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I've said it before and I'll say it again...parenting is not for wimps! (Actually, I'm pretty sure my mom said that ... and I completely agree with her!) I'm not sure what I envisioned about parenthood - but multiple doctors visits definitely didn't cross my mind. Don't get me wrong, we are BLESSED for sure and are aware that Lo's health could be MUCH worse, I just thought it would be beneficial and a nice release for me to type out our little story and share it with you all. This space has been and still is a place for me to connect with other women and mama's ... and (selfishly) a bit of a stress reliever as well, so THANK YOU for reading :)
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We arrived at Newton-Wellesley Hospital around 3:00pm and were taken to a room right away. After listening to London's lungs, the doctor confirmed that very little air was moving in and out and thought that another treatment and oxygen seemed to be the right course of action. Long story short, after a few more visits from the respiratory therapist and no real improvement (plus the addition of a low-grade fever), the doctor determined that London should be admitted in order to be properly monitored overnight. I'm not going to lie - I was a bit relieved to know we were staying in the care of amazing doctors that would be able to keep a close eye on our little love.
It was around midnight when we finally made our way up to the pediatric unit. Surrounded by what seemed like a million pillows, I got to snuggle up with London in the hospital bed. Since Lo sleeps in her crib and has since she was about 2 months old - I was weirdly excited to sleep an entire night with her. I also wanted to be as close to her as possible so I could hear her breathing and to keep my eyes glued to the machine that was monitoring her oxygen level. At some point I must have fallen asleep because I don't even remember the nurses coming in to check on Lo throughout the night. (Side note: she was a total bed hog + I woke up in the morning with her arm across my face and her leg around my waist :) ...totally didn't mind).
The next day consisted of a chest x-ray (which came back clear), more nebulizer treatments, oral steroids, and waiting to hear from the doctor. London was a complete ROCKSTAR considering she was on "precautions" and couldn't leave her hospital room ALL DAY. Chris and I were getting pretty stir crazy; I'm not sure how she held it together! The good news was that her breathing seemed to have improved and she was eating and drinking better! According to the doctor, Lo is technically too young for an asthma diagnosis (they don't usually diagnose asthma until 2 years old). They did, however, say that they are treating her as if she has asthma because they do think her symptoms are consistent with it. We were able to leave the hospital early evening on Thursday with a new inhaler for London to take daily, as well as oral steroids for the next few days. Arriving home felt amazing - even though we were only gone for 24-hours, it felt like it had been MUCH longer. We were all exhausted and in great need of a shower. *I failed to mention that the night before, Lo had peed on my jeans and I didn't have anything to change into so...yea, I needed a shower*
I'm happy to say that Lo seems to be doing better + although we have to pin her down to get her to take the inhaler - I would much rather do that than have to spend another night worried sick in the hospital. As any mama knows, It's a crazy helpless feeling when your baby is sick. I swear, I've gained so many gray hairs and new wrinkles these past few months! I'm just trying to take it one day at a time and try (key word, TRY) not to stress about the future. Maybe Lo will grow out of this ... maybe she won't ... but regardless, life is GOOD and as I said before, we are BLESSED.
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Help With Used 300 Diode Laser Messiah - The Helmet Has 50 Weak Diodes & The Power Supply Blew Out
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November 20, 2013, 12:08 PM
Hi Laser Messiah users,
Firstly, thanks in advance for your help. So I recently purchased a used 300-diode Laser Messiah which was used by two previous owners. The most recent owner claims that the helmet was built by OMG in 2010. There are a few problems with the helmet:
1) When looking at the diodes with sunglasses on, I noticed that about 10 of them have stopped producing light, and approximately 50 of them produce a lower intensity of light than the rest. When I try to shine these "weaker" diodes on my finger at a distance of about 1 inch, there is no visible red light produced. Does this mean these diodes will need to be replaced?
2) This part is REALLY bad: Apparently the voltage switched to 220 for my first couple of uses, which was my mistake for not double checking. Today when I turned the helmet on, at about the 20 minute mark sparks flew out of the power supply and everything in my apartment shut off. I switched the voltage on the power supply back to 110 and the power supply still lights up green, but the diodes have now stopped lighting up.
3) Upon receiving the helmet, approximately 20 of the diodes had fallen out of their slots within the helmet enclosure. I've tried to re-position as many diodes as possible back in their intended position, but it's impossible to get them all to stay in at the same time. A few diodes always fall out. I'm guessing this is due to wear & tear of the foam helmet enclosure, whose material has become somewhat flimsy and weakened.
In addition, a couple of dozen more diodes are hanging by a thread and I worry that these diodes may be facing the wrong direction / not achieve the ideal angle for exposure to my scalp. Please see the attached hi-res photo and feel free to zoom in for further detail. Do you think my best bet is to re-glue these diodes?
Any help/insight would be appreciated.
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November 20, 2013, 01:41 PM
Hi jj2man,
First of all, I'm no expert but I own a Lm2 helmet
Ok, so the helmet looks like its been used more
Power supply sounds like its no good as you mentioned
Having something round like a "glass head" or a cheap
The lasers should be kept in place with a small
Why not try and contact Omg and asking his advice?
