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Genital warts appear as raised, flesh-colored lumps or bumps. They may also have a corrugated (cauliflower-like) appearance. They may appear anywhere on body surfaces that are exposed in sexual contact, including the vulva, vagina, cervix, or groin in women and the penis, scrotum, thigh, or groin in males. Size of the warts may vary, and multiple warts may be present at the same time.
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In 2009, the U.S. FDA approved the first DNA tests for diagnosis of the common cancer-causing HPV types in cervical samples. Two tests known as Cervista HPV 16/18 and Cervista HPV HR, are used to diagnose the presence of DNA from the two most common HPV types associated with cancer. These are HPV types 16 and 18, as well as other "high risk" or cancer-associated HPV types. These tests do not replace standard Pap testing or clinical examination, and they are used in combination with traditional screening methods to help estimate a woman's risk and aid in management decisions.


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Five lessons from the past weekend's Super Rugby quarter-finals, according to CRAIG LEWIS.
What former Bok coach NICK MALLETT had to say on SuperSport about the Super Rugby quarter-finals involving South African teams.
Lions coach Johan Ackermann says a good start played a big part in his side's 42-25 quarter-final win against the Crusaders at Ellis Park.
The Lions will be genuine title contenders following a quarter-final performance that exuded as much intensity as it did intelligence, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Wins for the Lions and the Chiefs in the coming semi-finals will see the Super Rugby decider being staged at Ellis Park for the first time, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Schalk Burger believes that a return to a round-robin format will improve the standard of play as well as the level of interest in the Super Rugby tournament. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Sharks captain Beast Mtawarira is ashamed of his side's 41-0 quarter-final defeat to the Hurricanes in Wellington.
The hosts scored five tries in their 42-25 quarter-final win at Ellis Park.
The visitors scored eight tries in their crushing 60-21 quarter-final win at Newlands.
The Lions produced an irrepressible performance to clinch an emphatic 42-25 win over the Crusaders in Saturday's quarter-final at Ellis Park. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Rohan Janse van Rensburg and Franco Mostert starred for the Lions at Ellis Park on Saturday, according to SARugbymag.co.za's Opta-powered stats.
The Chiefs thrashed the Stormers 60-21 in Saturday's quarter-final at Newlands, reports JON CARDINELLI.
Damian McKenzie made some telling contributions on attack and with the boot at Newlands on Saturday, according to SARugbymag.co.za's Opta-powered stats.
The hosts scored six tries in their 41-0 quarter-final win in Wellington.
The Hurricanes played the torrential conditions brilliantly to beat the Sharks 41-0 in the quarter-final in Wellington on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports.
The Lions will be genuine title contenders following a quarter-final performance that exuded as much intensity as it did intelligence, writes JON CARDINELLI.
THE MONEY MAN is putting R3,000 on the Lions to beat the Crusaders in their Super Rugby quarter-final at Ellis Park.
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Scarlet Pimpernel: Encore
The 1998 Broadway Revival Cast recording of The Scarlet Pimpernel: Encore! features Frank Wildhorn and Nan Knighton's songs as performed by Tony Award nominee Douglas Sills, Rex Smith and Linda Eder. Tracks like "Into The Fire," "Madame/a>/a>/a>/a>/i>
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The Scarlet Pimpernel is, despite what reviewers have said (please ignore the AMG review!) an excellent show that is exactly what it is designed to be; entertainng, uplifting, and a raucously funny good time. This recording is a good representation of how the show appeared after the revisions and cast changes. While the show is overall a better production for the changes, the OBC is a better disc, if only because of Terrence Mann's impecable performance as Chauvelin and the deleted tracks, some of which are truly beautiful. The one element that shines on both this CD and the OBC is the glorious and moving performance of Douglas Sills as Sir Percival Blakeney/the Scarlet Pimpernel. While I prefer the OBC, this CD is still an excellent recording of a great show.
I agree with the college student, and no one can beat Terrence Mann, I'm sorry but nuy the OBC recording because there is no better Chauvelin than him!!!
If you saw the second Broadway production (as I did) or the tour of this show than this is the disk for you. While Rex Smith's amazing on stage performace doesn't translate as well onto disk as Terrance Mann's, this disk includes one of the most moving musical theatre songs I have ever heard, I'll Forget You. I own both the OBC and the Encore recording, and I have to say that I listen to the Encore recording more, simply because of this song. I will admit thought that I am glad that I own both disks. However, you can't go wrong with either recording, due to Doug Sill's AMAZING performance of Percy. This man has the most wonderful voice!
I just think that this is a wonderful show. Both recordings are great, even if the original Chauvlin was better in OCR. It really is hard to say which recording I like better, although I think i'll have to go with this one as it was the version I heard originally, and you cannot beat ''I'll Forget You''. Wonderful female ballad.
The Scarlet Pimpernel is the Happy version of the French Revolution the oposite of Les Miserables. I believe that every fan of Renaissance, Jazz, classic, marches, and show tunes would like this music. I have made it a part of my collection as well as Stephen Sondhiem's Sunday In the Park With George.
