Jeff Martin Auctioneers to Manage Sale of Sabine Mining Company Assets for North American Coal

BROOKLYN, MS / ACCESSWIRE / April 25, 2024 / Jeff Martin Auctioneers, in collaboration with North American Coal, will manage the asset liquidation of The Sabine Mining Company, a lignite mine in Hallsville, Texas. This project begins with the sale of the "Yellow Rose of Texas", a Marion 8200 Dragline, along with two Easi-Miner 1224 Continuous Surface Miners, D9T, Pumps, and various other mining-related assets. This liquidation marks the start of a long-term partnership aimed at delivering outstanding value and opportunities to the international mining industry.

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The "Yellow Rose" of Texas, Marion 8200 Draglin
A Marion 8200 Dragline being sold by Jeff Martin Auctioneers and The Sabine Mining Company

These assets will be featured on a "Buy Now" option, which is available on the dedicated mining equipment page on Jeff Martin Auctioneers’ website. In addition, Jeff Martin Auctioneers has released a special video that details the history and features of the Marion 8200 Dragline, providing potential buyers with an in-depth look at a highly sought-after item. This initiative is part of the company’s commitment to enhancing buyer engagement and delivering comprehensive information about the high-value equipment available.

As an organization known for its integrity, professionalism, and dedication to client satisfaction, Jeff Martin Auctioneers invites interested parties to visit their website to view these assets. The experienced team at Jeff Martin Auctioneers is ready to assist with all aspects of the purchase process, from initial inquiry to final sale.

Jeff Martin, CEO of Jeff Martin Auctioneers, expressed pride in the partnership with North American Coal and Sabine Mine, stating, "We are proud to collaborate closely with North American Coal and Sabine Mine to bring these essential assets to the market. The sales of these assets will not only support the needs of the mining industry but will also provide a streamlined avenue for acquiring top-quality equipment for the mining industry."

For more detailed information about the available equipment, please visit www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com.

About Jeff Martin Auctioneers:

Jeff Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is a premier auction company specializing in heavy construction equipment, agricultural equipment, cranes, and transportation equipment. With a continually expanding network of locations across the United States, the company’s mission is to consistently provide guests with the best value-added service, maintaining the highest levels of honesty, integrity, and professionalism in the auction industry.

Media Contact:

Jennifer Martin
601.450.6200 | Jennifer@jeffmartinauctioneers.com

Contact Information

Jennifer Martin
Marketing Director
jennifer@jeffmartinauctioneers.com
844.450.6200

SOURCE: Jeff Martin Auctioneers, Inc

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Cambridge Isotope Laboratories (CIL) Shows Long-Term Commitment to Xenia, Ohio, Facility With New Land Purchase

TEWKSBURY, MA / ACCESSWIRE / April 25, 2024 / Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc. (CIL) has acquired an additional 14.8 acres of land at its Cambridge Isotope Separations (CIS) Xenia, Ohio location. Mike Steiger, Vice President of Engineering and Project Execution for CIL, stated that the new land purchase will ensure easier access to utilities for future expansion.

Cambridge Isotope Separations
Cambridge Isotope Separations

This newly acquired land is situated to the west of the 20 acres purchased in 2017, which is currently the site of the North Star expansion project. This recently completed project will greatly increase 13C production and is in the startup phase. North Star is the largest 13C separation facility ever built in the world and will significantly increase CIL’s capacity ensuring customer reliability for this stable isotope.

The land acquired provides the business flexibility to expand in the future as the demand continues to grow worldwide in all applications. "This investment shows CIL’s commitment to innovation and growth for our customers," said CEO Cliff Caldwell. "CIL works closely with our diverse and global customers to develop and commercialize exciting, high-value applications for isotopically labeled compounds. As these applications commercialize, our customers rely on CIL’s ability to scale our chemistry quickly and reliably. This land acquisition assures we have the space to continue meeting their expectations and enable these technology advancements."

The CIS facility has the world’s largest 13C separation facility, is one of the world’s largest 18O isotope-separation facilities and houses the largest commercial D2O re-enrichment columns in the world.

Stable isotopes, particularly deuterium, have seen an increase in commercial-scale applications in the last few decades. These applications include pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, flat panel displays, and other high-technology fields. CIL has a three-year supply contract with one Canadian source for D2O, as well as three other sources, and holds an average of an 18-24-month supply in four of CIL locations to ensure the most reliable supply.

About Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc.    

CIL is the world’s largest manufacturer and global supplier of stable isotopes and stable isotope-labeled compounds used in research, environmental, neonatal, pharmaceutical, medical diagnostic, OLED, and industrial markets. CIL subsidiary ABX in Dresden, Germany, is active in the development and commercialization of radio isotopic-labeled compounds for the diagnosis and treatment of cancers. CIL is an operating business owned by Otsuka Pharmaceutical. The CIL business consists of two facilities in the Boston, Massachusetts, area; a large isotope-enrichment production plant in Xenia, Ohio; CIL China; CIL Canada; ABX in Dresden, Germany; and Eurisotop in Saclay, France. For more information on CIL, visit isotope.com.

Contact Information

Crissy Krisko
crissyk@isotope.com
1.978.269.1930

SOURCE: Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc.

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Vietnam Academy of Blockchain, AI Innovation debuts


Hanoi: The Vietnam Academy of Blockchain and AI Innovation (ABAII) made its debut on April 24 at the annual forum on Blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI).

