I was planning to wait until the issue was actually in print, or at least until all the articles were available in preprint, but there is already some buzz starting so here it is. The upcoming issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach, of which I was editor, is a special issue dedicated to eye evolution. The table of contents:

Evolution: Education and Outreach
Volume 1 Issue 4
The evolution of eyes
Edited by T. Ryan Gregory

Editorial

LONDON, October 22 /PRNewswire/ -- BP Castrol tanker drivers, working for Wincanton, are poised to take industrial action from midnight tonight, Wednesday, October 22nd until midnight on Thursday, October 23rd. The stoppage will bring the distribution of famous brands such as GTX and Magnatec to a halt nationwide.

The 46 drivers, all members of Unite, are based at two sites in Ellesmere Port and Hyde, supplying oil to eight locations across the UK. The workers, who deliver to shipping, power stations, garages, bus and train depots, voted by an overwhelming majority to take action following the dismissal of a colleague for alleged use of a hand held mobile phone while driving a forty-tonne articulated vehicle.

SAN JOSE, California, October 22 /PRNewswire/ --

- Vital Security Appliances got High Ratings From IT PRO UK, Network Computing and SC Magazine

Finjan Inc., a leading provider of secure web gateway solutions for the enterprise market, today announced that its three product lines, the Vital Security NG-5000, NG6000 and NG8000 series, received excellent reviews and high accolades by three leading industry magazines: IT PRO UK, Network Computing and SC Magazine.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080618/309345 )

MONTREAL, October 22 /PRNewswire/ --

Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions for the harmaceutical industry announced today that 15 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies have selected Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual and artwork errors from occurring in their packaging process. The integration of automated proofreading technology has resulted in a reduction of quality issues and costs, along with speeding up product launches.

EAST WINDSOR, New Jersey, October 22 /PRNewswire/ --

- Stevie Award Winners to Be Announced in New York on November 14

Commonwealth Business Media's Renee Jacobs and Kathy Keeney were named as Finalists in the Best Executive - Service Businesses - up to 2,500 Employees category in The 5th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business.

The Stevie Awards for Women in Business honor women executives, entrepreneurs, and the companies they run -- worldwide. The Stevie Awards have been hailed as the world's premier business awards.

LONDON, October 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The MS Society has cautiously welcomed today's proposals from the Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI) to scrap the current care rationing system used by local authorities.

The charity, which represents the at least 85,000 people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), has said that the Government must now act on expert proposals to address the crisis in social care where people in need of care are slipping through the net.

In its report on reforming the Fair Access to Care Services system, the social care regulator calls for an end to the postcode lottery in access to council-funded care services.

MUMBAI, India, October 22 /PRNewswire/ --

- Genworth Records Management Online Course Developed by Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) has Been Selected for a Bronze Brandon Hall Learning Award

The Records Management online course developed by Tata Interactive Systems (http://www.tatainteractive.com), a leader in innovative learning, for Genworth Financial has won a coveted Bronze Brandon Hall Excellence in E-learning Award in the Custom Content category.

LONDON, October 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Diabetic Hypoglycaemia (http://www.hypodiab.com), the influential online diabetes journal published by ESP Bioscience, leads its new issue with a topical editorial, authored by Professor Simon Heller, one of the ADVANCE investigators, and Dr Rory McCrimmon. The impact of intensive lowering of blood glucose levels on cardiac mortality was studied in the ACCORD and ADVANCE trials, and the outcomes of these trials suggested very different conclusions. Results from the ACCORD trial certainly suggest that aggressive lowering of blood glucose using multiple therapies to target an HbA1c of 6% or below is unsafe in some patients with type 2 diabetes; the trial was terminated due to an unexpected increase in the number of sudden cardiac deaths.