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Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women, but many women don't realize they're at risk. Women's heart specialist Monika Sanghavi, M.D., wants to help her patients understand their risk so they can prevent it.
"Women should know that in addition to traditional cardiac risk factors, there are additional factors that increase a woman's risk for cardiovascular disease, including pregnancy complications, autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus erythematosus, and radiation therapy for breast cancer," she says. "I can help."
While Dr. Sanghavi focuses on cardiovascular disease prevention, as a clinical cardiologist at UT Southwestern Medical Center she also treats issues such as coronary artery disease, hypertension, and valve disorders.
Her areas of specialty include risk assessment and management for high-risk women and pregnancy and heart disease.
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Chris Ashton has admitted that he regrets creating such a high-profile start to his Test career, claiming he has only himself to blame for any stick he receives from rival supporters after losing his place in the England match-day squad for the RBS Six Nations Championship.
Ashton's blistering start to his England career yielded six tries in the 2011 Six Nations campaign and six more in the World Cup in New Zealand later that year. Yet he quickly became more famous for his controversial 'Ash Splash' swallow dive try-scoring celebration than his deeds on the pitch.
Three years on from scoring a brace of tries on his Six Nations debut against Wales in Cardiff, Ashton finds himself on the fringes of the squad preparing to face Warren Gatland's side at Twickenham on Sunday.
Having lost his place in the match-day squad to Jack Nowell and Jonny May, Ashton admits that sitting out his first Six Nations has been a painful experience. Yet he feels the lessons he is learning from his exclusion can prove beneficial to his career in the longer term.
"Of course I get stick, a lot of it," he said with a smile. "I think I put myself in that position a little bit. Not thinking or realising it - but after time and when you have dips or whatever, you think, 'I probably shouldn't have done that'.
"The players don't bother about it, fans don't really - it is just every now and again you get something. It is part of people paying the money and enjoying the game. They support who they support and that is fair enough. At times people try to use it against me but it doesn't really bother me."
Ashton's record against Wales in the Six Nation in many ways represents a microcosm of the England wing's fluctuating international career.
When he marked his debut in the Six Nations with a stunning brace of tries in a 26-19 victory at the Millennium Stadium in February 2011 as England recorded their first win in Cardiff since 2003, Ashton was simply irresistible.
His ability to trail the ball and smash through holes was regarded as a sensational breakthrough in England's previously limited attacking game. Yet by last year's return visit to the Millennium Stadium, Ashton's fortunes had changed utterly. His form was deserting him, the tries had dried up and questions were raised about his defence.
While he had remained ever-present in the side during Stuart Lancaster's tenure, there were already suggestions the coach was looking for alternatives before his side were overwhelmed 30-3 in a record defeat that gave Wales a second successive Six Nations title.
He held on to his place during the QBE International Series in November, largely thanks to an injury to Christian Wade, but was dropped from the squad for the first time under Lancaster for the Six Nations opener against France.
While the 26-year-old remains part of the training squad, May and Nowell are seizing their chances.
"When it goes well for so long and then for it to change around on me is difficult to take," he said. "You just have to get on with it and try to train as hard as you can and work on the bits that need to be worked on.
"It is not relief, because I would still be playing and if I was getting stick every day of the week, I wouldn't mind. It is different to be watching the games at home to say the least and not be involved. But I understand that this is a team - not just the team that takes the pitch - but a whole 30-odd players who are here. Even though we are not playing we have a role as well."
Ashton's response will have encouraged Lancaster. He has returned to Saracens to work on the areas he has to improve and hopes his club's involvement in the knockout stages of the Heineken Cup and likely Premiership play-offs will give him the platform to prove his form ahead of the tour of New Zealand.
He is not afraid to admit he has to change his game if he wants to add to his 37 caps that have included 18 tries, including his attacking game, defence and kick-contest.
"It is no good just being good at one thing and rubbish at the other. They [England] want the all-round package. Or have one X-factor and be solid at everything else."
What is clear though is that the tough times have not diminished his hunger and desire to succeed.
"That is something that is in me, even if it wasn't rugby. There are always things you want to win and even players who win those titles want to win them again so it never really changes and I don't think it will ever for me."
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Author Emily Jenkins seems equally at home in picture books and intermediate fiction (and even — shh! — in YA, under nom de plume E. Lockhart). Like several of Emily's previous books, her latest, Water in the Park: A Book About Water & the Times of the Day (illus. by Stephanie Graegin; Schwartz & Wade/Random; 4–7 years), offers an intimate glimpse of Emily's New York City haunts. Here readers visit a neighborhood park on a "very hot day," as babies, big kids, grown-ups, and animals all find relief from the heat in the park's sprinklers, pond, and puddles.
1. Water in the Park is all about observation. What's your favorite place to people- and animal-watch?
EJ: I live in Brooklyn and am fascinated by the huge variety of people in the city — people from all over the world — and by the texture and rhythms of the street life in my neighborhood. I wrote about it in Lemonade in Winter: A Book About Two Kids Counting Money (Schwartz & Wade/Random, 4–7 years) and the Invisible Inkling series (Balzer + Bray/HarperCollins, 5–8 years) as well as in Water in the Park. The feeling of the neighborhood is very fundamentally American in that it's the proverbial melting pot in action. People are mixed, racially and culturally and economically and spiritually, but we all go to the same park and the same corner shop, you know? It's thrilling.
