Michelle “Micky” Ostler (Swanson), age 53, passed away peacefully on July 25th, 2020. Ten years to the day from the passing of her beloved “Pops,” aka Swede Swanson. She was born on October 5th, 1966 to Jo & Swede Swanson and was the youngest of three children. Micky graduated from Davis High School in 1985. She had various jobs in hotel mgmt., banking and waitressing. Her most recent position was as a payroll clerk with Congdon Orchards. Micky married John Ostler on October 1st, 1994. Micky and John were blessed with the birth of their beautiful daughter, Joely Jayden Nicole Ostler, on August

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Survey: Security Leaders Expect Physical Threats to Businesses to Increase As COVID-19 vaccinations continue, companies embrace hybrid work, employees return to the office and the U.S. opens up, violence and physical threats to businesses are occurring at an unsettling, record-high pace. These are some of the findings unveiled today in the 2021 Mid-Year Outlook State of Protective Intelligence Report — The Escalating Physical Threat Landscape: A Clarion Call for Corporate Protective Intelligence, a new study commissioned by the Ontic Center for Protective Intelligence. The study showcases

Traffic is being re-routed after multiple-vehicle wreck on US 59 between Lufkin, Diboll U.S. 59 is down to one southbound lane after multiple-vehicle wreck between Lufkin and Diboll. (Source: TxDOT)(TxDOT) ANGELINA COUNTY, Texas (News Release) - There is a major accident - multiple vehicles and serious injuries reported - between Lufkin and Diboll on U.S. 59. near Angelina County Airport. Angelina County Sheriff’s Office and the Texas Department of Public Safety are requesting assistance from Lufkin Police Department for traffic control. The Texas Department of Transportation has also been

Personalization memory may account for 70 percent of the chip’s transistors, and the programmed circuit configuration may waste (leave unused) most of the transistors in a logic element. A logic element configured as a simple AND gate, for instance, wastes almost all of its transistors. Indeed, in every configuration of a logic element, some of the transistors are unused. And long wires and transistor connections at wire intersections in the PLD slow circuit operation. The bottom line is that, for complex functions, current PLDs are big, slow, power hungry, and expensive, and they come with high

Some water users, however, accuse the state of taking a heavy-handed and overly expensive approach that will force landowners to install devices in areas that don’t need them. The move comes as Western states struggle to manage water resources amid an historic drought, climate change, and a growing supply-and-demand imbalance. In some watersheds, government officials don’t know how much agricultural users—thought to be responsible for upwards of 90% of water consumption—are using. “You can’t administer water rights if you don’t know how much water people are taking,” said Kevin Rein, Colorado

The formulation of the law aimed at ensuring road safety, averting accidents and restoring discipline to the roads. The RTA is a big breakthrough in extending the legislative landscape on road safety, replacing the Motor Vehicles Ordinance, 1983. But it is frustrating as the law is yet to commence in full even after elapse of over two and half years. The government is in a dilemma over balancing the interests of passengers and that of vehicle owners with their workers. The government is apparently more submissive to transport owners and workers than those who use such vehicles and are victim

ICAEW’s response highlights five steps it believes should be the focus for reform: 1) Set up ARGA quickly and focus its remit on improvement “Throughout its work, ARGA should emphasise its role as an improvement regulator,” says Iain Wright, ICAEW’s Managing Director, Reputation and Influence. ARGA should follow the BEIS Regulators’ Code in supporting those it regulates to work to improve quality and build capacity while remaining compliant. 2) Make directors more accountable for internal controls The government should bring into force a more robust UK regime for accountability over internal control,