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Oracle Energy Corp. announces that site preparations for the re-entry of the Jonnell Zamora #1 well are underway. At present the operator of the project, Pan-American Production Co. ("Pan-American") is constructing fencing and installing cattle guards in preparation for the rig to be moved on site. Because of delays concerning the securing of drilling equipment, Pan- American has notified Oracle that it is electing to commence operations with a well service rig to set required cement plugs, test casing and to pull the existing 7 5/8ths casing. These operations will "prep" the well for the larger rig which will undertake the sidetrack.The Jonnell Gas Company Zamora #1 was drilled in April of 1961 and was completed as a gas well from the 1st Hinnant sand. The top 10' of the 1st Hinnant Sand was perforated, and flowed at rates up to 4 mmcfg/d. The well was never commercially produced due to being a dry gas discovery, and no market existed in 1961 to transport dry gas.Previous re-entry operations had succeeded in reaching a depth of approximately 7,800 feet with approximately 26 feet remaining until the first objective is reached, specifically the 1st Hinnant sand. Upcoming work includes a sidetrack for the well targeting the 1st Hinnant sand. The 2nd Hinnant sand is also an objective. The proposed total depth for the sidetrack is 8,450 feet.Oracle has a 45.84% interest in the Jonnell – Zamora # 1 well and an 18.75% interest in any additional wells to be drilled on the 640 acres oil and gas lease situated in Zapata County, Texas.
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"The court cannot find that as to these witnesses, there is just cause for re-deposing them," ruled Judge John Wesley.
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But it is already included in the email message you get.
Look at the bottom of the email: "Coming from (referer)" is the URL the form was posted from.
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In fact I am not sending emails, I store and for now I'm testing your plugin locally (in my opinion the best today)
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Do you have a URL I can see?
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Edited by Tom Walker and Jeff Alwang, Crop Improvement, Adoption and Impact of Improved Varieties in Food Crops in Sub-Saharan Africa (CABI) is the result of a major follow-up effort on the Evenson and Gollin baseline. Funded by the BMGF, DIIVA greatly advanced our knowledge of varietal adoption and diffusion in SSA. You can purchase the book from the CABI site or read the PDF on the IMPACT website here.
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With the objective of broadening and deepening the evidence base on the impact of agricultural research on the goals of the CGIAR, SPIA funded three impact assessment case studies in 2011. These studies were completed between 2011 and 2013, and final reports (post external review) are now available: Raitzer et al. 2015 assesses the degree to which post-1989 modern varieties of rice have led to (among others) increased agricultural productivity, food security, and environmental benefits, and Antle et al. 2015 is a simulation-based approach to ex-ante IA of WorldFish's integrated agriculture-aquaculture (IAA) program. More details on both studies on the social impacts: poverty and hungerpage.
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An oft-discussed issue when it comes to NRM practices (generated from CGIAR research) is what constitutes 'adoption'. While this is a result of the fact that practices are often a combination of recommended management techniques that farmers...
Significant publications of ex post impact assessments (epIAs), both commissioned by SPIA and CGIAR Centers and CRPs showcasing a range of methodological approaches and impacts.
ex post Impact Assessments (ex post IAs) of research activities of the CGIAR mapped geographically, with filters for System Level Outcomes (SLOs) and types of research activities. View the map
Strengthening Impact Assessment in the CGIAR (SIAC)
SIAC is a major new initiative from SPIA funded by DFID, the Gates Foundation, and ISPC with a budget of US$ 12 million over 2013-2016 for a range of activities. The key objectives of SIAC are:
- Methods: Develop, pilot and verify innovate methods for collection and assembly of diffusion data
- Outcomes: Institutionalize the collection of diffusion data needed to conduct critical CGIAR impact evaluations
- Impacts: Assess the full range of impacts from CGIAR research
- Building a community of practice: Support the development of communities of practice for ex post impact assessment within the CGIAR and between the CGIAR and the development community more broadly
Diffusion and Impacts of Improved Varieties in Africa (DIIVA)
There are three major components to this outcomes and impact study which is supported by a 3-year, US$3 million grant from the Gates Foundation.