My own stoop is my favorite place to people- and animal-watch. There's a woman who shelters all these rescue dogs down the block, and an aged greyhound with a perpetually bandaged hind leg. Also an enormous fluffy dog with a brown head that looks transplanted onto its white body. There's a veteran who sweeps his walk in a haze of illegal-smelling smoke, a noisy French-speaking family, and an old lady who puts her Agatha Christie novels out on the street for people to take when she's done with them.
2. How closely do you work with your illustrators? Did anything about Stephanie Graegin's pictures for Water in the Park surprise you?
EJ: Sometimes I get to see sketches and dummies before a project goes to final art, and sometimes I don't. As I've gotten to know certain illustrators, projects have come from a desire to work together. Small, Medium, Large: A Book About Relative Sizes (Star Bright, 3–5 years) was a book Tomek Bogacki and I put together ourselves. Paul O. Zelinsky and I are doing a Toys Go Out picture book that originated in some conversations we had while on tour.
With Stephanie Graegin, I didn't see the work until it was completely finished, but I was freaking ecstatic with everything she did, especially the way she threaded characters and little narratives through a story that hardly identifies anyone but the dogs by name. There are so many personalities and little dramas on her pages. And she draws awesome babies.
3. Your book What Happens on Wednesdays, illustrated by Lauren Castillo (Farrar, 4–7 years), also deals with time and the progression of the day. Do you have daily routines or rituals?
EJ: I love community rituals that involve large meals and a million kids running around like lunatics, jacked up on sugar. Hanukkah parties, birthdays, Sunday dinners, I''m your person. Then I declare myself exhausted and want to see nobody for weeks. As for daily rituals, I think I am more of an observer of how those rituals are important to children, and what they mean in the fabric of a family or neighborhood.
4. The pets in your books, such as Mr. Fluffynut and Little Nonny from Water in the Park and FudgeFudge and Marshmallow from That New Animal (Foster/Farrar, 4–7 years), have fantastic names. What's the best pet name you haven't used yet?
EJ: Thank you. The nefarious kitten Pumpkinfacehead in Toys Come Home (Schwartz & Wade/Random, 5–8 years) was just a typo that made me laugh, but the others I chose quite deliberately. Perhaps I should now push my imagination in another direction. I love that the tiger in Life of Pi is called Richard Parker. So: maybe a guinea pig called Louisa May Alcott. That makes me smile.
5. You've written picture book reviews for various publications. How does reviewing other people's work inform your own creative process?
EJ: It forces me to think carefully about what I value in picture books, and about the relation of text and image. It helps me remember to leave room for an artist to fully illustrate my books. I don't want the text to do all the work. Or even most of it. There needs to be room for pictures.
From the May 2013 issue of Notes from the Horn Book.


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Forums → Games → Do we need a Colony 2?
Just wondering what you think. Remember tell why if we need Colony 2 or not.
So,what do you think?
Partners who quit are annoying, but it's a problem that'll be hard to fix.
Being able to control 8 tiles could be somewhat abusable though
that's true, but i maybe if they limit certain buildings such as special ops 1 and armories 3, outposts and forges 2-3 and the rest don't particularly need limits.
Add a unit limit and that would be perfect.
oh definitely, especially on the extreme one's such as black queen. i'm not sure what to believe about the hovers though. i do like ma hovers
I'm not sure there's anything that can counter 10 black queens.
You need to kill 'em before they get in numbers.
Unit cap might kill massed chronites, cause they rely on numbers to push through enemy hovers+snipers in order to get in range.
10 queens...glad as sacrifice, 8 sakatas.
Well, different unit caps for everything.
10 queens is killable if your capable at microing.
But you can always add hovers
id much rather see krin make a sonny 3 or new sinjid or something like that colony was ok but it only held my attention on multiplayer for about an hour then I got sick of it
I still like Colony better than his other games...
what is microing
Controlling units.
Unit caps? What no! I don't like having my defence breakable lol. 30 blackqueens will kill anything lol.
30 blackqueens will kill anything lol.
Lol not a smart enemy. They'd just make a like a ton of sakatas when they get in range.
Lol not a smart enemy. They'd just make a like a ton of sakatas when they get in range.
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Watson hit 143 from 107 balls with 12 fours and six sixes, passing 5,000 one-day runs in the process and Michael Clarke made 75 as the pair shared a partnership of 163 for the fourth wicket.
England were bowled out for 249 in reply to Australia's 298 all out as the tourists signed off on a trip in which they have steadily improved with a decisive win.
QUICK SINGLE: Fifth ODI wrap
Watson's eighth one-day hundred was the decisive factor as Australia won their first trophy of an English summer in which they have contested the Champions Trophy, the Ashes and this five-match series.
During the trip they have had a change of coach and there were reports of discontent in the camp but Watson insists they are a happier squad now ahead of the upcoming tour to India and a home Ashes series.
