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Kcal 265 Fat 15.1g Fat(sats) 9.0g Carbs 29.1g
I don't suppose you will have heard, but the Olympic Games are coming to London in 2012 :D Though I'm sure we are all going to grow weary of the Olympic themed marketing campaigns awaiting us, the upsides are undoubedtly going to be just as strong. Even before the big 2012 year is upon us, one of the main London 2012 sponsors has given us all a right treat - the return of one of ChocolateMission's all time favourites - the Cadbury Wispa Gold (Announcement HERE).
The Wispa Gold is indeed back in town and it has returned in the same 52.0g size of the bar we had in 2009. The wrapper has changed a little since last in marker, with the same gold foil textured wrapper having a larger emphasis on the 'GOLD' aspect of the branding to align it to the Olympic theme. The bar itself appeared consistent from previous, with the viscocity and volume of the caramel as generously flowing and appetising looking as ever.
Eagle-eyed JCM readers will have noted the minor changes in the nutritional information supplied with the 2011 bar. Recipe changes of course have to be the cause of this - JCM reader Alan has pointed to the loss of milk powder from the chocolate, and the loss of the condensed milk from the caramel as the cause and effect. So what has this done to the taste!? Well speaking as someone who was looking for differences I would say there was a noticeable edge taken away from the caramel. It had a more subtle flavour delivery - less sugary, but also less creamy and forthcoming. Speaking as someone who was analysing this all with great attention, I feel the need to stress that I expect 99.9% of people aren't going to notice (or care haha!) any differences.
Regardless of any minor changes to the caramel recipe, in my opinion this still remains one of the best chocolate bars ever made. Lets hope London 2012 brings Team GB as many gold medals as I plan to eat Cadbury Wispa Golds before the games are up. Out of everything Cadbury have done for us Games related so far, this has been by far and away their best decision.
*** ORIGINAL - September 7th 2009 ***
Kcal 260 Fat 14.9g Fat(sats) 8.9g Carbs 29.2g
Way back in May Cadbury issued a press release confirming the return of the Cadbury Wispa Gold for a limited time for September 2009 (HERE). That almost seems like decades ago now but the time has come upon us for the bar to make its hopefully triumphant return. Seemingly Sainsbury's have got the exclusive on this bar and I managed to track one of these down in my local shop a full week ahead of its official release date (September 14th). Before I launch into the the review itself I have to hand it to the marketing department at Cadbury. Without use of any TVC or any official press ads (yet!) they have managed to create a lot of 'buzz' about the Wispa Gold and this was all to evident when I actually witnessed someone pick up a whole box when I was in Sainsbury's purchasing my seldom one. For those of you who are not UK based and are wondering what on earth this bar actually is, it is a 'textured milk chocolate bar with caramel' that got cruelly taken out of distribution a few years ago - as you have probably gathered it has been brought back as a limited edition by Cadbury for a limited period.
Lets get down to business! In line with the original Wispa bar this limited edition Gold came in a 52.0g size that certainly did its job in providing a fulfilling snack. You can probably tell already this is going to be a review full of praise but I really have to hand it to Cadbury for the wrapper - it looks awesome. The wrapper incorporates everything that it should do and I think it's fun, clean and jazzy gold look suits the Wispa brand down to the ground. As impressed as I was with the packaging I was even more glad to see the gooey caramel oozing out enticingly when I split it in half. I will keep the Kit Kat Caramel Chunky low blows to a minimum but I think there is only one winner in terms of looks when you look at the photo above compared to the paste like substance used in the aforementioned. In addition to the seductive looking golden caramel my senses were treated to the lovely familiar Cadbury chocolate smells when I split open the foil wrapper; at this point I really felt like I was in for a treat and I wasn't wrong.
As much as I was enjoying marvelling at the wrapper and taking in the tempting Cadbury aroma there was only one thing left to do and I needed no second invitation getting stuck right in. One thing I was really looking forward to was being reunited with the feel of the airated chocolate and caramel in the mouth. To cut right to the point it felt like an absolute dream and had one of the most fantastic melts in the mouth which combined the bubbly melting chocolate and luxuriously soft caramel with great effect. As amazing as the textures were the taste wasn't too far behind and the usual Cadbury chocolate flavours were substantiated within seconds producing the familiar well rounded chocolate and milk based taste. Of course supplementing the chocolate brilliantly was the caramel and it tasted as delicious as all other Cadbury caramel products. The caramel was portioned very generously comprising 35% of the bar and it brought all the expected elements of butterscotch, brown sugar and most importantly a tiny hint of salt to the taste. The only small downside to this bar I thought was that with the textures of the chocolate and caramel being as light as they were I did feel this ever so slightly detrimented the flavour longevity in the mouth. Frankly for me this was a minor issue as the whole 52.0g bar made for a more than satisfying experience that I enjoyed from my very first bite to the very last.
