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If you will be at CEC in San Antonio on April 3-6 be sure to attend the CASE member breakfast on Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30-8:00 a.m. sponsored by Stetsons and Associates at the Grand Hyatt-Lone Star Ballroom Level 2. The annual joint member and board of directors meeting will follow from 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. all members and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
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Have you made your reservations to attend the CEC Convention in San Antonio April 3-6? CASE, as always, will be very busy at the convention. Our annual combined
member and Board of Director meeting
will be held on Wednesday, April 3 — starting with a breakfast sponsored by Stetson and Associates. We will be voting on some constitutional changes (
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CASE website
. In the afternoon section of our meeting, we will be announcing our Award winners. Our Awards are sponsored this year by Classworks!
SHOWCASE Session
, sponsored this year by ST4 Learning and WordQ, will be on Thursday, April 4 and will once again feature Julie Weatherly, Esq.
CASE Night
will be a San Antonio Adventure, sponsored by Cambium Learning Group and will include an afterhours tour of the Alamo, appetizers and dinner at the historic St. Anthony's Hotel and ending the evening with a DJ and experienced line dancing instructor. CASE Night tickets are on sale now at the
. As always, we will have a great giveaway at the CASE booth — the place to hang out in the convention exhibit hall. On Friday, April 5, an annual CASE tradition, the
Aspiring Administrators Panel
, will be another great session you will not want to miss and you will want to encourage the teachers who are attending to mark this as a must be in session. See you on the River Walk.
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Special Education Law Symposium
Designed for a national audience, this intensive one-week, well-balanced program is available on both a noncredit and graduate-credit basis and provides a thorough analysis of the leading issues under the IDEA and Section 504. Among the 19 symposium sessions are the following "hot topics": RTI; discipline, including a mock manifestation determination hearing;child find; transitional services; tuition reimbursement and other remedies; disability-related bullying; and autism.
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Center on Online Learning
Online learning programs for K-12 students are enjoying rapid growth nationwide, but there is little understanding of the effectiveness of these programs for students with disabilities. Recognizing the need for research in this area, the Office of Special Education Programs within the U.S. Department of Education created the Center on Online Learning and Students with Disabilities one year ago. The Center aims to improve the accessibility and engagement of K-12 online learning for students with disabilities through a focus on learner variability.
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CASE Night
CASE Night April 4 in San Antonio ... Tickets ($65) are now on sale on the CASE Website,
. If you are going to CEC be sure to get your ticket for this wonderful evening of Texas Adventures. We will be doing an afterhours tour of the Alamo — and then move over to the historic St. Anthony's Hotel to have appetizers, hear a Jazz band and have dinner. After dinner we will have a DJ and a Line Dance Instructor help us dance the night away. Remember, CASE Night typically sells out so get your tickets now.
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Berkshire Hills Music Academy searching for new executive director
Berkshire Hills Music Academy, a private post-secondary residential school for young adults with a love of music who have learning, cognitive or developmental disabilities, is seeking a new executive director. Located in South Hadley, Mass., the academy uses a strength-based, music-infused curriculum to promote gains in self-efficacy as well as to cultivate performing arts abilities. The executive director will lead the school, oversee staff and programs and be responsible for fiscal health and fundraising. Requires experience working with individuals with disabilities, management and fundraising experience.
Send cover, resume and salary history to
Susan Egmont
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Ready-to-use materials for Autism Awareness Month — April 2013
IDEA via CASE
We know that progress in practice demands knowledge, skill and a willingness to act on what we learn. When we think about serving individuals on the autism spectrum, we know that we have many gaps.
Hoping to lessen some of the gaps, the organizations in the IDEA Partnership are sharing the tools for your use during Autism Awareness Month. These tools were developed with participation by a variety of stakeholders and vetted by the Office of Special Education Programs.
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Not too early to be saving the dates
Speaking of dates ... the July Educational Legislative Leadership Seminar is just around the corner on July 14-17, 2013 at the Old Town Hilton, Alexandria, Va. Watch for more details in the next few weeks.
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Elmer's and Kids In Need Foundation teacher grant applications are still open
The Kids In Need Foundation
Teachers still have six weeks to apply for an Elmer's teacher's grant through the Kids In Need Foundation. Applications close on April 30. Applications can be found at
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CEC Policy Insider
Budget battle continues — Where will we end up this year and next?
CEC Policy Insider
Congress is busy. Right now, it is debating two budget measures. First, it has to decide how to fund the government through the end of this federal fiscal year called the continuing resolution. Next, and at the same time, Congress has to decide how to fund the government in the next fiscal year — 2014.
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Intensive, Multisensory Reading Intervention with Proven Results
is a comprehensive and multisensory reading intervention program. It is designed to prevent reading failure and to build reading success through an intensive, structured, and spiraling curriculum. It integrates phonological awareness, phonics, handwriting, fluency, vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension in a 10-Step lesson plan that is specifically designed for the way struggling readers learn.
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House hearing focuses on mental health of children; highlights role of schools and PBIS
CEC Policy Insider
Recently, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health, and Education held a hearing to discuss addressing the mental health needs of children, an issue that is often an afterthought in communities throughout the country.
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Speak out on behalf of special and gifted education — Share your story with CEC
CEC Policy Insider
Every year, CEC publishes the Federal Outlook for Exceptional Children, providing an overview of federally-funded programs — IDEA and Javits grants — that impact the lives of children and youth with disabilities and/or gifts and talents. The Outlook is distributed to members of Congress, federal agencies, and other leaders in the education community with the hope that a better understanding of such programs will lead to increased federal funding for special/gifted education programs.
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Doctors: Be cautious of mind-altering drugs for kids
Doctors warn about the ethical and medical implications of prescribing attention-boosting and mood-altering medications to healthy kids and teens, in a new statement from the American Academy of Neurology.
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To read better, dyslexics may need to speed things up
Discover Magazine
"Slow down. Sound it out." This is the mantra for most dyslexic students learning to read.
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How hearing skills could be key to treating dyslexia
The Globe and Mail
Reading may seem like a visual skill, but according to new research on dyslexia, children who excel at reading tend to be all ears.
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Dyslexia linked to brain's inconsistency with encoding sound
Northwestern University via Psych Central
Researchers from Northwestern University report that they have found a biological mechanism that appears to play a vital role in learning to read. This finding provides significant clues into the workings behind dyslexia — a collection of impairments unrelated to intelligence, hearing or vision that makes learning to read a struggle. As many as 1 in 10 children is estimated to suffer from this disorder.
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Aggression a struggle for 1 in 2 with autism
Disability Scoop
More than half of kids and adolescents with autism are physically aggressive and new research suggests that sleep, sensory and other underlying issues may be responsible for the behaviors. In a study of 1,584 children with autism ages 2 to 17, researchers report this month in the journal Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders that about 53 percent were aggressive.
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Newtown, Conn., children remain scared as school tries to move on from Sandy Hook shooting
The Associated Press via The Huffington Post
They relocated the entire student body to a new school unstained by blood. They brought in counselors to soothe shattered nerves, and parents to comfort the distraught. But authorities know they cannot erase the lingering effects of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School — students and faculty members still on edge, still traumatized by the sounds of gunshots and by the horrors they survived. In the new school building in the neighboring town of Monroe, Conn., police remain a presence. Signs ask people to close doors softly and not to drag objects across the floor.