Two matches were rained off but wins at Manchester and Southampton were enough for Clarke to get his hands on the silverware with Watson predicting more success to come under coach Darren Lehmann.
"We knew how important this game was and how important it was to come away with a series win. We had not had much success on this tour so far," Watson said.
"Things have changed quite a bit but the most important thing is that everybody is enjoying themselves. At the start of the tour we were not enjoying ourselves.
"We wanted things to change in a big way and for us to be more consistent. Everybody is excited."
Clarke praised Watson for showing his class at the end of a long and gruelling tour.
"We have worked extremely hard and this is a nice reward," Clarke said.
"I hope we put a smile on the faces of the Australian people watching us.
"It is about continuing to perform for this team. We want to be the No.1 one-day team in the world."
England were never up with the rate as Australia's bowlers kept them pinned down until Ravi Bopara and Jos Buttler had a brief flurry in the batting power play.
They took 26 off two overs but when Buttler went for 42 and Bopara for 62 the win was in the bag for the tourists.
England's reply had got off to the worse possible when Kevin Pietersen was run out for nought and George Bailey also pulled off a brilliant run out to remove Luke Wright with a direct hit from mid-wicket, while Joe Root dragged a wide one on from Mitchell Johnson.
"It was a challenging total and we lost wickets throughout the innings," England captain Eoin Morgan said.
Buttler was bowled by James Faulkner and Bopara was brilliantly caught by Voges at mid-off to give Johnson his 200th ODI wicket.
Watson's century, against an inexperienced attack, was the bedrock of Australias total which looked to be heading beyond 350 when he and Clarke were batting.
They rushed the tourists score from 150 to 200 in just 32 balls and took a heavy toll on spinners James Tredwell, who went for 38 off four overs, and Root, who conceded 58 runs off six.
The pair's stand of 163 a record for one-day internationals at this ground kept England on the back foot until Clarke was caught at mid-in for off Chris Jordan.
Watson got to three figures off 87 balls but once he was out the runs dried up for Australia when they were looking to accelerate in the closing overs.


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LDS missionary dress code gets update
Published on July 12, 2013 at 03:06PM
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated guidelines for how missionaries should dress. Clothing that has been acceptable in many missions for some time has now been standardized.
The LDS church has had a longstanding policy requiring missionaries to wear "professional, conservative clothing that is consistent with your sacred calling and that will clearly identify you as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," according to directions listed on lds.org. Ruth Todd, spokeswoman for the Church, said that, clothing for Elders now includes lighter colored suits and slacks. The latest updates allow tan, khaki and lighter colored suits and slacks, as well as more tie options.
For men, previous guidelines required dark colors for suits and slacks and limited colors for ties. In addition to lighter-colored suit options, suit coats are not required for day-to-day missionary activities.


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It shouldn't be a surprise to see that July was drier than usual, and given the lack of daily cooling from thunderstorm formation and rain, the temperatures were higher than usual. But, check out this summary from the National Weather Service: …MONTH IN REVIEW FOR NORTHERN ARIZONA FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 2009…
The average temperatures for the month are higher for the stations shown in Arizona. But, look at the difference between Sedona, Flagstaff and Winslow, compared to Bellemont. The first 3 stations all report roughly 2 degrees above normal in all catagories. Bellemont show 0.7 degress above normal for the highs, -0.4 degrees for the low and a meager +0.1 degrees for the daily average. Did someone install a big air conditioner in Bellemont? Looks like Bellemont had similar rainfall compared to the other stations. What could be causing this large difference?
Another interesting note is the rainfall recorded at a few stations that put them above average. Just goes to show how variable the Monsoon season can be. One storm can make all the difference for one location.
Shifting gears, windy, cool and dry conditions are on tap for today. Hold on to your hat. The monsoon continues to struggle.
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No doubt this is just propaganda meant for consumption by US policy makers. Alarmists can now say, "See… even China has a carbon tax." Meanwhile, China does business as usual.
"China will proactively introduce a set of new taxation policies designed to preserve the environment, including a tax on carbon dioxide emissions, according to a senior official with the Ministry of Finance (MOF). The government will collect the environmental protection tax instead of pollutant discharge fees, as well as levy a tax on carbon dioxide emissions, Jia Chen, head of the ministry's tax policy division, wrote in an article published on the MOF's website."


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Fueled by ratchet vibes and various substances, Waka Flocka Flame put on an energetic, enthusiastic set at the Observatory last night. The night was slow to start at first, with a mellow crowd and DJ KaliNDaMix bumping the current hits to bobbing heads and tapping toes. Eventually, Joey Fatts came on and warmed up the crowd, hopping around and performing songs mainly from his recent mixtape, Chipper Jones 3. Though he didn't come on until around 10 p.m., he elevated the night from a kickback to a rager, causing the crowd to jump in sync with the throbbing of the bass. The 22-year-old Long Beach native (and cousin to Vince Staples) isn't well-known enough for crowds to sing along constantly, but he injected some much needed energy into the room as a solid opening act.