- To describe investments in and uptake of crop genetic improvement in priority country-by-commodity combinations in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
- To verify and gain a deeper understanding about the adoption and diffusion of new varieties in a nationally representative setting of selected priority countries and food crops in SSA
- To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of crop improvement on poverty, nutrition and food security


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1. This first area will be on Social Media in web analytics tools like Google Analytics. How to track, how to evaluate performance, useful tips, tricks, tools to use.
2. The second area covers analytics within the tools themselves. So Facebook Insights, Twitter Analytics & any other 3rd party tools useful for understanding the impact of all the time you spend on social media.
I will be introducing the first area but would be great if someone with a bit of experience on Facebook Insights/Twitter Analytics could volunteer to spend five minutes or so talking about the two tools.
Food at 6:45pm and discussions kicking off at 7pm.
Great evening. I was surprised to see so much interested in Social Listening/Monitoring and Analytics tools. Forrester says that Synthesio is The Leader http://synthes.io/e1857
We can integrate with GA and we can display data from Facebook Insights in our dashboards.
If I can help you with tool selection and functionalities, let's chat. Hope to see you all at MeasureCamp.
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Davidson's debut is as embarrassing as a fallen souffle would be to her narrator, divorced culinary artist Goldy Korman of Goldilocks'ok?yep Catering in Aspen Meadows, Colo. Goldy, in business to support herself and her 11-year-old son, Arch, caters the gathering after the funeral of Arch's teacher, at which her former father-in-law, gynecologist Fritz Korman, drinks from a poisoned cup. While the police make sure that Goldy is now "catering to nobody," she begins her own investigation to clear herself. As amorous detective Tom Schulz courts her, Goldy courts danger, seeking connections among the recovered Fritz, the teacher and nearly everyone else in the rustic town, including her teenage lodger, Patty Sue. The only rewards of the mystery are recipes for tasty dishes and the endearing Arch, who outwits the killer and is the sole credible character in the overstuffed cast.
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All these issues come to a head when someone attempts to poison Goldy's ex-father-in-law at one of her catering functions. Suddenly, Goldy's the prime suspect, and she finds herself unable to run her catering business. With the bills piling up, Goldy knows that she must take matters into her own hands if she expects to ever be able to cater in her town again.
Thus begins the amateur sleuthing adventures of Goldy Bear. As each one of her neighbors becomes a suspect, Goldy's investigations uncover the kind of dirty laundry that everyone tries to keep hidden in a small town. The first-person point of view works really well in this story, as the reader gets only as much information as Goldy herself has. Another fun aspect of this book is, of course, the culinary theme. As just about everything in the book is compared to food at some point, you better keep something to snack on nearby. The recipes included seem easy to follow, and I'm sure result in delicious culinary experiences of their own.
A fun, light mystery offering � I look forward to reading more about Goldy and her adventures in culinary sleuthing.
I highly enjoyed this debut for Diane Mott Davidson. The character of Goldy is a bit whiny at times, but I like the fact that she is plucky and determined to make a better life for herself and Arch. When she gets stressed she cooks, and many of her recipes are included in the book. The food is yummy and the mystery interesting. I would recommend reading this book, but do not read it on an empty stomach! Enjoy!
Unlike another female investigator based in central California,(who shall remain nameless here but is well known to mystery fans) the one who makes herself boiled-eggs-mayo-ketchup sandwiches at odd times for nourishment, Goldy really cooks.
Included in every book in the series are wonderful, inventive recipes. As a long time family chef, I find myself identifying much more with Goldy. No matter what else is going on, no matter how little sleep she manages to get, Goldy preps and cooks on a regular basis. Bless her!
Although the plotting is uneven and stretches the imagination just a little to be credible, this first book of Davidson's long series is an entertaining read. Recommended.
Overall this was a pretty good book. Although it was a bit cliched, and reminded me of an episode of "Diagnosis Murder." I knew who the murderer was almost the minute the first poisoning took place. Although, the clichedness is somewhat passable due to the likeness of the main character. Another hit for Diane Mott Davidson.
Lightly entertaining, and a good murder mystery Davidson's witty writing and clever clues combine with some yummy recipes along the way to solving this short, fun mystery.
Goldy is a former battered wife who has finally divorced her abusive doctor husband and strikes out to support herself and her pre-teen son by starting an upscale catering company.