The ABAII aims to train and universalise Blockchain technology and AI for 1 million people.

In particular, about 100,000 students at 30 universities across the country will be equipped with the latest knowledge on this field through various activities such as workshops, training courses, programming competitions (hackathon), idea creation competitions (ideathon), and the 2024 university tour programme (Unitour 2024).

Dao Trung Thanh, ABAII deputy director, shared that the Unitour has been held at five universities in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang city over the past two months, bringing useful knowledge on the applications of blockchain and AI according to the needs and desires of each university with topics of interest such as digital economy and finance, banking data analysis, and career opportunities.

On this occasion, the academy also g
ave five universities with 50 scholarships each to promote the universalisation of Blockchain and AI among the Vietnamese technology students./.

Source: Vietnam News Agency

Vietnam Academy of Blockchain, AI Innovation debuts


Hanoi: The Vietnam Academy of Blockchain and AI Innovation (ABAII) made its debut on April 24 at the annual forum on Blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI).

The ABAII aims to train and universalise Blockchain technology and AI for 1 million people.

In particular, about 100,000 students at 30 universities across the country will be equipped with the latest knowledge on this field through various activities such as workshops, training courses, programming competitions (hackathon), idea creation competitions (ideathon), and the 2024 university tour programme (Unitour 2024).

Dao Trung Thanh, ABAII deputy director, shared that the Unitour has been held at five universities in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang city over the past two months, bringing useful knowledge on the applications of blockchain and AI according to the needs and desires of each university with topics of interest such as digital economy and finance, banking data analysis, and career opportunities.

On this occasion, the academy also g
ave five universities with 50 scholarships each to promote the universalisation of Blockchain and AI among the Vietnamese technology students./.

Source: Vietnam News Agency

DA-CAR implements digital aid assistance release program for farmers

BAGUIO CITY: Some 1,021 farmers from Apayao province received on Wednesday their Intervention Monitoring Card (IMC), which will be where future cash assistance will be sent, while farmers in Kalinga province will receive theirs on Friday.

Department of Agriculture-CAR assistant director for operations Danilo Daguio, in a phone interview on Thursday, said the region was selected as among the areas nationwide to pilot test the digital distribution of assistance, which also taps third party as source of the agricultural inputs such as seeds and fertilizers.

Last December, DA pilot-tested in Kalinga and Abra province the tapping of third party distributors of the agricultural inputs using stubs, which the farmers used to claim the assistance.

With the use of the IMC, the 1,021 farmer-beneficiaries from Apayao, who were listed in the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA), need to present to the accredited merchant the card whenever they receive any agri-related assistance.

‘Through digitaliz
ation, the complaint of inappropriate items or brands will be avoided as farmers are given the freedom to choose from those sold by the accredited merchant,’ he said.

The IMC digitalization program is an initiative of the DA central office that aims to make it easier for farmers to receive government assistance.

It is part of the nine-point agenda of the department on digital agriculture, which is science and information-driven to digitalize the process of aid distribution.

Daguio said the system also benefits the DA since ‘it saves the Department from doing the procurement process, cuts the cost of transporting the goods from the regional office to the destination province and also removes the expense on food and event organizing during the distribution.’

‘Both ways, to the government and the farmer-beneficiaries, the IMC is advantageous,’ he said.

Alfonso Artikulo, a farmer from Baluyan in the municipality of Flora, Apayao said in Ilocano: ‘I am thankful for the good programs of the DA. I have been rec
eiving assistance since 2018 and I, with the other farmers, are thankful.’

Source: Philippines News Agency

DA-CAR implements digital aid assistance release program for farmers

BAGUIO CITY: Some 1,021 farmers from Apayao province received on Wednesday their Intervention Monitoring Card (IMC), which will be where future cash assistance will be sent, while farmers in Kalinga province will receive theirs on Friday.

Department of Agriculture-CAR assistant director for operations Danilo Daguio, in a phone interview on Thursday, said the region was selected as among the areas nationwide to pilot test the digital distribution of assistance, which also taps third party as source of the agricultural inputs such as seeds and fertilizers.

Last December, DA pilot-tested in Kalinga and Abra province the tapping of third party distributors of the agricultural inputs using stubs, which the farmers used to claim the assistance.

With the use of the IMC, the 1,021 farmer-beneficiaries from Apayao, who were listed in the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA), need to present to the accredited merchant the card whenever they receive any agri-related assistance.

‘Through digitaliz
ation, the complaint of inappropriate items or brands will be avoided as farmers are given the freedom to choose from those sold by the accredited merchant,’ he said.

The IMC digitalization program is an initiative of the DA central office that aims to make it easier for farmers to receive government assistance.

It is part of the nine-point agenda of the department on digital agriculture, which is science and information-driven to digitalize the process of aid distribution.

Daguio said the system also benefits the DA since ‘it saves the Department from doing the procurement process, cuts the cost of transporting the goods from the regional office to the destination province and also removes the expense on food and event organizing during the distribution.’

‘Both ways, to the government and the farmer-beneficiaries, the IMC is advantageous,’ he said.

Alfonso Artikulo, a farmer from Baluyan in the municipality of Flora, Apayao said in Ilocano: ‘I am thankful for the good programs of the DA. I have been rec
eiving assistance since 2018 and I, with the other farmers, are thankful.’

Source: Philippines News Agency