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In SimAnimals, embrace all the adventure, fun, and mischief that await you in the vast forest. You have the power to reach out and touch, pick up and move everything in the forest from squirrels and foxes to trees and flowers. Make your wild animals happy and maintain a forest that lets them flourish as you venture further into the forest than you've ever been before! Engage with a forest full of wild animals including bears, rabbits, hedgehogs, badgers, and owls. Solve challenges, and uncover one-of-a-kind objects as you journey deep into a forest that you control. Specifically on Wii, experience the forest with your pals by playing cooperatively with up to four players at the same time. Get ready to run the wild in SimAnimals.
The graph below charts the compatibility with SimAnimals since Dolphin's 2.0 release, listing revisions only where a compatibility change occurred.
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Formatting a drive is the same as buying a new hard drive since the process erases all the data in one fell swoop. When you format your hard drive, you can clean internal as well as external... Now run the following command: attrib -h -r -s -a *.*. This will remove the attributes hidden, archive, system from all the files. This will remove the attributes hidden, archive, system from all the files.
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CLIR Annual Report: 1999 – 2000
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The ancient walls between types of institutions and between users and providers of information have broken down, and the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is helping forge new relationships among traditionally unrelated groups. Librarians, publishers, museum directors, and scholars must begin to talk to one another, and during the past year CLIR has sponsored meetings that brought together members of these groups.
Perhaps the most challenging and potentially fruitful of these dialogs is that between librarians and scholars. In both teaching and research, faculty must now use material in electronic and Web formats, and increasingly they use images as well as texts. Librarians must support these new activities and must understand how they relate to traditional research methods. Supporting the dialog between information users and providers, especially between scholars and librarians, is a primary objective of CLIR's current work.
1999–2000 was a year of significant "firsts" for CLIR. The first of 10 annual sessions of the Frye Institute at Emory University was a grand success. Fellows of the Institute are drawn both from libraries and from academic computing organizations, because we believe that these two groups now share the task of acquiring and managing information for teaching and research. CLIR also inaugurated its annual Sponsors' Symposium in May. The symposium, which focused on library services of the future, drew 120 representatives from sponsoring institutions. Also in May, CLIR and the Digital Library Foundation (DLF) launched a new Program for Distinguished Fellows. The program will support senior information professionals for up to a year to pursue research that furthers the agendas of CLIR and the DLF. Finally, CLIR staff this year began to integrate international components into all of its areas of activity. Begun in 1989, the international program previously had been devoted almost exclusively to preservation and access issues. Reflecting this broadened scope of activity, three years ago the Board added a second international member. It will continue to have at least two members from abroad.
You will see from this annual report that CLIR's finances are in very good shape. President Marcum and the staff have found solid financial support for CLIR's core expenses and projects. The Board congratulates the president and staff on a stellar year.
Stanley Chodorow

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Formerly the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Academy, the Bullpen is an incubator and instructional workshop for Duke students who are looking to be the next start-up superstar. Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship (Duke I&E) wanted to create excitement around the opportunities they offered for students, and a brand identity that was as contemporary as their new office.
REVERED explored visuals that represent Downtown Durham, the "Bull City," and focused on creating a logo that was meaningful and energetic. The final logo takes the colors and angles from the Duke I&E logo and turns them around to create a visual representing a bull in a pen. The angles point outward to represent motion and innovation in all directions, while the still keeping an open and welcoming feel. A brand identity was created to provide direction on using visual elements from the logo to create engaging communication materials.