Handsome police officer Tom Schultz adds another delicious dimension to the story. If you enjoy Grafton, Evanovich, and Tamar Myers (my other favorite mystery authors who write about 'real' people) you'll enjoy Goldy's sleuthing attempts to determine 1)who keeps trying to poison her lovable (?) ex-father-in-law, 2)who murdered her son's lovely, yet peculiar prior elementary school teacher and (deep breath) 3)WHY does everyone seem to know more about the entire mystery than Goldy? Most mysterious of all her books I've read to date! Excellent.
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My mother, Joan Eggermont, of Lower Township, is a special mother. She is 77 years old and she still takes care of us. She has five of us. We are all sick. She is still working and when she comes home, she does whatever we need. She takes us to the doctor. She takes our grandbaby, who has cerebral palsy, to the hospital in Philadelphia. No matter how much I tell you how special my mother is, no one knows but the people who live with her. We do not tell her all the time, but we do love her - we love her very much. I can tell you about my mom all day and all night. - Brandy Dennison, Lower Township
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The "city of Los Angeles will pay $215,000 to end a free-speech lawsuit involving a man who was kicked out of a public meeting after showing up wearing a Ku Klux Klan hood. …[Michael] Hunt, who is black, attended the meeting while wearing both the KKK hood and a T-shirt that featured a profanity and a racial slur used to describe African Americans." Hunt's attorney, Stephen Rohde, denied a city report that his client had on being ejected "thanked the security officers for providing him with a 'big payday'." Hunt had "previously received a $264,286 jury award stemming from a 2009 lawsuit in which he challenged the city's vending restrictions on the Venice Boardwalk. The city also paid Hunt's lawyer $340,000 in legal fees for that case." Rohde, meanwhile, had been the attorney suing the city in another recent case involving complainants repeatedly ejected from city council meetings; in that case jurors had awarded the complainants only $1 each, the city still had to pay the attorney about $600,000 in legal bills under a "one-way" fee shift entitlement for successful civil rights suits. [L.A. Times, ABA Journal]
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"When the NFL concussion settlement was announced nearly four months ago, the more than 4,500 players who had sued the league were assured that no part of the $765 million deal would go to lawyers.
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Discrimination award $27K, attorneys' fee award nearly $700K
A Ninth Circuit panel has ratified that result in a gender discrimination case under California law, ruling that federal district judge Claudia Wilken was within her discretion to approve the award even though, as defendant United Parcel Service argued, "plaintiff Kim Muniz recovered comparatively little in damages and had not prevailed on most of her claims." [Julia Love, The Recorder; Muniz v. UPS]
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- KlearGear, of non-disparagement fame, reaps the online whirlwind [Popehat, Public Citizen, Volokh, earlier]
- "What if American Exceptionalism, properly understood, really boils down to associational liberty?" [Richard Reinsch, Liberty Law] Do religious-liberty carve-outs in same-sex marriage laws go too far, not far enough, or neither? [Dale Carpenter et al. vs. Richard Garnett et al.]
- What jury didn't hear in qui tam award against pipemaker JM Eagle [Daniel Fisher, more]
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Starbucks' way of discouraging class actions?
Insist that class counsel's attorneys' fees be handled separately from the negotiation of relief to the class — and then don't roll over for those fees the way defendants usually do. "They [Starbucks' lawyers] contend that the $4.2 million request is 'breathtakingly inflated,' considering that class counsel managed to win certification of only one of 13 alleged subclasses [in a West Coast wage-hour class action]." [Alison Frankel, Reuters]
…and the right to collect legal fees
The Washington Post splashes an investigative story about the tax lien business, in which outsiders buy up delinquent municipal property tax liens sometimes amounting to mere hundreds of dollars, then roll in lawyers' fees and costs that can push up the bill into many thousands, eventuating in the foreclosure of family homes. The narrative is less than clear about exactly how the process works, and even leaves the impression that a tax lien purchaser owed, say, $6,000 can walk away with all the proceeds from the foreclosure of a $197,000 house without having to hand any of it over to mortgage holders, let alone the original owner. And some of the solutions offered (let's not allow lien foreclosures on elderly people!) would have unintended consequences that are also, to be polite, underexplained. Still, enough of the story is there that an important general principle comes through: it's dangerous for the law to put opportunistic actors in a position to run up $450/hour legal fees pursuing adversarial process that might not actually have been needed to vindicate their interests.