I own this album and the OBC album. Its great to have both because you get Terrence Mann's swoon-worthy rendition of "Where's the girl?" on the OBC and you get Rex Smith's knock-your-socks-off version of "Falcon in the dive" on the encore. Both Rachel York and Christine Andreas were amazing as Marguerite and Douglas Sills is just "wow" anyway. No musical theatre collection is complete without these albums and if you sing show tunes then these will present a fun challenge. By the way, I've also seen the show...Amazing! Frank Wildhorn is one of the best composers around.
I purchased this CD because I am a big fan of Rex Smith. However, I was so happy to discover that the whole musical is delightful! I loved the songs - especially "Where's the girl" performed by Rex. I wish I had seen it on Broadway!!


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A public information meeting (PIM) is scheduled for Thursday January 28th, 2016 at 7pm at the South End Baptist Church 60 Hastings Drive, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2C6.
Application by CBCL Limited to rezone lands of Nova Scotia Innovation Corporation located on Research Drive and Neptune Crescent in Woodside Business Park from S (Institutional) Zone to I-1 (Light Industrial) Zone.
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The applicant has requested that Harbour East-Marine Drive Community Council approve a rezoning in order to enable development of a new industrial building.
The subject property is designated Industrial and Residential under the Dartmouth Municipal Planning Strategy (MPS) and currently zoned S (Institutional) under the Dartmouth Land Use By-law (LUB).
The site plan (provided below) shows the proposed industrial building which consists of a 2275 square metre facility, intended to serve as a business development incubator. The existing facility located at 1 Research Drive would also be zoned from S to I-1 in order to recognize the existing business use of the site.
This application is being considered under the rezoning process.
A public information meeting (PIM) is scheduled for Thursday January 28th, 2016 at 7pm at the South End Baptist Church 60 Hastings Drive, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2C6.
Following the PIM, the application will be reviewed by staff. Minutes from the PIM will be included in a future staff report to Harbour East-Marine Drive Community Council. A public hearing is required prior to any Council decision on the application.
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Dan Lyke Eric over at flutterby scored an Olympus 2020 and is using it to do Infrared Photography. Cool stuff, I did a bit of it myself with my Nikon 4500. Check out this or this for some better, slightly image processed examples. Click on the thumbnail or this link to see another processed example, or this link to see the original before image processing.


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Many here may know this as professional secrecy. In England and Wales we call it legal professional privilege. But something we can all agree on is that the right to consult a legal adviser in confidence is fundamental to any system of justice.
In England we have held this principle sacred for centuries. The first recorded instance in our case-law dates back to 1577 when a lawyer, Thomas Hawty, was being ordered to testify in his own client's case. He protested and the Master of the Rolls – the chief civil judge in England – declared that Hawty should not be compelled to disclose the relevant information.
The reason behind this decision? The Master of the Rolls said that this principle was not about professional conduct - but rather the proper administration of justice.
However, recent revelations have warned us that professional privilege could be under threat from our own government's surveillance.
So, what constraints are there on the UK state and its investigators? How could this impact upon legal privilege? And why is it that the state requires a court issued warrant to enter a person's property, but none is needed in respect of a citizen's 'cyber space'?
The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, or RIPA, is where UK surveillance really stepped up a sizeable degree.
RIPA was introduced to set out the scope by which public bodies could conduct surveillance or intercept communications. It includes five core categories of surveillance, each requiring it's own level of authorisation ranging from senior staff to the home or justice secretary.
RIPA's code of practice permits surveillance, even if the state might acquire knowledge subject to legal privilege. In such instances, the required authorisations cannot be made unless there are 'exceptional or compelling circumstances'.
If an authorisation is granted the risk of ascertaining information under legal privilege is supposed to be minimalised as much as possible. And any information that is subject to legal privilege should not be used in court.
The government believes this system recognises the sensitivity and importance of legal privilege. But the Law Society does not.
Legal privilege is about more than just the information that underpins a trial. It is also concerned with encouraging complete disclosure so that lawyers can ensure that their clients have proper access to justice.
The Law Society has been calling for a thorough review of RIPA for some time now. In particular, we consider that there must be an explicit statutory safeguard for legal professional privilege.
In 2006 the EU passed the Data Retention Directive. This requires member states to store citizens' telecommunications data for a minimum of six and a maximum of 24 months.
This was not really about instructing states to retain data. Rather it was more about ensuring consistency as to how long communications were stored between EU countries.
However, in April of this year, the European Court ruled that by requiring data retention, and by allowing national authorities to access such data, the directive interfered with, and I quote:
'The fundamental right to respect for private life and to the protection of personal data.'
It was therefore considered a breach of the European Convention of Human Rights - because data can be accessed without the individual being aware. It was considered that many citizens, if not all, were likely to feel that their private lives were subject to constant surveillance.
The ECHR identified 10 key principles which together would make data retention compliant to human rights and EU law. One of these is to provide exceptions for communications that are subject to professional privilege.
The UK government treated the court's decision as a mere inconvenience by rushing through it's latest act. DRIP. A wonderful acronym!
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act was passed last month. It is far from a perfect example of the British parliamentary system.
In effect, DRIP overrules the European Court's judgment. It re-asserts the sweeping surveillance powers that had been deemed to be in breach.
It also extended the government's powers to allow for extra-territorial reach. The UK government can now force non-UK companies, like Microsoft and Facebook, to retain information on UK users.