Flocka finally graced the crowd with his presence around around 11:30 p.m. He turned the night up, creating a rave-esque vibe as he mixed wild freestyles with EDM remixes.This isn't too surprising, as he reportedly has an EDM album, Turn Up God, in the works for a release this year. Early in his set, with the lights dim, Flocka declared, "let's make this a rave!" and the crowd responded with twerking galore.
Flocka performed his new collabo track with Flosstradamus, Too Turnt Up, early in the evening. The main beat is a little more funky than typical EDM tracks, and lends itself well to Flocka's flows. "Can't turn down," sang Flocka and the crowd, as everything in the room shook with bass. The women throughout the crowd, as well as those on stage, shook every inch of themselves, gyrating in the flashing lights to Flocka's (and everyone else's) delight.
At one point a 12-year-old kid made his way on stage and was even given a microphone. Lauded for being a badass kid, he valiantly tried to rap along. Plenty of ladies made their way on stage as well, showcasing their moves for Flocka, his posse, and the crowd to appreciate.
Flocka hyped everyone up by freestyling, spitting bar after bar without pause. Following that, he got in the crowd, taking selfies with people and enjoying the ladies routinely flashing him. He took his time getting around the room, but greeted tons of fans like a turnt up man of the people should.
The Crowd: A colorful mixture, to say the least. The ladies brought the twerkage and the fellas brought the bud, making for a thoroughly enjoyable evening for all. No bad vibes though, which is certainly a drastic change from the last time Flocka played The Observatory. Everyone turned up hard, making for a great night for all.
Random Notebook Dump: Shout out to the stoners, who were out in full force and blazing hard. Also, props to the chicks who got onstage – y'all killed it for Flocka and he showed his appreciation in full. And shout out to Flocka, those freestyles definitely impressed me.
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Strengthen LSAT Questions
You've seen how the central assumption is the key to weakening and strengthening on the LSAT test. Now let's see how to work with strengthen LSAT questions by analyzing one.
This is the second in a series of articles on Weakening and Strengthening questions on the LSAT Test. The series includes the following articles:
Strengthen LSAT Questions
We've seen how an argument is like a table with three legs, the premises, conclusion, and assumptions. Since the assumption is the weakest leg, If you want to weaken the argument, attack the assumption and hope the table falls down. If you want to strengthen the argument, strengthen the assumption so that when your opponents start kicking at your table, it will stay standing.
Strengthen LSAT Question Practice
Now let's take a look at an argument you've already seen and throw in a strengthen question. Try your hand at using the TestSherpa process before moving on to the analysis.
- Read question stem
- Read and paraphrase the stimulus
- Prephrase your answer
- Eliminate wrong answers
Smart track coaches know better than to force rigid training programs on marathon runners. Running the marathon is an individual accomplishment; what works for one runner may not work for another. A marathon runner needs encouragement to find a unique path and set individual goals. Only marathon runners with groundbreaking ideas about technique can truly succeed.
Which of the following statements, if true, would most significantly strengthen the argument above?
(A) Most runners who are not given training programs succeed in the marathon.
(B) Coaches with too many runners to instruct cannot afford to teach each runner as an individual.
(C) A runner who is given a rigid training program cannot succeed in the marathon.
(D) Many respected coaches do not use a rigid training program for their marathon runners.
(E) Many marathon runners would prefer a tried and true training program than to have to learn by their own mistakes.
This question is an exact duplicate of a question you answered in the article series about LSAT assumption questions, except for the question stimulus, which now asks you to strengthen the assumption instead of identifying it. Think about it—isn't strengthening an argument basically the same task as identifying its central assumption? Most of the LSAT test is asking you to perform similar tasks over and over, so don't be thrown by new question types. By practicing the TestSherpa method, you will be more than prepared for anything they can throw at you on test day.
Now let's review this question again according to the TestSherpa four-step method. First, by reading the question stem, you know this is an strengthen question. If this were in a test booklet and not online, you would circle the word "strengthen" to reinforce that in your mind. Since this is a strengthen question, we know before we even read the stimulus that we're looking for a gap in the reasoning, or the central assumption, and then we need to support it. In other words, here comes a red flag.
Second, you need to read and paraphrase the stimulus. Paraphrasing is the key. It's easier to understand your words than it is the test maker's words. You might have come up with a paraphrase like this:
Don't use rigid programs — encourage individuality to win
(some assumption we're supposed to figure out)
Only runners with groundbreaking ideas win
The third step is to form a prephrase of what you think the answer would sound like-in this case, the central assumption. This is where intuition and bridge building come in. As you read the argument, a red flag might pop up. In this case, you might have asked, "don't most runners do a combination of both in some sort of training program that considers their individual needs?" That leads you to a big red flag. What about runner's whose individual plan would pretty much match the training program anyway? Wouldn't they win too?
You might have also been bothered by the new terms brought up in the conclusion, "groundbreaking ideas." What is the connection between individuality and groundbreaking ideas? The author doesn't say.
So, to form a bridge, take a look at what is similar and dissimilar in the premises and conclusion. You don't need to bridge runner to runner. You don't need to bridge winning to winning. You need to bridge rigid programs to winning with groundbreaking ideas. A good prephrased assumption would sound something like this: you cannot win with groundbreaking ideas if you are given a rigid training plan.