Overall I have to hand it to Cadbury here - they certainly didn't sell us short or cut any corners and they have ultimately delivered a bar that has given consumers exactly what they want. Way back when I started this site I came in for a bit of criticism for my review of the original Cadbury Wispa (HERE) which had just been brought back, as I basically regarded it as being very good but possibly lacking a certain something to make it really stand out from some of the best bars on the market. Having been reunited with the Wispa Gold I feel even more confident to stand by this review as it proved that what was just originally a very good bar, can be made into a superb one with the simple addition of caramel. As brilliant as this bar is would I choose it over the Cadbury Caramel? Most the time probably not - but that is only because I prefer the bar broken into chunks and the firmer Dairy Milk chocolate as opposed the airated milk chocolate used in this bar. Would I have this again? You bet I would! This is the best chocolate bar I have tried this year and lived up to all the high expectations that came with the hype. Cadbury are claiming this bar is only coming back as a limited edition but given how brilliant it tastes it wouldn't come as a surprise if this one ends up being around for the foreseeable future.
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The Benghazi investigation should go forward but with knowledge that it will face heavy partisan and media pushback.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recognized the Marine Corps on Thursday for achieving a clean audit on a slice of its 2012 budget but acknowledged the Pentagon was "not where we need to be" as it works to reach full audit readiness by 2017.
The Marine Corps in December became the first military service to receive a clean audit, which was for the 2012 schedule of current-year budgetary activity. The schedule represents about 88 percent of the accounting needed for full audit readiness, a Pentagon spokesman said.
Congress has ordered the Pentagon to have the procedures in place for a full audit of its accounts by 2017, and Hagel has committed to achieving that goal.
As an intermediate step, the four service branches are supposed to have their schedule of current-year budgetary activity ready to be audited for the 2015 fiscal year, which begins October 1. That goal is seen as a significant step toward full audit readiness by 2017.
Officials are pushing for auditability of Pentagon accounts as part of an effort to eliminate waste and ensure that taxpayers have greater transparency about how their money is being spent.
The Defense Department is the only major U.S. government agency that has never had a clean audit opinion on its overall financial statements. A series of Reuters reports last year documented some of the impacts of the Pentagon's inability to audit its $500 billion budgets.
"I know we're not where we need to be yet, but we've come a long way. And I think it is appropriate that we recognize that progress," Hagel told Pentagon financial personnel at a ceremony in the department's Hall of Heroes, where Medal of Honor recipients are recognized.
He presented General John Paxton, the assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, with a plaque.
"I know that it might seem a bit unusual to be in the Hall of Heroes to honor a bookkeeping accomplishment," Hagel said to laughter, "but, damn, this is an accomplishment! And I think it deserves a Hall of Heroes recognition."
Just how far the Marines - and the Army, Navy and Air Force - have to go to achieve full auditability was suggested by the criticism contained in the audit memo sent to the Corps by the Inspector General's office, which conducted the examination.
While saying the schedule presented "fairly, in all material respects" the service's budgetary activity in 2012, auditors also pointed to a host of shortcomings, some of which could undermine the Marines' ability to obtain a clean audit of their balance sheet or other accounts in the future.
"Completing the audit of the schedule was a significant challenge," Assistant Inspector General Lorin Venable said in the memo. "Throughout the audit, the Marine Corps did not always provide timely, relevant and sufficient supporting documentation."
"The Marine Corps may have a problem sustaining the auditability of its schedule and future financial statements if it does not address and correct these inadequate processes," Venable said.
Officials said the criticisms made by the inspector general's office were typical for a service still working to achieve a full and complete audit, and that most audits, even very clean ones, include comments on concerns and shortcomings.
While it was the first clean audit by a military service branch, officials noted that Defense Department agencies, such as the Army Corps of Engineers, had received clean audits for several years in a row.
In 2012 about $153 billion of the Pentagon's $530 billion base budget was audited, a spokesman said. Audits covering about 88 percent of that spending received an unqualified opinion, or clean audit, while the rest received a qualified opinion.
Audits so far have been conducted on nearly $120 billion in 2013 Pentagon spending, with 93 percent receiving an unqualified opinion, the spokesman said.
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Rep. Mike Peifer, R-139, Honesdale, thinks Pennsylvania hunters need a reason to hunt coyotes. Every year, he sees more and more on his bear hunting trips. On his last trip, he said his party saw 10 coyotes and shot four.
Mr. Peifer has introduced HB 1534, a bill that would allow the Pennsylvania Game Commission to offer a $25 payment per coyote. State law currently allows hunters to kill an unlimited number of coyotes year-round with a hunting or fur-taker license. The bill cleared the state House Game and Fisheries Committee last week and now awaits a full House vote.
In addition to what he's seen in his 30-plus years in the woods, Mr. Peifer said he has heard anecdotal evidence from constituents who tell him about hearing yips and howls where they never heard them before and losing pet cats to coyotes.
"People aren't shooting them," he said. "We're not controlling the population to where it should be."
