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We are opening a dormitory in October 2015 in rural Namibia, and the donor who was supplying 40 trunks for the children has let us down
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The Catherine Bullen Foundation is a small UK charity based on Mersea Island, Essex. Since 2004 we have been involved in infrastructure projects in rural Namibia, southern Africa. Our current project is the construction of a dormitory to alleviate chronic overcrowding at the Eiseb Primary School Hostel. The dormitory is now complete and will be opened in October 2015. We have been let down by a donor who was going to supply 40 metal trunks which will hold the personal effects of the pupils. These are preferable to lockers and cost £35 each. Therefore we are appealing for funds to provide these.


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The Commission announced that on October 25, 2010, the Honorable John E. Steele, United States District Court Judge for the Middle District of Florida, entered judgments of permanent injunction and other relief against Defendants Bimini Reef Real Estate, Inc., Christopher L. Astrom, Riverview Capital Inc. and Damian B. Guthrie (collectively, Defendants). The final judgments enjoin Defendants from violating Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act of 1933. In addition to injunctive relief, the judgments order the Defendants to pay disgorgement, prejudgment interest and civil penalties, in amounts to be determined at a later date. Astrom and Guthrie are also barred from participating in the offering of any penny stock. The Defendants consented to the entry of the judgments without admitting or denying any of the allegations in the complaint.
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Longtime Alaska and Juneau resident Catherine "Cathy" M. Lloyd, 76, died Sept. 18, 2003, at Bartlett Regional Hospital.
She was born in Pennsylvania in 1927. She graduated summa cum laude from Ursinus College with degrees in history and political science. She then obtained her doctorate in law from Dickinson Law School.
For several years she served as a schoolteacher and hearing examiner for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She came to Alaska in the 1960s and held several senior positions in state government, including Deputy Commissioner of Health and Social Services under multiple administrations. She was commended by the Legislature upon her retirement from state service. She moved to Arizona, later returning to Juneau in 1998 to live with her family.
She was a member of Phi Delta Delta and the Philadelphia Bar Association for more than 50 years. In addition to her accomplished career, she enjoyed reading, gourmet cooking, entertaining, home decorating, art collecting and gardening.
Her family wrote, "Catherine's generosity, intelligence and fighting spirit were an inspiration to those around her. She lived her life with integrity and bravery."
She is survived by her daughter, Cynthia (Ron) Plantz of Juneau; daughter and grandson, Carol and Andrew Barto of Arizona; brother, William J. Sheppard of California; cousins, Margaret Neilly of New York, Samuel J. Getty, Elaine Russell and Doris Causey of Pennsylvania; and many loving friends.
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As PubliCola notes, City Attorney Tom Carr's campaign has returned a $400 deposit that includes $200 from attorney Gil Levy, who represents the controversial Colacurcio family, the owners of Rick's strip club.
The donation was made May 25, but Carr's campaign just reported it recently. The Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission plans to fine Carr $125 for the late disclosure.
Wayne Barnett, director of the SEEC, wrote to the Carr campaign that "a major purpose of the Seattle Elections Code is to give the public timely access to information regarding all contributions and expenditures made supporting or opposing City candidates. One of the contributors whose identity was not timely reported was Gilbert Levy, Esq. Our records show that Mr. Levy's last two contributions to City of Seattle candidates [ed. note: city council members Richard Conlin and Nick Licata] were refunded to him by the candidates. Given this history, it is unlikely that the contribution would have gone unnoticed had it been timely reported."
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"We don't foresee the dairy-oriented attraction melting away Chocolate World's visitor numbers," said Mary Smith, president of the Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors Bureau (HHRVB). "For our guests, we think these two attractions will go together as perfectly as Hershey®'s chocolate syrup over Turkey Hill's ice cream."
The Turkey Hill Experience expects 250,000 visitors annually and should benefit from the regional ties to fun foods. Hershey®'s Chocolate World claims to be the most visited corporate headquarters in the United States with approximately 3 million visitors annually and nearby York County is known for manufacturing tours including snack food companies Frito-Lay, Martin's Potato Chips, Snyders of Hanover, and UTZ. Approximately one hour away, Lancaster County is famous for their whoopie and shoofly pies and Gettysburg has several large fruit farms where visitors can pick their own apples and strawberries.
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The Turkey Hill Experience shares more than the love of fun food with the town of Hershey. Boston Productions, the company that designed the dairy destination were also responsible for The Hershey Story, The Museum On Chocolate Avenue, that opened in January 2009.
Instead of the Hershey Story's Chocolate Tasting station at Café Zooka or Chocolate Lab inspired by Milton Hershey's own flair for culinary experimentation, designers created nine interactive areas relating the story of dairy culture, the Turkey Hill Dairy, and how the company's top-selling ice cream and iced tea flavors are selected and created.
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Hi Barnetta,
The only criteria Frank Williams meets is his name I'm afraid, and he is of an age to have had a daughter born in 1856. I have nothing else to go on - I only found out the names of Lou's parents when I received her death record - filled out by her daughter. I know nothing else about them - census data on the birthplace of her parents is in conflict as well. Some records say TN others AL.
My grandfathers census records consistantly place his mother's birthplace as TN.
Her marriage record to George Edmondson has no information on her parents - and have not located a marriage record to my gr grandfather John Oliver (I am beginning to doubt that they were married), nor to any of the persons associated with the surnames of her other children (Jones, Thompson).
I did find a John Oliver who served in the Civil War, colored infantry TN and a contest widow for his pension - but NARA did not have the records and am waiting to see if they can be located elsewhere. This may not be my John Oliver - but I am taking a chance, and crossing my fingers.
Unfortunately this is a side of my family I don't know - and have no living relatives that I can find to question.
What makes this more difficult is that I can't locate my grandfather George Oliver, born Nashville in 1875, in 1880 at age 5. There is a possibility that Louise is listed as Louise Williams in Nashville with a young son born 1880 named Ernest Williams (not Jones as he is listed in 1900). If this is she - where my grandfather was is anyone's guess. He winds up in KS with cousins by 1895 and is married in Topeka KS in 1900 census. According to his obit he left TN at age 16 and moved to KS.
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Brian David Patrick, 41, of Ripley, formerly of Mt. Orab, died July 2 at Ohio Valley Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center near Ripley.
He is survived by his parents David and Bernadette Patrick, brother Nick (Stephanie) Patrick, sister Lisa Patrick, nephews Joshua and Mason Patrick, nieces Jessica and Mariah Reed and Olivia and Chelsey Patrick.
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Remember this evidence that I posted on February 1, 2013, demonstrating that the problem with America is stupidity?
This self-identified Democrat who wrote the letter to the editor of Morehead City, NC's Carteret County News-Times, thinks the term "natural born citizen" in Article II of the Constitution means someone who wasn't delivered via a C-section. God help us.
How about this video that I posted on March 5, 2013, about how Americans have no idea what "sequester" is, and are too stupid to even ask what is?
And this video that Trail Dust posted on March 28, 2013, of Americans so stupid as to think Jesus Christ, crucified two thousand years ago, had been killed by a gun?
Here's more evidence of American stupidity.
Infowars' Lee Ann McAdoo went around asking passersby to sign a (fake) petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide, which is an unfamiliar name for H2O or water.