The fourth and final step of the TestSherpa four-step method is to consider the answer choices. With some luck, you the right answer will jump out at you because it matches your prephrase: you cannot win with groundbreaking ideas if you are given a rigid training plan. The test maker can throw you a curve, however, and you might need to eliminate wrong answer choices. You should scan the answers for your prephrase rather than reading each answer; however, let's consider the answer choices one-by-one for convenience in your review.
(A) Most runners who are not given training programs succeed in the marathon.
This answer distorts the author's viewpoint. As you will see in the formal logic lesson, this is a confusion of necessary and sufficient. The argument says that in order to succeed as a runner, you need to stay away from rigid training programs and encourage individuality; however, that doesn't guarantee success. There are probably lots of other things you need to do to succeed as well, like running many miles.
Now, just for kicks, try the denial test: Most runners who are not given training programs do not succeed in the marathon. So what? That's probably true, since the majority of runners don't succeed in the marathon anyway. It has no effect on the argument, so it must not pertain to the central assumption.
(B) Coaches with too many runners to instruct cannot afford to teach each runner as an individual.
This is out of scope. It doesn't matter what kind of resources busy coaches have. Maybe some coaches can only afford to use rigid training methods. The author would say, "So what, those runners won't succeed, but it doesn't hurt my argument." Likewise, the denial test doesn't affect the argument either: Coaches with too many runners to instruct can afford to teach each runner as an individual. The author would say, "Great, those people have a chance to succeed." But it doesn't say anything about the argument. I cannot help the central assumption.
(C) A runner who is given a rigid training program cannot succeed in the marathon.
Remember our prephrase: you cannot win with groundbreaking ideas if you are given a rigid training plan. This is pretty close, it is a central assumption to the argument, and therefore is in fact the right answer. It doesn't mention groundbreaking ideas, but it expresses the same idea. You cannot win with a rigid training plan. Try the denial: A runner who is given a rigid training program can succeed in the marathon. That would destroy the argument if true, so this must be the right answer.
(D) Many respected coaches do not use a rigid training program for their marathon runners.
This is out of scope in the same way that (B) is. Given what we know from the argument, who knows and who cares what respected coaches do? Try the denial. Even if respected coaches do use a rigid training program, it doesn't hurt the argument. The author would just say that those coaches are doing the wrong thing.
(E) Many marathon runners would prefer a tried and true training program than to have to learn by their own mistakes.
Again, this is out of scope. Who cares what marathon runners want? The author is arguing that a certain kind of program works, regardless of what the runners prefer.
Next, let's learn how to tackle Weaken LSAT Questions.


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Pancontinental Gold Corporation (Pancon Gold) was formerly Pancontinental Uranium Corporation, which was established in 2006 with a focus on exploring for and mining uranium and rare earth elements in Australia. In 2016, the Company shifted its focus to exploring for gold, starting with the Jefferson Gold Project in the United States. Pancon Gold, a Canadian company, incorporated Palmetto Mining Corporation in South Carolina to manage day-to-day exploration and project development activities.
Pancon Gold's Board believes we are in the early stages of a significant bull market for gold, and the Jefferson Gold Project provides the Company with an excellent initial opportunity to capitalize on this market trend. Pancon Gold's mission is to deliver lasting shareholder value, and the Pancon Gold Board believes strongly in core values of transparency, accountability, environmental stewardship, social responsibility and corporate citizenship. These core values underpin a corporate culture at Pancon Gold and Palmetto Mining that places equal priority on serving the interests of its shareholders and all of its stakeholders.
Pancon Gold's Directors and Management, combined, possess more than 175 years of global experience and commercial success in minerals exploration and mining, including discovering and developing significant gold deposits. Pancon Gold's world-class team members have held executive and senior roles on projects and operations in the United States, Canada, Australia, Argentina, Burkina Faso, Suriname, Russia, Ecuador, Mongolia, Brazil, Kyrgyz Republic, Honduras, Serbia, Indonesia, Nicaragua, China, Chile and Guinea. Pancon Gold's team members have worked with and for Alcoa, Rio Tinto, Kinross Gold, Ivanhoe Mines, High River Gold, Centerra Gold, Intrepid Mines, Dundee Capital Markets, Toachi Mining and Duke Energy.
Mr. Whalen has been a self-employed business consultant since 2009. From 1992-2008, Don served as Executive Chairman and Director of TSX-listed High River Gold Mines. Together with fellow Pancon Gold Director David Mosher, Don succeeded in growing High River Gold from a small exploration company into a multi-mine, international gold producer with mines in Canada, West Africa and Russia. During this period, High River Gold's market capitalization increased from C$7 million to more than C$1 billion.
Don has been active in promoting Canada-Russia business investment and trade relations. From 1998-2008 he was Chairman of the Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association (CERBA), and from 2005-2007 he represented Canada as Co-Chair of the Canada Russia Business Council.
Don has served on the Boards of numerous companies, and is currently a Director of three companies, including Pancon Gold and BacTech Environmental Corporation. Prior to joining High River Gold, he held numerous marketing, technical and management positions over a 29-year career with IBM Canada. Don holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Toronto.