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November 20, 2013, 02:09 PM
Thanks, A1Pup. I am still waiting on an answer from OMG, which is why I've turned to the forums.
My apologies for my confusing choice of words. I meant the helmet was owned by 2 previous users. Not that it was used only twice.
UPDATE: The diodes are lighting up again. I waited a couple of hours, plugged the helmet in and it's back up and running for the time being, so that's a somewhat good news. Though I'm not sure what caused the original power failure during the incident earlier today when the sparks flew out of the power supply.
All this aside, my biggest concern at the moment are the diodes which are emitting a weak light. Are these diodes useless and do they need to be replaced? (See the below photo - on the left is an example of a weaker diode, and on the right is an example of a stronger diode)
Another concern of mine is that of the health and safety of my eyes. Up until this point, I've been wearing sunglasses while examining the strength of the diodes, but I fear that won't help much. I've already noticed some funky colors showing up in my plane of vision, so I've stopped completely. Can anyone recommend a safe and effective way to determine the strength of the diodes without damaging one's eyes?
Many thanks!
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November 20, 2013, 02:24 PM
Are the weak shining diodes getting hot? Its what us
What's the wiring like? Wire nuts nice and tight?
Oh! 2 previous owners! Got it now..
Somebody mentioned to Use a piece of paper and place on top of the diodes to check them, personally I don't and my eyes are fine!
Glass heads on ebay I think, just google it!
Are you in the USA?
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November 21, 2013, 01:52 AM
Hey A1Pup,
Yes, the weaker light diodes are hotter than the rest. It would seem these are "demon diodes." How long is the lifespan of a typical diode? Are the Aixiz diodes still running approximately $2.50 per pop?
The wiring of the helmet seems in relatively tact, although there are a couple of diodes which have only 1 color wire running into them and don't work, and a couple of diodes that randomly shut on and off as they please.
Yes, I am in the USA.
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November 21, 2013, 04:27 AM
All the Dim lit hot diodes should be removed, when I have had this problem I clip the red and black wire half way between the wire nut and the diode itself, then I just clip the wires to length on the new replacement diode and attach it by simply twisting together the wires and then insulate with either insulation tape or my favourite heat shrink sleeve as it makes a neater job. If you haven't got a replacement diode the still remove these demon diodes and just tape up the ends "Separately" till you get some!
I believe that the diodes are good for 10,000 hours of use? Somebody please correct me if I,m wrong! You will get a couple of demon diodes in a helmet, but once these have been weeded out you shud be good for a long time, depending on how you handle, store and treat your helmet will also have an effect..
The diodes where you have just one wire going to them are obviously not correct and you shud try and trace the other wires and re,attach those missing wires to the correct wire nut. Undo the wire nut, this can be a little messy as the wires may become tangled but don't worry, simply undo the wire nut (counter clockwise) staighten out the cluster of wires, add the missing diode wire then neatly twist all of them (clockwise) and then screw on the wire nut (clockwise) until snug whilst firmly holding all the diode wires just below the bear wire as not to stress the wires. Hope that makes sense!
Yes I believe that Aixiz diodes are still at $2.50..
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November 21, 2013, 04:39 AM
Oh, and after you remove the wire nut give it a Tap on a table as there are sometimes some wire bits in the nut itself and you don't want those floating around near your scalp or lasers!
Go thru the Omg building guides/instructions and get yourself familiar with the helmet itself,
Good Luck!
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November 22, 2013, 01:42 AM
Thanks again, A1Pup! Your post will definitely be helpful for when I replace these diodes. Out of curiosity, why do I need to remove the demon diodes immediately? Can these diodes do more harm than good?
Also, has OMG made a manual to go along with this helmet? OMG already sent me an email with recommended procedures of usage (20 minutes, 3 times a week after applying polysorbate 80, Emu Oil and Niacin, etc), but is there a manual with instructions for general usage and maintenence of the helmet?
Thanks as always!
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November 22, 2013, 03:42 AM
Demon diodes will get hot when you use your LM which is uncomfortable, don't think its good for the hair its shining on too!
There is a LM build manual on Omg,s other website "Overmachogrande.com" just google it, although I think its for the "LM1 model" but it will give you some info and it will get you familiar with the wiring/diodes etc.. There's Loads of good info on that site about everything..
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January 17, 2014, 08:44 PM
To update you, I was able to superglue the loose diodes and the helmet now works much better. I've been using it for 2 months and am already noticing slight thickening of my hair. I can't wait to report more results as time passes!
Quick troubleshooting issue: I've had to replace about 10 demon diodes which were shining weak light and very hot to the touch. I was able to replace these demon diodes successfully, however since then I've encountered more diodes heating up to very hot temperatures, and seeming to be on their way to becoming "demons." I am worried that the issue is either a) a bad power supply, or b) the way the helmet is wired.
As far as the wiring, I noticed that in some cases, as many as 11 diodes are connected under a single wire nut. Is there a maximum number of diodes that should be connected wire nut? I noticed in most cases, diodes are paired in groups of 8 under 1 wire nut. Is it possible that grouping more than 8 together would cause burnout and/or demon diodes?
This is the way the helmet came, so it's possible a previous owner messed with it. who knows…
I appreciate your help!