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"At the risk of losing their homes if they didn't, scores of Colorado homeowners struggling to avoid foreclosure in the past year were each forced to pay hundreds of dollars in lawyer charges for phantom court cases against them, a Denver Post investigation has found." In 126 of the episodes, the paper reports, no foreclosure lawsuit was actually filed. Related reporting on allegations against Colorado foreclosure law firms here, here, etc.
Along with the Colorado attorney general, various other law enforcers both state and federal are scrutinizing the billing practices of creditors' law firms looking for evidence that they've been evading the fee and cost reimbursement limits for foreclosures that Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA prescribe on loans they own, guarantee or insure. [Paul Jackson, Housing Wire via Funnell]
Here's why: it turns out that many of the major law firms responsible for managing foreclosures for the GSEs also have a controlling interest in the ancillary service firms that generate the variable fees that appear as "costs" on the lawyer's bill. Many law firms either outright own, or their partners have a significant interest in, the company that is posting and publishing notices; or they may own or have an interest in the company that manages process of service, as well.
Such arrangements are not illegal, but could land the firms and mortgage servicers in hot water if it develops that they have connived at fee padding by the ancillary firms. (& welcome Above the Law readers). More: Heather Draper, Denver Business Journal (and thanks for quote).
Farm-bias lawyers get $90.8 million
In April, an extensive New York Times investigation by Sharon Lafreniere confirmed and extended what writers associated with the late Andrew Breitbart had been charging for more than two years: the so-called Pigford settlement, in which the U.S. Department of Agriculture agreed to make payments to persons charging racial bias in agriculture programs, is riddled with fraud. If you thought this might stand in the way of a payday for plaintiff's lawyers in the case, you're wrong: U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman has just approved a payout of $90.8 million to the lawyers, over objections. That represents the maximum (7.4 percent) of what was being asked for: "The deal set out a fee range between 4.1 percent and 7.4 percent." [BLT]
Attorneys' fees roundup
- We're worth it: lawyers in credit card case want judge to award them $720 million [Alison Frankel, Reuters] Johnson & Johnson will fight $181 million payday for private lawyers in Arkansas Risperdal case [Legal NewsLine]
- British Columbia, Canada: "Lawyer Ordered To Pay Costs Personally For 'Shoddy Piece Of Counsel Work'" [Erik Magraken] Ontario client questions lawyer's fee [Law Times]
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The article on "Medical Numismatics" by C. R. Allen, Jr, MD, MPH (1981;246:2347), gives a fine overview of this interesting subject. The mention of John McLoughlin deserves amplification because he is the only physician portrayed on a US coin, having his likeness on the Fort Vancouver centennial half-dollar issued in 1925.It is documented that McLoughlin was a physician, trained by preceptorship in Quebec and licensed by examination in Montreal in 1803.1 He was employed as a contract physician by the Northwest Company, which later became the Hudson's Bay Company. His duties gradually became more administrative, and he was named a chief factor of the Hudson's Bay Company supervising the Northwest Territory. He established Fort Vancouver (in Washington, not British Columbia) in 1825 as the northwest headquarters of the company and administered the far-flung empire from that location for about 20 years. He is credited with
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Honey Pork Stir-Fry
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Prep 20 mins
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A recipe from one of those small community cookbooks that we have modified for our tastes by cutting the amount of meat in half and adding extra veggies! Like any stir-fry, this one is very versatile and you could use almost any veggies that you like. We have also added baby corn and red bell pepper before. *Updated: The review by LARavenscroft reminded me that we usually do 1.5 times or double the amount of sauce, depending on the amount of veggies we are using, so please update accordingly if you feel it needs more sauce.
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- 1 lb pork
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1 1⁄2 cups chicken broth
- 1⁄4 cup honey
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon ginger
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 carrots, thinly sliced
- 1 green pepper, cut in squares
- 1 cup button mushroom, sliced
- 1 cup snow peas or 1 cup peas
- 4 ounces water chestnuts (optional)
- 4 ounces bamboo shoots (optional)
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- Cut pork into 1 inch squares. Brown in large skillet over medium high heat, stirring frequently.