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Doctors: Be cautious of mind-altering drugs for kids
Doctors warn about the ethical and medical implications of prescribing attention-boosting and mood-altering medications to healthy kids and teens, in a new statement from the American Academy of Neurology. Focusing on stimulants typically used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, researchers said the number of diagnoses and prescriptions have risen dramatically over the past two decades. Young people with the disorder clearly benefit from treatment, lead author Dr. William Graf emphasized, but the medicines are increasingly being used by healthy youth who believe they will enhance their concentration and performance in school.
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Overcoming reading problems: How can we stlil raed words wehn teh lettres are jmbuled up?
Medical News Today
Researchers in the U.K. have taken an important step towards understanding how the human brain 'decodes' letters on a page to read a word. The work, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, will help psychologists unravel the subtle thinking mechanisms involved in reading, and could provide solutions for helping people who find it difficult to read, for example in conditions such as dyslexia.
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How hearing skills could be key to treating dyslexia
(The Globe and Mail)
Are grading trends hurting socially awkward kids?
(The Atlantic)
Closer personal relationships could help teens overcome learning disabilities
(Science Daily)
'Sequester' adds to districts' budget uncertainties
(Education Week)
State and district NCLB waivers: Good news and bad news
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The worst victims of the education sequester: Special needs students and poor kids
The Atlantic
The sequester's guillotine has little regard for good or bad programs as it unselectively slices spending across the country, but perhaps nowhere does its indiscriminate blade fall more harshly than within education. The students who will lose out will be the ones we should be most careful to protect: children from poor families and special needs kids. Federal funding for education will be slashed by 5.1 percent, until Congress can agree on a new budget. Though the federal government only makes up about 10 percent of the total education spending, this share is significant in every town budget.
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Dancer bipartisan dyslexia bills clear New Jersey committee
Politicker NJ
A package of bipartisan bills sponsored by New Jersey Assemblyman Ron Dancer that would require professional development instruction and opportunities for public school teachers to assist students who have reading disabilities, such as dyslexia, has been released by the Assembly Education Committee. The committee also approved a resolution sponsored by Dancer that urges the New Jersey Board of Education to develop an endorsement to the instructional certificate for teachers of students with reading disabilities, including dyslexia.
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Kentucky schools preparing for new rules governing the restraint or seclusion of unruly students
Kentucky's public school districts are gearing up for a new state regulation that specifies how and when educators can restrain or isolate students who are unruly. The regulation, which went into effect Feb. 1, allows students to be physically restrained — preventing students from moving torso, arms, legs or head — or placed in a secluded area away from classmates only to protect them from hurting themselves or others. It also bans the use of physical restraint or seclusion as student punishment. Students can be restrained for intentionally destroying property.
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Resources for special education and the Common Core
Education Week
The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, one of the two consortia tasked with creating tests for the Common Core State Standards, has released a list of resources for special educators who want to learn more about how the education standards may affect children with disabilities. The list is not comprehensive, but it offers a good general overview, with links to basic information on the common core as well as lesson ideas and other tools. The education standards have been adopted by all but four states.
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Pennsylvania House passes bill to overhaul special education funding formula
The Patriot News
The Pennsylvania House passed legislation that would establish a 15-member commission to develop a special education funding formula to replace the existing one that is decades old. The legislation, which passed 193-0, calls for the formula to factor in costs of providing services to students with special needs. It would separate the cost of services into three categories ranging from least intensive to most intensive.
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Stop the abuse: Rethinking the vending machine model of budget leadership
By Dr. Harris Sokoloff (Commentary)
Battles over school budgets have become increasingly vitriolic, with parents treating school administrators and boards like vending machines. Parents put their money in — pay their taxes — and when they don't get the program or service they want and the way they want it, they kick the machine, scream at it and then kick it again. If we are to maintain public support for our public schools, we need to find a way to cut through the acrimony.
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Study presents new method of measuring avoidance behavior in young children
The Medical News
Children who avoid situations they find scary are likely to have anxiety a Mayo Clinic study of more than 800 children ages 7 to 18 found. The study published this month in Behavior Therapy presents a new method of measuring avoidance behavior in young children. The researchers developed two eight-question surveys: the Children's Avoidance Measure Parent Report and the Children's Avoidance Measure Self Report.
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Plastics chemical bisphenol A may harm brain development
Environmental News Service
Environmental exposure to bisphenol A, a chemical foastics and resins, may suppress a gene vital to nerve cell function and to the development of the central nervous system, finds new research led by scientists at Duke Medicine. Published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study investigated the effects of BPA on the cortical neurons of mice, rats and humans. Cortical neurons are the cells of the brain's largest region, the cerebral cortex. Most of the complex activity of the brain enabling thought, perception and voluntary movement is made possible by the activity of these neurons.
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Children with autism at greater risk for suicide
Children who have autism may be at greater risk for thinking about or attempting suicide than children without the condition, according to a new study. Researchers looked at data for about 1,000 children, including 791 kids with an autism spectrum disorder, 186 non-autistic children without a mental condition and 35 non-autistic children with depression. Parents gave numerical ratings describing whether and how frequently their children had contemplated or attempted suicide.
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Controlling pesticide exposure in children
Medical News Today
New research on household pesticide contamination emphasizes the need for less reliance on pesticides and more emphasis on neatness, blocking cracks where insects can enter and other so-called "integrated pest management" measures, scientists have concluded. Their study appears in the ACS' journal Environmental Science & Technology. Chensheng Lu and colleagues cite previous studies showing that urban, low-income, multifamily, public housing dwellings are prone to severe pest infestation problems. Families in Boston public housing developments, for instance, rank pest infestation, pesticide use and pest allergies second only to crime as matters of concern.
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Teacher's 'reverse inclusion' club brings typical students into special needs classes
The Plain Dealer
A Kenston High School in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, teacher has designed a popular school club and class that has turned out to be anything but typical. It began last school year when special education teacher Amanda Englehart began the Creating Exceptional Character club, a local chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children, a national organization devoted to special education. The club brought typical students into classrooms after school to work with students with special needs.
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CASE will be glad to post job positions each week — Please send to
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Spokane Public Schools
is seeking a director of Special Education & English Language Development. The director will provide leadership and support of the implementation of the instructional programs and related services for all student with disabilities and students needing language development support to reach K-12 standards.
for additional information.
Posting will close on March 29 at 5:00 p.m.
Berkshire Hills Music Academy
, a private post-secondary residential school for young adults with a love of music who have learning, cognitive or developmental disabilities, is seeking a new executive director. Located in South Hadley, Mass., the academy uses a strength-based, music-infused curriculum to promote gains in self-efficacy as well as to cultivate performing arts abilities.
The executive director will lead the school, oversee staff and programs, and be responsible for fiscal health and fundraising. Requires experience working with individuals with disabilities, management and fundraising experience.
For more details,
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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - March 12, 2015) - Canacol Energy Ltd. ("Canacol" or the "Corporation") (TSX:CNE)(OTCQX:CNNEF)(BVC:CNEC) is pleased to announce a 234 billion cubic feet ("BCF") (41 million barrels of oil equivalent - "MMBOE") increase in its working interest before royalty 2P gas reserves associated with its recent Clarinete and Palmer discoveries, and a positive revision at its Nelson field. Canacol working interest before royalty 2P gas reserves as of February 28, 2015 are 345 BCF (61 MMBOE) with a pre-tax net present value discounted at 10% ("PTNPV10") of US$ 852 million. The majority of these gas reserves have been contracted via 5 to 15 year take or pay sales contracts with pricing ranging from US$4.90/MMBTU to US$ 8/MMBTU escalated between 2 to 3% per year during the course of each contract. The increase in reserves is attributed to exploration success at the recent Clarinete discovery on the VIM 5 Exploration and Production ("E&P") contract, the recent Palmer discovery on the Esperanza E&P contract, and a positive technical revision related to original gas in place at Nelson field on the Esperanza E&P contract. The current 2P gas reserves are more than sufficient to satisfy all of the existing gas sales contracts, including the recently executed sales contract to Altenasol. In addition to Canacol's 2P gas reserves cited above, the Corporation's working interest before royalty 2P oil reserves plus deemed volumes are 23 MMBOE with PTNPV10 of US$ 556 million as of June 30, 2014.