Game Commission estimates show a spike in the coyote population. Travis Lau, the commission's press secretary, said the commission estimated the state's coyote population to be about 15,000 to 20,000 a decade ago. Last year, according to survey results extrapolated for the entire state, hunters harvested around 40,000 coyotes, he said.
Gauging the Eastern Coyote's effect on the ecosystem is much more difficult. The Game Commission isn't sure whether the species was native to Pennsylvania before European settlement. Coyotes were first documented in Pennsylvania in the 1930s and 1940s. Mr. Lau described the early history of Europeans, coyotes and wolves as a "blur."
In the mid-1600s, Pennsylvania's colonial government paid a bounty of 10 to 15 shillings for every wolf killed, Mr. Lau said. "That's really the only record of wolves" in the Commonwealth, he said. "Those wolves could have been coyotes."
The line between wolf and coyote continues to blur to this day. Many biologists think today's Eastern Coyote is probably part wolf.
Jonathan Way, Ph.D., a research scientist at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who specializes in Eastern Coyotes, prefers the term "coywolves." In a paper he published this year in the ecological journal Canadian Field-Naturalist, he summarized previous research explaining the origin of this hybrid species.
"It is now generally accepted that Northeastern Coyotes formed in the early 1900s in southern Ontario through hybridization between colonizing coyotes from the west and remnant populations of Eastern Wolves," he wrote in the paper.
In an email interview, Dr. Way said central and western Pennsylvania is at the edge of this area where coyotes and wolves mingled. "Admittedly, not a lot of work has been done in PA to know for sure," he said.
He called the idea of putting a bounty on coyotes "nonsensical." The predators have an important ecological role in helping regulate prey populations, he said. With the extirpation of cougars and wolves, the coyote is the second-largest predator the state has left after the black bear.
"The most common-sense thing for the environment would be to have people leave cats inside and welcome the natural predation that coyotes/coywolves provide to make deer and other animal (populations) healthier," he said.
Scott Bearer, Ph.D., a forest ecologist with The Nature Conservancy, said the organization has noticed an increase in coyote population on its Pennsylvania properties, based on more frequent sightings of coyotes, their scat and their tracks.
The conservancy manages large properties in the state and works to promote overall biodiversity. Dr. Bearer said the organization has not seen any negative effects of the coyote's population boom.
Mr. Lau said the Game Commission has not noticed any change in the doe-to-fawn ratio, a metric it uses to gauge trends in deer populations. The commission calculates the ratio for each of its 23 wildlife management units. Deer populations are stable or increasing at all of the units, except one near Pittsburgh, he said. He said coyotes could be affecting small mammal populations, though the commission would not be able to quantify this effect, especially on species such as mice and voles.
Rep. Peifer said the $25 payment would give hunters a reason to manage the population of an animal they would otherwise have no reason to shoot. Nobody eats coyotes. Blasting them with a shotgun - the preferred method, according to coyote hunting tips found on the Game Commission's website - often renders the pelt unusable, he said.
But coyote hunting is fun, Rep. Peifer said. He talked about a coyote hunt he went on last year. "We saw a lot of tracks but we couldn't get on them," he said. "They're cagey." Offering the bounty could be another way of getting more people out in the woods hunting, he said.
The bill could get stopped in its tracks, though. This week, House legislators proposed an amendment allowing hunting on Sunday to the bill, he said. While Rep. Peifer supports Sunday hunting, he thinks this amendment would kill the bill.
"It's a poison pill," he said. "You can't win there."
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Mixologists vie for top bartending bragging rights
Tonight, Palm Springs (yes, the Palm Springs destination spot) is once again hosting its Summer Splash Cocktail Challenge, looking for the best bartender in the country. The winner in Dallas goes on to the desert ogaysis on June 2 to match mixology skills with other finalists from around the country. Our own Arnold Wayne Jones was a judge at last year's event, pictured above, and he will be back again testing and scoping the talent tonight.
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Child sex abuser found guilty on 25 of 28 Measure 11 charges
His privately retained attorney, Amy Margolis of Portland, called only one witness before resting — the defendant himself. Deputy District Attorney Kate Petersen rested after calling one of the victims as her final prosecution witness.
Margolis moved for a directed aquittal, but Judge John Collins denied her motion.
The trial was scheduled to resume at 9 this morning with closing arguments. Collins was then scheduled to deliver instructions so the jury of two women and 10 men could begin its deliberations.
Turnbow, who underwent quadruple bypass heart surgery in 1997, collapsed Wednesday afternoon, during the second day of the trial. He was transported from the courthouse by McMinnville Fire Department ambulance to the Willamette Valley Medical Center and kept overnight for observation.
He did not suffer a heart attack, Collins told the jury Monday, when the trial resumed. He said the medical event should in no way affect their decision-making.
Turnbow, a retired long-haul trucker from McMinnville, stands accused of abusing five girls, ages 4 to 10 at the time, in the hot tub and bedroom of his home in 1995, 1996 and 1997.