Watch as one person after another happily signs the petition — to ban water.
See also DCG's companion post today, "A nation of low-information voters."
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When we started going to homeschool conventions this spring, I was really unsure of how it was going to work to book hotels everywhere. We already knew that we didn't really want to stay at the hotel connected the convention, as they normally are higher priced hotels at really nice convention centers. If we were just going to one convention as homeschool parents, it's a fun splurge. But when you start traveling quite a bit, the extra cost really adds up.
Right before we went to our first convention, an online friend told me about Airbnb. I had never heard of it, but I've since heard it's super popular! I might be the only one out there that was unfamiliar with it, but if you haven't heard of it either, read on to find more about this amazing website!
Traveling with a large family is difficult. Trying to find a hotel room that will accommodate a family to stay together requires extra work, and sometimes you can't even get it to work. Then you have the expense of two rooms, when you can often make one room work. Our children are still young enough that we can fit into one room, if it's suite. However, we have found a better solution!
Airbnb is a website where people offer homes, apartments, or just a room in their house for rent, for a day, two days, a week, or longer. This service is offered all over the USA, and you can find little houses, big houses, plain houses or fancy houses!
So…what did we think?
We have used Airbnb three times now. The first time we took our two oldest boys, went to Nashville and got an apartment for $62.00 a night. It was actually basement apartment at someone's house, but it was a separate entrance with no way to get upstairs from the apartment. It was not fancy, but we were able to save money on food by bringing along food and using the fridge and freezer, and I even brought my instant pot along and had dinner waiting for us in the evenings! For a business trip, it was perfect.
We used Airbnb on our Florida trip and absolutely loved the houses we rented!
The first house was a 4 bedroom, 3 bath house with a pool behind it that was just for us to use in Orlando! We were pleasantly surprised that the dining room table even fit our family (our current table is a really tight squeeze now). The house was clean, and had the basics we needed. It was in a gated neighborhood, and we felt totally safe there! We paid around $150 a night for this house, which I thought was an awesome price!
The second house was a block away from a beach a few hours away from Orlando. It was a smaller house than the previous one, officially it was just a 2 bedroom, 2 bath house, but they had a couch bed in a little room off the living room that we used. Even though this house was smaller, it was probably my favorite because the decorating style was exactly what I love!
Everything was shabby chic looking, in whites, grays, and vintage style. It was so adorable!
This was the master bedroom, I spent as much quiet time in here as I could, just relaxing after the convention. The guys watched a sports game together, and I think I came in here one night and watched a movie by myself. It was wonderful. 🙂
Part of the kitchen! It obviously had plenty of kitchen tools provided!
The boys found these hats in the shed, so they thought it was great fun to wear them while grilling dinner. 🙂
We loved our Airbnb experiences, and definitely plan on using them over and over again when we travel! If you have a larger family, it especially makes sense to check into this, or if you just want more privacy, the enjoyment of an actual house over a hotel room.
Here are some things you should know before going to an Airbnb house.
- Normally the host communicates with you really well on how to get into the house, check in and check out times. We only saw our host at the apartment we stayed at, a lot of the people that own these homes don't live locally. I prefer to just be left alone, but I had to email the owner a few times and she always got back with me quickly, to answer my questions.
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- Make sure and read all the reviews before booking a house! Even if it's a 5 star review with no negative feedback, you might find out helpful information about the house or area.
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I seriously don't care.
Isn't it immature that you call him Donald "Dump"?
I agree, it's childish and stupid - and that's my point. it's meant as a deliberate mockery of his blatant disrespect via using "Crooked Hillary", and thus I can call him "Dump" since he dumps his campaign promises, dumps campaign managers, dumps his wives, wants to dump the first amendment, dumps common-sense war ethics and dumps the use of proper English in favor of a mongrel white-trash dialect.
Mountains rise in the distance stalwart as the stars, fading forever.
Roads ever weaving, soul ever seeking the hunter's mark.
$60? Good. If it had been lower, like say $35, I might have been tempted to use it rather than play the game. At $60, it is simply a recognition that players will be able to get 90s in a roundabout way by buying the expansion multiple times, and will NOT be just a quick way for anyone to get as many 90s as they want.
How is it overly expensive?
You don't need to have it. It's not bread, you're not a peasant. If it's too expensive for you guys, well, you'll get by just fine.
I like how completely detached from reality you people are, there are still those lazy people that can't be asked to level, so they'll go and buy one and at the end of the day Blizzard will still profit. Which I would like to point out, that, as a company, profit is their entire goal.
But please, keep complaining about an overpriced feature that nobody is forcing you to buy, when leveling is already one of the easiest things to do in this game, I would tell you to go a step further and compare it to theft, but that's already been done.
The entitlement mentality you people have disgusts me, I miss the days when you would be laughed off from forums.
if blizzard finds they can charge people an additional $60 'entry fee' into the real content, they will do everything to discourage people from 'playing for free'. This means less heirlooms, higher XP requirements, reduced effects of rested experience, and an increase in grind all around.
dont be surprised if you see a line from blizzard in the near future 'People have been complaining about leveling too quickly through zones, or simply bypassing them entirely after a single dungeon, so we have decided to reduce/remove the XP from dungeons & BG, and increase the XP required from levels 1-90'.
People do not play WOW to see something new, they play it to see something old. Having a new character to do that with makes sense from a business perspective.
Trust me, I hate this payed 90 bullshit too, but to complain about the price as these people are, and basically feeling like Blizzard owes them, is ridiculous.
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Did people really think the pay to 90 would be cheap? with this price it prevents the system from being abused & us having more bads in the game than we have already.
The leveling experience in the game remains intact also people seem to forget with Warlords they get their free 90.
Trust me if we could have the days of where the Entitled Crowd had no voice on the forums. I would give up a limb for it.
I don't always hunt things, But when I do, It's because their things & I'm a Bear.
I think it's expensive, but I think all their 'services' are expensive. I don't particularly have an issue with that, because they're a business and the profit line is all that matters to them, what I do object to is the excuse that was made about the high price of server/faction/race transfers being because they wanted 'to make players consider before making changes'. The price for these fresh 90s confirms that.
That said: a service is worth exactly what you pay for it. I've paid for several server and even faction transfers, because I wanted the service enough to buy it even though I considered it expensive. I'd never dream of spending £20 on a mount that everyone can have, or £9 on a pointless pet, or whatever it costs for the hats, because they're less than worthless to me.
I would potentially use this service. I'm disappointed that it's not cheaper and I'd probably have ended up spending more on it in the long run if it were cheaper, but I might use it.
I disagree with the argument that it needs to be more expensive than a realm and faction change, I'd far rather realm and faction change a long loved character with all its reputations and history and soulbound goodies and maxed archaeology (fuck doing that grind again) than buy a pale copy. And if you're moving server to join a raid or pvp guild with gear requirements, all the buyable green-geared 90s in the world are meaningless to you.
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For a new player, the first few leveling experiences have the potential to be particularly enjoyable. Potential. Enjoyable. Notice those words.
This is also where the averages falls apart, because someone with a tank/healer can farm a full set of heirlooms in a couple hours which reduces that time by, what, 50%? If the person is a fast leveler, it's $60 for 50 hours. Not even close.