Charle Gamba, President and CEO of the Corporation, commented "The success of our gas exploration program and, most importantly, the large discovery at Clarinete, marks an important milestone in the maturation of our gas platform in Colombia, which commenced with the acquisition of Shona Energy in 2012. The take or pay gas contracts we have executed in recent years will provide stable long term cash flow through to 2021 not tied to global oil prices, and we expect our gas exploration programs on our assets in the Lower Magdalena Basin to continue to deliver meaningful reserve adds that we can quickly commercialize via new sales contracts. Clarinete was our first exploration well drilled on VIM 5, and there are 10 additional prospects to be drilled on this block in the future. The recent execution of the Altenesol sales contract for 35 mmscfpd commencing in 2017 exposes Canacol to future growth via the export of LNG to the Caribbean market. We anticipate that approximately one third of Canacol's gas sales in 2017 will be directed towards foreign markets, with the balance delivered to the local Colombian market. The Corporation remains on track to ramp gas production from the current level of approximately 20 mmscfpd to over 83 mmscfpd by December 2015."
Canacol's exploration success at Clarinete and Palmer has resulted in new reserve additions of 184 BCF (32 MMBOE) and PTNPV10 of US$ 376 million. Best estimate gas prospective resources of 209 BCF (37 MMBOE) and PTNPV10 of US$ 295 million have also been attributed to the undrilled portion of the Clarinete discovery. The Corporation plans to drill up to two appraisal wells in calendar 2015 in the prospective resource area of the Clarinete discovery in order to move prospective resources into the reserves category. In this respect, the Corporation is pleased to announce that it has purchased the 25% interest in the VIM5 (including the Clarinete discovery) and the VIM 19 contracts from its industry partner, with the Corporation now owning 100% interest in both Contracts. The net consideration payable to the partner by the Corporation for the purchase of the interests consist of (a) US$18,046,000, payable entirely through the issuance of 8,749,424 common shares of the Corporation ("Common Shares"), (b) a payment of US$5 million due on September 11, 2015 and payable, at the election of the Corporation, in either cash or Common Shares to be priced at the five (5) day volume weighted trading price of the Common Shares on the TSX at such time, (c) a payment of US$1.13 million per BCF for 25% of proven and probable reserves booked to the Clarinete discovery over and above those booked by the February 28, 2015 report, if any, up to and including the time of the Corporation's reserve report for the period ending June 30, 2016, capped at a maximum of US$13 million, and payable 15 days after the issuance of such report, at the election of the Corporation, in either cash or Common Shares to be priced at the five (5) day volume weighted trading price of the Common Shares on the TSX at the time of issuance, and (d) a 1% royalty on net revenues from gas sales on the blocks, excluding the current Clarinete discovery, capped at a cumulative total of US10 million. The Common Shares being issued as part of the first tranche of the consideration, as well as any additional Common Shares that may be issued at the election of the Corporation in respect of subsequent tranches, are subject to a four (4) month required legal hold period as well as an escrow arrangement whereby such Common Shares are released to the seller in four (4) equal tranches at the end of each calendar quarter subsequent to their initial issuance. The issuance of the Common Share portion of the consideration contemplated by the transaction is subject to customary TSX acceptance requirements. Application has been made to the TSX in relation to the same.
Independent Evaluation by Petrotech Engineering Ltd. ("Petrotech")
The Corporation engaged Petrotech Engineering Ltd. "Petrotech" to conduct an independent evaluation of the gas reserves for Canacol's 100% working interest in the Nelson and Palmer fields in the Esperanza Contract and the gas reserves and prospective resources for Canacol's 100% working interest in the Clarinete discovery in the VIM 5 contract. All evaluations were effective February 28, 2015.
Petrotech prepared the evaluation in accordance with resource and reserve definitions, standards and procedures in the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation ("COGE") Handbook.
*BOE conversion using 5.7Mcf:1 bbl, as required by the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Colombia.
The numbers in these tables may not add exactly due to rounding.
The board of directors of Canacol has approved a capital budget of US$ 48 million for the first half of calendar 2015 to June 30, 2015. The Corporation will provide formal capex and production guidance for full calendar 2015 in mid April 2015 to coincide with the closing of the new BNP credit facility which went into syndication earlier this week.
Prospective resources are those quantities of oil and gas estimated to be potentially recoverable from undiscovered accumulations. There is no certainty that the prospective resources will be discovered. If discovered, there is no certainty that it will be commercially viable to produce any portion of the prospective resources. Application of any geological and economic chance factor does not equate prospective resources to contingent resources or reserves.
Low estimate is considered to be a conservative estimate of the quantity that will actually be recovered. It is likely that the actual remaining quantities recovered will exceed the low estimate. If probabilistic methods are used, there should be at least a 90 percent probability (P90) that the quantities actually recovered will equal or exceed the low estimate.
Best estimate is considered to be the best estimate of the quantity that will actually be recovered. It is equally likely that the actual remaining quantities recovered will be greater or less than the best estimate. If probabilistic methods are used, there should be at least a 50 percent probability (P50) that the quantities actually recovered will equal or exceed the best estimate.
High estimate is considered to be an optimistic estimate of the quantity that will actually be recovered. It is unlikely that the actual remaining quantities recovered will exceed the high estimate. If probabilistic methods are used, there should be at least a 10 percent probability (P10) that the quantities actually recovered will equal or exceed the high estimate.
Estimates of reserves and prospective resources were prepared using land and technical information including well information, engineering, geological and geophysical data available from Canacol to February 28, 2015.
The reserves evaluations, effective June 30, 2014 and reserves and resources evaluations effective February 28, 2015 were conducted by the Corporation's independent reserves evaluators DeGolyer and MacNaughton and Petrotech Engineering Ltd., respectively, and are in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities. The reserves and resources are provided on a working interest before royalty basis in units of millions of barrels of oil equivalent using a forecast price deck for gas and oil, adjusted for crude quality, in US dollars. The estimated values may or may not represent the fair market value of the reserves and resources estimates.
Canacol is an exploration and production company with operations focused in Colombia and Ecuador. The Corporation's common stock trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the OTCQX in the United States of America, and the Colombia Stock Exchange under ticker symbols CNE, CNNEF, and CNEC, respectively.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities law. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as "plan", "expect", "project", "intend", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate" and other similar words, or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur, including without limitation statements relating to estimated production rates from the Corporation's properties and intended work programs and associated timelines.
Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. The Corporation cannot assure that actual results will be consistent with these forward looking statements. They are made as of the date hereof and are subject to change and the Corporation assumes no obligation to revise or update them to reflect new circumstances, except as required by law. Information and guidance provided herein supersedes and replaces any forward looking information provided in prior disclosures. Prospective investors should not place undue reliance on forward looking statements. These factors include the inherent risks involved in the exploration for and development of crude oil and natural gas properties, the uncertainties involved in interpreting drilling results and other geological and geophysical data, fluctuating energy prices, the possibility of cost overruns or unanticipated costs or delays and other uncertainties associated with the oil and gas industry. Other risk factors could include risks associated with negotiating with foreign governments as well as country risk associated with conducting international activities, and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the Corporation.
