year that the output from UK deep mines had fallen below that of open-cast sites. Production from slurry etc. amounted to 0.49 million tonnes. There is now virtually no UK production of coking coal - output in 2005 was only 274 000 tonnes.
The decline of the British coal industry has been accompanied by a sharp decrease in economically recoverable reserves. The figure reported by the United Kingdom WEC Member Committee for the purpose of the present Survey is 155 million tonnes, reflecting the 2006 level (comprising 110 in deep mines and 45 in surface mines), quoted in Chapter 4 of The Energy Challenge: Energy Review Report 2006, published by the UK Department of Trade and Industry in July 2006. The DTI figures are described as 'estimates of deep and surface mine reserves identified in reviews commissioned by DTI in 1998-2004 adjusted to reflect subsequent mine closures and production and the uprating of newly proved reserves at ongoing mines'. The report goes on to say that 'in addition to this, there is thought to be in the order of 400 million tonnes of recoverable coal at other prospects, most of which would require either new mine developments or significant investment at existing or former mines'.
The coal resources of the UK are, of course, considerably larger than the comparatively modest levels of recoverable reserves quoted for existing deep mines and opencast sites. The Coal Authority, the body responsible for directing the British coal industry, has indicated that in 2005 coal resources at existing deep mines and existing, planned and known potential surface-mining sites were in the order of 900 million tonnes, with approximately one-third in deep mines and two-thirds at surface-mining sites. Additional recoverable tonnages considered to be potentially available from new or expanded deep-mining operations amounted to almost 1.4 billion tonnes.
The Government White Paper, Meeting the Energy Challenge (May 2007) states that, 'Making the best use of UK energy resources, including coal reserves, where it is economically viable and environmentally acceptable to do so contributes to our security of supply goals. The Government believes that these factors reflect a value in maintaining access to economically recoverable reserves of coal'.


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My question concerns pricing and I hope someone here will offer us the benefit of their experience. A friend is moving from avid autodidactic tinkerer to professional web app developer this week (knock wood). His first project is a calculator to help engineers compare energy and emissions savings of various motors, allowing the results to be emailed from the app or a chart to be generated.
My frustratingly fruitless research indicates that apps like that start at $20K. He's nervous about what to request for his first app and wants to open negotiations at $10K or less. Your thoughts? What do apps like this typically cost companies when outsourced? If it matters, my friend is in the UK.
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Update/Elaboration: The developer had a meeting today and the interested firm (which makes fan motors, is my understanding) wants to move forward and are assembling specs to that end. They actually wants to offer the app as a product/service for their clients, with future e-commerce integration. That strikes me as something more valuable (meaning priced higher) than an app just for their engineers to use in-house. Any further thoughts?