So, yeah, they overshot it.
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Most likely not gonna be using this service unless friends of mine wants to play with them on an alt on another server.
Let´s see 60$ a brand new 90...
20$ a subscription, thats 3 months
90 days for a new 90
It takes 3 days or even less to get from 1 to 90 (leveling skills)...
I like people who will pay for their new 90 !


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Are you one of those people that enjoys being scared out of your wits? If so, Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio might have just the right level of terror for you.
According to the U.K. Daily Mail, the jet-fighter-inspired Valravn roller coaster is set to open next summer.
Here are some of the ways it will try to make you sick:
1. A record 214-foot drop at a 90-degree angle. For good measure, the coaster car pauses at the very brink of the drop, giving your life plenty of time to flash before your eyes.
2. Top speeds of 95 mph with lots of twists and rolls to help ease your lunch back up your esophagus.
3. A floorless coaster car, so you can feel like you really are about to free-fall to your death at 223 feet above the ground.
4. 3,415 feet of track. Plenty of time to regret your decision to ever get on.
5. The most inversions of any dive coast (three) and the highest inversion of any dive coaster (165 feet), just in case you weren't looking green yet.
The Valravn will also fling Cedar Point into the record books with the most roller coasters with a height above 200 feet at a single park (five), most rides (seventy-two), and longest combined length of track at one park (60,110 feet).
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Anthony Ogogo and Anthony Joshua became the latest British boxers to make certain of a medal at the London Olympics.
Ogogo was the first of the duo to assure himself of at least a bronze, recording an impressive 15-10 win over German Stefan Hartel.
The Lowestoft middleweight made a fast start at the ExCeL, using some crisp counter-shots to open up an early 5-2 advantage on the judges' cards after the first round.
He extended his lead by a further point in the second and produced the cleaner work in the final three minutes, though not without the odd scare.
"I feel good but it's not enough. I've always dreamed of becoming Olympic champion, not the bronze medallist. It's a nice insurance policy but I've dreamed of being Olympic champion since I was 12 years old," Ogogo said.
Next up for the 23-year-old will be Brazilian Esquiva Falcao, who beat Ogogo 17-12 in the last 16 of last year's World Championship.
However the Brit was hampered in that bout by a chronic shoulder injury that at one stage threatened his participation at the 2012 Games.
"The Brazilian is one of the best fighters in the world, but every time I threw my right hand it felt like my arm was going to fall off. I'm looking forward to getting in the ring and doing a lot better next time," he added.
Meanwhile, Joshua reached the super-heavyweight semi-finals with a 15-11 triumph over Zhilei Zhang.
The Finchley-born fighter was fortunate to get past Cuban Erislandy Savon in his first bout, but he justified some of the hype surrounding him by flooring his Chinese rival in front of a vociferous crowd.
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The fight exploded to life in the second, though, as a big right hand sent Zhang toppling to the canvas and Joshua's continued assault should have earned more than an 8-6 advantage.
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- Petroleum exploration licences
- Petroleum production licences
- Petroleum retention licences
- Associated activities licences for petroleum
Petroleum exploration licences
As of October 2015, 54 Petroleum Exploration Licences (PELs) and 57 Applications (PELAs) were current over the state's onshore petroleum prospective areas. Current onshore exploration licences are located in the productive Otway and Cooper basins (competitive tender regions where vacant acreage is gazetted for work program bidding), and frontier Officer, Arrowie, Stansbury and Arckaringa basins, and over Cainozoic basins with coal seam methane potential (where applications can be lodged).
The right to negotiate (RTN), Indigenous land use agreement (ILUA) and legislation-specific processes consistent with the Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993 have been effective in South Australia. In the case of RTN and ILUA processes to October 2015, the relevant registered native title claimants, petroleum explorers and the State Government have concluded 53 RTN agreements and 10 companies have signed up to ILUA's with the Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka and the Wangkangurru Yarluyandi peoples. A successful conclusion to the current negotiations with the Dieri people will see conjunctive petroleum ILUA's covering the whole of the SA Cooper Basin.
RTN was instigated by the Minister for Mineral Resources and Energy in relation to the four 2013 Cooper Basin acreage release blocks in 2015. Notification advising the proposal to grant PELAs 639, 640, 641 and 642 was issued on 3 June 2015, with the notification date set at 10 June 2015 for an obligatory four month period ending 12 October 2015. PELA 639 is wholly located within the Dieri Native Title Determination area, PELA 642 is wholly located within the Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka Native Title Claim area, PELA 641 is located within both the Dieri and Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka areas. PELA 640 is located over four Native Title determination areas: Adnyamathanha People No.1 (Stage 1), Adnyamathanha People No.1 (Stage 2), Adnyamathanha People No.1 (Stage 3) and Dieri and Dieri No. 2.
All SA land access agreements cover the full cycle of petroleum activities including exploration, development
and production. Legislation-specific, RTN and ILUA processes are being instigated in other parts of the State on a priority basis, with the highest priority being given to PEL applications over play trends with the perceived highest prospectivity for material petroleum discoveries.
South Australian licence operators have been managing exploration work programs carefully during this current period of low oil prices and DSD has focused on sustaining operators and applicants during this challenging time. The most recently granted 'over the counter' exploration licence is PEL 650, over the Leigh Creek Coal Mine, which was granted to ARP TriEnergy Pty Ltd in November 2014.
For information on current licences and applications, please refer to the Holders of Petroleum and Geothermal Tenements in SA information sheet.
Work programs and licence documents for granted licences, including the terms prescribed in native title access agreements, are available on the Licence Register.
Petroleum production licences
Onshore, as October 2015 there were 219 petroleum production licences (PPLs) in place over the Cooper and Otway Basins.
Petroleum retention licences
South Australia has long-understood that industry requires recognition of life-cycle for funding, appraisal and developing resources through appropriate licences. In return for such licence security, petroleum retention licences were developed with a guaranteed level of accelerated exploration and appraisal expenditure to secure tenure for continuing five year terms provided expenditure obligations are met during such terms. A number of licensees have adopted or are seeking to have such petroleum retention licences adopted and that has resulted in a considerable expansion of areas under petroleum retention licences.
Four petroleum retention licences are current in the Otway Basin with 157 current in the Cooper Basin. A further twenty seven applications for petroleum retention licences in the Cooper Basin have been received and are expected to be granted by 2016.
Associated activities licences for petroleum
(previously associated facilities licences)
A total of 50 associated activities licences (AALs) were current at end October 2015 under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000. These allow licensees to establish facilities or undertake surface surveys (e.g. seismic) in proximity to exploration, retention and production licences to provide efficiency and effectiveness for exploration and production efforts. In the main, these AALs were granted to enable the recording of full-fold seismic control within an exploration licence by recording tails of seismic lines outside these tenements.
Gas storage licences
The new Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act opened the State for 'over-the-counter' Gas Storage Exploration Licences (GSELs), while preserving storage entitlements in pre-existing petroleum licences. No royalties are levied for gas stored as an incentive for CO2 geosequestration projects. There are currently a total of 34 GSELs throughout the State with and 12 GSELs in the Cooper Basin, 12 GSELs in the Officer Basin, 4 in the Simpson Basin and 1 in the Otway Basin. Forty applications for Gas Storage Exploration Licences remain under consideration.