You would have hoped that, given the importance and far-reaching implications of this act, that it would have been subject to at least the standard level of parliamentary scrutiny.
Unfortunately, this was not the case. DRIP was rushed through parliament as emergency legislation. Only three months after the court's judgment. The parliamentary process took just three days - without the flaws that had been expounded by the ECHR being properly addressed.
Needless to say, the Law Society has very serious concerns. We still do not know what justified the use of emergency legislation. A cynic might argue that the process utilised was in order to prevent proper parliamentary and public scrutiny.
Without any assurances that professional secrecy will be adhered to, should we assume the worst?
The Law Society is making a concerted effort to raise the profile of this issue by contacting other professional organisations, academics and the media.
Legal privilege must be protected from any system of surveillance.
We are also exploring the potential for a digital Magna Carta.
Against the backdrop of mass surveillance, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web, has called for a digital Magna Carta. He has been joined in this call by many others, including your former vice president Al Gore.
Sir Tim envisages the development of a 'digital bill of rights' in each country. A statement of principles that are supported by public institutions, government officials and corporations.
It is hoped that these national documents would lead to a shared document of principles, providing an international standard for the values of the open web.
The development of a global digital Magna Carta is an international effort that we consider should command the support of lawyers, their bar associations and law societies worldwide.
And we will be considering the possibility of such a charter and discussing Sir Tim's idea at the Global Law Summit, due to be held in London in February 2015.


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Short for Knocked Up, Knocked Down. Getting pregnant and then getting knocked down unexpectedly through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death.
Monica LeMoine was KuKd.
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I love Annapolis also, Roseanna. I've traveled the streets of that charming town over many years. I love wandering around the Academy, seeing the Quarters my mom and her family lived at various times. The character of the city is "dock casual" with folks wearing Topsiders throughout the year, and the seafood is wonderful. Thanks for the chance to remember.ReplyDelete
Excellent article, Roseanna. I love Annapolis as well, and mention it in my historicals. I also love the western part of Maryland, especially Frederick County. It is rife with history. I'd love to hear a bit about Cumberland and it's beginnings. Maybe you could share some of the history of that beautiful mountain area.ReplyDelete
I just finished reading your book, and LOVED IT. I also love how you shared this bit about your research. I love research...about anything! And could spend just hours searching! It is quite exciting!ReplyDelete
I really want to go there. I also need to find some old maps for my new MS. Thanks for this post. And you make me want to go to Annapolis! Bet I could get Janet Grunst to take me there sometime!!!ReplyDelete
Sweet Peripety, I'm SO glad you enjoyed Annapolis!! I'm a research nut too, so I know exactly what you mean. =)ReplyDelete
Carrie, Rita and Loree and I are planning to have a joint signing in Annapolis, and that would give you and Janet the perfect excuse to come up for a visit. ;-)
Roseanna, it sure pays to keep digging. I ran down a few rabbit trails like that on line Friday, and finally found the information I needed. It took hours. Sounds like your search took days. Way to hand in there!ReplyDelete
Er... that's hang. Hang in there. :)ReplyDelete


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Apple iWatch could be beginning of iOS wearable computers
Analysts are predicting that Apple will be the next company to get in on the wearable computer game, with the proposed Apple iWatch being just the tip of the iceberg.
Gene Munster, MD of Piper Jaffray, suggests that a move toward devices such as those demoed in the Google Project Glass scheme would be highly profitable for the Cupertino-based company. In the first instance, it would mean a host of wearable satellite devices that Apple could design, manufacture and sell and, second, there would also be other companies looking to make and license similar products for iOS.
Munster predicts that users will carry a core connected device, such as a smartphone or small tablet, which will interface wirelessly with the wearable computers. The idea is nothing new to those following the progress of the field of augmented reality over the years.
What is interesting is that Munster goes on to suggest that even this core device might lose its own screen at the expense of glasses or projectors showing us whatever information we need at the time.
With voice and gesture used to control the sending and receiving of messages, make calls and all other normally touch-based tasks, it's certainly an exciting prospect, whether or not Apple gets involved in it. One thing can be for certain though, and that is it's very unlikely that Tim Cook and his cohorts will get involved in wearable computers until they look good, subtle and actually work properly.
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QVC has announced the appointment of Matthew Goldberg to the position of svp/global market development. Goldberg will assume his new role this month. will be responsible for driving global growth. He will report to Mike George, QVC president and CEO.
"Matt is a highly strategic and pragmatic business leader with a great depth of experience in global business development, new market expansion and building relationships with key stakeholders," said George. "As QVC continues to expand globally, Matt's experience and leadership will be instrumental in delivering on our strategy to bring the QVC brand and its unique video and eCommerce experience to consumers across cultures."
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Fiona's favourite movie is "Emma" featuring Gwyneth Paltrow. Her favourite writer is Emily Dickinson.
Fiona studied archeology at Indiana University and has a degree in Cultural Anthropology. She specialized in pre-history, comparative religious studies, palynology, forensics and Medieval European weaponry.
Her middle name, "Kai", is Japanese and has several meanings like: understanding, innovation or world. Interestingly, "Kai" is used as a boy's name in Japan.