Boe Conversion - The term "boe" is used in this news release. Boe may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A boe conversion ratio of cubic feet of natural gas to barrels oil equivalent is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. In this news release, we have expressed boe using the Colombian conversion standard of 5.7 Mcf: 1 bbl required by the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Colombia.
"Deemed volumes" are defined as those volumes produced under a service agreement in which the Corporation does not have a direct interest, but represents reserves attributable to the Corporation as calculated using the cash flow divided by the fixed tariff price over the life of the reserves. The Corporation has a risk service contract with Ecopetrol S.A. in the Mirador formation at its Rancho Hermoso field for which it receives a fixed tariff price for each gross barrel produced. The Corporation also has a non-operated 25% equity participation interest in an incremental production contract on the Libertador/Atacapi fields in Ecuador for which it receives a fixed price tariff for each incremental barrel produced.
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Welcome to our beautifully appointed, professionally decorated expansive three bedroom, and four bath 12th floor condo, with 4 flat panel TV's. Including a 50 inch flat panel LCD TV and Blue Ray in the family room. With its tropical decor and comfortable furnishing, this is truly a Resort Destination for your comfort and enjoyment!
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Check out our dramatic discounts and Winter Specials and Snowbird specials . Upon entering this 3 bedroom, 4 bath condo with additional sofa sleeper, you will feel the relaxing but sophisticated atmosphere. The living area is decorated with 2 leather sofas, and a large 50 inch HD flat panel TV and Blue Ray player. It has floor to ceiling windows and breath taking views. A wet-bar, stereo system and ice-maker complement the living area. The patio features a large seating area with a patio table and comfortable chase, overlooking the lazy river and spectacular view of the Gulf of Mexico.
The condo's master bedroom has french doors which open to the patio and beautiful views of the Gulf and Bay. The two other bedrooms are outfitted with a queen or king bed and all bedrooms also have a flat panel TV and DVD player. From the time you step out of your car and enter the grand lobby, you will feel you are in a tropical paradise. This unit is located in the best location in the building, from the large patio, master bedroom, and family room you will have amazing views of the Gulf.
Enjoy a swim in the lazy river, while the kids spend hours enjoying the water-slide. The heated indoor pool is perfect for those cooler days. Near the indoor pool you will find a large state of the art exercise room. The utility room is furnished with a full size washer and dryer. You have covered parking in the garage. The large balconies provide incredible views of the Gulf that span for miles along pristine white beaches and clear blue waters in addition, Phoenix West will be the first gulf front property to offer a lazy river water feature.
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*Specials exclude Spring Break, Holidays, Shrimp fest, Mullett toss, Thunder on the Gulf, and June and July. All prices are plus cleaning and taxes. There is a 25 year old minimum age limit to reserve the unit which will be enforced with no refund for violation. These are examples of comments from some of our previous guest at our other condo's:
'Our family truly enjoyed our vacation. The condo was perfect. This condo was by far the best that we have stayed at. The facilities and staff were fantastic. We have been to Gulf Shores 4 times now. It really feels like our second home. Awesome beach and not crowded. The owner was really easy to work with. (We kept adding days!)'
-Denese Davis, Kokomo, IN
'Our stay at the Patterson condo was wonderful! The room was beautiful, and the view was great. I am so glad we decided to go with the Patterson's condo, we didn't have any problems and Mr. and Mrs. Patterson were very nice. The condo was everything they said it would be and more. We have no complaints. The staff at Phoenix was helpful and check-in went smooth. There is plenty for you to do, the tennis court was nice and there is a indoor and outdoor pool as well as a kiddie pool that worked out well for us because we have two small children. Our family plans to visit Orange beach again next summer and we would love to stay in the Patterson Condo again.'
-Toni McLendon, Shreveport, La
We spent 7 nights at the condo and had a wonderful time. The condo was great the view was beautiful and I loved the parking so close to the condo. We will rent again. Thanks for a wonderful week with family and friends.
-Conni Joyner, Collinsville, MS
Just got back and we had a wonderful stay. This condo is amazing, and the view has to be the best there is! We will definitely be back!
-Tara, Petal, MS
We had a wonderful time and cannot wait to stay here again. The condo was very roomy, clean and beautifully decorated. The master bedroom and bathroom were HUGE! Working with the owner was great and check in on-site was a breeze and much better than having to stop elsewhere. The view of the pool area from the unit and balcony was the best to be had. Parking was close to the unit and the elevator was very convenient. Thank you so much.
-Anonymous, Baton Rouge, LA
Our experience booking this room was good from the beginning. Dr. Patterson called and/or emailed every time there was a question. We walked in and my daughter's comment was ' I want to live here, which got a big grin from her husband. My son and his wife as well as my husband and myself so enjoyed not being crowded in the elevator. We had the outdoor indoor pool and tennis court by ourselves. We would love the opportunity to stay in Phoenix IX room 1204. Thank you
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If you have the good fortune to own a DS and a copy of this game's quirky predecessor, then you know just how fun
surgery on a patient can be. That's right, for those of you who didn't know, thanks to Nintendo and Atlus, you get to slice
people up in Trauma Center Second Opinion.
The game's story follows a young doctor fresh from his internship and residency, eager to prove himself more than
capable as a surgeon. In the beginning, he is rather inept and unprofessional. The nurse that starts off the game showing
you how to use the controls worries when she has to leave him. As the story progresses, you learn about the mysterious
"healing touch" and find that time slows down for him at critical moments as if by magic. With a cast of heavy-handed
mentors, worrying nurses, and even a second playable doctor from Japan learning in America, Trauma Center's second story
won't fail to deliver some fun with promises to go down a lot smoother than hospital food. To prove it, I'm giving the
story a solid 7.
As good as the story may be for this game, it would be nothing without the truly innovative control scheme. Taking
advantage of the Wii's truly revolutionaly controller, Trauma Center can offer surprisingly realistic options. The remote,
when pointed at the screen becomes forceps (with the use of both the A button and B trigger), a scalpel, a syringe,
antibiotic gel, even an ultrasound machine. Selecting between these untensils is the job of the nunchuk's analog stick.
option is a seperate direction, making it rather simple to switch from one vitally important tool to another without a slow
menu system. Also, when a patient flatlines (sometimes inevitable, no matter how hard you try), both controllers held out
toward the screen become defribulator paddles, delivering a life-saving jolt when both the Z and B triggers are pulled at
the right moment. This sort of unique and realistic gameplay is only available from either the Nintendo DS or Nintendo Wii.
This kind of innovation deserves at least a 9.
Again, this is a Wii game, so graphics aren't expected to be very strong. Even given the system's limited performance
in the graphics department, this game's look is very different. The characters don't exactly move in any 3-D environment
during cut scenes, but this actually seems to be part of an artistic look for the game. It actually reads a lot like a
manga. Without voice-overs, your imagination has a lot of control over how the game feels. Once you begin an operation,
everything is realistic enough to be entertaining but thankfully animated enough that you don't lose lunch staring at open
wounds on patients. Even so, the game should have had more in the way of cut scenes, and could easily have included better
graphics for them. 6 out of 10.