Special facilities licences
Nine Special Facilities Licences (SFLs) were current at the end October 2015. A Special Facilities Licence authorises the licensee to establish and operate facilities for the purposes involving or associated with searching for a regulated substance, processing a regulated substance, producing or generating energy from a source of geothermal energy or other activities that may be relevant or incidental to searching for or processing a regulated substance, producing or storing a regulated substance or product derived from a regulated substance.
Royalties and production
Petroleum royalty payments to the State in financial year 2014-15 were $104.4m, with estimated total product sales of $1,559m. This brings the cumulative royalty paid since 1970 to $2.826b (2014/15 dollars) and cumulative sales to an estimated $47.260b (2014/15 dollars), Cooper Basin production is shown in Table 1. Since 1991 the average royalty paid equals 6.69% of the sales value.
|Table 1
|Cooper Basin production statistics June 2015
|Cooper Basin
Cumulative Production
|5.30 TCF sales gas (since 1970), 186.1 mmbbl oil (from 1983), 82.0 mmboe LPG (from 1984), 80.0 mmboe condensate (from 1983)
|Cooper Basin
Annual Production (2013-2014)
|57.92 BCF sales gas, 11.06 mmbbl oil, 1.38 mmboe LPG, 1.12 mmboe condensate
In 2010/11 many Cooper Basin fields were faced with flooding restrictions, however in 2011/12 fields returned to full production capacity. In 2012/13 crude production increased over 53%, which was due to overall higher production and record sales generated from mostly crude within the Cooper Basin, (5 additional fields went online, with Western Flank flowlines operating at maximum capacity). Production of LPG was lower, due to planned shutdown activities during the 2012/13 financial year noting sales gas and ethane production and pricing are directly influenced by sales gas commercial contract arrangements.
In 2014/15 crude, condensate and LPG production increased, while sales gas was slightly lower overall due to higher downtime (planned field and maintenance activities), when comparing to the previous financial year.
The State's oil production trends were declining until 2002 when new technology and a resurgence in drilling activity led to discoveries along new play trends e.g. the Cooper Basin western flank. Beach Energy became the largest net oil producer in the Cooper Basin in 2013. Gas sales peaked in 1989, were at a plateau for 10 years, and have been declining since 1998, however new plays in unconventional reservoirs such as deep coals, tight sands, lacustrine shales and composite lithology plays in the Cooper Basin could reverse this trend.
Petroleum drilling and seismic
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that petroleum exploration spending in South Australia totalled $400.1 million in the 12 months to June 2015.
In 2014 a record 122 wells were drilled in onshore licences under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000:
- 119 petroleum drillholes in the Cooper Eromanga Basin, comprising 24 conventional petroleum exploration wells, 6 dedicated unconventional gas exploration and appraisal wells (Table 3), 20 appraisal wells and 69 development wells.
- 2 unconventional gas exploration wells in the Otway Basin.
- 1 unconventional gas exploration well in the Arckaringa Basin.
The South Australian Cooper – Eromanga basins have significant potential for natural gas in unconventional reservoirs, and if proven to be economic, the development of related gas plays could extend production for decades. Prospective plays include: gas in deep coals; gas in stacked low permeability (tight) reservoirs including shale, siltstone, tight sandstones and coal; and shale gas.Contingent unconventional gas resources totalling 4.6 TCF have been identified in the South Australian Cooper Basin by the Cooper Basin Joint Venture (operated by Santos), Beach Energy and Senex Energy, approaching the total sales gas production from the Basin to date.
Explorers have accelerated appraisal of Cooper Basin unconventional gas plays (Table 3). Gas explorers have been encouraged with results from the first 34 vertical and 4 horizontal wells drilled to target natural gas in deep unconventional reservoirs in the South Australian Cooper Basin since 2010. In December 2012, Beach Energy spudded Holdfast, the first dedicated horizontal well to test shale gas deliverability in the State. Fracture stimulation and flow testing programs have also gathered pace.
Santos Ltd
Santos announced in July 2015 that exploration of the Patchawarra wet gas fairway in the SWJV (Drillseach farm-in acreage) was highly successful with seven discoveries from eight wells. The wells have been cased and suspended for future production from conventional sands and unconventional deep coal zones, selected wells will be connected and brought on production before the end of the year.
The Cooper Basin's first stand-alone deep coal producer, Tirrawarra South 1, was successfully brought online in May and is flowing wet gas in-line. The well will provide the Joint Venture with long-term dynamic performance data from the deep coal. Santos drilled Washington 1 targeting coals within the Toolachee, Epsilon and Patchawarra formations in August-September 2015 and followed up with a 5 stage hydraulic stimulation and flow testing in November.
Beach Energy Ltd
Beach Energy to date has drilled 5 exploration, 2 appraisal and 6 development wells in 2015 Beach has had success in their exploration program with discoveries in their Ralgnal and Stanleys wells. Appraisal drilling has been concentrated on recent western flank discoveries. The majority of the development drilling has been on Bauer field. Beach ceased drilling in their South Australian licences for a few months, recommencing work in November 2015, the company continued to participate in Cooper Basin Joint Venture exploration and production activities
Senex Energy Ltd
Senex drilled 4 exploration, 4 appraisal and 1 development wells in Cooper Basin Permits. Senex has had success in their exploration program with discoveries in their Martlett North and Morris wells. Senex also successfully drilled Efficient 1 targeting a stratigraphic play in the Patchawarra. There are plans for hydraulic stimulation which will determine if the well was successful in the Allunga Trough. Senex reduced its FY2015 SA Cooper Basin drilling program from 26 to 13 wells in response to impacts of the lower oil price environment. Senex announced in June that they were planning their FY2016 program.
Strike Energy Ltd
PEL 96 in the southern Cooper Basin was granted in May 2009 and since then, five wells have been drilled to test the moderate to deep Permian coals, including 3 closely spaced Klebb wells (Table 3). Strike are currently running extended flow testing of all 3 Klebb wells.
Geophysical and geochemical surveys
Offshore exploration permits for petroleum
Exploration in the state's offshore basins is ramping up with major international explorers completing large seismic surveys in their EPPs and preparing to drill deep exploration wells from 2016-17. potential for giant petroleum accumulations in the Bight Basin where recognised exploration targets are similar to those in prolific gas–oil provinces elsewhere in the world. Nine exploration permits for petroleum (EPPs) were current in federal waters adjacent to South Australia at the end October 2015. A large frontier region in the Bight Basin, S15-1, was released by the Federal Government as part of the 2015 Australian offshore bid round in May, work program bids close 21 April 2016.
BP Exploration (Alpha) Ltd was granted EPPs 37 to 40 inclusive in the Bight Basin on 14 January 2011. BP has guaranteed to undertake exploration worth about $605m with the acquisition of 11 400 km2 of 3D seismic completed in May 2012, followed by four exploration wells by June 2017. The combined secondary exploration program includes an additional six deepwater wells and 5 000 km2 of 3D seismic for a total expenditure of $832m, bringing total investment to $1.437b over six years.