He was indicted by a grand jury on three counts of first-degree sexual penetration with a foreign object, a Class A felony, and 29 counts of first-degree sexual abuse, a Class B felony. One of the abuse charges was dismissed earlier.
Petersen made a motion to dismiss three more of the abuse charges Monday and it was granted by Collins. All 28 remaining counts are punishable by lengthy mandatory-minimum prison sentences under Measure 11.
Turnbow was served with the indictment on Sept. 10, 2010.
The case was set for trial numerous times, but had not gone forward until now, largely due to defense delays. He has remained out of custody.
One of Turnbow's accusers, between 4 and 6 at the time, was the first to come forward. Through the investigation and interviews, four more girls were identified.
All reported being abused in the hot tub. One, who stayed with Turnbow and his wife for a time, also reported being abused by him in their bedroom.
Turnbow said he and his wife, Margaret, moved to McMinnville in 1977. He started driving a long-haul truck in 1973, he said, and retired in 2007, following a work-related crash.
After a 1997 heart attack, and the ensuing surgery, his doctor ordered him to avoid use of the hot tub, he said. His doctor also ordered him to avoid the presence of children in his home, due to the potential for stress, he said, and he obeyed on both counts.
Margolis asked him if he denied each of the allegations against him and he said that he did. She described the allegations made by each of the five girls, and Turnbow denied all of them, repeatedly saying, "Absolutely not," and insisting in one response, "I have done absolutely nothing."
Turnbow said he has no recollection of ever being in the hot tub with any of the girls. He also denied having ever been in bed with one of them, as alleged.
He said he had disciplined one of the girls after she spit on a neighbor's wife during a confrontation. "I swatted her on the butt and she said, 'I'll get even with you,'" he testified.
Following his 1997 heart attack, and a diabetes diagnosis, he lost sexual desire, he said.
His wife, Margaret, who had testified earlier, returned to the witness stand Monday afternoon to say she and her husband have not had sex in 22 years, which would date back to about 1991.
The final witness called by Petersen during Monday's proceedings said she was in the fourth grade when Turnbow abused her. She is now 25, married, the mother off two and pregnant, she said.
She recalled spending time with the Turnbows at their home. She said she initially enjoyed the time she spent there because the couple was very accepting.
There were three instances during which time she said Turnbow sexually abused her.
She recalled being in the hot tub with him and two other girls, also among the victims identified in the case. She was wearing a bathing suit and Turnbow was wearing shorts, she said.
She said her bathing suit would "float up," and he would "pop" the suit with his hand. Later, she said, he touched a private area and engaged in what she described as a rubbing motion, making her feel uncomfortable.
After Turnbow got out of the hot tub, she and the other girls took a shower. She said he approached her afterward in the bedroom and placed his hand on her inner thigh.
"He rubbed all the way up," she said. When she raised objection, she testified, "He said, 'Shut your f------ mouth.'"
She said, "I wanted to go home, I just wanted to go home."
She and the other two girls ended up spending the night at the Turnbow home, she testified, and he approached her in the bedroom with his "privates not covered." He positioned himself on his knees on a futon, she said, and touched her and made her touch him.
"It hurt," she said. "It didn't feel right.
"My sister screamed for Margaret. He told me to be quiet. Margaret came into the room and then walked out."
Margolis' motion for acquittal was based on a lack of corroboration.
"What one of the victims said, two others said it did not happen," Margolis said. "You had each witness disapproving of statements by the others. There is no evidence that during this broad time frame that these incidents occurred."
In denying the motion, Collins said with the long passage of time, it was not surprising there were inconsistencies in the testimony.


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WZ Sge is the prototype of an exceptional class of dwarf novae with large amplitudes, long recurrence times, low mass-transfer rates, and very short orbital periods. They're cataclysmic variables consisting of a white dwarf and a low-mass companion object locked in close orbit about one another. Their orbital periods are very short, typically less than 90 minutes. Despite being close to one another, there's only a trickle of mass transfer from the secondary to the white dwarf, and so their quiescent luminosities are very small compared to those of other dwarf novae. However, when they go into outburst, they really outburst! Some have amplitudes of eight magnitudes or more.
WZ Sge's last outburst in 2001 showed many of the hallmarks of this class: a large amplitude, "superhumps" (periodic variations caused by precession in the outbursting accretion disk), and a slow decline to quiescence interrupted several times by alternating rapid fadings and rebrightenings. WZ Sge has a recurrence time around 33 years, with prior outbursts in 1913, 1946, and 1978. It's an interesting star to observe at any time, but keep your eyes peeled when it's next expected to go off... around 2034!


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This is not a drill. If you grew up in a Spanish-speaking household, you definitely remember watching Rebelde —or at least jamming out to a song or two from the Mexican telenovela's eponymous band. The Spanish show recently made its debut on Netflix, and now, despite being off the air for nearly a decade, there are rumors that the series is coming back with the original cast.