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The Columbia City Lady Eagles basketball team wrapped up the season with its annual banquet this week. Four players were awarded for helping lead their team to a 12-10 record. From left, senior Kayla Dunn (second-team All-NHC, most steals at 55, defensive award), senior Sierria Burlage (first-team All-NHC, best field goal percentage at 51, most rebounds at 153), senior Maddie Hinen (best free throw percentage at 84.8 and Lady Eagle Integrity Award), junior Sarah Opliger (most assists at 66). Post & Mail photo contributed
Sally (Gilbert) Gardner, 75, a native of Churubusco and more recently of Winona Lake, passed away unexpectedly at 4:05 p.m. Sunday, March 6, 2011, at Grace Village Assisted Living in Winona Lake. Born in Churubusco Aug. 10, 1935, she was a daughter of Jasper L. and Helen (Rowland) Gilbert. She was a widow of Leo Gardner. Survivors include three children, Charles J. Brown, James L. Brown and Charlene L. Samson; and two brothers, Gordon Gilbert and Rowland Gilbert. At the request of the family, there will be no services or calling hours.
Gertrude A. Vaughn, 96, peacefully went into the arms of her Lord, Saturday, March 5, 2011 at Towne House Health and Rehabilitation Home, Fort Wayne. Born in her family home near Arcola, she was a daughter of the late Herman and Mary (Bergman) Gerding and was the oldest member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, New Haven. She was baptized, confirmed, and married at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne before the family moved to New Haven. She married Marion E. Vaughn March 31, 1940 who preceded her in death in 1985.
C. Wayne Jenkins, 95, formerly of South Whitley, died at 9:32 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at Engelwood Health and Rehabilitation, Fort Wayne. He was born Sept. 3, 1915 in South Whitley, a son of Ralph and Hope (Keel) Jenkins. He spent his formative years in the Sidney area. He graduated from Sidney High School. On Feb. 15, 1936, he was united in marriage to Lucile G. Freed. They made their home in Silver Lake for five years and Wabash County for six years before moving to Cleveland Township in 1947. Mrs. Jenkins died Feb. 6, 2008.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Residents hoping to get handgun permits or renew expired documents will have to go online from now on. Gina Kessinger, administrative assistant at the Columbia City Police Department announced this week that the application process for gun permits is now required to be done via the Internet by state licensing officials. ŌĆ£We were one of the last counties to go,ŌĆØ said Kessinger, who reported that the firearms licensing branch of the Indiana State Police was responsible for requiring the changeover to a paperless process.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö The Whitley County Building and Planning Department can go ahead and hire a consultant for the design of its wind energy rules. The Whitley County Council, with a nod from Whitley County Board of Commissioners Chairman Tom Rethlake, agreed to take $4,400 from the commissionersŌĆÖ engineering and consulting budget to help pay for Ground Rules, Inc.ŌĆÖs fee for developing a wind energy ordinance. The fee for the study is $9,400, with the Whitley County Economic Development Corporation pitching in $5,000 of the fee.
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Created in 1992, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's School Partnership Program builds relationships with teachers, students, and administrators in Boston schools. This multi-visit program focuses on the processes of learning to look and making meaning from works of art—through professional development for teachers and regular, sequenced discussions about works of art for students, both in the Museum and in the classroom.
The Gardner Museum's approach to school programs is grounded in the philosophy of working with a small number of schools to build deep working relationships through numerous interactions with Gardner educators both in the museum and the schools.
School Partners for 2013-14:
- Boston Latin School
- Maurice J. Tobin K-8 School
- Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers
- Mother Caroline Academy
- Boston College High School
Educational Approach
The School Partnership uses a discussion-based pedagogy called Visual Thinking Strategies or VTS, which uses three questions to prompt students to make observations and provide evidence for their ideas:
What's going on in this picture? What do you see that makes you say that? What more can we find?
Rather than impart large amounts of information to the students, VTS is used to help the students explore works of art in a way that allows them to connect with their previous experiences and knowledge—in other words, students make meaning on their own terms.
Through these open-ended discussions, students develop visual literacy, flexible, rigorous thinking skills, and strengthen their language and listening skills. In addition, VTS nurtures problem-solving abilities, and builds confidence and willingness to participate in group thinking processes. These skills and abilities are essential in most contexts, both in school and out.
The Gardner Museum's School Partnership Program asks classroom teachers to facilitate 10 VTS lessons (30-45 minutes each, depending on age level) in an academic year, and in grades 3-12 classes also visit the Gardner Museum multiple times each year. For most classes, each museum visit is 2.5 hours and includes an art-making project in our Education Studio or Greenhouse Classroom, and group VTS discussions are complemented by small-group work, writing, and sketching activities. Partnering teachers receive intensive, ongoing professional development and support, helping the VTS teaching method become part of the school's culture.
Connecting with Families
The work that students create through the School Partnership Program completed either during their visits to the Gardner Museum or at school, is highlighted on the Museum's art wall. This rotating exhibition space displays student artwork, and allows families the opportunity to view what their children have created in response to the Museum's collections. Some partner schools help to organize a "family night" celebration at the Museum. Students, teachers, and their families also enjoy free family admission to the museum throughout the year with the use of their School Partnership buttons.
What is the Measured Effect of This Program?
From 2003-2006, the Gardner Museum's major research study, Thinking Through Art, measured the effect of it multiple-visit program on the development of 3rd-5th grade students' critical thinking skills. The study demonstrated that students who participated in regular VTS discussions with works of art made twice as many observations and interpretations, and provided evidenced for their ideas nearly twice as often as their peers in non-participating schools.
In the 2008-09 academic year, the Museum conducted a research study funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) which documented the effect our multiple-visit program had on the development of 8th grade students' and teachers' aesthetic development and critical thinking skills. In this study, students who participated in regular VTS discussions with works of art demonstrated three times as many supported observations and speculations in oral interviews and nearly twice as many of those critical thinking skills in writing as compared to their peers not participating in the program.
Learn more about these and other research projects.
"I believe that the VTS model is one of the most powerful models for really engaging young people, changing our perceptions about who can learn and who cannot, and also really building a foundation where teachers work in a very real sense." –Dr. Carol Johnson, Superintendent of Boston Public Schools
Teaching Intern Program
The School Partnership Program Teaching Internship provides graduate students with opportunities to learn about and gain practical experience in art museum education through intensive teaching and research with urban schools. Teaching Interns are trained to lead group discussions using the VTS method both in the Museum galleries and in partner school classrooms at least two mornings every week and explore relevant learning theories and research with School Partnership staff. An unpaid internship, students frequently secure course credit for their internship time.
Primary responsibilities include:
- Participate in VTS training, on-site observation, readings, discussion of theory and practice, evaluation, and independent research that relates to the museum's collection
- Lead group discussions with Pre K-grade 12 groups using the VTS method
- Work closely with the Director of School and Teacher Learning and the School Partnership Educator to assist in preparation, implementation and evaluation of Partnership school programming
- Develop a research project that documents his/her experiences in the internship, and/or write a final paper to complete requirements for course credit through the cooperating educational institution.
Applications are sought annually in the spring for the following academic year. Please check the Employment page for postings. For further information about the Teaching Internship, please contact Director of School and Teacher Programs, Michelle Grohe, at mgroheisgm.org.


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In 2005, when YouTube was launched, Jack Rebney became one of the first online superstars, with an almost cult-like following.
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Possibly because his Chaos guild is friendly and open and draws in new members the way black holes pull in, well... everything.
His scenario is slightly different to my experience as he is starting the game bloated.In fact, the last game I played, I was one one the planet's gravitational pull. Both ChaosA AND ChaosB bloated with woom for ChaosC to join the game late.
As is proper with the name, Chaos has a core team, but much like Schadenfruede, pulls in team members from other teams for non-guild games so the roster of Chaos members is, well... somewhat chaotic.
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead This year marks the beginning of the Centennial celebration of O. C.
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Each year, the Orange County Sheriff's Explorer Post attends the Law Enforcement Explorer Tactical Competition in Chandler, Arizona. In January 2004, the Sheriff's Explorers competed against over 600 explorers from explorer posts across the nation. This year, the post placed in the following team events:
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