A good surgeon needs concentration, and Trauma Center should be commended for not throwing in a really annoying
soundtrack that throws you off. Of course, there are still sounds in the game or else it just wouldn't be a real game. The
sounds that are there are very toned down (not that I would have heard any music anyway, I was saving lives afterall). Each
tool you use has a distinctive sound. The antibiotic gel you use squishes out onto the patient, and the laser makes, well,
laser sounds. None of the sounds are gimmicky, though. And simple as that sounds, it would have been easy to accidentally
put in one over-the-top sound that would ruin the whole game. Nothing stunning here, but still enough for a solid 7.
Overall, Trauma Center: Second Opinion is a very good game and sadly overlooked. It is certainly a quirky game that
makes full use of the Wii's revolutionary controller. I rate it a very fun 8, in the hopes that it won't keep getting lost
in the shuffle for too long. At least rent it, you might be surprised by how fun it really is.


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As I write this post, IntelliGent is supposed to be napping. Instead, he is singing the alphabet song over and over. Moments ago, I reminded him to be quiet and go to sleep.
I love to hear my son sing. There was a time, not too long ago, that I worried I would never hear his voice raised in song. It seems like a silly worry now as I wait for the silence of sleep to claim him.
IntelliGent has loved music from the womb. I am a trumpeteer. I continued to play trumpet, while expecting IntelliGent, until I could no longer get the air support needed to produce a steady tone. He was always excited at community band practice, doing flips and twists in the womb while I played.
That love for music continued after birth. When IntelliGent was very small, often, the only thing that could console him was singing loud and long. Dr. Dad and I spent a lot of time in song.
When IntelliGent started to talk, he would specifically ask for certain songs to be sung. He has a whole list of favorites, most he's learned in Sunday School. He would smile as I sang, but nothing could convince him to try and sing the song with me.
Then something changed in February. Dr. Dad and I were sitting at the table after dinner singing the songs IntelliGent requested when we tried something different. I held a note, Dr. Dad added to the chord, and out of the blue a sweet little voice added a third note. We were all so shocked and excited that a rediculous amount of clapping ensued.
For some reason, singing that note unlocked whatever was inhibiting IntelliGent from joining the music. Suddenly, he wanted to sing every song we knew.
The joy of music is evident on my son's face as he sings with me.
I wonder what took him so long, but then I remember. IntelliGent has strong perfectionistic tendencies. He wants to do things exactly right and is acutely aware of his limitations. I believe the perfectionism, couple with his awareness of limitations, is what has caused some of his delays.
My job is to help him learn how to modify his expectations to something more reasonable than perfection. Trust me, it's a full time occupation.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Sing Me a Song
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His first singing was in harmony?!ReplyDeleteReplies
It was a single held note, and I have no idea if it was intentional, but yes.Delete
- Dr. DadApril 24, 2014 at 8:08 PM
He likes it when we sing in harmonyReplyDeleteReplies
I like it when we sing n harmony, too.Delete
When my grandson was that age, he was mesmerized by a barber-shop quartet. He had heard many other types of instruments and music, but that harmony held is attention.ReplyDeleteReplies
Good choice. Well sing barbershop is so much fun. Perhaps I should introduce my son to some and watch his reaction.Delete
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It was a nice surprise to open my email and find out that I won a giveaway at the Quilty Pleasures blog. Shortly thereafter, a fat quarter bundle of 15 different Kaffe Fasset fabrics from the neutral classics line arrived at my door. I combed through them and found some polka dots to add to my stash. And, I think that multi-colored fabric might work well for binding on a project, so I'll tuck it away as well. The yellow and gray Aboriginal Dot fabrics at the top of the picture were my favorites in the bundle. And, there are three more fat quarters that I hope to show off in finished projects at some point this week. I guess that gives me a really good excuse to be in the fabric store tomorrow to pick up the last of the supplies that I need 🙂
That left seven fabrics though that I just couldn't picture using in any projects that I have slated in the near future. I'm not typically a girl who uses large floral prints. However, I know someone out there would be thrilled to get these fabrics, so I'm sharing the bounty. I'm opening up a giveway, so these 7 fat quarters can find their way into a quilt or a stash or a project somewhere.
Here they are.
Just enter using the Rafflecopter widget below. You'll get one entry for leaving a blog comment; I'm curious to know who has holiday sewing planned and whether you've started your projects yet. I hatched a possible gift project in my mind the other day, but I still need to gather some Christmas wish lists before I proceed. You also can get a second entry if you're already a follower on Bloglovin' or if you become a follower. I'll announce the winner on Saturday.


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Dogtooth comes from the warped mind of Yorgos Lanthimos, who divided audiences with last years brilliantly wonderful, if not disturbing film The Killing of a Sacred Deer. Dogtooth is Lanthimos' second feature, but is perhaps the one that garnered him the most attention. As despite its controversial subject matter, it won the Prix Un Certain Regard at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 83rd Academy Award.
The Greek Critic, Dimitris Danikas, gave the film a rating of eight out of ten, and characterizes it as "black, surreal, nightmarish." He believes that Dogtooth is as important for Greek cinema as Theodoros Angelopoulos' 1970 film Reconstitution. And Danikas stated that Dogtooth's Academy Award nomination as "the greatest Greek triumph of recent years."
The film critic, Alistair Harkness, hailed director Lanthimos as "a bold new voice on the world cinema scene, someone who might soon be elevated to a similar position as those twin pillars of Euro provocation: Lars von Trier and Michael Haneke," Certainly, Dogtooth provokes in the way a Von Trier and Haneke film would, making for a deeply disturbing viewing experience, that leaves you wondering just exactly where and how far this will go.
Even Robert Ebert complimented the film, and stated that Lanthimos had a "complete command of visuals and performances. His cinematography is like a series of family photographs of a family with something wrong with it. His dialogue sounds composed entirely of sentences memorized from tourist phrase books."
The film is about a couple (Christos Stergioglou & Michele Valley), and their adult son (Hristos Passalis), and two adult daughters (Angeliki Papoulia & Mary Tsoni), who live in a fenced compound. The children have no knowledge of the outside world. Their parents say they will be ready to leave once they lose a dogtooth, and that one can only leave safely by car. None of the characters are ever named, they are simply known by the roles they play within the family.
The children entertain themselves with endurance games, such as holding their hands under hot water. Aside from these games, the trio spend their days listening to endless homemade tapes, that teach them a whole new vocabulary. Any word that comes from beyond their family abode is instantly assigned a new meaning. For example, the word 'zombies' are little yellow flowers. The parents reward good behaviour with stickers, and bad with violence. And the father brings Christina (Anna Kalaitzidou) to the house on occasions, who is paid to relieve the son of his male urges.
The children believe they have a brother on the other side of the fence, to whom they throw supplies. A cat enters the garden, and the brother kills it, in a brutal fashion. The parents take this opportunity to spin a tale, that the cat killed the other brother. Christina's interactions with the older sister causes issues with the others, and when the older sister performs oral sex on Christina for a video tape cassette, this has consequences. The father finds out, and all hell breaks loose.
At first, I wasn't quite sure about what to make about Dogtooth. It's not an easy film to watch, with its full body nudity, incest sex scenes, sudden and unexpected bursts of violence, and surreal, odd pacing. After my viewing experience, I felt numb and dazed about what I had watched. There were certain scenes and imagery that had burned themselves into my mind.