Fiona is fascinated by the way of the Samurai, which is heavily featured in her work like "No Honor" or "Witchblade: Obakemono".
Fiona Avery published her first novel, "The Crown Rose", in 2005.
Fiona Avery: I believe that science fiction explores the impact of technology on people. I agree that some shows are Sci-Fi, and some shows are science fiction. I think it's rare to find science fiction on television or the big screen today. For me, true science fiction is not about "eye-candy" although if you can slip that in as well, it's not so bad for your ratings.
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Endometrial cancer is the most common invasive gynecologic cancer in U.S. women, with an estimated 52,630 new cases expected to occur in 2014 and an estimated 8,590 women expected to die of the disease.[1] Endometrial cancer is primarily a disease of postmenopausal women with a mean age at diagnosis of 60 years.[2] Age-adjusted endometrial cancer incidence in the United States has declined since 1975, with a transient increase in incidence occurring from 1973 to 1978, which was associated with estrogen therapy, also known as hormone therapy;[3] there was no associated increase in mortality. From 2006 to 2010, incidence rates of endometrial cancer increased by 1.5% per year in women younger than 50 years and increased by 2.6% in women 50 years and older. During that same time frame, the endometrial cancer mortality rates increased by 1.5% in women younger than 50 years and remained stable in women 50 years and older.[1] Most cases of endometrial cancer are diagnosed because of symptoms, which are nonetheless "early" stage and have high survival rates.
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Estrogen therapy unopposed by progesterone therapy is a cause of endometrial cancer in women with an intact uterus. However, women taking combination estrogen-progesterone therapy (hormone therapy) exhibit similar risk to women who do not take postmenopausal hormone therapy.[4,5,6,7,8] Tamoxifen therapy is also a cause of endometrial cancer. Results from the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project P-1 trial, report a doubling of the risk of endometrial cancer associated with an annual rate of 2.30 per 1,000 for women taking tamoxifen compared with 0.91 per 1,000 for women receiving placebo; the increased risk was seen primarily in postmenopausal women.[9]
In addition to the increased risk of developing endometrial cancer that is observed in women who use unopposed estrogen therapy or tamoxifen, a number of additional risk factors have been identified, and most appear to be related to estrogenic effects. Among these factors are obesity, a high-fat diet, and reproductive factors such as nulliparity, polycystic ovarian syndrome, early menarche, and late menopause. Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) syndrome is associated with a markedly increased risk of endometrial cancer compared with women in the general population. Among women who are HNPCC carriers, the estimated cumulative incidence of endometrial cancer ranges from 20% to 60% by age 70 years (refer to the PDQ summary on Genetics of Colorectal Cancer for more information).[10,11,12] This risk appears to differ slightly based on the germline mutation; for MLH1 carriers the lifetime risk at age 70 years is 25% while MSH2 mutation carriers have a 35% to 40% lifetime risk of endometrial cancer by age 70 years. The mean age of diagnosis for MLH1 or MSH2 carriers is 47 years compared with 60 years for noninherited forms of endometrial cancer.[13] The prognosis and survival are similar between HNPCC-related and noninherited forms of endometrial cancer.[14]


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Hotels in Lucerne, Switzerland can't top Radisson Blu's passionate sense of place
Guests can walk to Chapel Bridge on the Reuss River, one of Switzerland's main tourist attractions. Afterwards, stroll a short way to see the Lion Monument and Glacier Garden with Alhambra's labyrinth of 90 mirrors. Radisson Blu hosts numerous hikers and skiers who wish to take on the scenic challenges of the majestic Swiss Alps. Music lovers from around the world also come from afar to attend popular festivals that take place near this hotel's site in Lucerne, Switzerland.
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Understanding Heart Attack: Diagnosis and Treatment
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How Is a Heart Attack Diagnosed?
If your doctor suspects you are having a heart attack, he or she will promptly run tests, which may include:
ECG or EKG. The electrocardiogram is a simple test that records the electrical activity of the heart. The test can often accurately detect heart irregularities and help pinpoint the area of the heart attack. It could determine if someone is having a heart attack based on changes on the ekg, which show muscle damage or lack of blood flow through the arteries.
Understanding Heart Attacks
Find out more about heart attacks:
Blood tests. Several blood tests, often taken every 4 to 8 hours, can help diagnose a heart attack and detect any ongoing heart damage.
Often, treatment for heart attack is started at this time. The doctor may recommend a test to pinpoint the location of the blocked artery -- and if it is possible, perhaps unblock it. These procedures may include:
Cardiac catheterization. In this procedure, a catheter (thin, hollow tube) is inserted into a blood vessel in the groin or wrist and threaded up to the heart. Dye is used to highlight the heart's arteries. Blockages can be identified and often treated with angioplasty or stents to open the artery and restore blood flow. Several tests may be performed to assess the heart. Intravenous blood thinner is an option to open the artery, if cardiac catheterization is not available.
Echocardiogram. In this ultrasound test, sound waves are bounced off the heart to create images. This test can identify significant damage to the heart muscle from the heart attack and identify the presence of heart failure. It can also determine is there is any damage to the heart valves.
Stress testing . Either a treadmill test or a radionuclide scan can assess whether other areas of the heart are still at risk for another heart attack.