Two permits (EPPs 41 and 42) in the Duntroon and Ceduna sub-basins of the Bight Basin were awarded to Bight Petroleum Pty Ltd on 7 July 2011. Bight Petroleum has proposed 768 km2 of 3D seismic and 235 km of 2D seismic in the first operational year, and one exploration well in the third operational year, with total guaranteed expenditure of $67.6 million for the combined Primary Term work program. The combined Secondary Term work program commitments for the two permits include an additional 3 wells, 2 269km2 of 3D seismic and 405km of 2D seismic for a total expenditure of $210 million. Total exploration expenditure for the two permits is approximately $278 million over 6 years.
EPP43 was awarded to Murphy Australia Oil Pty Ltd and Santos Offshore Pty Ltd on 22 October 2013. The joint venture proposed a guaranteed work program of 4,000km 2D seismic survey; 2D processing, interpretation and 3D planning with a 4,600km² 3D seismic acquisition and processing program, totalling $50 million. The secondary work program consists of 3D processing, interpretation, one exploration well and post well studies totalling $53 million.
EPPs 44 and 45 were awarded to Chevron Australia New Ventures Pty Ltd on 22 October 2013. Chevron proposed a guaranteed work program of geological and geophysical studies, 21,000 km² 3D seismic acquisition and four exploration wells, totalling $486 million. The secondary work program consists of geological and geophysical studies, 2000 km² 3D seismic acquisition, geological and geophysical studies and prospect review totalling $10 million.
Coal seam gas
Coal measures in South Australia are primarily of Permian, Triassic, Jurassic and Tertiary age, and while most known deposits have been evaluated for coal extraction potential, few have been evaluated for coal seam gas potential (CSG). The depth and maturity of the coal deposits and distance to infrastructure and markets has prevented economic exploitation of all except Leigh Creek. Over the last 20 years, coal research in the state has focused on proving up known deposits for mining and power generation, and only limited greenfield coal exploration has taken place.
Interest has been shown by a number of companies to explore for CSG in South Australia over the last five years.. Currently there are twelve PELs and six PEL applications under consideration for exploration rights to evaluate the CSG potential and/or underground coal gasification potential of South Australian coals. Known South Australian coal deposits and relevant PELs and PEL applications are located in Figure 6. The determination of some PELs is delayed pending resolution of native title land access agreements. The three companies exploring for coal seam methane and/or in situ gasification opportunities in South Australia are listed below.
Linc Energy
SAPEX Limited (a Linc Energy subsidiary) was granted PELs 117–119 and 121–124 in the Arckaringa Basin and PEL 120 over the St Vincent and Walloway Basins in September 2006. In October 2008, SAPEX Limited merged with Linc Energy Ltd which now operates the licences. Linc are also the Mining Act licensee for the Wintinna East and Weedina coal deposits. The company has more recently been focusing on an oil shale play in the Stuart Range Formation and conventional oil plays in the Arckaringa Basin after oil shows were recorded in the Maglia 1 well.
PELs 123 and 124 were renewed by SAPEX Limited for a further 5 year term in October 2015.
Energy Exploration Limited
PELs 126 and 153 were granted to Energy Exploration Pty Ltd in April 2014 over the Lock coal and Mullaquana coal–oil shale deposits (Polda Basin).
ARP TriEnergy Pty Ltd
Granted PEL 651 located over the Leigh Creek coal field in November 2014.
For more information, contact:
Director Geoscience & Exploration Branch
Energy Resources Division
+61 8 84633211


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Dear readers,
This is the time of year when our TVs, papers and magazines are filled with articles on how we can make resolutions. We're taught how to lose weight, keep our finances in tow and de-clutter our homes.
This is not one of those articles. Instead, I'm just going to share an idea I have that, hopefully, I'll be able to carry through 2010. I'm resolving to appreciate my family and friends more than ever.
I want to savor the sweetness of my husband's hug after he's come home from a long day's work. He may have to get to bed early and arise early, only to do it all over again the following four days, but I'm sure glad he has a job and is physically able to keep it. He never complains.
I want to call my son more often and tell him how much I appreciate him. I love how he cares for his young bride and their two children by working hard every day, much like his father. I hope I'll never take for granted that he lives only six hours away.
I want to listen to my daughters better when they're burdened with college requirements and part-time work. It's not easy for them to pay their rent and gas - let alone maintain good grades. Hearing them talk about what's important to them is something I won't ignore.
As for my mom, I want to treasure every minute I can with her. She's 81, her pacemaker stopped working long ago and she struggles with the advanced stages of Alzheimer's. I want to hold her hands, tell her I love her, and remind her that someday, she will see Dad again--as all our family here will. I believe that somehow, she knows in her heart how much her family honors her and thanks God for her life. If you're in my shoes, never underestimate the power of your visits.
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May God bless each of you and your families in 2010.
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TV stations hardly show music videos anymore, which is a pity, really. I always liked the art form, especially when the videos tell a story or have some sort of coherent narrative.
But you can't help but notice that a lot of times, the narrative doesn't have anything to do with the actual song. What does Stone Temple Pilots' "Sour Girl" have to do with terrifying teletubby-like demons? What does "Safety Dance" have to do with… uh, anything in its awesomely wacky ren fest video? It's just confusing.
Luckily for you folks, there is a cure: the literal music video. (Warning: these do have some relatively mild profanity. If you don't like that, please do not watch them. Thanks!)
My favorite is Total Eclipse of the Heart. I've seen this video before, and it's full of wonderful 80s cheese, but I never noticed how very little sense it actually makes. "Staring at the swim team gets you killed by a gang" is a pretty representative sample of what occurs in this video, as narrated by someone who sounds close enough to Bonnie Tyler to be pretty funny. (I may have linked this before; if so, sorry!)
Then there's another 1980s classic, Take On Me, an iconic and pioneering music video that… doesn't have a whole lot to do with the song, but it's cool.
The video for the Barenaked Ladies' fast-talking hit One Week also didn't make sense, especially when combined with the lyrics of the actual song.
But if you want to go really far back, really really far back? They didn't make sense then either.
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From the EQ2 Forums as of 20 minutes ago:
Hi Everyone,
We are experiencing some issues with eCommerce at the moment, which is impacting how Krono appear in game. We are working on a resolution to this currently, which is why you may be experiencing some delays in Krono showing as available.
We are sorry for the inconvenience and will update you as soon as more information is available.
Thanks for your patience.
UPDATE: As we work on a fix for these eCommerce issues, users may experience problems with game and forum logins and some forum permissions.
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damned eCommerce, where is the eGame ?
/baby cry to be doomed by eCommerce.
I still think the whole Krono thing is so poorly though out… How am I – as a silver member – supposed to buy one when i can only hold 18P at a time!
I have seen them going for 1K so far… maybe they will come down in price – but to 18P – I think not.
i used 3 today, and my Abo-Info says active for 30 Days, so i used threed and got awarded for One. Nice:P I'm Curious how the Support will answer to this Problem.
SOLE: Had this problem too. According to SoE support, the next one kicks in after the first one is used up. The account pages wont say more than 30 days, regardless on how many Krono you "eat".
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yes, Support give me the same respond, and says this will be fixed Soon.
Est, I totally understand. How ARE bronze and silver members (who would benefit most from this) going to buy these if they can only hold 18p at a time (at most)?