For example, the cat being killed by a pair of garden sheers, or the older sister attacking the brother with a hammer in the middle of night, claiming it was another cat breaking into the house. When it came to analysing and deconstructing Dogtooth, I realised just how clever it was in its criticism of the family unit, extreme parenting, and the impact of individuals living such sheltered lives.
The film deals with a range of topics, from the dangers of creating a "perfect family", to the disillusions of upper middle class life, to metaphors for the dangers of repressive families and governments. The film implies that for any of these relationships to work, the individual must forego intelligence, and blindly follow the institution. Although this sort of obedience is contrary to human nature, perhaps suggesting that this is the reason that twisted individuals such as Josef Fritzl, and cult leader Jim Jones, can get away with hideous crimes for so long. Indeed, Dogtooth came out just a year after the Fritzl case came to light, which makes the film slightly more chilling when viewing it.
The film discuss the implications of the lies that we are told, to maintain status quo, and the appearance of stability and normality within the family unit. As children, we grow up accepting that our parents and guardians have our best interests at heart. Dogtooth explores the abuse of protecting a child from outside influences, denying them the simplest of human instincts and denying their freedom to explore the world. The film shows the consequences of telling young children lies for their own safety, and how in turn that can make them fearful of the world and impact their understanding about life.
As the subject matter was so claustrophobic, the choice was made to set the film in as big and expansive a house as the production could find. Complete with swimming pool, and enormous garden, and it helps relieve the tension somewhat. The cinematography and framing is expertly done, with every shot being perfect. The glorious sunshine makes this film appear light and bright, a contrast to its dark subject matter. By deciding to direct the film in such a dry, manner, as if just trying to capture the events that take place, was a bold move by Lanthimos.
I also applaud the complete absence of music, which helps ground the film in a uncomfortable reality, despite the film being about an extraordinary subject matter. The actors did a great job at acting in the emotionally detached manner that was required. And they all deliver an excellent performance. Overall, Dogtooth is a very original and very dark satire, which I am not sure whether or not I want to revisit anytime soon.


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Well, it's a good question according to the New Republic's Jonathan Cohn. And that question is:
In a blog entry at Washington Monthly, Ed Kilgore ponders the question of when life begins according to the Bible: at conception, or at implantation? "Where is that in Deuteronomy?" he asks.
The reason for asking is cases like Hobby Lobby's. The craft store chain doesn't want to be forced to pay for birth control that prevents implantation (such as Plan B or an IUD), believing that those end life that has already begun. The trouble, at least according to Kilgore, is that the Bible doesn't discuss abortifacients.
If you need an idea of where Kilgore's coming from, consider his conclusion:
The New York Times' Nate Cohn also gave his interpretation.
That's a question the Supreme Court will have to consider when it takes on the Hobby Lobby case. Until then, another look through the Scriptures might be in order to pin down those conservative "antichoicers" and their "sheer extremism." The irony?


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Lars (11) has an extraordinary memory and is excellent in math and language skills. At the age of 7 he drew from memory the Danish railway system, the road of Denmark, and the full map of Europe. At first glance a prosperous future. However, your expectation of finding a job would have been invalid if it were not for Thorkil Sonne: his father.
The skills of Lars did not have space in a competitive job market.
Even in the Danish social system, one of the best in the world for disability visible, but not for the invisible.
A Lars was diagnosed with autism. It is the third son of a Danish family. Gets up every day at six o'clock, and goes to the nine, or one more minute or a minute less. Improvisation is creating insecurity, and is unable to socialize.
After meeting the condition of Lars, Thorkil Sonne decided to create a company that will ensure a future for his son, something that the State could not provide. With 15 years experience in the area of programming in telecommunications, Sonne thought skills of autistic patients were appropriate for a company dedicated to test software. Thus was born Specialisterne.
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" software is very important to have a good memory, follow directions carefully, be persistent, note any deviation from the expected results. These are all features of autism, " Sonne said in an interview.
Specialisterne is the first company that from the characteristics of autism generates profits from the market. In addition, and perhaps most importantly, created a new concept, based on inclusion, which opened a niche market for people who are often segregated from working environments.
If Einstein, Darwin, Newton and Leonardo Da Vinci were born in our time would have received a diagnosis of autism and was not expected anything of it. But by the time they were born were respected and admired because they were using the logical extreme with fantastic results. Today our society valued these skills recently, as their logic of profitability is based on a standardized and alleged "normalcy".
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|ROAR!!!! This is how they want to take pictures now....
|The back yard early Friday.
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|Jeff was throwing a snow ball at him. However, eating the snow was what he wanted more than anything. Kids.
|Harrison had a little accident on the slide. Turns out, you can't climb up a slide in the snow.
|Mid afternoon Friday. All in all, I'd say our house probably got 3-4 inches.
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|Yep, Jesie turned 19!
|There's these two kids...
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Any kid who's going to be hiking more than a couple hours should know how to potty in the woods. Little ones in diapers are relatively easy – bring the stuff along, and plastic bags to pack it out.
We taught Boo backwoods toileting while she potty trained. I was unemployed at the time, and we were putting in a couple hours on the trails several times a week. I put her on the toilet before we'd go out. We'd hike. Sometimes she'd need to pee (again). I'd find a spot, put her in position, hold her steady to avoid wet pants, tahdah. (The avoiding wet pants is key – watch the urine stream carefully, and you'll pretty quickly find out how your individual kid needs to position herself to stay dry.) I assume boys who are peeing standing up are even easier. As long as they're old enough to give you that 10 second warning, they will pee. For a few months I hiked looking for potty spots. I didn't see anything besides safety issues and potty spots. The first few times, I'd get her into position, and nothing would happen. But she just couldn't hold it until we got to a toilet or a pull-up.
Pooping wasn't much harder. She was not interested in pooping in the toilet. So she waited until we were away from one to demand a pull-up. Which is all well and good until she used up her supply. Again, I quickly found a spot, dug a hole with a stick, and positioned her. Nothing happened. Repeat about 5 times over half an hour, and there was success. Once she did it once, there were no problems. She announced a need, I dug a hole quickly, and it was done.
She actually pooped in the woods before ever pooping in the toilet. And it was hard to get her to go in the toilet. She much preferred to do her business in the woods. Especially early in the process, she couldn't tell she needed to go until she needed to go now. There wasn't a lot of time to pick the perfect spot. And there wasn't a lot of time to find a good digging stick. I got a garden trowel and carried it all the time after that first woods pooping. Now when we go out, she reminds me: "Baba, do you have a snack? Water? The trowel?"
Start early
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Keep an eye out for good spots
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The 5th annual 5k Run/Walkwill take place in October, 2019 ! Again, all race profits will benefit Thrive DC – a non-profit organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the DC area. We invite the entire community to join us for this fun, flat race through DC's beautiful waterfront. Whether this is your first 5k or your hundredth we'd love for you to join us for a morning full of fun! Run with your friends, family, kids, pets, or solo – just come run with us and help us raise even more money than last year for a great cause!Register
Thrive DC provides a low-barrier, vitally needed safety net for all these individuals,
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There is still a lot of uncertainty with BlackBerry, despite the new BlackBerry Z10 seeing strong sales. Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, who was the technology expert behind the Apple 1 and Apple II computers, and currently the chief scientist at Fusion-io Inc., gave his two cents on the future of BlackBerry.
Steve Wozniak says he thinks BlackBerry will ultimately switch to Android for use on their devices. I don't believe Wozniak is talking about the Android JVM that's already bundled into BlackBerry 10. Wozniak must be alluding to full on Android operating system.