Mr. Croft is a seasoned business executive with more than 25 years of leadership experience and expertise in corporate strategy, business development, project management, stakeholder engagement, and environmental and community sustainability. He has spent more than 15 years in senior roles in the minerals exploration, mining and energy sectors, including six years as Executive Vice President for Ivanhoe Mines' and Rio Tinto's massive Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project. Originally from and currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Layton has contributed to business results on significant gold, copper, iron ore and coal projects and operations in Asia, North America and Africa.
Layton is a Director of the public Canadian junior Erdene Resource Development (TSX:ERD), which has discovered and is developing a high-grade gold district in southwestern Mongolia. He is also a Director of Asia Pacific Investment Partners, a private emerging market real estate company. Layton holds a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an MA from the School for International Training, an MA from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
Mr. Mark has more than 25 years experience in the public markets and has held leadership positions with various organizations over the last 40 years. During his tenure with public companies he has been responsible for: securing financings; developing short and long-term corporate goals; building cost-effective property development plans; creating effective communication platforms; and overseeing regulatory functions.
Rick is currently President and CEO, Chair and Director of Harvest Gold (TSX-V:HVG). He was formerly President and CEO of VMS Ventures, which discovered the high-grade Reed copper deposit in Manitoba, now in production through a joint venture with Hudbay Mining. He was also Chairman of North American Nickel, which has made a number of nickel discoveries in Greenland. Rick has led efforts to raise more than C$85 million in the last 12 years.
Mr. Mosher is a geologist and mining executive with more than 35 years experience in the United States, Canada, Australia, Russia, Africa and Asia. Over the past decade he has been active in the restructuring, financing and management of a number of mineral projects and mining companies, both private and public. David has served on many boards including Cambior and Equinox Minerals, and is currently a director of five public mineral exploration companies, including Pancon Gold.
From 1992 through 2008, David served as President and CEO of TSX-listed High River Gold Mines, where he raised more than US$300 million and developed three mines from exploration through to production in Canada, West Africa and Russia. He assisted with the expansion of two underground mines in Russia, and he outlined a 5 million ounce gold deposit in Burkina Faso, which subsequently became an operating mine. Under David's leadership, High River Gold's market capitalization increased from C$7 million to more than C$1 billion.
Earlier in his career, David was project manager for Pancontinental Mining, when he and his team discovered and outlined the largest uranium deposit in the world at that time, the Jabiluka deposit in northern Australia. Originally from Nova Scotia, David earned his BSc Degree in Geology from Acadia University.
Mr. Petroff brings substantial executive management experience with mining companies to the Pancon Gold Board. He served as President, CEO and Director of Jaguar Mining from 2012-2014. He was President, CEO and Director of Breakwater Resources from 2009-2011. From 2004-2008, David was Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Centerra Gold, a spin-off from Cameco. David was Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President, Finance and Administration for Cameco from 1997-2004.
David's experience demonstrates his ability to step into challenging situations and provide leadership for creating and implementing strategies that lead to higher profitability, engaged employees, and overall improved business results.
David is currently a Director of Foran Mining Corporation and Pancon Gold. He holds a Bachelor of Mathematics Degree from the University of Waterloo, and a Master of Business Administration from the Schulich School of Business, York University.
Dr. Curtis is a well-known and respected economic geologist and geochemist who, with more than 40 years of global exploration, mining and capital markets experience, brings a proven record of exploration, mine development and project financing to Pancon Gold. As President and CEO of Intrepid Minerals, Laurie was responsible for taking the Casposo gold-silver project in Argentina to full feasibility, after which the mine was built, sold and is still operating today. He was instrumental in developing that company's Tujuh Bukit copper-gold project in Indonesia, containing more than 25 million ounces of gold and 10 billion pounds of copper. Laurie oversaw Intrepid Minerals transition, through merger and acquisition, to become a mid-tier gold producer and ultimately attain a market capitalization exceeding US$1 billion.
In recent years, Laurie has been active in the financial sector, as a senior mining research analyst for Clarus Securities and Dundee Capital Markets. He is currently a Director of Toachi Mining and Excellon Resources as well as Director and Chairman of Eastmain Resources. Originally from Australia, Laurie earned his PhD in Exploration Geology from the University of Toronto. In 2007, Mr. Curtis received the Arbor Award from the University of Toronto for volunteer work and for creating the Explorer Fund, which raises awareness and funding for undergraduate students in the field of Earth Sciences.
Mr. McMurdie is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA:CMA) with more than 30 years of senior leadership experience in public and private companies. Mark is also Chief Financial Officer for Roscan Minerals (TSX-V:ROS), as well as Director of Finance for franchisor H&S Massage Spa Canada.
Mark possesses deep professional experience in the mining, franchising, oil and gas, merchant banking, distribution and real estate sectors. His expertise includes the development and leadership of corporate finance and accounting functions, strategic planning, and restructuring, as well as liaising with shareholders, Boards of Directors, securities regulators, and financial institutions.