I suppose you COULD accumulate 1,000 to 1,500 plats worth of basic coal . . . But would you even be able to walk with it or have the bank and bag space to carry that much? And even I'd you could, you could never hand it off all at once and would still have the worry of, "Is this person going to rip me off and run before we can finish the transaction." that the Krono system is supposed to alleviate.
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A grieving father whose son was killed in a head-on crash just over a year ago has vowed to step up his campaign to dual the A1 in Northumberland throughout 2013.
Alex Gibson, of Berwick, has already been to Downing Street to hand over a petition with more than 11,000 signatures.
Now, he hopes to get 100,000 names on a new online petition to force a debate on the issue at the House of Commons.
He regards the Government's decision to invest £378million in the A1 south of Newcastle as a 'kick in the teeth'. None of it has been earmarked for the stretch of road in north Northumberland where his son, also Alex, was killed in a head-on collision in November 2011. He was 32.
"Once again, the Government has ignored the north corner of Northumberland," said Mr Gibson, of Spittal.
"The A1 south of Newcastle needs updated as well, but it's a kick in the teeth when my Project Alexander petition to upgrade the A1 north of Newcastle, with over 11,000 signatures, was handed in to 10 Downing Street three weeks earlier."
Mr Gibson spent weeks knocking on doors in Alnwick, Beal, Belford, Berwick, Bamburgh, Seahouses, Ford, Etal, Duddo, Cornhill, Kelso, Eyemouth, Coldingham and elsewhere.
"You've got to go out and meet people to understand, what this means and why it is so important," he added. "I heard some horrendous stories on the doorsteps. Some people avoid driving on that stretch of the A1 altogether."
Mr Gibson marked the first anniversary of his son's death in November by placing a cross at the roadside where he was killed. On it, he has written 'Project Alexander'. He is determined to continue the fight in memory of his son.
"The day before the petition was handed in, there was another fatal accident near Felton," said Mr Gisbon. "Since November 2011, when Alex was killed north of Alnwick, Kashif Hussain, 29, died near Fenwick in March 2012. Now, Nigel Sowerby, 37, near Felton. All accidents had the same blueprint.
"They were all head-on collisions on single carriageway.
"That's why we need the A1 north of Newcastle – Morpeth to Berwick – dualled all the way up.
"About 23 years ago, pop star Chris Rea had a huge hit with Road to Hell. It was this road he based the song on.
"In 1992, the Conservative government promised to dual the road all the way.
"If they had done what they said they would do, the A1 would have been completed and the three men mentioned above would have had a good chance of being alive today.
"So Project Alexander is running another petition. Online this time. So spare a minute and sign.
"This time I need 100,000 signatures so that it can be brought before the House of Commons."
Another campaigner, the Conservative Party's Northumberland spokesperson Anne-Marie Trevelyan, has secured a meeting with the transport secretary and is urging businesses to make an economic case to the government for upgrading the road.
She said: "The reality is that talking about it isn't enough – businesses from Scotland down to Teesside have to help us build the economic evidence to prove to Whitehall just how vital this investment is for the future of the North East."
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Lottery Permutations
Date: 5/16/96 at 18:47:34 From: Chad Dellinger Subject: Permutations We am trying to determine the number of unique permutations of a lottery where you pick 6 numbers out of 49, with numbers not allowed to repeat. Also, we are having some trouble determining the odds of picking the winning set randomly. Finally, we are having a heated discussion on how buying a large number (unrealistically large), say 5,000,000 lotto tickets, would affect your odds of picking the winning numbers. Given a lotto that had odds of winning of say 1:7,000,000, would buying 7,000,000 tickets increase your odds to 1:1? Thanks for your help. Chad
Date: 6/14/96 at 19:7:49 From: Doctor Anthony Subject: Re: Permutations The number of possible combinations of 6 numbers selected from 49 (without repetition) is 49_C_6 = 13,983,816 So probability of a correct set is 1/(49_C_6) If you bought 5 million tickets, then you would have 5 million chances out of 14 million odds of having the winning ticket. To give yourself a probability of 1 of having a winning ticket, you would have to buy ~14 million. Since many others might have the winning numbers as well, you could end up sharing the prize, and so reduce very considerably what you earn. Against that, you would also be winning all the possible lesser prizes of having 5 right numbers, 4 right numbers, and so on with other tickets that you had bought. Buying a large number of tickets might change your expectation marginally if the lesser prizes were generous, but your expectation will always be highly negative. -Doctor Anthony, The Math Forum Check out our web site! http://mathforum.org/dr.math/
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Mein liebster Feind - Klaus Kinski1999
Most people associate the director Werner Herzog with the actor Klaus Kinski--but few know how twisted and enmeshed their relationship was. Though Kinski has made dozens of movies, he probably remains best known for the five he made with Herzog: Aguirre: The Wrath of God, Woyzeck, Nosferatu the Vampyre, Cobra Verde, and Fitzcarraldo. In this documentary/cinematic memoir, Herzog uses clips from these remarkable films, on-the-set footage, and personal recollections to create a portrait of Kinski as both a deeply passionate actor and a raving lunatic; it's hard to say whether he's defaming Kinski or being generous to this mercurial, erratic actor. There's no question that their relationship is fascinating; after their first movie (Aguirre, probably the best of their collaborations) they both described moments of wanting to kill each other--in fact, both agree that Herzog threatened to shoot Kinski at one point, though they differ on the details. Yet they went on to make four more movies, almost all of them under circumstances that would be difficult for the most serene personalities. My Best Fiend was inspired by Kinski's death, and probably the movie's weakest aspect is that we don't get Kinski's side of their friendship. But even though it's one-sided, it's still a remarkable portrait of two artists who were willing to go to extremes to capture their visions. Any fan of either will find this unique documentary indispensable. --Bret Fetzer
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By Mark Edwards and Lloyd Timberlake, lyric by Bob Dylan
Published by Still Pictures Moving Words Ltd., 2006
A fantstic piece of literature, and a stunning pice of artwork; the photography is hard-hitting and heart-wrenching; the text is interesting and informative, but also equally distressing. The images draw you into the heart of people's lives with Dylan's lyrics echoing in the background; the two go hand in hand. The time taken and the distances travelled to bring these pictures together reflects the photographers' hard work and dedication, and has captured moments in time that fit so justly to the lyrics of this classic track. The photographs and information suplied in this book will be an eye-opener to some and a reminder to many of the consequences we may have to face due to the disruption we are bringing on our planet. This book brings a powerful message home of how human poverty is so closely linked to the degradation of our planet. The work of three great artists, this book will be appreciated by environmentalists of all levels.
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Texans CB Fletcher looks to make up for lost time
Published 5:30 am, Friday, August 8, 2008
Texans cornerback Jamar Fletcher spent six weeks last season on the inactive list, hating every minute of it.
The 2001 first-round pick of the Miami Dolphins had never seen so little action. He had racked up fewer tackles (19) in only two previous seasons.
When last season ended, Fletcher decided he didn't want to go through another season like 2007. And the coaches have taken notice.
"I just think he was disappointed last year," coach Gary Kubiak said. "He made our team and he was playing a little bit early for the team. (It) kind of got to a situation where he didn't suit up some. I know he got upset, which you should if you're a player. That should bother you.
"He was not a big part of what we were doing late in the season. A lot of guys can go south in those type of situations. But what he did was rededicate himself, get his mind right, and he's had an excellent camp."