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January 18, 2014, 02:56 AM
I built my own laser helmet using OMG's instruction sheet. I have used both the pulse drive as well as the standard power supply with the helmet. I have noticed that the helmet does run quite hot. My day job is as an electrical engineer so I'm quite confident I know I have done the correct things as far as the wiring goes. The heat concerned me so much that I performed some experiments on a little test array of laser diodes to determine the operating temperature of the diodes during use. I have found that the diodes exceed the maximum temperature specification of 50C when using the standard DC supply as well as Mode 3 on the pulse drive unit at about the 10 minute mark. At the end of 20 minutes, the diodes are at 66 C using the standard supply and, 53 C using mode 3 on the pulse supply. 66 C is about 152 F which is quite warm! This confirms what I have been sensing on my head during use.
The power consumed by a single diode is about 99 mW. The diode delivers about 5 mW of useful laser light. This means that about 94 mW of waste heat is generated in each diode. If you multiply that 94 mW by the number of diodes, in your case 300, you get about 28 Watts of waste heat. This is a fair amount. My solution to the problem is to point a small fan at the helmet during use to lower the temperature of the diodes. It works quite well. I have been using my helmet 3 times a week for a year now and have yet to loose a single diode to failure. The key is to keep the diode temperature below 50 C. The diodes will last a lot longer if they are operated at lower temperatures. I have written a report complete with pictures and sent it to OMG. I was sent a diode specification sheet by Dr. Maricle. I'm not really sure what OMG thinks about it all.
I don't think there is any issue with your wiring as long as all the red wires are connected to each other and ditto for the black ones. The red wires go to the positive terminal (+) and the black go to the negative (-) You won't damage the diodes if the wires are reversed, the diodes just don't light up. There is a laser diode driver circuit built into each diode that regulates the current flow in the laser diode. The diodes are quite robust and will take quite a bit of abuse. I have overdriven the diodes by 10 volts and found no issues as the built in circuitry does a good job at limiting the current.
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January 18, 2014, 03:12 AM
Jidokwan, Thank you very much for your insight!
Yes, I have noticed my diodes becoming quite hot to the touch after about the 5-10 minute mark. I will try pointing a small fan at the helmet, as each time a diode fails it costs me an extra $4 and time to replace.
I have not used the pulse drive with my unit, though I have been curious about it. Do you find it has improved results for you?
Again, much appreciated,
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January 18, 2014, 12:04 PM
You are quite welcome Jeff. As far as the pulse drive goes, the only thing I noticed is that it ran the helmet cooler than the standard supply did. I have not felt any "bio-stimulation" that OMG talks so much about. You can try an easy experiment if you do feel it. Just wear the helmet for the 20 minutes with the diodes off and see what happens. For me, the head band seems to cause some weird sensations probably due to poor blood circulation from the tightness of the band. If the brush bristles are pressing on the scalp in any way that too causes some sensation. I quit feeling the big burning sensation since I started blowing air across the helmet during use.
Recently I tried the polysorbate 80 / bromelain mixture that is talked about on the home page of this site. There was no tingling sensations of any kind as reported. So, maybe it works or maybe not. I tried it several times and quit since it wasn't giving the increased sensations as advertised.
As far as results between the two different power supplies go, I have recently switched back to the standard power supply and 20 minutes because the new time requirement for the pulse supply is now 25 minutes. It was stated that you get "way more pump" with the additional five minutes. Based on my energy calculations, the additional time makes up for the amount of time the diode is off. I have done some energy dose calculations along with the temperature testing that shows this. I am planning on building my own pulse supply some day when I have time so I can play with the frequency and duty cycle of the waveform. I believe everybody's reaction to pulsing will be different because we are all different. I may find a setting or range of settings that work for me.
The bottom line: My results after a year of use are mixed. Careful photography over the year has shown no new growth. The hair that I do have is darker where the lasers shine on it and the hairs are a little thicker so I concur with your findings. It isn't a total loss for me. I am not surprised given my age and how long ago I experienced the hair loss. My hair has been quite stable for the last 15 years so I'm not really worried about it. The lost hairs are gone forever as they are well outside the 30 month window talked about on this site. I have also noticed that the laser therapy makes those nearly invisible vellus hairs grow from about 1/16 of an inch to about a quarter inch and then fall out. (maybe it is because I keep my hair about a quarter inch long) I know they will never turn to actual terminal hairs. I've also never experienced the massive shed that several others on this site talk about.
I have recently visited Hasson & Wong's Seattle office for a hair transplant consult. I'm told I am an excellent candidate as my hair is stable and I have an ample supply of donor hair. There are big decisions ahead for me! I will continue with the laser helmet to test out the claim that laser therapy reduces gray hair.
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January 19, 2014, 04:51 PM
Excellent, excellent posts, Jidokwan. Thanks for adding such substantive information to the knowledge base here for all of us on this forum who are interested in developing a productive lasering protocol.


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Impact of the Number and Extent of Positive Lymph Nodes in 200 Patients with Thoracic Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma after Three-field Lymph Node Dissection
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Subtotal esophagectomy with three-field lymph node dissection (3FLD) has been reported to improve survival in patients with thoracic esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). The purpose of this study was to evaluate the prognostic impact of the extent and number of positive lymph nodes for long-term survival of patients who underwent 3FLD.
