UNH receives first-ever national certification mark in forest industry
Portsmouth Herald
DURHAM The University of New Hampshire has been issued a registered certification mark from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to label white oak sourced in New England and market certified New England white oak barrels to beverage producers. This certification mark is the first of its kind for the industry in the United States.
The effort is led by Andy Fast, UNH Extension forest industry specialist, with help from Cheryl Parker, manager of the UNH Brewing Science Laboratory. For several years, Fast has been studying the suitability of white oak grown in New England for use in cask production for the beverage industry.
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TWO women teamed up and dished out “thuggish” violence to a victim who was punched and kicked in a busy Whitehaven street. Becky Watson, 32, and Cheryl Anne Parker, 40, were caught in the act as CCTV captured their broad daylight offending in front of stunned King Street shoppers at 2.40pm on January 27 last year. Both women recalled Angel Paris Jordan yelling verbal abuse and throwing a bottle while Parker asked four times for the pair to be left alone. But Watson and Parker then lost their temper, Carlisle Crown Court heard. “As Miss Jordan starts to walk away from the two defendants, Becky Watson takes hold of her by the arm and then starts to punch her head from behind,” said Holly Nelson, prosecuting.
Sentence: The defendants will be sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court on Febuary 26 A JUDGE has warned two west Cumbrian women that they face possible jail sentences after they admitted to a serious assault. Becky Watson, 32, and Cheryl Parker, 39, pleaded guilty at Carlisle Crown Court to an assault causing actual bodily harm on Angel Paris Jordan. It happened in Whitehaven on January 27 last year. Both Watson, of New Street, Whitehaven, and Parker, of Seven Acres, Parton, dispute the prosecution version of the attack, which involves a claim that the women turned violent after a bottle was thrown at them. Prosecutor David Traynor told the court there was evidence that the victim was kicked as she lay on the ground.