Stepping up
Fletcher heard the talk in the offseason that the secondary needed to step up, especially since Dunta Robinson (knee/hamstring) would likely miss at least the first six weeks of the season. Coupled with his continued disappointment about last season, and Fletcher entered the offseason focused than ever.
"Anytime I don't get a chance to play, it's upsetting to me because I want to play as much as possible and help my team win," Fletcher said. "I remember those types of things and hopefully it won't happen again.
"Knowing the situation I was coming into, and the talk of the secondary needing to be better, I just had to come in and just be well prepared and that's what I've tried to do."
Kubiak has pinpointed Fletcher as one of the surprises of Texans camp, and the timing couldn't be better. The Texans have had a competitive situation in the secondary during camp, and Fletcher is fighting for a job.
Fierce competition
Jacques Reeves and Fred Bennett are slated to start, while Antwaun Molden will push for playing time when he returns from an injury which has sidelined him recently. DeMarcus Faggins is also looking to remain one of the few original Texans still on the team and Derrick Roberson has impressed the coaches as well.
Fletcher isn't making it easy for anyone to pass him on the depth chart. He's playing primarily at the nickel, a position he has excelled at throughout his career.
"He has come back a real pro and ready to go," Kubiak said. "He's earning his way on this football team right now.
"He's just making plays. Fletcher knows what he's doing. He's a real pro, but he's making more plays on the ball."


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"If you're worried about picking up an infectious disease this summer, you may be fretting about catching West Nile disease from a mosquito, H3N2v influenza from a pig, or salmonella from a cantaloupe. But for those who like to dabble in pure medical horror, there's little scarier to ponder than a brain-eating amoeba lurking in your tap water."
"That's exactly what CDC investigators found when they swabbed the plumbing in the houses of two people who died of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis in 2011. The illness, which is extremely rare, strikes when the amoeba Naegleria fowleri travels into the brain through the nose and olfactory nerve, causing fever, vomiting, seizures and coma. It usually kills its victims within a week.
Most of the people who fall ill with amoeba-borne brain infection get it after swimming in warm lakes or rivers in Southern states. But last year, two Louisianans apparently fell ill and died after irrigating their sinuses with neti pots — small pitchers used to pour warm saltwater through the nasal passages."
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PS Vita holds No. 3 sales rank in Japan
By News Division On June 22, 2013 · In Handhelds, News, PS Vita, Retail
Sales for Sony Corp.'s Playstation Vita held the No. 3 hardware rank in Japan in the latest retail data from the region.
Media Create Co. this month said the PS Vita sold 10,664 units between June 10 and June 16 to rank as the No. 3 hardware for the week.
By comparison, the hardware sold 9,733 the week prior.
Meanwhile, the PSP sold 5,651 units to rank at No. 5 in the same period.
Sony in Feb. decreased the PS Vita 3G SKU to 19,980 yen, $110 off the previous 29,980 yen price.
The company in Feb. said the game division held an operating profit of $49.3 million in the third quarter, down 86 percent from the year prior.
The Playstation Vita and PSP sold 2.7 million units combined in Q3. However, the company slashed shipment forecasts for the handhelds to seven million units by the end of fiscal Mar., down from a forecast of 16 million units.
Handheld software sales fell to 8.9 million from 11.4 million.
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While state laws vary regarding the requirements for a guardian to be appointed, Center for Guardianship Certification (CGC) certification sets a guardian apart from non-certified guardians as someone who has met nationally recognized requirements including a minimum level of knowledge and experience in guardianship services.
All CGC certified guardians:
- have sufficient skill, knowledge and understanding of universal guardianship principals
- are held to standards of practice – click here for the National Guardianship Association Code of Ethics
- meet nationally recognized requirements
- are the leaders in quality and trusted guardianship service
Minimum CGC guardian eligibility Standards:
- At least 21 years old
- No felony convictions or pled guilty or no contest to a felony
- Has not been civilly liable or has not been relieved of responsibilities as a guardian by a court, employer, or client for actions that involved fraud, misrepresentation, material omission, misappropriation, moral turpitude, theft, or conversion
- Is bonded in accordance with state statutes and local practice
- Has not been found liable in a subrogation action by an insurance or bonding agent
CGC guardian training/education requirements:
- High school graduate or possess the GED equivalent
- Have one year of relevant work experience related to guardianship or the following educational requirements: (1) a degree in a field related to guardianship, or (2) completion of a course curriculum specifically related to guardianship approved by the CGC
- Participate in at least 20 hours of continuing education and guardianship training every 2 years once certified by the CGC
CGC guardian examination requirements:
Pass a comprehensive test consisting of multiple choice questions related to best practices in guardianship, major categories of guardianship knowledge, also known as core competencies, as well as knowledge in the ethics, standards, duties and responsibilities of guardians, with a 75% minimum score.
CGC certification also provides a disciplinary process for the decertification of guardians if necessary. Reasons for disciplinary action may include:
- Failure to abide by the CGC Rules and Regulations
- Failure to meet the Minimum Standards for Certification established by the CGC
- Convicted or pled guilty or no contest to a felony
- Found civilly liable in an action that involved fraud, moral turpitude, misrepresentation, material omission, misappropriation, theft, or conversion.
- Relieved of responsibilities as a guardian or fiduciary by a court, employer, or client for actions involving fraud, misrepresentation, material omission, misappropriation, theft, or conversion.
- Not bonded in accordance with state statutes and local practice.
- Found liable in a subrogation action by an insurance or bonding agent.
- Failed to notify CGC of a violation of eligibility standards
- Violated the NGA Code of Ethics
- CGC may also discipline a National Certified Guardian, including by suspension or revocation of certification if: (a) the certificate was granted contrary to the Rules and Regulations of the CGC; or (b) the certificate was granted to an individual who is not eligible to acquire a certificate or who has made any false representations or misstatement of material fact to the CGC.
Because guardianship removes fundamental rights from an individual and gives significant authority to a guardian, the potential for harm through the use of unqualified guardians should not be taken lightly. The people guardians protect are some of the most vulnerable citizens in our society. The protection of these persons is enhanced by the use of CGC National Certified Guardians or CGC National Master Guardians.
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What's good about having a boy?
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I'm having a bit of gender dissapointment/fear. I hate sports, though I know not all men are into it. Mostly I'm afraid I'll never have that close relationships like mothers and daughters can have. I won't have a "friend" when I'm old and I'll be some woman's mother in law lol. In my family and in my husband's we were way closer to our mother's parents than our father's. It feels like this is pretty common but maybe not always?
I can't wait to have a boy...i have 2 girls and i pray our next is a boy. Seems fun. My husband and I aren't sports people either so whether our son is or not, i can't wait. I had the whole gender disappointment thing with my last pregnancy because I miscarried a boy right before and when I found out she was a girl i was just really upset so i understand where your coming from but I am so absolutely in love with her now.
I Love my boys and always kissing owies and having to take clean clothes to them at school cuz they jumped into a mud puddle and their strong firm hugs and their fascination with anything slippery, slimy and scaly lol...theyre my lil men and I love having them...