From January 1983 to December 2002, a total of 200 patients with thoracic esophageal SCC underwent 3FLD without any neoadjuvant therapy. The prognostic impact of the extent and number of positive lymph nodes was evaluated by both univariate and multivariate analysis.
The extent of positive nodes associated with a 5-year survival were as follows: none, 69%; one-field, 50%; two-field, 29%; and three-field, 11%. The number of positive nodes associated with 5-year survival were as follows: single node, 65%; two-nodes, 51%; and more than three-nodes, 20%. Among patients with cervical lymphatic spreading, patients with upper tumors showed significantly better survival than patients with lower tumors (P = 0.036). Multivariate analysis indicated that number of positive nodes and the abdominal node status were independent prognostic factors among lymph node status.
Together, number and extent of positive lymph nodes can be considered an independent predictor of a high risk of recurrence. Although cervical lymphatic spreading was risk factor for worse survival, patients with upper tumors may have survival benefit after cervical lymph node dissection.
KeywordsPositive Node Abdominal Node Cervical Metastasis Subtotal Esophagectomy Cervical Lymph Node Dissection
This work was supported in part by a grant-in-aid from the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture of Japan (21st Century Center of Excellence Program).
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Elizabeth 'Betty' Heinemann
Amherst, NH – Elizabeth "Betty" Heinemann, 97, longtime resident of Amherst, NH, died on May 2, 2018.
She was born on January 8, 1921 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Raymond Schuster and Elizabeth (Swank) Schuster. Betty graduated from Montclair High School, Montclair, NJ, Class of 1940. She made her home in Amherst for more than 50 years.
Betty had been employed by the Avon Company as a sales representative for many years. She was a member of the former Souhegan Congregational Church. In addition, Betty was a member and Past President of the Ricciardi Hartshorn Post #23, American Legion Auxiliary and the Harley Sanford Post # 4368 VFW Auxiliary in Milford. She also enjoyed lecturing on the history of the American flag.
She was predeceased by her husband, Ernest A. Heinemann, who died in 2003.
Family members include her son, Paul Heinemann of Amherst, NH; daughter, Roseann Morrissette of Amherst, NH; two grandchildren, Nicollette and Jason and eight great-grandchildren.
Visiting hours are on Monday, May 14th from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, May 15th at 11:00 am in Meadowview Cemetery, Foundry Street, Amherst, NH. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the New Hampshire Veterans Home, 139 Winter Street, Tilton, NH 03276. Arrangements are in the care of Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford. To share a memory or offer a condolence, please go to www.smith-heald.com.


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BYRON — The 2019 Meltdown Drags, which drew huge crowds to Byron Dragway in recent years, has been canceled, event organizers announced Thursday.
However, track officials are planning a similar event on the same weekend next July.
Jeff Koopmeiners, one of the seven founders, said the amount of time to run the Meltdown Drags had made it "more work than it was fun."
"Each of us guys spent probably 10 hours a week on it. We have normal jobs, wives and kids," Koopmeiners said. "It had become year-round nonstop work."
The Meltdown Drags, which began in 2010 with 30 entries, featured cars from 1966 or earlier that met specific criteria and excluded many modern upgrades. The cars did runs down the track but there were no organized races.
This year's event was limited to 450 cars, which was about half the number of applicants. The slots were filled within minutes of becoming available online and included cars from as far away as California.
In addition to the racing, the event includes a swap meet, car show and pinup contest.
The three-event event drew 10,017 fans from throughout the country this year despite inclement weather. The 2017 Meltdown Drags brought a track-record crowd of more than 13,000.
Koopmeiners said the group might revive the event in the future.
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"We are picking up where the Meltdown left off," said track general manager Randy Simpson.
"It is going to embody a lot of the same qualities that made the Meltdown Drags great but will be a little more inclusive as we plan to expand beyond 1966 and older."
Simpson said further information about the requirements will be released shortly. Registration will open at midnight Jan. 2. Entries will be limited to the first 500 vehicles.
Byron will continue hosting the Uncle Sam's Pie Eating Contest, another vintage race in June.
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Wonderful place, check it out!
(pictures came from On the Rise's Facebook page and Cleveland.com--which wrote a nice article on the place.)


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The Indian basket, comprising 73 percent sour-grade Dubai and Oman crudes and the balance in sweet-grade Brent, closed on Monday at $24.96 for a barrel of nearly 160 litres. It had touched a previous monthly low of $24.21 in April of 2003.
Marking a 13-year low, the price of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) basket of twelve crudes stood at $23.58 a barrel on Monday, compared to $24.74 on the previous Friday, said the organisation's secretariat said.
India can resume its unrestricted import of oil from Iran, which is expected to increase its export of 1.1 million barrels of oil per day by 500,000 soon, followed by a further 500,000 bpd thereafter, thus adding to the supply glut that has resulted in global prices plunging in a year from levels of $120-$130 a barrel to below $30.
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In comments posted on the Iranian petroleum ministry's website on Monday, deputy minister Roknoddin Javadi said Iran is determined to regain its market share, which collapsed after the international sanctions were imposed in 2012.