What Are the Treatments for Heart Attack?
Emergency Medical Care for a Heart Attack
A heart attack is a medical emergency that requires immediate care to prevent permanent heart damage or death. CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) should be started if the victim goes into cardiac arrest, when the heartbeat has stopped and the person is unresponsive. CPR doesn't restart the heart; it just keeps the victim alive until medical help arrives.


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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 9, 2012) - Condor Petroleum Inc. ("Condor" or the "Company") (CPI.TO - News) is pleased to announce the release of its Interim Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements for the period ended March 31, 2012, together with the related Management's Discussion and Analysis ("MD&A"). These documents will be made available under Condor's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Condor website at www.condorpetroleum.com. All financial amounts in this press release are presented in Canadian dollars.
First quarter 2012 highlights include:
At the Zharkamys territory ("Zharkamys") in Kazakhstan, the ninety day production test on the TasW-4 well began in April. A 21 meter interval was perforated with initial oil rates exceeding 700 barrels per day. Stabilized flow rates will be reported once hydrodynamic testing is completed. A second ninety day test is planned for TasW-4 after the current production test and targets a separate 11 meter interval.
During the quarter, Condor completed the first production test on one zone of the TasW-3 well and produced an average of 88 barrels per day flowed. A ninety day production test for a second 5 meter net pay interval is expected to commence in June 2012.
In April, Shoba-8, the first of four appraisal wells, reached its planned total depth of 883 meters. Sh-8 penetrated 15 meters of gross oil pay and resulted in 8.7 meters of net pay above the field oil water contact. Production casing has been set and the well is scheduled to be flow-tested once regulatory approvals are obtained. Drilling of Shoba-9, a second appraisal well, has recently commenced.
Condor plans to drill up to 12 additional wells at Zharkamys during 2012, including 10 exploration wells (5 deep and 5 shallow) and 2 Shoba appraisal wells. The Company is in the process of contracting a second drilling rig to begin exploration drilling in the third quarter of 2012.
Since the Company expects to transition into sustained oil production in Kazakhstan during 2012, a Letter of Intent ("LOI") was recently signed to purchase a 90% interest in an existing oil terminal located 12 kilometers northwest of Zharkamys. In additional to providing oil storage, the facility has a rail spur that ties into the main rail line between Aktobe and Atyrau, and should expand the Company's future oil marketing options.
The first well drilled at the Marsel territory ("Marsel") using Company acquired 3D seismic data was Asa-1. This well reached a total depth of 2,670 meters in April 2012. The primary Devonian target zone was encountered at 2,408 meters, consisting of fractured conglomerates and breccias. Wireline logging, in combination with two successful open-hole Drill Stem Tests ("DSTs"), confirms a continuous 288 meter gas column has been penetrated, with an estimated 110 meters of net pay. The DSTs resulted in flow rates ranging between 2.1 and 11.1 MMscf/day. The gas was dry with no formation water indicated during the flow periods. A gas-water contact was not encountered. Production casing has been set in anticipation of additional flow testing.
Condor's non-core Canadian properties continue to provide positive cash-flow despite minimal capital expenditures and production has remained relatively steady with gradual natural declines.
Selected financial information:
For the three months ended March 31
(000's) 2012 2011
Oil and natural gas sales 796 838
Net loss attributable to Condor (4,054) (2,995)
Net loss per share - basic and diluted (0.01) (0.01)
Capital expenditures 8,831 3,269
As at (000's) March 31, 2012 December 31, 2011
Working capital 51,480 64,132
Total assets 198,428 206,170
Total liabilities 12,444 14,387
About Condor Petroleum Inc.
Condor is a Canadian oil and gas company with assets in Kazakhstan and Canada. Condor holds a 100% interest in the exploration rights to the 2,610 square km Zharkamys Territory, located in Kazakhstan's Pre-Caspian basin. Condor also holds a 66% interest in Marsel Petroleum LLP which has the exploration rights to the 18,500 square km Marsel Territory, located in Kazakhstan's Chu- Sarysu basin. The Company operates certain oil and natural gas properties in Alberta and Saskatchewan and holds non-operated working interests in a number of other properties in Alberta. The Company is listed on the TSX under the symbol "CPI".
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Certain statements and information contained herein constitute forward-looking statements under applicable securities legislation. Such statements are generally identifiable by the terminology used, such as "seek", "anticipate'', "believe'', "intend", "expect", "plan", "estimate", "continue", "project", "predict", "budget'', "outlook'', "may", "will", "should", "could", "would" or other similar wording. All statements other than statements of historical fact may be forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements and information with respect to estimates of reserves and/or resources, acquisition, processing and interpretation of 3D and 2D seismic, future production levels, future capital expenditures, information concerning the status of the LOI, expected completion of the transaction provided for in the LOI and the potential expansion of oil marketing options, Condor's targets, goals, objectives and plans, including the Company's drilling, completion, production testing, seismic acquisition and seismic processing plans, together with the timing associated therewith. By its very nature, such forward-looking information requires the use of assumptions that may not materialize or that may not be accurate. Forward- looking information is subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors, which may cause actual results, levels of activity and achievements to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such information. Such factors and assumptions include, but are not limited to: the results of exploration and development drilling and related activities; imprecision of reserves and resources estimates; ultimate recovery of reserves; prices of oil and natural gas; general economic, market and business conditions; industry capacity; competitive action by other companies; fluctuations in oil and natural gas prices; the ability to produce and transport crude oil and natural gas to markets; the effects of weather and climate conditions; fluctuation in interest rates and foreign currency exchange rates; the ability of suppliers to meet commitments; actions by governmental authorities, including increases in taxes; decisions or approvals of administrative tribunals; changes in environmental and other regulations; risks attendant with oil and gas operations, both domestic and international; international political events; expected rates of return; and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Condor. Capital expenditures may be affected by cost pressures associated with new capital projects, including labour and material supply, project management, drilling rig rates and availability, and seismic costs. These factors are discussed in greater detail in filings made by Condor with Canadian securities regulatory authorities.
Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list of important factors affecting forward-looking information is not exhaustive. Furthermore, the forward-looking information contained in this news release is made as of the date of this news release and, except as required by applicable law, Condor does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or to revise any of the included forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. The forward-looking information contained in this news release is expressly qualified by this cautionary statement.


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Long-term studies of freshwater macroinvertebrates: a review of the frequency, duration and ecological significance
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1. The importance of a long-term ecological perspective is well documented, yet the availability of long-term data remains limited. This paper highlights the value of long-term ecological studies of freshwater macroinvertebrates by reviewing both the availability of long-term data and recent ecological contributions based on them.
2. A survey of recent literature on stream macroinvertebrates identified 46 papers published between 1987 and 2004 that included long-term (i.e. ≥5 years) data. Most recently published long-term studies of stream macroinvertebrates began collecting data in the 1970s and 1980s and their duration (time between first and last year sampled) was relatively brief (median = 9 years, maximum = 96 years). Most studies did not expand their temporal perspective by incorporating older data collected by other researchers.
3. Recent long-term studies of macroinvertebrates have made major contributions to our understanding of interannual variation and cycles, complex abiotic and biotic interactions, and natural and anthropogenic disturbance and recovery. Without these studies, we would know much less about the magnitude of natural temporal variation, the importance of physical and biological disturbance and interactions, the role of pathogens and introduced species, the overall impact of pollution and the effectiveness of protection and remediation efforts.
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With a mid-century patio vibe The Avalon Hotel Beverly Hills pays tribute to its 1950's origin when it was a favorite spot for the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Lucille Ball. Situated in the southern tip of Beverly Hills just a short ride from Rodeo Drive, the Avalon Hotel's 83 rooms look out over the dramatic boomerang-shaped pool and offers guests a colorful,...
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Clothes Call: Huskers break out new black uniform
Nebraska basketball broke out a new black alternate uniform Sunday at Creighton. The uniform showcased its share of red, the school's primary color, too. The "Nebraska" on the front of the jersey was red, outlined in white, as were the player numbers. There also were red accents on the shoulders, waistband and shorts. See the uniform in this post.


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I am very happy about, how the chrome fuel cover,has made my vehicle stand out.
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My stock fuel door was of course all rusted like no other, after purchasing this fuel door truck looked 10 times better and cleaner on appearance. The one thing I will say is make sure that you use the correct size star bit to take the stock door off. Otherwise it will strip, which is what happened to me. And of course like anything, the AMI fuel door needs adjusting once installed. Super easy and great purchase! Highly recommended. As well as great quality for a cheap price.


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Tour of SWEEP Resources
The California Department of Food and Agriculture provides a tour of the application resources available on the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) web page.
The State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) provides financial assistance in the form of grants to implement irrigation systems that reduce greenhouse gases and save water on California agricultural operations.
CDFA is now accepting grant applications for 2016 SWEEP Round II
Potential applicants should review the Application Guidelines (below). The deadline to submit an application is August 5, 2016 at 5:00 P.M. Late applications cannot be accepted.
2016 SWEEP Round II – Upcoming Workshops
CDFA will host four grant application workshops at the following dates, times and locations to provide prospective applicants with basic information on the program and application process.
CDFA Grant Application Workshop Schedule:
Yolo County
June 22, 2016 (Wednesday) from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Yolo County Farm Bureau
Conference Room 1st Floor,
69 West Kentucky Ave.
Woodland, CA 95695
Imperial County
June 23, 2016 (Thursday) from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Imperial County Farm Bureau
Conference Room 1st Floor
1000 Broadway
El Centro, CA 92243
San Luis Obispo County
June 27, 2016 (Monday) from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
San Luis Obispo County Farm Bureau
Board Room
4875 Morabito Place
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Fresno County
June 29, 2016 (Wednesday) from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
American Pistachio Growers
Conference Room
9 River Park Place East, Suite 410
Fresno, CA 93720
More information regarding the request for applications will follow and the webpage will be updated accordingly.
2016 SWEEP, Round II - Technical Assistance Workshops
To support SWEEP, technical assistance workshops and application assistance will be provided by non-profit organizations, California Resource Conservation Districts and California academic institutions to provide applicants with hands-on application assistance. Funding for this technical assistance was made possible through a $50,000 partnership grant between CDFA and the United States Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS) to achieve the mutual objective of providing technical assistance to SWEEP applicants.