"RBD returns with a new season and the surprise is they will be the same protagonists," Mexican media company Televisas Espectáculos tweeted last month. "We look forward to the new broadcast." As expected, fans (including myself), could not contain their excitement on social media.
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Translated, "rebelde" means rebel in English — and it's not hard to see why the telenovela had that title. From the student's dress code to their bright hair to the over-the-top drama, there was nothing "average" about this group of teens.
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HOUSTON (AP) — A possible agreement that could reduce the prison sentence of former Enron Corp. CEO Jeffrey Skilling for his role in the collapse of the once mighty energy giant is being discussed, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
The possibility of a sentencing agreement in the case was made public this week in a notice to victims of Enron's collapse.
"The Department of Justice is considering entering into a sentencing agreement with the defendant in this matter," the notice said. "Such a sentencing agreement could restrict the parties and the Court from recommending, arguing for, or imposing certain sentences or conditions of confinement. It could also restrict the parties from challenging certain issues on appeal, including the sentence ultimately imposed by the Court at a future sentencing hearing."
The notice did not specify how Skilling's sentence could be impacted if an agreement is reached. Skilling has been in prison since December 2006. He is currently serving his sentence in a low security facility outside of Denver.
Michael Passman, a Justice Department spokesman, declined to comment. Daniel Petrocelli, Skilling's attorney, did not immediately return a phone call or email seeking comment.
Former Enron employee George Maddox, who lost $1.3 million in retirement savings when the energy giant collapsed, said he doesn't think Skilling should have his sentenced reduced.
"It would be OK with me if they would force him to live on $2,400 a month like he has forced me to live," said Maddox, 79, who lives in the East Texas town of Van, where he is supporting his 16-year-old grandson and himself mainly on Social Security income.
Maddox, who worked for 30 years as a plant manager with the company, said justice would be denied if a deal is reached.
"I think he should serve (his sentence) like any other common criminal," he said.
Before this week, Skilling's sentence was already in question.
Skilling was convicted in 2006 on 19 counts of conspiracy, securities fraud, insider trading and lying to auditors for his role in the downfall of Houston-based Enron. He was sentenced to more than 24 years in prison. The company collapsed into bankruptcy in 2001 under the weight of years of illicit business deals and accounting tricks.
An appeals court in 2009 upheld his convictions but vacated his 24-year prison term and ordered that Skilling be resentenced, saying a sentencing guideline was improperly applied, resulting in a longer prison term. He has yet to be resentenced.
Philip Hilder, a Houston attorney who represented several former Enron executives who cooperated with prosecutors, said if an agreement is reached, he doubts it will result in Skilling's release based on time served.
"I do think he will get a significant reduction but I think he will still be incarcerated for the foreseeable near future," said Hilder, whose clients included Sherron Watkins, who famously warned Enron founder Kenneth Lay in late August 2001 that Enron could "implode in a wave of accounting scandals."
However Matthew Orwig, a former U.S. Attorney in East Texas now in private practice in Dallas, said he would be surprised if an agreement would substantially change Skilling's original sentence.
If a sentencing agreement is reached, U.S. District Judge Sim Lake, who presided at the trial, would have to give final approval.
In 2010, the Supreme Court said one of his convictions was flawed when it sharply curtailed the use of the "honest services" fraud law, and told a lower court to decide whether he deserved a new trial. The lower court said no.
Skilling, 59, was the highest-ranking executive to be punished for Enron's downfall. Lay's similar convictions were vacated after he died of heart disease less than two months after trial.
Enron's collapse put more than 5,000 people out of work, wiped out more than $2 billion in employee pensions and rendered worthless $60 billion in Enron stock. Its aftershocks were felt across the city and the energy industry.
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The women's side was infused with the same hardworking spirit but enjoyed its own touches of refinement. A beige suede duster floated over a simple white gauze dress, and suits in varying neutral shades were perfectly primed for the office. But a pair of silk dresses decorated with pale golden stripes were the height of the collection's easy elegance.


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 14, 2013) - New Klondike Exploration Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:NK) ("New Klondike" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. William Ollerhead to the position of Chairman of the Company's Board of Directors. He has been a member of the Board since February 2008 and will also continue to act as Chairman of the Company's Audit Committee. Mr. Ollerhead will take a leading role in advancing the Company's corporate governance policies and have a more active, day-to-day role, assisting management to meet the Company's objectives.
Mr. Ollerhead is the principal of Ollerhead Capital, a division of a private investment and management services company. He has over 20 years of experience in the capital markets and corporate finance field. His investment and capital markets experience has provided him with exposure to, and knowledge of, a broad range of industries. Mr. Ollerhead holds a B.A. with a concentration in Statistics from the University of Western Ontario, and an M.B.A. with a concentration in Finance from McGill University. In 2010, Mr. Ollerhead completed the Directors Education Program at the Institute of Corporate Directors at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. He is a member of the board of directors of TSX-listed BioExx Specialty Proteins Ltd. where he serves as Chairman of the board. He is also a member of the board of directors of TSXV- listed Thermal Energy International Inc.