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Fission 3.0
Exploring for Uranium in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin
This profile is part of a paid investor education campaign.*
Fission 3.0 Corp (TSXV:FUU; OTCQB:FISOF) is a uranium project generator and property bank focused primarily on the Athabasca region in Saskatchewan, Canada. Within the region—known for being the largest producing district of high-grade uranium in the world and for hosting numerous current and past-producing uranium deposits—Fission 3.0 owns 20 properties with high-grade uranium potential. These strategically-located properties are at various stages of exploration and are distributed across the border of the basin.
Fission 3.0 has conducted an exploration program across seven of its Athabasca basin properties which included airborne and ground geophysical surveys. Results from this program have proven positive in identifying EM conductors on the properties, which will aid in determining target areas for the planned drill program in the 2017 to 2018 winter. EM conductors are prospective for hosting high-grade uranium in the Athabasca Basin and on one particular project—the Midas property in the Beaverlodge area—uranium samples taken from boulders returned assays of up to 11.9 percent U3O8.
In addition to its Athabasca land package, Fission 3.0 owns a highly-prospective property in the emerging uranium district of Macusani, in Peru. The district is located in a mining-friendly jurisdiction and hosts a number of uranium and lithium land deposits. The Fission team were amongst the first to stake land for uranium exploration in the region and, in 2017, the company conducted three separate exploration programs including a sixteen-hole drilling program across two target areas. Thirteen of the holes intersected uranium near and at surface. The drill program also encountered lithium. Fission 3.0's Macusani project is on trend with Plateau Uranium's shallow-depth uranium and lithium deposits.
Fission 3.0 emerged following Fission Uranium's (TSXV:FCU) acquisition of Alpha Minerals' 50 percent stake in the Patterson Lake South (PLS) project, which hosts the Triple R deposit. Once the agreement was finalized, Fission Uranium divested its interests in its remaining Athabasca basin properties and in the Macusani project and formed a separate company, Fission 3.0, to manage them.
The company is led by the same management and geological experts as Fission Uranium – the most awarded uranium explorer in the world. The executive team has experience raising large amounts of funding and bringing in high-profile, strategic partners such as China's CGN Mining. Meanwhile, the technical team has made two major, high-grade discoveries in the Athabasca Basin within four years.
Like the rest of the uranium sector, Fission 3.0 is anticipating an upturn in the uranium market following recent announcements from Cameco (TSX:COO) and Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom that they will be reducing their production levels so as to help address market oversupply. This includes Cameco shutting down McArthur River – the World's largest high-grade uranium mine. This comes with anticipated rises in demand in 2018, which results, in part, from Japan's plans to restart up to a dozen reactors in the next twelve months. Jointly, these two movements could lead to growth in the uranium market that will be beneficial to Fission 3.0.
Company Highlights
- Highly prospective property portfolio in Athabasca Basin in Saskatchewan
- Properties nearby uranium deposits including McArthur River and Triple R (PLS)
- Excellent management and technical team with proven experience developing the PLS project as part of Fission Uranium
- Uranium project in Peru's Macusani district, which hosts Plateau Uranium concessions scheduled to be producing in 2019
- 40 percent of shares held institutionally, inclusively by JP Morgan
- Anticipated upturn in uranium market following reduction in supply and expected rise in demand
Strategic Positioning in Athabasca Basin
The Athabasca basin is the world's highest-grade uranium district located in northern Saskatchewan and Alberta. Supplying 16 percent of the world's uranium, the region has seen over 60 years of mining and, as such, is surrounded by established infrastructure including power grids, highway access and nearby processing mills. Projects in the area are also supported by a mining-friendly government that provides a straightforward permitting process.
Fission 3.0 has a strong portfolio of 20 highly-prospective uranium properties in the Athabasca basin, where the company's management and technical teams have proven experience from having discovered the Triple R deposit at PLS under Fission Uranium and the J-Zone at Waterbury Lake under Fission Energy. Half of the properties are distributed across three major areas: the PLS, Key Lake Road and Beaverlodge areas. The remainder of the properties are distributed across the basin and two of these are on the Albertan side of the border.
During its summer exploration program, Fission 3.0 conducted an exploration program across seven of its projects: the Wales, Karpinka Lake, Hobo Lake, Millson Lake, Midas, Thompson Lake and Cree Bay properties. Results from this program have been positive, and the company expects to launch follow-up programs based on these results.
"This work program has delivered some very positive results on several of our most prospective top-tier projects," said Fission 3.0 COO Ross McElroy. "These include identifying areas containing high-grade boulders, as well as areas of enhanced conductivity that will be prime targets for follow-up drilling."
PLS Area
The company has three properties that sit in the southwestern region of the Athabasca basin nearby Fission Uranium's Triple R deposit, which was discovered by the same team now managing Fission 3.0's portfolio. These include the Patterson Lake North (PLN), Clearwater West and Wales Lake project, which collectively make up 59,995 hectares with the potential to host near-surface, high-grade uranium.
The PLN project is a 27,400-hectare property on the same structural corridor as the PLS property. The project is being operated under a joint venture agreement with Azincourt Uranium Inc, under which Azincourt has a 10 percent interest in the project.