2016 SWEEP Technical Assistance Workshop Schedule – updated 6/24
The California Department of Food and Agriculture provides a tour of the application resources available on the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) web page.
The Air Resource Board walks potential grant applicants through the methodology and calculation tool used to estimate greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions for SWEEP round II.


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AudioControl's The Epicenter InDash
Bass restoration processor with SPL/voltage display
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Turn up the bass
You don't listen to rap or trance, but you wish the bass in your classic rock or Tejano music could bump like that. Or, you're a radio listener and need to overcome its limited bass response so your subwoofer can rock. AudioControl's The Epicenter InDash bass processor will maximize the low-frequency power of your system, whether you listen to bass from a small tube or a multi-woofer competition setup. Simply install this processor between your car's receiver and your amps, and hear what you've been missing.
Processor restores the lowest frequencies
The Epicenter InDash uses the bass enhancement circuitry of AudioControl's legendary "The Epicenter" bass processor to analyze the signal coming from your receiver, restore low bass fundamental tones, and increase your bass response without stressing out your speakers. And you can connect The Epicenter InDash to just about any receiver, thanks to its speaker- and preamp-level inputs.
Simple and effective
One twist of the bass knob, and you'll hear the bottom returning to your music. The Epicenter InDash does a great job of pumping up your digital music files or live recordings, restoring low bass that's been lost to compression or poor recording. Separate parametric, Para-BASS™ controls let you fine tune bass response and allow you to choose the center frequency for the bass maximization circuitry.
SPL meter for competitors
You'll also get an SPL display that uses a built-in microphone to measure the sound pressure level of your system — all the way up to 160 dB. A "Peak Hold" setting allows you to show off your system's maximum bump. The display also monitors your battery voltage, a nice feature if you've been playing music with the engine turned off. A warning light lets you know when interior sound levels exceed 120 dB so you can use ear protection. And you can switch the backlight illumination to either red or blue, to go with your car or mood.
Note: This AudioControl sound processor needs to be wired in line between your receiver and amplifier. Although it can be in line after an equalizer, it must be installed before any crossover.
What's in the Box:
- In-Dash Bass Restoration Processor
- 2 Mounting brackets
- Four 1/4" Mounting screws
- Owner's manual
- QC checklist
Product Highlights:
- in-dash bass processor/SPL meter
- increases bass response from your system
- Para-BASS parametric bass EQ
- speaker- and preamp-level inputs
- SPL meter displays sound pressure level or battery voltage
- built-in microphone
- switchable backlight illumination (red or blue)
- frequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hz
- 6-13/16"W x 1-1/16"H x 5-1/16"D
- weight: 2 pounds
- warranty: 5 years
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
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What's in the box?
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- In-Dash Bass Restoration Processor
- 2 Mounting brackets
- Four 1/4" Mounting screws
- Owner's manual
- QC checklist
Product Research
Bass Restoration: Rather than simply turning up the bass, the patented bass restoration circuit takes a full range input signal and measures the upper harmonics of the bass frequency range to determine what frequencies have been lost during the recording process, then correctly restores the missing bass information. A rotary knob allows you control how much bass is restored to the system. A full range signal is output from the Epicenter InDash that can feed a full range amp, a subwoofer amp (with built-in crossover), or an outboard crossover.
Para-Bass: Para-Bass is a single band, parametric equalizer for the bass output. The center frequency is continuously variable from 27 Hz to 63 Hz. The width of the band is also adjustable.
Balanced Inputs: Using the balanced differential input circuit cancels noise picked up in the transmission line between the Epicenter InDash and the the source unit. The inputs can be set to balanced or unbalanced if needed.
Ground Isolation: The power supply ground is switchable, in case of ground loop noise. The factory position is fully isolated (typically the best choice), but can be changed to Ground or 200Ω.
Terminal Blocks: The power/ground/remote/illumination terminal and the speaker level input terminal are removable; the wiring is attached to each block, then the blocks are plugged into the rear panel.
Display: A digital display on the front panel shows either the input battery voltage or the SPL measured by the front panel microphone. The peak function holds the highest SPL measured until the unit is turned off (or until the peak function is turned off). If the microphone measures SPL at 120 dB or higher, a warning light appears in the display.
Illumination: The outer ring of each knob is lit whenever the illumination terminal is energized. The color is switchable between blue and red. Wiring the illumination terminal to a dimmer circuit allows you to adjust the brightness. The digital voltage/SPL display is red.
Mounting: The 1/2 DIN Epicenter InDash chassis can be mounted in-dash, or under-dash using the included brackets.
