| OSHA looking into fall
NATCHEZ — The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has launched an investigation in response to Chris Skinner's death at the Hampton Inn & Suites on Monday. OSHA's assistant area director for the Jackson office, Jesse Baynes, said OSHA is taking the matter very seriously. Baynes said his office became aware of Skinner's death on Tuesday, and immediately started their investigation. Monday Skinner fell to his death while loading furniture into a third-story window. On Wednesday, Baynes said, an OSHA inspector was sent to the construction site at the Hampton Inn. Baynes said OSHA's inspector will be giving the construction site a very through investigation and will be looking for any hazards or workplace violations.
TEAM REPORTS (CONCORD, NC.) - RED BULL ANNOUNCES NEW GENERAL MANAGER
With a long-standing history of industry success, Frye completes Red Bull Racing Team's search for a GM, since the position was vacated in June 2007. Guenther Steiner, who joined the team in 2006 with extensive Formula One technical expertise, will continue to work as Technical Director and focus fully on delivering advanced engineering performance and technology. Red Bull Racing Team's focus on superior and precision engineering paired with Jay Frye's industry expertise is certain to lead to consistent and successful results in 2008. .
Matthews says Bush administration has "finally been caught in their ...
I realize we are poor, but the common man was a little more sophisticated than you give him credit to be. I suspect that many of them went along with the propaganda because if they didn't they might, you know, be sent away to re-education camps or be put in psychiatric hospitals and things like that. And trust me, there is nothing worse than a psychiatrist giving you an economic psychoanalysis of the virtues and benevolence of socialism and the greediness of unrestrained capitalism.But, let me take the opportunity to personally thank you and all liberals everywhere for the creation of our constitution, the eradication of the gilded age, and the invention of the internet. October 7, 11:44 PM .
Tomato Disease In Mexico Caused By New Virus
Maris, R.A.A. van der Vlugt, Tomato marchitez virus, a new plant picorna-like virus from tomato related to tomato torrado virus. Archives of Virology, published online 29 October 2007. Adapted from materials provided by Wageningen University and Research Centre. .
CEL-SCI Corporation Announces Adoption of Shareholder Rights Plan
VIENNA, Va., Nov. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CEL-SCI Corporation (Amex: CVM - News) announced today that its Board of Directors has approved a Stockholder Rights Plan designed to ensure that all of its stockholders receive fair and equal treatment in the event of any proposal to acquire control of CEL-SCI. .
For Iowa, it's good to lead the nation
Four years later, the Iowa Republican Party moved its caucuses to January, as well.The Iowa caucuses rarely pick the eventual national winners. But since Jimmy Carter's second-place finish in Iowa and eventual victory as president in 1976, the caucuses have become a platform for lesser-known candidates to garner attention. To a degree, the amount depends largely on the nature of the election.In 1992, Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, decided to seek his party's presidential nomination. Other candidates from Harkin's party conceded Iowa to Harkin and campaigned little in the Hawkeye State prior to the caucuses. On the Republican side, President George H. W. Bush was virtually unopposed. As a result, the national media largely ignored the process.This year's caucuses fall at the opposite end of the spectrum.
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