Why would BlackBerry make the switch when Android apps can run near seamlessly on BlackBerry 10? BlackBerry has also stated they chose against using Android due to it being naturally flawed.
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This guideline assists in the diagnosis of croup through history taking^ examination and investigation. It also provides recommendations for emergency management including pharmacotherapy^ instructions for admissions^ discharge^ and supportive care and follow-up.
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There's a lot things I've done in my life that have been painful. Car wrecks, surgeries and romantic breakups are all pretty agonizing. Right now I'm debating where my current discomfort should fit into the picture. I'm guessing as far as suffering values, mall shopping should land somewhere between a car crash and surgery. After a couple of days of following two teenage girls from store to store, I'm ready for some meds.
Hollister is one store I can't figure out. I'm not that old. It's kind of hard to see what you're buying cause it's a bit dark. Or maybe that's their secret…I like rock music, as a matter of fact, I think most of today's music is a little tame and am into the heavier stuff. It's nice shopping with the music blaring, EXCEPT WHEN YOU NEED TO ASK SOMEBODY A QUESTION! How are you supposed to find out anything from the clerks when it's louder in there than a Motorhead concert in a phone booth? I suppose they never have any complaints to customer service, cause nobody would hear them. Sore ears.
I don't know why more shoe stores haven't gone out of business. Most of them lack quality, stylish footwear that today's teenage girls demand. Imagine, going into a store that has at least 500 pairs of shoes, only to learn from your shopping com padres that they don't have "nothing". Now I need a new pair of shoes because I wore mine out trudging from shoe store to shoe store that had "nothing" inside. Sore feet.
The main thing is; they had a good time. Isn't that what it's all about? Showing your kids a good time and giving them the opportunity to do something that pleases them? And I don't do this that often so I shouldn't be complaining… Yes I should. It's what I do. I just can't help myself. Now I have to go, I'm off to Walmart. Sore head.


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Computer guided surgery – revolutionising implant dentistry
3D Imaging permits the visualisation of the available bone as well as relevant anatomical structures. Interactive planning permits accurate selection of sites for implant placement and computer generated drill guides enable the replacement of implants into planned sites.
This presentation will address the use of three-dimensional imaging for diagnosis and computer guided surgery for the treatment of a range of clinical situations.
The management of the failing dentition with immediately placed and loaded implants will be addressed. In addition to this the planning of treatment requiring the reconstruction of deficient ridges will be covered.
It will also focus on the techniques for relating tooth position to the surgical site and the interaction between the clinician and the dental laboratory.
His systematic application of sound biological principles, research data and clinical experience have resulted in outstanding success rates in terms of predictability as well as aesthetic and functional outcome.
A founding member and past president of the Association of Dental Implantology (UK), he has been designing courses and teaching postgraduates for 20 years at programmes run by the Royal College of Surgeons, the University of Lille, and in the private sector.
He is a Board Member of the Faculty of General Dental Practitioners. He has conceived and is the founding Director the Diploma in Implant Dentistry, of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, which for the first time enables practicing practitioners to combine their education and training with a busy successful practice.
He is currently collaborating with international institutes to further promote this unique approach to professional development and raising standards across this emerging field.
He is the author, with Thomas Kaus, of a fundamental textbook "Practical Implant Dentistry" recently published by Quintessence.
Qualifications: BDS Ncle 1974 DGDP(UK) MGDS RCS Eng DUI Lille FFGDP UK, Specialist in Oral Surgery, Specialist in Prosthodontics


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Since December seems to be a busy time for everyone, we didn't have an official Hop Bombshells meeting.
We held an event at Hoppers Grill & Brewing where we signed our 2014 Hop Bombshells Calendar. We gave calendar discounts for people who brought clothing to donate to the Road Home or brought non-perishable food for the Utah Food Bank. We collected 90 pounds of food for the Utah Food Bank and many bags of clothing for the Road Home! Thanks everyone for coming out and contributing to our charities.
On Dec 12, we met at Whiskey Street for drinks and conversation with the Hop Bombshells. If was loud and crowded, but it was fun to see everyone and celebrate the holidays.
We donated $800 to the YWCA with proceeds of our calendar sale! Thanks to everyone for all the hard work everyone has put in to make the calendar happen.
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I know I teased about this awhile ago, but I finally got around to completing my Birchbox review for the July 2012 box. I apologize if it seems a little haphazard! I am nearing graduation from grad school, so between all the coursework, internship, and work wrapups, plus job hunting and moving out of my apartment, it has made for several hectic weeks! Read ahead to find out what I thought about this month's products!
In case you aren't familiar with Birchbox, I'll give you a little rundown. Each month a package arrives at your door. It contains about 4-5 samples of deluxe beauty products (skin care and make up) and a little something extra. The samples are usually generous and last for a few applications. If you love an item you can get onto Birchbox's website and buy it. Each item you buy earns you some points, similar to how the Sephora rewards card works, and you can use them toward later purchases. I love samples, especially of beauty products that are on the pricier side, so if you do actually purchase something you have a good idea of whether or not you will be happy with it. Birchbox costs $10 a month or you can subscribe for the year for $110.
Color Club Polish in Blue-Ming
Sample Size: 0.25 fl. oz.
Full size: 0.5 fl. oz., $8
Birchbox says: Use this green-turquoise polish on fingers and toes all summer long.
My thoughts: I love getting nail polishes in my Birchbox, they can do no wrong. However, this is the third time that I got a shade of green, and while green is my favorite color, I like a little variety too! In any case, I love Color Club polishes and the size of their samples, so I can't complain too much.
Rating: A
Gloss Moderne High-Gloss Masque
Sample size: 0.5 oz.
Full size: 4 oz., $39
Birchbox says: Sun, heat, and pollution all strip our hair—happily, this vitamin-rich conditioning complex restores bounce and shine.
My thoughts: This deep conditioner is very thick and goes on so smooth. It wasn't a bad size either, I could definitely get another go out of it. I left it in my hair for about 30 minutes while I was doing other stuff (i.e. painting my nails and drinking wine), then rinsed it out. My hair felt great! And I was very pleased until I dried my hair and it left it looking very greasy. Historically, my hair has been fickle, for years it was straight, then curly, now straight again…oscillating between being dry and normal. But I wouldn't say I have oily hair and I know I washed it all out, so, who knows. Maybe I'll try it again once more before I make too many assumptions.
Rating: C
Harvey Prince Eau Flirt
Sample size:
Full size: 1.7 fl. oz., $55-$98
Birchbox says: The fragrance equivalent to a wink, this fanciful scent layers fresh citrus and jasmine notes over a base of lavender and pumpkin.
My thoughts: Oh Birchbox and your never ending perfume samples. I have learned not to care too much when I get yet another one in my box. Plus, this Harvey Prince Eau Flirt smelled wonderful! It was subtle and left just enough scent. My only complaint is the sample's vile packaging…I hate when they don't have a little spray top because it becomes all too easy for the top to pop off and perfume to go everywhere when there isn't one.
Rating: A
Manna Kadar Sheer Glo Shimmer Lotion
Sample size: 0.1 fl. oz.,
Full size: 1 fl. oz., $29
Birchbox says:This cult luminizing liquid adds a supermodel-like sheen to skin. Mix it with your foundation, or apply as a highlighter to cheeks and browbones.
My thoughts: I prefer more of a matte look on myself, but every couple days I do use Laura Mercier's Foundation Primer underneath my foundation. This reminded me a lot like that, except it had more of a tan tint. I doubt I would ever buy it, since I am not keen on being shimmery, but it was fine to try out anyway.