- Maximum Input Level: 15 volts RMS
- Maximum Output Level: 9.5 volts RMS/13.5 volts peak
- Frequency response: 10 Hz-100 kHz; +/-1dB
- S/N Ratio: 130dB
- Balanced Input Noise Rejection: 60 dB
- Microphone Acoustical Level: 70 dB to 160 dB
- High SPL Warning: 120 dB
- Input Impedance: 10 kΩ
- Output Impedance: 160 ohms
- Current Draw: 300 mA
- Recommended Fuse: 1 amp
- Weight: 2 pounds
- Line Inputs: stereo RCA jacks; rear panel
- Speaker Level Inputs: removable terminal block; rear panel
- Line Outputs: stereo RCA jacks; rear panel
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WooThemes To Go Back To Their Roots
In a interesting business move by WooThemes, the commercial theme company has announced that they will be re-focusing their efforts to be a WordPress centric theme company, again. Another example as to how time flies, it wasn't too long ago when WooThemes began releasing themes for Expression Engine, Tumblr, Drupal, (more…)
Optimize Images Via Smush.it
WordPress blog owners can install the free WordPress plugin WP-Smush.it that uses Yahoo's Smush.it service to reduce the size of images. The plugin works automatically in the background: It sends all uploaded images to Yahoo's image compression service and uploads that optimized version to the server, instead of the unoptimized (more…)
WordCamp Seattle 2011 – Great Keynotes, Awesome Speakers, Amazing Community
This is a guest blog post written by Nick Ohrn, one of the co-organizers for WordCamp Seattle 2011, You can also follow him on Twitter. I'm Nick Ohrn and I'm one of the co-organizers for the Seattle WordPress meetup as well as WordCamp Seattle. Jeff has graciously allowed me to (more…)
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So Many Commercial Themes – So Many Theme Sorters
I'm not sure if you noticed as much as I have but there seems to be a commercial theme sorter popping up on every corner. At least, that's the impression I get as I've routinely been receiving emails lately from people letting me know about the launch of their theme (more…)
Interview With Thord Daniel Hedengren
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In this episode of WordPress Weekly, we discussed a large number of topics considering it's been awhile since the last episode. I give you the lowdown on Jetpack, a new plugin bundle released by Automattic. We also talked about the road map for WordPress 3.2. I give you a pet (more…)
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round 2 with my 2 lovers
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Concert Stories
Josh Groban Concert Stories
Josh's concerts are always interesting - but everyone's recollection is a little different. What were your favorite moments? What's the closest seat you've ever had to Josh? Were the people around you singing along? Share your stories, so we can document the JG live experience in detail.
I will try to express in words the emotion I experienced in Stages concert.
Hats off to you
On thursday May 5th I sat down in my seat to watch you live for the third time in my life. I felt the same way like the two times before. Goofy happy! So filled with joy and with a big smile on my face and all bubbly inside.
Of course I cried when you made your entrance...happy tears of course.
Stages manchester
I forgot to say that I also met two lovely ladies sitting next to me who made me feel so included and made it so much nicer enjoying the experience with them!
I missed the Stages Tour last year and gave my ticket away, wanted to go to Birmingham on Saturday but couldn't , so in the middle of listening to Josh on a CD I decided to have a look at future concerts! One in Manchester and a seat in Row E! It was meant to be, I drove three hours yesterday and am so glad I did! I love musical theatre and felt Josh gave so much feeling and meaning to those songs! Thank You!
The journey home was a bit of an adventure too! Closed junctions so a few detours round Birmingham! All part of the fun!
My first concert
This was my first Josh Groban concert. I'm a 16 year old girl and I can tell you there aren't much people at my age who lov eJosh Groban as much as I do. Such a shame! they are missing so many beautiful sounds and feeling. This concert was defenitely not my last, his music is so moving, I wanted to cry when he walked off stage. I wanted to cry because that perfect moment was over, a perfect moment that lasted for 2 hours, one of the best two hours of my life so far. I'm so greatfull for the fact that I have been a part of those magical hours. Thank you Josh, for this unforgettable moment.
It was Past Fryday an beautifull Sunny day!And it was JOSH day!
WE (my daughter and i) walkt to the HMH.First something to eat in the REST and then to our places
in the Theater.I had been there befor when Josh sung in 2011.We had good places with a fine look at the stage.
I met one of the FOJG members, that was very nice to meet someone you are in touch with over the years !
And there was Josh,big smile, started right away to talk about some funny and more serieus things.
Of cause when you are a long time FAN you know a lot of this stuff but it,s Always good to here him tell about his live!
Then he started to sing,it felt like his voice getting better all the time!!!!It,s Always an very emotinal performens for
Welcome to the land down under - well nealy here I suppose!
Hey man! You must be nearly in Oz! Feel like I've had these tickets forever!
Bringing the in-laws and Dad - have converted them!
Can't wait to see who you've chosen for the duets. Would have given my eye teeth to sing in your choir!
Being a music theatre tragic (and history buff), have long awaited this album! Friday night at the gorgeous Opera House will be a welcome relief from my increasingly tough time with my 6 y.o. daughter who has a severe intellectual disability. Some respite shall we say! An escape - to a world of pure imagination! Oh, and just a Josh and a few hundred other people! (Sounds like a Sondheim song!) Do you still do the audience sing with you bits?
Remember When It Rained
Please check out my song [Remember When it Rained](https://clyp.it/exveajqf) it would mean the world


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I wanted to trace for all functions in an erlang module, with
dbg:tpl, but one of the internal functions took up 95% of the trace file. I then wanted to exclude only that single function and found that it was not as easy as I thought it would be.
I know there are great pattern matching possibilities for arguments when tracing.
Is there a similar possibility to apply pattern matching for functions?
eg.: {'=/=', '$2', function_name}
I am open for outside-the-box solutions as well!
Thank You!