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Photo Mentoring 2011: An Update
On Thursday, April 21st the Community Service Committee of Professional Women Photographers held a mentoring fieldtrip for children from Women In Need. Founded twenty-seven years ago, WIN operates six shelters in New York City, housing more than 2,500 people each night. It is committed to helping women restart their lives, and to helping their children grow though educational opportunities.
CSC volunteers Andy Mars, Karen Smul, Joan Katz, Joann Frechette and Giselle Chamma met at the WIN Manhattan shelter with nine children who were participating. The plan was for a quick photography lesson, then a quick walk to Central Park. But the day was so bright and beautiful, that cameras were handed out immediately and a slow, unwieldy procession made its way through the streets. Nobody could wait to get to a scenic beauty spot because suddenly everything around them was fascinating and beautiful.
"When you give kids ideas of what to photograph they will surprise you with their creativity," said Andy Mars. "A perfect example was when I told them to see different perspectives, not just shooting straight on, but from below looking up or above looking…down."
Mars also suggested that the students get "really close to a subject and see the detailed textures."
When the group finally hit Central Park, dogs were a popular subject.
Finally the group returned from the grass and flowers and sunshine to the shelter to download and review the photographs. But the problems of the real world were never far away. Karen Smul recalled that "one of the girls told Joann and me that we were lucky. When I asked her why…she said 'because you get to take pictures all day and I bet you live in a big house.' It reminded me how decent housing is very much at the forefront of these kids' minds, even as they are having a wonderful time with us."
To expand its mentoring program, the CSC has created a wish list:
- Point & Shoot Cameras
- Memory cards
- Photo paper
- Gift coupon at B&H or Adorama (for printer ink & paper
to print students' photographs)
If you have updated your photo equipment and have older point & shoot cameras you wish to donate, please contact the Community Service Committee. Any and all donations are welcome! And the CSC gratefully acknowledges those who have already donated to its mentoring program.
- Catherine Kirkpatrick, Archives Director
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PWP'S MENTORING PROGRAM: Women In Need
By Catherine Kirkpatrick
The numbers are staggering. Each night in New York City, 35,000 people sleep in shelters. We've all seen them slumped over steam vents, scrounging in the trash for bottles and cans. But if you think you know what the average homeless person looks like, you're probably wrong. Almost half of the homeless are children and eighty percent are families. As the economy worsens, their numbers are rising.
But one organization is making a difference – Women In Need (WIN). Founded twenty-seven years ago in a church, WIN now operates six shelters in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx, caring each night for over 2,500 people, more than 1,800 of them children. But WIN is more than a shelter. By offering childcare, job training, housing assistance and counseling, it gives women the chance to change their lives. Through summer camp and high-quality learning programs, it helps homeless children thrive.
When PWP's Community Service Committee chose WIN as its 2009-2010 organization to help with photography, it found a willing and creative partner. On April 1st, 2010, CSC members Andy Mars, Karen Smul, Sheila Smith and myself went to WIN's East Harlem shelter to meet with the six children who would be participating: three girls, eight to twelve years old, and three boys, nine to twelve.* All were from fragile families; none had ever done photography.
According to WIN Volunteer Coordinator, Alyssa Montoya, the children "were hesitant at first,€ unsure if they would enjoy a "workshop.€
Things started slowly as Karen Smul gave a basic lesson in photography. She had everyone cut out a frame from a piece of paper and look through it as she spoke about isolating things through the lens, and becoming aware of background and movement in the frame. She took out a folding reflector for a quick lesson on light. The children were polite, but reserved. The energy level rose when Sheila Smith opened her portfolio book on dogs.
It exploded when cameras were put into their hands. The minute we stepped outside they took pictures of everything–the entrance to the shelter, iron railings along the street, shadows falling over steps, each other-nothing was off limits! Shyness disappeared. Strangers were asked to pose: a father with a newborn, a deliveryman on a bike, paparazzi staking out a film set.
The smallest girl was transfixed by a florist's shop, and in the best tradition of street photography, she and her sister pointed their cam- eras into a parking bay, then down onto the train tracks coming out of the Park Avenue tunnel. In a gritty neighborhood, they found beauty and grace.
Though Community Service Committee members provided point-and-shoot cameras, there weren't enough to go around. Karen Smul noticed "without any prompting from the adults, they devised a system of sharing, taking a certain number of shots before passing the camera on to the next child. No one was possessive.€ Inspired by their maturity, she handed over her own Nikon D300 to a boy who had been especially quiet in the shelter. "I thought maybe he didn't understand… or was bored,€ but "he told me he was focusing on what to photograph. What a great experience!€
In Central Park where there were more flowers for the smallest photographer, leaping Frisbee-chasing dogs for everyone, and the "sleeping cowboy,€ a portly man in a ten-gallon hat, napping on a bench – one of the many friends, human and canine, we made along the way.
Back at the shelter, we downloaded the pictures in the computer room and reviewed everyone's work. It was good. Not just a good start, but clear, imaginative and bold. The children had seen without preconceptions, taken chances, and found beauty and interest in unexpected places.
The PWP mentoring effort was more than a few hours of fun. In an age when many jobs require knowledge of digital imaging, it gave these imaginative young people a solid introduction and foundation on which they can build.
There was also bliss. Though we never left the neighborhood, the ground covered that day was enormous. The children saw the world through new eyes, and through them, we did too.
* WIN asked that their names not be used


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Romeny's debate performance is worthy of presidency
Published 1:09 pm, Friday, October 5, 2012
The signs of a victory for Mitt Romney over President Barrack Obama in the first presidential debate Wednesday night came like a flood out of the blue. Every poll from Fox News, CNN, CBS, MSNBC, etc. declared that Romney had bested the president in a head-to-head face off.
It didn't seem to matter what groups were polled — Romney won. Registered voters, women, undecided voters, unemployed voters all gave thumbs up to the Romney effort. It couldn't have come at a better time for the Romney campaign. Let's be frank: Before Wednesday's debate, it appeared the president's campaign had been dominating this campaign.
If President Obama thought he could walk in to the debate and dominate a weaker foe, he was sadly mistaken. What he found was a Romney who had been skillfully prepared for these debates with more than 50 hours under the gun during the Republican primaries.
Romney appeared in control — and dare we say it — more presidential. Certainly, he was effective in questioning the president's record on domestic issues and brought everything back to the economy where the president has underperformed.
This was the side of Romney that we had hoped would resonate with the undecided voters across the nation. Romney finally gave a performance that was deserving of the presidency. While on Wednesday we believed Romney couldn't win the election, we thought a poor performance in Denver likely would sink his chances in November. This is no longer a sinking ship.
One thing we appreciate about the apparent Romney victory is the campaign is ultimately closer than it was before the debate. That means the rest of the debates should matter more. The more voters, especially those who haven't made their decision, pay attention to the process the better decision America will make Nov. 6. And our guess is more people will pay attention to the rest of the debate schedule, beginning with Thursday's vice presidential debate. The other two presidential debates are on Oct. 16 and Oct. 22.
Lastly, Romney's showing on Wednesday made it clear to us that he should be the next president of the United States. It is now an endorsement of new hope and renewed respect on our part. While we have had reservations about his candidacy for very good reasons, we must now state for the record a Romney win in November would be best for all Midlanders and West Texans.
As for the rest debate season, it's game on.