The Company also announces that it has granted a total of 500,000 stock options to purchase common shares of the Company to certain officers, directors and to a geological consultant of New Klondike. The options are exercisable for a period of five years at an exercise price of $0.15 per option and will expire on February 12, 2018.
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Some might say that Saturday night's 12th annual Taste of Silverton fundraiser was more about the folks than the food.
Longtime summer resident Mary Beaber, who also has a home in Durango, gave a thumbs-up to the ribs from Grumpy's.
But Beaber was more interested in bragging about the 40 volunteers who had just put in a couple hours of work clearing brush at the cemetery, cutting aspens and leveling tombstones.
"Three thousand are buried in the Silverton cemetery, you know. Two thirds in unmarked graves. We did 13 tombstones today. Everyone's up there – babies to prostitutes. One guy died of a heart attack right there in the privy," she said.
This is Silverton. Nothing is off limits.
"How's the food?" I asked festival-goer Lisa Adair.
"Can't say. I've been a vegetarian. Now I'm gluten-free, too, so I ate before I came," she said.
This is Silverton. Might as well tell the truth. Everyone here knows when you're lying.
Besides, it's a small town. They even know what you're thinking before you do.
Eating early didn't keep Adair, an 11-year Silverton resident, and her 2½-year-old daughter, Marie Melcher, from having the requisite fun.
"Yes, all the locals are here," Adair said.
"Hurray for the belly-dancers," pint-size Melcher cheered.
The locals included strumming musicians from Chumffoe, doing "funk-rock-alternative" and American tribal-style belly dancers. Caldera, Silverton's own dance troupe, wowed the crowd, swaying on the sidelines to create "art in the moment," said troupe director Lisa Banner.
Dogs on leashes, geezers in ball caps, plus the young and the restless all kicked up dust on Blair Street, despite an evening wind-chill that made it feel more like January than June.
Cups of soup told the tale: creamy potato from Mattie and Maud's Cafe, plus white bean chili and Hungarian paprika mushroom from Avalanche Brewing Co., "to meet the vegetarian demand," Avalanche's Theresa Lashley said.
All four of the Lashleys – Theresa, Doug, Zach and the restaurant's owner, Austin – were on hand to dip soup ladles and dole out servings of corn bread, macaroons and ginger doodles. Also on the menu from Avalanche were berries and cream with trays of key lime pie, German chocolate cheesecake and brownies.
As if on cue, the band played its final song right as Avalanche poured the last of its 240 pints of beer.
"We're the only restaurant in town that doesn't own a fryer," Theresa Lashley said, complimenting the affordable menu selection offered by the nine other restaurants that participated in the event.
That was OK. Avalanche still walked away with the first-place nod for the third year in a row.
Street food ruled with saucy chicken, chili relleños, enchiladas, quesadillas, funnel cakes and pizza crowding most plates. Sangria, chai tea, beer and margaritas flowed. Cupcakes, brownies and chocolate treats pleased those craving sweets.
Most of the food cost a buck or two, with nothing more than $4.
Mattie and Maud's "all things on fry bread" sold samples of cinnamon fry bread.
Owner Lori Bond said she called on inspiration from her maternal great-grandmothers, who celebrated fellowship through cooking, to come up with the comfort food menu for her 3-week-old Silverton restaurant. Every item, including hot dogs, sits on or is wrapped in a blanket of fry bread.
About half the eateries in Silverton participated in the event, said Chamber of Commerce Director Rose Raab. She estimated that about 300 to 350 folks attended, despite threatening skies and late afternoon showers.
But Taste of Silverton is more than just food, Raab said. It's about community coming together and meeting and greeting neighbors, tourists and old friends.
"We get a taste of our local talent, too," Raab said of the music and dancing.
Avalanche earned top honors by getting the most votes in the four-hour, eat-drink-and-be-merry celebration.
"Natalia's and Grumpy's at the Grand Imperial tied for second place," Raab said.
The event generated $2,000 before expenses, she said. Proceeds will be used by the Chamber of Commerce to promote tourism and special events in the mountain community.


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Shipley Do-Nuts made its Florida debut in Bradenton late last month. The Texas-based company is known for its gourmet doughnuts and meat-filled kolaches. The Bradenton restaurant is located at 6571 SR 70 E. A grand opening is planned for sometime in the coming months, the owner said.
An inspector ordered one Bradenton restaurant to be temporarily shut down after finding evidence of roaches in the establishment. Other restaurants were cited for flies, mold and storing food at the wrong temperature in this week's inspection report.
The Bradenton Area Conventions and Visitors Bureau is looking ahead to a new season of travel this summer. Now is the time that members of the tourism industry must shift their focus to new efforts geared toward keeping busy and maintaining their customer base through the fall.
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If you have a business and don't have a website, you are losing out on great opportunities for your business. A website itself can be used to accomplish many different marketing strategies to help your business grow.