Dr. LaPoint is an experienced exploration geologist and project developer with more than 40 years experience in project generation, exploration, management and mining, including 35 years working in the southeastern United States. He has successfully explored for, discovered and developed significant gold deposits in North and South Carolina, including leading the exploration program at the Jefferson Gold Project when it was under previous ownership. Dennis assembled the Jefferson Gold Project's original property, managed the successful four-hole 2011 drilling program, and was the Qualified Person when the assay results were released.
Dennis has consulted for various private and public companies and investors, including Alcoa, Cambior, Texasgulf and Cominco. He initiated, managed and discovered the 5 million ounce Merian Gold Mine for Alcoa in Suriname, South America, which was recently put into production by Newmont Mining Corporation after capital expenditures of US$900 million. Dennis is a Director of multiple public and private companies, and founder and owner of Appalachian Resources. He is a Qualified Person for the preparation of National Instrument (NI) 43-101 technical reports, and has written and published numerous reports. Dr. LaPoint holds a PhD in Geology from the University of Colorado, a MSc from the University of Montana and a BA from the University of Iowa.
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Eni Production In Libya At 242,000 Boepd
MILAN, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Italian oil and gas major Eni's production in Libya is currently running at 242,000 barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) per day, Chief Executive Paolo Scaroni said on Monday.
"In Libya we are producing 242,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, numbers we have not seen for many months," Scaroni said at a meeting.
Eni, in Libya since 1959, is the biggest foreign oil producer in the country. It had daily production there of around 272,000 barrels per day before a 2011 uprising threw the country into turmoil.
The state-controlled oil major has seen output drop sharply as oilfields and ports have been closed during a prolonged stand-off between the government in Tripoli and former militias.
Scaroni told reporters the Wafa field in the west of Libya had restarted and that the Mellitah complex was working well.
"We are still stopped in the east of the country but that's only a small thing for us," Scaroni said.
Before the uprising against autocratic leader Muammar Gaddafi, Libya used to produce around 23 percent of Italy's foreign oil imports.
(Reporting by Stephen Jewkes; writing by Francesca Landini; editing by Tom Pfeiffer)
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- Statoil Quits Talks Over Stake In Mozambique Offshore Gas Block (Jan 29)
- Eni Says Is Drilling In Black Sea Project While Monitoring US Sanctions (Jan 24)


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All girls love wands that they can waive in the air to change their frog into a Prince. Or just bonk others on the head……hopefully not…..but you never know.
Anyway, having these simple wands as favors are perfect. You can certainly purchase wands like these or you can make them as well. Simply cut out two stars and hot glue them together with a dowel in the center. You might spray paint the dowels black first. After they are all glued together, you can glitter your wands.
These princess party favors have each child's name typed out on a flag in an old english font and taped on to the handle to insure all the kids at the party receive a favor.
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Nice driving report here of the Bentley Continental Supersports.
Bentley describes the new Continental Supersports as "a fusion of extremes." And that it is, starting with the name itself, which fuses the "Continental" badge, which dates to the brand's 1950s models, and "Supersports," a descriptor first given to a series of speed-record-setting Bentleys in the 1920s. Styling-wise, the look is also a blend of the elegant body shape of the Continental GT coupe and sinister elements such as black wheels and gaping front intakes. The interior remains inarguably luxurious, yet eschews stodgy wood and puffy seats in favor of intense carbon-fiber trim and lightweight racing shells.
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Skip to comments."Honeybee Gunman" Hunt Ends: Police Officer Arrested For Illinois-Indiana Shootings That Killed One
Posted on 10/08/2010 3:33:59 PM PDT by Pearls Before Swine
LYNWOOD, Ill. (CBS/AP) Authorities arrested a police officer Friday who they believe is responsible for a series of shootings that killed one man and injured two others in rural areas of Illinois and Indiana Tuesday.
Brian Dorian, 37, allegedly approached his victims with peculiar questions, asking one man about honeybees and another about construction material, before opening fire at a work site in Illinois Tuesday morning, and later across the state line on an Indiana farm. .....
Dorian is a police officer in Lynwood, Ill., a town with a population of about 7,400 people on the Indiana border, said Sheriff's department spokesman Pat Barry.
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Didn't he see "Tommy Boy"? Your weapons are useless against them!
Maybe he was driven mad by watching "Invasion of the Bee Girls." Zzzz... zzzzz....zzzzz... What a way to go!
One less loon on the streets until some liberal judge turns him loose.
They had the wrong guy.
I'm glad they figured that out, and I hope they get the right guy soon.
"Honeybee Killer" Dead?
The Chicago Tribune reports that the weapon used by the robber on Saturday, is similar to the one used by the "Honeybee Killer"
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Children from Stanborough Park School in Garston took part in an end of term Easter egg hunt as part of an event organised by the Co-operative Food Stores which aimed to teach children about fair and ethical trading.
Manager of the company's Meriden supermarket, Olivier Duclos, organised the egg hunt and Fairtrade presentation.
Headteacher Kathleen Hanson said: "Adults often reminisce about the 'good old days' and mostly when we do this, we are thinking of a time when people knew their neighbours and shop-keepers and there was a sense of community.
"It was wonderful to have the Co-op come to our school. We learnt that they believe in developing communities and it was great to meet members of staff who work in the local branches.