The PLN project has seen exploration activity since 2007 which has all pointed towards the prospectivity of the conductive systems on the property. In the 2007 to 2008 winter season, a six-hole, 2,796-meter drill program was completed. Subsequently, between 2012 and 2014, the property underwent electromagnetic and resistivity surveys, sampling programs, geophysical surveys and two additional drilling programs in 2014 totalling 13 holes and 4,118 meters. Results from the final drill program included 0.047 percent U3O8 over 0.5 meters.
The Clearwater West project consists of three contiguous claims that sit on the same magnetic low corridor that hosts the PLS discovery. Between 2013 and 2015, the property underwent exploration programs that included airborne magnetic surveys, sampling programs and a three-hole drill program which encountered favorable geological environments.
The Wales Lake project covers 21 mineral claims located on the border of the basin and 25 kilometers southwest of the Fission Uranium's Triple R deposit. As part of the summer exploration program, Fission 3.0 conducted airborne geophysical Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM) surveys on the Wales Lake property
Key Lake Road Area
In the Key Lake Road area is on the southeastern tip of the Athabasca basin and is known for hosting a high-grade shallow-depth deposit with historic production of 208 million bounds of U3O8. The area also includes the Key Lake mill, which is currently processing McArthur River ore.
Fission 3.0's three properties in the area—Karpinka Lake, Hobo Lake and Millson Lake—make up 12,673 hectares and are easily accessed by nearby roads that link them to power grids and mills. All three properties include historic work that outlines the presence of uranium within them.
The Karpinka Lake property consists of nine mineral claims situated on the Wollaston-Mudjatic transition zone (WMTZ), which hosts major deposits including the McArthur River uranium mine and the Cigar Lake uranium mine. The property also has two historic mineralized drill-holes with results that included 0.166 percent U3O8 over 1.0 meter.
The Hobo Lake property is made up by 10 mineral claims located 40 kilometers south of Karpinka Lake, also situated on the WMTZ. Historical lake sediment samples taken on the property returned anomalous uranium concentrations of 117 ppm uranium.
The Millson Lake property consists of six mineral claims and is located between the Hobo Lake and Karpinka Lake properties. Prior drilling on the property returned up to 313 ppm uranium over 0.3 meters.
During the company's summer exploration program, Fission 3.0 conducted airborne geophysical VTEM surveys on the Karpinka Lake and Hobo Lake properties with the goal of identifying potential drill targets on the properties.
Beaverlodge Area
The Beaverlodge area is an underexplored uranium-producing region that hosted 52 mines and 12 open-pit mines in the 1950s and 1960s. In the district, Fission 3.0 has five properties—Midas, Thompson Lake, Beaver Lake, King Lake and Run Lake—that cover 58,119 hectares. Select samples from the region assayed up to 1.77 percent U3O8 across 0.9 meters. Within the Beaverlodge area, both the Midas and the Thompson Lake properties were part of the focus of the 2017 summer exploration program.
The Midas property consists of 3 mineral claims that are located along the prospective Black Bay Shear zone and within 10 kilometers of at least 20 past-producing uranium deposits. The past-producing St. Michael uranium mine sits within the property, which produced 250 tons at 0.15 percent U3O8 before production funds ran out. As part of the summer exploration program, Fission 3.0 conducted a field program of property-wide mapping and prospecting to better prioritize drilling targets on the property. Results from this program included the identification of high-grade uranium in boulders proximal to the St. Michael mine with up to 11.9 percent U3O8.
The Thompson Lake property is made up of thirteen mineral claims also located along the Black Bay Shear zone and within one kilometer of the Gunnar Uranium mine, which produced 19.3 million pounds U3O8. Fission 3.0's most recent exploration on the property included a field program of geophysical surveys and property-wide mapping that followed the most prospective conductors on the property.
The Beaver River project consists of 12 mineral claims that are underlain by the Beaverlodge Domain and located 40 kilometers to the east of Uranium City. Samples collected in 2007 by a previous owner, Bayswater Uranium Corp, showed results of 3.66 percent U3O8, 3.37 percent U3O8 and 2.93 percent U3O8. In 2013, Fission 3.0 conducted an airborne high-resolution magnetic/radiometric survey followed by a helicopter VTEM Plus survey. These were instrumental in defining 258 kilometers of conductive packages on the project that will require further groundwork to establish drill targets.
The King Lake project is a single mineral land claim that sits 20 kilometers away from the northwest border of the Athabasca basin, on the Zemlak geological domain. The project has seen at least 15 uranium occurrences, of which one returned average assays of 1.75 percent U3O8 across 0.3 meters.
The Run Lake project comprises 14 mineral claims that are located just beyond the northwestern border of the basin. The property hosts a number of uranium and base metal mineral showings and trench samples have returned up to 5.43 percent copper and 6.36 percent U3O8. Historic drilling on the property also showed 1.24 percent U3O8 over 6.7 meters.
Additional Properties
Across the Athabasca basin, Fission 3.0 has nine other properties at various stages of exploration. These are the American Lake, Black Birch, Cree Bay, Dixon Island, Kendel Island, Manitou Falls, Minor Bay, Perron Lake and North Shore projects.