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Since your website is operational around the clock, from the convenience of the local coffee shop, theircouch or theirbed, your customers and clients can easily access your website and services.
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Homer W. "Pete" Helmlinger, 91, of Wapakoneta, died at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, March 9, 2013, at the Auglaize Acres.
He was born Jan. 3, 1922, in Auglaize County, the son of Malinda (Knarr) and William S. Helmlinger, who preceded him in death. On Feb. 16, 1945, he married Cleola Carter, and she survives. They just celebrated 68 years of marriage.
Also surviving are four daughters, Darla (Ernie) Wilson, of Sparta, Tenn., Tana (Loren) Elsass, of Wapakoneta, Dee Dee (Tom) Barton, of Waynesfield, and Lisa (Allen) Deville, of Wapakoneta; 13 grandchildren, Ryan Wilson, Shauna Wilson Ciolek, Jeremy Elsass, Jonathon Elsass, Julie Elsass Herbst, Scott Dickman, Dana Dickman McKeeman, Sara Barton, David Barton, Dannielle Steinke Widmark, Shane Steinke, Cody Steinke, and Josh Deville; 19 great-grandchildren; a sister Doris Kah, of Wapakoneta; and a sister-in-law, Marie Carter, of Wapakoneta.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Florence Copeland; and two brothers, Howard Helmlinger and Henry Helmlinger.
A farmer, Pete also worked as a custodian and bus driver with the Wapakoneta City Schools. He was a lifelong member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Clay Township. His other memberships included the Farm Bureau and the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, Aerie 691, all of Wapakoneta. He was a loving and devoted husband, father, and grandfather.
Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Clay Township, with the Rev. Shannon Vogelezang officiating. Burial will follow at St. Mark's Lutheran Cemetery.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home, St. Rt. 501, Wapakoneta, and 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the church.
Memorial contributions may be directed to St. Mark's Lutheran Church.
Condolences may be expressed at bayliffandeleyfh.com.


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International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (ICALP)
The International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (or "ICALP") is the main conference and annual meeting of the EATCS. It is an international conference covering all aspects of theoretical computer science and now customarily taking place during the second or third week of July.
As is the case of the two tracks of the journal Theoretical Computer Science, the scientific program of the Colloquium is split into two parts: Track A of the meeting will correspond to Algorithms, Automata, Complexity, and Games, while Track B to Logic, Semantics, and Theory of Programming. Since 2009, a special Track C is available on Foundations of Networked Computation: Models, Algorithms and Information Management. The aim of Track C is to allow a deeper coverage of a particular topic, to be specifically selected for each year's edition of ICALP on the basis of its timeliness and relevance for the theoretical computer science community.
EATCS presents annually the Best EATCS Paper Award and Best Student ICALP Paper Award, which are both awarded at ICALP. Moreover, jointly with ACM SIGACT, EATCS awards annually the Gödel Prize for outstanding papers in the area of theoretical computer science, and the presentation taking place alternately at ICALP and ACM Symposium on the Theory of Computing (STOC).
A brief history of the ICALP conferences and workshops follows below.


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I did something really stupid last week and installed Win7 on my Jessie SSD drive in my Thinkpad T430.
I have to identical Kingston 400GB SSD's and took out my Debian drive and put it back in, rather than my other one.
Anyway, I put Win7 on the correct drive decided to install 8.7.1. I use full encryption and make a thumb drive my boot device.
I got a new SanDisk 8gb Cruzer Fit and all appears to go well until time to boot up the system. Just comes up to a white cursor and goes no further.
I've put the drive in another computer and it looks fine, including being marked bootable.
I've tried reinstalling 3 times with the same result.
It's not the thumdrive as I just imaged the same drive with Kali and it boots fine.
With previous 8.x versions of Jessie I've been able to boot with a Sandisk Ultra Fit, 8, 16 and 32GB.
Also previous versions booted fine with a no-name 8gb thumb drive I found really cheap on clearance at the drug store.
I thought I'd check to see if this is a known issue (I doubt it) before going back to the last version I installed. I still have the DVD's.
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Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation to Host Sports Medicine LectureOct. 3, 2013
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WACO, Texas (Oct. 3, 2013) -- Baylor University's health, human performance and recreation department is hosting the 2013 Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Fall Lecture Tour at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9 in Marrs McLean Science building, Room 101.
Guest speaker Mike Reid, Ph.D., dean of the College of Health and Human Performance at the University of Florida, will present a lecture titled, "Free Radicals, Antioxidants, and Muscle Function."
Peter Grandjean, Ph.D., associate professor of health and human performance, said Reid is a "premier scientist in the exercise sciences."
"Dr. Reid's work has been instrumental in unraveling the many factors that influence skeletal muscle function," Grandjean said. "His work has contributed to our understanding of muscle physiology as well as to practical information used by health care practitioners for preventing muscle dysfunction and for rehabilitating those with chronic disabilities."