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Another week, and some more great posts. Here are my favorites from the past 7 days.
Mental Performance Blocks (gunnuts.net) – Caleb discusses a topic very near and dear to my heart. I think most of the time that I perform poorly it has more to do with overconfidence or psyching myself out than a lack of skills.
Don't Shoot .357 (thetruthaboutguns.com) – Have I mentioned that I don't think revolvers are a very good defensive weapon? Sure they can be good in the right hands, but here is yet another reason why you should just ignore the revolver when selecting a defensive weapon. Many extol the virtues and the power of .357, but it comes down to being a difficult round to shoot. If you are going to bring a revolver to the fight, at least use .38 special.
Training with a DA trigger (gunnuts.net) – A second good posts from Caleb this week… this one is about the double action trigger. There are a lot of beliefs out there that a double action/single action pistol makes training more difficult than with a gun that has a consistent trigger pull like a striker fired gun for example. Caleb tries to debunk this myth. While he makes some good points, I think most DA/SA guns have a DA trigger pull that borderlines on ridiculous, making DA/SA a liability when you need to hit quickly the first time.


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Pennsylvania is a big state, but from wherever Republican Gov. Tom Corbett stands, the view is bleak. To the east is New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a GOP star and presidential contender despite his recent troubles over a bridge scandal. On the western border, Ohio Gov. John Kasich suffered a blow when voters repealed his law limiting public-sector unions, but he's still been mentioned as a 2016 possibility along with other GOP governors such as Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
Then there's Corbett, whose 36% approval rating makes him the most unpopular governor in the 13 states the Quinnipiac Poll surveys. Political handicappers rate his race for re-election a tossup or worse: The Rothenberg Political Report, a nonpartisan newsletter, gives Corbett the worst odds of all Republican governors up for re-election this year, rating his race "Lean Democrat.'' Corbett could be the first Pennsylvania governor not to win re-election since the state began allowing two-term governors in 1968.
"I think that even the Green Party candidate could probably beat Governor Corbett one-on-one this year.'' says Michael Morrill of Keystone Progress, a liberal advocacy group. A sure sign that the Democratic Party thinks Corbett is beatable: There are seven contenders for the Democratic nomination to oppose him.
Corbett's troubles started early; when faced with a $4.2 billion deficit, his budget cuts forced teacher layoffs and reduced county social services programs. He imposed a limit on assets for people who received food stamps. This year, he proposed expanding Medicaid to cover the uninsured but wanted to require that recipients prove they were searching for work. He has since backed off the proposal.
"He proposed cuts to very popular programs,'' says political scientist G. Terry Madonna of Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa. "His job performance (approval) drops and he doesn't recover.''
To be sure, other Republican governors elected in the 2010 Tea Party wave have faced trouble. Walker faced a recall — he survived — and Florida Gov. Rick Scott is also in a tough re-election race against his predecessor, Charlie Crist.
But Corbett has suffered in comparison because he has not been able to score significant conservative wins despite having a Republican-controlled legislature, says Grover Norquist, the anti-tax campaigner who got Corbett to sign a no-new-taxes pledge.
Both a pension-reform plan — which next-door New Jersey passed after Christie's forceful advocacy — and a move to privatize state-run liquor stores have stalled in the legislature.
Norquist calls them "lost opportunities" and says Corbett should have pushed the legislature harder, or worked to replace members who didn't cooperate.
"You have this Bulgaria 1956 retail system for liquor,'' Norquist says. "All they (the stores) lack is the picture of El Supremo.''
Corbett did pass a transportation bill to rehabilitate roads and bridges, but he relied on a hike in the gas tax to do so, despite signing a no-new-taxes pledge in 2010 like Kasich and Walker.
"Some of his problems really do start at home, in his own party. There's a palpable sense of disappointment,'' says Christopher Borick, director of the Polling Institute at Muhlenberg College in Bethlehem, Pa. "It's hard to get a lot of momentum in the state when you have liabilities in your own party.''
Republicans say that it is too early in the re-election campaign to worry about Corbett's poll standing and that when faced with a choice between Corbett and a Democratic opponent — the primary is May 20 — voters will re-elect the incumbent.
"The governor has always said he wasn't sent here to make popular decisions, especially with what he was walking into,'' campaign spokesman Billy Pitman says. "A lot of tough decisions needed to be made, which is exactly what he's been doing.''
The Republican Governors Association promises it is "all in'' to help Corbett's re-election, says spokeswoman Gail Gitcho. "Once you have an opponent, that would probably be a time when you take a look at his poll numbers. It's just so early and the Democrats in Pennsylvania are going to be spending money to beat each other up.''
The campaign is highlighting the state's below-average unemployment rate, balanced and on-time state budgets, and business tax cuts. Corbett has shown signs of moving to the center. In his new budget, which is before the Legislature, Corbett included an increase for education. He diverted federal heating-aid dollars to help avoid a cut in food stamps.
"Just got to do a better job of getting the message out with voters,'' Pitman says. "The governor's never been a typical politician that he beats his chest and touts what he's done. We're going to be doing that a lot more on the campaign trail.''


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