Macusani District in Peru
Beyond the Athabasca basin land package, Fission 3.0 also owns a project in Peru's mining-friendly Macusani district, which hosts multiple large-scale, near-surface uranium and lithium deposits. The 5,100-hectare property was originally staked by Fission Energy and became part of Fission 3.0's portfolio in December 2013. The property is easily accessible through a number of paved roads and is surrounded by Plateau Uranium (TSXV:PLU) concessions with a measured and indicated resource of 32.8 million pounds U3O8 and an inferred resource of 12 million pounds U3O8. Plateau Uranium plans to begin production in 2019 and would have a processing plant within one kilometer of the Macusani property. Recent drilling hit mineralization near and at surface in thirteen of sixteen holes.
Exploration initiatives
Since taking ownership in 2013, Fission 3.0 has conducted three exploration programs on the property between 2014 and 2016. In 2014, the company ran an exploration program that identified seven mineralized trends through scintillometer survey. Additionally, the company also gathered 21 rock samples that assayed between 5.2 percent and 19.12 percent uranium and completed 20 meter trenches over mineralized trends with confirmed mineralization up to two meters in depth. During the spring of 2015, the company conducted further prospecting work focused on six target areas, one of which presented a 1.5-kilometer mineralized trend with assays of up to 20.76 percent uranium.
In 2016, Fission 3.0 conducted a 16-hole drill program across two priority target areas located on the same trend as the Plateau Uranium Corachapi and Corani deposits: Llama North and Llama South. Drilling showed mineralization in 13 of the 16 holes and produced results of up to 12,151 ppm U3O8 at 16 meters from the surface and 533 ppm lithium over 0.5 meters.
Dev Randhawa—CEO
Dev is an experienced CEO and has a wealth of experience in growing resource, mining exploration and energy companies. Northern Miner Magazine named him 'Mining Person of the Year 2013' and Finance Monthly awarded him with their 'Deal Maker of the Year 2013' award. As part of the Fission team, he has won the Mining Journal Excellence Award 2015 for Exploration. He is currently CEO of Fission 3.0 Corp and Fission Uranium Corp which made the shallow depth, high-grade uranium discovery at PLS.
Randhawa founded Strathmore Minerals Corp in 1996 and remained CEO until September 2008. In 2007, he spun Fission Energy Corp out of Strathmore to focus on uranium exploration in Saskatchewan. He remained as CEO and Chairman until the company sold its Waterbury Lake discovery and a large selection of its assets to Denison Mines in 2013. Fission Uranium Corp was created and utilized the remaining Fission Energy assets as part of the agreement with Denison. Most recently, he negotiated a subscription and offtake agreement with CGN Mining that, in January 2016, resulted in CGN Mining investing $82 million in Fission at a premium to the stock price. Randhawa received a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with honors from Trinity Western College of Langley, British Columbia in 1983 and received his Master in Business Administration from the University of British Columbia in 1985.
Ross McElroy, PGeol—COO
Ross McElroy is an award-winning, professional geologist with 30 years of experience in the mining industry. He has comprehensive experience with working and managing many types of mineral projects from grassroots exploration to feasibility and production. He has held positions with both major and junior mining companies, which include BHP Billiton, Cogema Canada (now AREVA), and Cameco. He was a member of the early-stage discovery team of the MacArthur River uranium deposit.
McElroy is COO and Chief Geologist of Fission 3.0 Corp and is President, COO and Chief Geologist of the hugely successful Fission Uranium Corp team. He headed up the technical group that made the discovery at Waterbury Lake, SK and at Patterson Lake South (PLS), SK. He is the winner of the PDAC "Bill Dennis" award for exploration success, The Northern Miner's "Mining Person of the Year" and EY's Entrepreneur of the Year (finalist). He received a Bachelor's Degree in Science with a Specialization in Geology from the University of Alberta in 1987 and is a registered professional geologist in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Nunavut/Northwest Territories.
Phil Morehouse, MBA—President
Phil Morehouse is the former Executive Vice-President for Sernova Corp., as well as the JV manager for Fission Energy Corp. prior to the sale of the company to Denison Mines in 2013. He founded his own consulting company in 1990 and, for nearly 25 years, has provided leadership and management services to a wide range of public companies. Mr. Morehouse was a consultant to Fission Uranium Corp., prior to his appointment as President of Fission 3.0 Corp.
Paul Charlish—CFO
Paul Charlish has nearly 30 years of finance experience, including audit and tax in public practice and financial reporting and tax for public companies. He specializes in the mining sector and is well versed in the requirements of complex regulatory environments. He has extensive knowledge in the areas of financial reporting in accordance with IFRS, risk management, international tax, ICFR/SOX and internal controls, as well as experience in public equity offerings in Canada. Due to his detailed understanding of running public company finances, he has also overseen the implementation of new accounting systems and IT services.
During the course of his career, Charlish has also played an instrumental role in a number of mergers, acquisitions, spin outs and divestments for mining companies, including Fission Energy and Fission Uranium.
William Marsh—Director
William Marsh previously worked on domestic and international drilling programs for Chevron for 15 years both in Canada and internationally. He was a director of Pacific Asia China Energy until its sale to Green Dragon Gas wholly owned subsidiary, Greka China Ltd, for 35.18 million in 2008. He was also a director of Predator Capital Corp and Wolf Capital Corp and is currently on the board of Ballyliffin Capital Corp. He has also provided consulting services to a number of resource exploration and production companies, both public and private, operating in Canada and internationally.