The lecture is free and open to the public.
Baylor University is a private Christian University and a nationally ranked research institution, characterized as having "high research activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The University provides a vibrant campus community for approximately 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually operating University in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries to study a broad range of degrees among its 11 nationally recognized academic divisions. Baylor sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams and is a founding member of the Big 12 Conference.
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Rodney Brooks, the inventor of the robotic vacuum Roomba, is back with a nimble next-generation industrial robot he believes will revolutionize manufacturing.
Baxter is bright red, has a cute "face," and easily learns to do simple chores, like lifting items off a conveyer belt. Built by Rethink Robotics, a start-up Brooks founded five years ago after he left iRobot, Baxter is designed with a relatively low price tag — $22,000 — to allow small and midsize manufacturers to use automation and compete with low-wage countries. It started shipping over the winter.
"Roboticists have been successful in designing robots capable of super-human speed and precision," said Brooks, 58, former director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, or CSAIL. "What's more difficult is inventing robots that can act as we do — to inherently understand and adapt to their environments."
Daniela Rus, the current director of CSAIL, said Baxter is unlike any other tool because of its "common sense" — it can reason and learn — and has an intuitive interface anyone can use.
What's next for Baxter? The robot's development kit opens up its software to programmers, robot enthusiasts, and inventors. Brooks believes this will unleash unlimited creativity. "Who knows what Baxter will be able to do in the future?" Brooks said.


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Early risers with a keen interest in technology may want to fire up their computers this morning for a webcast from Washington: "A National Conversation on the Economic Sustainability of Digital Information."
It's not as exciting a title as "Clash of the Titans," but it deals with a critical issue facing the entire movie and TV business: How will today's digital content be preserved for posterity?
There's no reliable way to preserve digital data long-term, be it movie footage or text, and that's a growing problem that extends beyond entertainment to health care, oil & gas exploration, legal and financial services and many other industries.
Storage media, like hard disks, tapes and DVDs, don't have the long shelf-life of film. Hardware and operating systems for reading them go obsolete quickly. And worse, the data itself inevitably deteriorates, losing a few bits here, a few bits there, until the file is corrupt and unreadable. Also, many records are contained in e-mails and instant messages that are seldom preserved in any manner.
So today high-level delegation from Hollywood will sit down with reps from a wide range of industries as part of the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access. That's BRTF-SDPA for short, Washington being Washington.
"We're in this period people call 'digital nitrate,'" says technologist Ray Feeney, referring to the unstable film on which many now-lost early movies were shot and released.
Feeney, co-chair of the Academy's Science and Technology Council, is trekking to Washington along with Dr. Elizabeth Cohen, a BRTF task force member and a member of the Sci-Tech Council; "Avatar" producer Jon Landau; Chuck Dages, exec VP Emerging Technology, Warner Home Entertainment; Andrea Kalas, VP of Archives, Paramount Pictures, and Bob Lambert, Disney's senior VP Worldwide Technology Strategy and Development.
"People who can watch it, should," says Cohen of the webcast.
Hollywood is positioned to play a central role in the quest for digital archiving.
Because digital files for movies are so big ("More than a petabyte in size," says Cohen. "That's on par with Pentagon storage.") while the lifespan of a production is relatively short — just a few years — the movie industry is an ideal place to test archiving solutions.
And that goes beyond footage, says Feeney.
"I tell people we very much miss a mechanism where digital material is born archival. People say 'You mean we need an equivalent of polyester film.' I'm talking about paper."
The creative decisions and history of moviemaking up to a few years ago, he notes, were on paper. Now it's IMs between the director and colorist, or emails from the producer, which aren't likely to be preserved.
"There'll be a lot of information about the 60s and 70s," he says, "and some day when this problem is solved, maybe 2035, there'll be a lot of information from then forward. But we're in a situation where a lot of what we're doing today is at best at risk, and in some cases it won't be cost effective to save anything other than the finished product."
You can find the webcast starting at 9 a.m. Eastern/6 a.m. Pacific, on brtf.vidizmo.com.
Tohokushinsha to make 3D "Garo"
Tokyo: Tohokushinsha, a major distrib and producer of pics and TV programs, is gearing up to make a 3D feature version of "Garo," a hit tokusatsu (special effects) live-action series broadcast on TV Tokyo.
3D is still rare in the Japanese biz, including makers of toons and live-action pics.
Titled "Garo — Red Requiem," the pic is skedded for a fall 2010 bow with TV series helmer Keita Amemiya and star Ryosei Konishi contributing their talents.
TV Tokyo broadcast the show in 2005. Konishi starred as the leader of a band of knights who battle demonic creatures called "Horrors."
In the pic, Mary Matsuyama stars as a new character — a priestess who goes off to battle the Horrors on her own.
Tohokushinsha is teaming with effects house Omnibus Japan, which also worked on the original show, to make the 3D pic. Tohokushinsha will also release this fall together with distrib Go Cinema.