Rating: B
Suki Balancing Kit
Sample size: 5 packets (4 at 0.13 fl. oz., 1 at 0.07 fl. oz.)
Full size: $40
Birchbox says: This all-in-one set calms and purifies troubled skin, leaving it smooth and hydrated.
My thoughts: I was intrigued by all these packets when I first opened my box. I could have benefited from a little more instruction when I went to use them, but there's a pretty logical order. I actually really, really loved this little set, and I'm pretty sure that this is what you get in actual trial kit from Suki, which their website (and others, such as Amazon) list as being $18. My skin looked glowing, smooth, and healthy after I used the scrub, toner, masque, and oil. It felt a little weird putting oil on my face, but it didn't cause me to break out or look overly greasy. You can get more than one use out of the packets, but the only downfall is the trickiness of keeping opened packets from spilling. Small bottles of each would have been nice, but I understand the economics of that one. Overall, I would highly recommend using this system.
Birchbox Extras
LÄRABAR über
Sample size: 0.82 oz.
Full size: Pack of 16, $27.95
Birchbox says: The latest addition to our snack drawer, these healthy and satisfying bars are packed with dried nuts and fruits.
My thoughts: Food, not so exciting. But what was exciting was that I opened my box right when I got to work and had forgotten to bring a snack along and was starving. So, there were no complaints from me pertaining to getting a food item.
Birchbox Exclusive Earbuds
Birchbox says: We designed these neon headphones just for you. Pair them with your best playlist.
My thoughts: What a fun extra this month! I really loved getting this in my box, the colors are so bright, and I constantly lose earbuds and needed an extra pair. Plus, the actual earbuds are not the hard plastic, uncomfortable sort, so they fit nicely in my ears.
Overall, I would say this is one of my favorite boxes to date. It was certainly the most stuffed and I enjoyed the variety of items, although I was wondering where the make-up products were?! I miss them, Birchbox!
Want your own Birchbox? Go to http://www.birchbox.com?raf=s6h6z to sign up!
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I broke down Friday night and started. DH is working 10:30 PM to 6:30 AM this weekend and the project I should be working on was in the bedroom. I really didn't want to wake him up so I decided to start "Little House Neighborhood." I didn't get as much done as I thought since life and family kept interfering. This week I will be workin on my RR - bummer:( Hopefully I won't pass out when I attempt to work a little bit more on it tonight.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
3 comments:
- Rachel said...
Great start! I started mine tonight as a reward for finishing a project :)
- July 13, 2008 at 9:13 PM
- Nicole said...
Beautiful start Deirdre! I love those sheepies! :)
- July 14, 2008 at 6:26 AM
- Susan said...
Nice start! Love the sheep!
- July 14, 2008 at 7:32 PM
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Chevrolet Does a pauseUp Job on 2018 Traverse SUP Concept
The 2018 Chevrolet Traverse SUP concept is what's up for this year's SEMA show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Chevrolet tells the tuned Traverse, "integrates 1 of the fastest-growing water sports—stand up paddle boarding—by Chevy's redesigned three-row sport utility car."The concept showcases a roof-mounted Chevrolet Accessories Stand Up Paddle board Carrier by Thule & a matching blue Riviera Paddle surf paddle board.
The white & blue, 2-toned concept advanced blue wave graphics across its side panels which connect by the truck's LED headlights.
Inside, it gets illuminated forehead door sill plates & black Traverse-embroidered headrests The 2018 Chevrolet Traverse is obtainable in 2 Fresh trim standards—Republika Srpska & High Country, as well as L, LS, LT, & first.
Chevy's Traverse SUP concept is going to be on showat SEMA from October 31 to November three.
2017 Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept description
Dressed to impress, the Traverse SUP Concept takes the idea of a versatile ride to a Fresh standard.
Exterior Two-tone paint scheme by graphics Loads of Chevrolet Accessories pieces Paddle board on the roof Good looks"Fancy paint scheme & Fresh accessories notwithstanding, the Traverse SUP is continue a Traverse at heart"On the surface, the Chevrolet Traverse SUP retains generality of its standard looks.
Put them all together, & you get the cabin of the Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept.
Drive train Two engine options FWD capability Steady strength and torque figures"There are no hints of any engine upgrades in the Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept"There are no hints of any engine upgrades in the Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept.
Conclusion"The Traverse SUP provides a nice peek into what's possible while the crossover gets some aggressive treatments to help it thrive in a coast setting"The Chevrolet Traverse SUP is what it is.
2018 Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept for SEMA showcases formal accessories
as mentioned in 2018 Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept for SEMA showcases formal accessories You'll never speculation what SUP stands for, though As is the status by many of the Extremely -called "concepts" automakers bring to the SEMA Show every year, the 2018 Chevrolet Traverse SUP Concept is none however a produce vehicle fitted by some formal accessories.
Well, Chevy is dedicating this custom Traverse to 1 of the fastest-growing water sports — stand up paddleboarding.
The highlight of the Traverse SUP is the roof-mounted Chevrolet Accessories Stand Up Paddle board Carrier by Thule that holds a Riviera Paddle surf paddle board.
The Traverse SUP showcases an array of Chevrolet Accessories like the black 20-company aluminum wheels, black grille insert, & bowtie emblems, assist steps, illuminated sill plates at the forehead, integrated cargo liner, & embroidered headrests, between other things.
Chevrolet is going to have around 20 models on showat the SEMA Show (October 31-November three).
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Photomax aquarium picture library has made waves since its inception in 1990.
With the arrival of the digital world, development of the library has surged ahead vigorously with vast ongoing investment in new technology, we now have a online delivery system for our images. A number of them are available for download within a short period after we have received payment for the use .
Photomax is one of the world's largest stock image banks for aquarium fish, and associated subjects.
On this website you will find the majority of the Photomax collection. It is easy to use, with a powerful search facility. You can search from the Latin name list by "Family" and "Genus". You can also search from the keyword search that contains: common name, Latin name - Family Genus & species and other relevant descriptive words. If you dont find what you are looking for it is worth to try one word leaving off the last 3 or 4 letters, if you still have a problem locating the image please contact us, so we can help
Photomax is continually adding to the collection.
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The marine fish images are composed of a wide range of tropical species, largely from the Indo-Pacific, Caribbean, and Red Sea regions. A lesser number of temperate species are included. Although the bulk of the images represent coral fish species usually available to the aquarium hobby, there are also some species of sharks, rays, and other marine spectaculars not normally found in aquarium culture.
Mainly exotic marine invertebrate images are available from Photomax, but with some freshwater too. The scope of tropical marine invertebrates is already very comprehensive, and continues to be added to as more fascinating images are encountered during regular underwater safaris. Some of the planets most deadly creatures, and some of the most strangely weird ones too, are featured in the invertebrate files.
A more recent activity within the library has been the addition of underwater pictures from SCUBA diving safaris. This has brought coral reef vistas, many new fish species (including undescribed fish new to science), and an amazing collection of often weird invertebrates, into the overall collection of library images. Topside views of exotic white sand beaches also come as a spin-off from this activity.
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The images of fish diseases is one of the most used files of Photomax, and is added to whenever the opportunity presents itself. Most books on the aquarium hobby and the specialist magazines catering to the needs of the hobby feature chapters or articles on this subject, and the demand is accordingly high. Breeding sequences and behaviour images are yet more specialised pictures in constant demand.