Frank Estergaard, CA—Director
Frank Estergaard is a professional Chartered Accountant who retired as a Partner with KPMG in 2001. His career with KPMG spanned 38 years, providing audit, taxation and business advice to clients in Vancouver, Vernon, Ottawa and Kelowna. He served a wide variety of corporations in the forestry, mining, real estate and land development, high technology, manufacturing, wholesale and retail industries. These companies ranged from start-ups to mature enterprises with both domestic and world-wide operations. In addition, he served on the Management Committee and Partnership Board of KPMG.
Following his retirement from KPMG, Estergaard has served as a Director and Chairman of the audit committee for QHR Technologies Inc, CFO for Metalex Ventures Ltd and CFO and/or Director for several private entities, including Okanagan Capital Fund (VCC) Inc, Rackforce Networks Inc, Wear Air Oxygen Inc and Wear Air Industrial Inc.
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The CICJ is happy to announce that Prativa Khanal and Mugero Jesse have been selected as the first two Global Diversity Fellows. About twenty-five applications from promising young scholars and professionals from all across the globe were received. Given the high number of suitable candidates, we are happy that we will be able to accept two fellows at the same time.
Prativa and Mugero will visit the CICJ from half May until half June 2017. Prativa is a lawyer from Nepal and she is working on issues of transitional justice and international criminal law. Mugero is from Uganda, and he too is interested in in these matters.
For more information on the Fellowship, please see this page.


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The skin that is healthy and bright glow is a mirror of natural beauty that is always coveted every woman, not least for the owner of oily skin. Despite the need for special care and attention, the dream to get a glowing and healthy face is not difficult.
Oily skin caused by oil glands (sebaceous) beneath the surface of our skin is too active and produce sebum or excess oil. Sebum is an oily substance derived from body fat. Although useful to moisturize the skin, but the oil content in the body that is too high can cause clogged pores and cause acne. Not only acne, excess oil production also makes enlarged pores can cause various skin problems such as blackheads, dull and shiny skin, and other stains that can disrupt the appearance. Not just teenagers, oily skin problems can be experienced by everyone at any age.
There are several factors that cause oily skin. Starting from genetic factors, dietary patterns, age, gender, hormonal changes, especially in women, physical conditions, stress, weather, until the habit of rubbing the face is too rough when washing your face. Hormonal imbalance and hot and over-humid weather can exacerbate problems with oily skin.
The Right Treatment Product for Oily Skin
It is important for you to know the type of skin to make no mistake select skincare products. The reason, oily skin care is not the same as the treatment for other skin types. Skincare products labeled oil-free is the best solution for those of you who have oily skin. A series of skin treatments containing natural ingredients such as Witch Hazel Extract is also good for oily skin types. Witch hazel leaf extract is often used on oily skin because it is believed to shrink pores and inhibit oil production.
In addition to knowing the ingredients in your facial skin care products, it is also important to know the range of treatments you need to take. With a complete and regular treatment, of course the results you get will be more leverage.
Facial foam soap or facial foam. Choose a soft wash soap, because a hard soap can trigger irritation and excess oil production. Washing the face more often will not make oil-free skin. Therefore, the most effective way to overcome oily skin is to wash it twice daily, in the morning and at night.
Moisturizer. Oily skin type still needs to use moisturizer. Use oil-free moisturizing product and light for skin. Moreover, as you get older, your skin needs a moisturizer to protect against the effects of aging. It helps you to feel young at any age or feel alive at any age! It is recommended to use a moisturizer twice a day, every morning and evening.
Some skincare products such as cleanser and toner labeled oil-free also need to be used for skin-free gloss. Choose facial foam, cleanser and toner containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide which is useful to absorb excess oil and help shrink pores.
For acne areas, it is advisable to use acne medication that is directly used on the location of acne. Acne medication works by reducing oil production, accelerating the rotation of skin cells, fighting bacterial infections, or reducing inflammation that helps prevent scarring.
Oil-free cosmetics. Choose cosmetics with oil-free or water-based basic materials especially with non-comedogenic labels. Cosmetics with powder and mineralized form are usually more suitable for oily skin.
Paper oil. This thin paper is very beneficial for oily skin owners. The reason, oil paper helps absorb excess oil and make the face glossy. Use oil paper as needed and do not rub your face with this paper too hard.
Whatever your skin type, make sure you regularly use sunscreen that protects the skin from the adverse effects of UVA and UVB rays. Avoid direct sun exposure, use glasses or hats if you need to be outdoors during the day.
Do weekly treatment such as scrubbing and mask. In some conditions, doctors also usually advise to do laser treatment and chemical peels.
Lifestyle or a balanced lifestyle can also help oily skin owners look beauty with healthy and fresh skin. Avoid smoking, routinely wash your face every day, and clean the rest of the makeup before bed. Avoid foods that trigger excess oil production, such as dairy products, sweet foods and contain refined carbohydrates such as muffins and bread. Fish oil (omega-3 high fatty acids) has been shown to help reduce acne, as it contains anti-inflammatory properties.