- Combine chicken broth, honey, soy sauce, vinegar, ginger, and garlic powder. (See note on sauce above).
- Add to skillet, cover and cook for 15 minutes.
- Add vegetables, cook for another 10-15 minutes, until at the preferred crispness.
- Thicken sauce with cornstarch and water.
- Serve over rice. I like jasmine or basmati.
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This recipe has a nice flavor and makes a quick meal. I did make a few changes. The pork was trimmed in the squares and then browned in a small amount of peanut oil. Baby cut carrots were cut into strips and added to the pan along with the mushrooms and snow peas. They were cooked until crisp tender. The orange pepper (as that is what I had) was cut into strips and added for a few minutes before stirring in the sauce along with the cornstarch. The sauce thickened nicely and actually made more than was needed for the dish. It was served over Perfect Basic Brown Rice by PanNan. Made for *ZWT6*
The flavor of this stir fry is very good. Loved the hint of sweetness from the honey. The one thing that I would do different next time would be to lightly steam the vegetables and add them at the end after the sauce is thickened as they were too done for our taste and too much of the liquid had evaporated and there wasn't much sauce left to thicken. Made for Everyday is a Holiday Tag.


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"The Recovery Act was put in place quickly to rescue the economy from the worst recession since the Great Depression and rebuild it for a stronger future," said Secretary LaHood. "Rebuilding the nation's infrastructure is a key part of that prescription for strength. It creates jobs today and builds a better, more sustainable economy moving forward."
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"Detroit Unleaded" was a great idea. A lot has been written lately about the city's depressed condition. Similarly, small storefront businesses run by immigrants in American urban ghettos have become standard hood movie tropes, but usually as experienced from the customer's side of the counter. This indie comedy aspires to take us into the heart of crumbling Detroit and behind the bullet-proof glass of a gas station/convenience store.
The trouble here is a lack of texture and urgency, despite a rapid visual pace that bounces around inside the convenience store and environs like the best movies in this subgenre, "Do the Right Thing", "Car Wash" and "Friday". There simply is no neighborhood personality here as vibrant as Chris Tucker's Smokey, or as believable in his lunacy as Bill Nunn's Radio Raheem. The filmmaker's cart is tugging frantically at a lazy horse.
That might be forgivable if the the romantic leads in the story, Sami (EJ Assi), the Lebanese-American heir to his family's gas station and Naj (Nada Shouhayib), a beautiful Arab-American cell phone store clerk, had explosive chemistry or greeted the obstacles to their courtship with something more than mild irritation. These are comely, personable kids, but a friend of mine summed up their general mall greeter affect by saying, of Assi, "He's good looking enough to be in a movie. Wait, he is in one." The movie itself forgets, too, giving us tidily cute moments that suggest a decent NBC sitcom pilot.
Tension is what this movie cries out for—sexual, racial, cultural, class…. As a variety of urban types pass through Sami's store, director Rola Nashef offers only superficial evidence that their dramas and dilemmas crowd and exasperate this restless 20-something, who commutes from suburban Dearborn to the purgatorial job that forced him to drop out of college (!). There's also the under-explored thread of grudging affection between the mostly black strivers/hustlers/working stiffs and their Middle Eastern counterparts.
The film opens with a burst of suggested violence that further hints at a lot bolder, blacker (in the dramatic sense) comedy. A handgun even reappears as the classical tragic omen, but there's rarely any sense of real investment or vulnerability in Assi's performance. Underneath it all, Nashef hides a strong and worthwhile multicultural vision. It's just visible in this sketch of a movie, so I hope she comes back to it with real force and ambition (not just the commercial calling card variety) next time around.
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Memorial Service for Joey Briggs
Tuesday June 21 at 7:00pm
Come join us in honoring the life of Joey Briggs in a memorial service on Tuesday June 21 at 7:00pm, located in the Sanctuary.
Guest Minister Bobby Connor
Sunday June 26th at 10:00 am
Come join us for an encouraging time in the word as we welcome Bobby Connor back to the house. We will see you there!