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Statement by Joe Preston
Joe Preston on John Evans Knowles
In the House of Commons on November 30th, 2004. See this statement in context.
John Evans KnowlesStatements By Members
November 30th, 2004 / 2:10 p.m.
Joe Preston Conservative Elgin—Middlesex—London, ON
Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the member of Parliament for Haldimand—Norfolk, it gives me great pleasure to rise in the House and honour John Evans Knowles, a former member of Parliament from Norfolk who is celebrating his 90th birthday today.
Mr. Evans Knowles was a teacher, a farmer and a former warden who represented the Norfolk riding from 1957 to 1962. It was a different era then and Evans joked that MPs who did not have much to say got the most accomplished.
Evans commuted by train weekly and although his schedule was strenuous, he believed the people he represented would be unhappy if he moved to Ottawa during his term of office. Evans recalls his maiden speech where he spoke with great pride about the riding of Norfolk. Through his efforts, the Canadian tobacco industry progressed and his induction into the tobacco wall of fame ranks as his major achievement as a member of Parliament for Norfolk.
On this day, please join me in wishing J. Evans Knowles a happy 90th birthday.


Users are specific persons or teams that you can add to your account to view and interact with your call data. Different user types have different privileges, like login access, as well as editing and creating tracking numbers and settings.
Add a new user to your account.
Delete a user from your account.
Receive notification and summary emails.
Login access to review call recordings, reports, and Lead Center.
Ability to tag calls, make notes, and mark calls as qualified leads.
Access to setup and disable integrations.
Create, edit, or disable tracking numbers and call flows.
Create, edit, or disable users of equal or lesser access.
Activate and edit white label settings.
View invoices, update credit card information, or change pricing plans.
Close or suspend an account.
Use these instructions if you're an administrator adding a new user to your account. Once you've added them to your account, you can easily assign them to receive company summary emails, as well as call and text notification emails.
Choose the type of user you'd like to add.
Fill in the new user's first and last name, as well as the email address they should use to log into their account. Then, click Next: Companies.
Select the companies this user should have access to. If you're creating a Notification user, you'll click Create User to finish the user creation process. For every other user type, you'll click Next: Password.
Choose the invitation type. If you select "Email the user login instructions," they'll receive an email that contains a link where they can create their own password. If you're adding an administrator to your account, you can also click the checkbox to allow this new user to receive invoice emails. Finally, click Create User.
Use these instructions if you're a manager with access to only specific companies. Once you've added users to your companies, you can easily assign them to receive company summary emails, as well as call and text notification emails.
Choose the company where you'd like to add your new user.
Choose the invitation type. If you select "Email the user login instructions," they'll receive an email that contains a link where they can create their own password. Finally, click Add User.
Any administrator can promote an existing user within an account. Managers can promote any existing user in a company that they're assigned to. This will give the user more permissions and access to account information, depending upon the user type they're promoted to.
Find the user you'd like to promote. Click the Gear icon, then select Edit User.
On the right side of the page, choose one of the buttons that promotes the user to the role of your choice.
A pop-up will appear that explains what this user will have access to once they're promoted. Click the first button to Promote once you've read and understood their permissions.
If you've created a new company in your account, and you'd like to give certain users access to it, you can invite them through that company's user management page. Once you've invited them to the new company, they'll be able to access it automatically without having to make any changes to their account. Only administrators are able to create new companies and invite users to them.
Select your Active Companies from the left menu.
Find the company where you'd like to add a user. Click the Gear icon, then select Edit Users.
Select Invite User at the top of the page.
Click the + on the right side of the page for each user you'd like to add to your new company.
An administrator can remove any user from your account. Managers can remove any user within a company they're assigned to. Once a user has been deleted, they will no longer have access to the account, alerts, or emails configured for their username.
Select the Gear icon for the user you'd like to remove, then click Delete User.
Click OK to confirm you'd like to delete this user.
A green bar will appear at the top of your page to confirm the user has been removed.
Can I demote a user?
There's not a way to demote a user; however, you're able to delete and then add them back to your account as your preferred user type.
Can I resend an invite to a user I've added to my company?
Yes. Invites can be resent by navigating to the invitee in the Users screen and clicking the Gear icon shown in the instructions above.
I'm getting an error that says this user is already in CallRail's system. How can I fix this?
If they do not need access to the other CallRail account: Ask the user to contact the admin for the account where their email address is currently being used, and request that their email address is deleted from that account.


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This is a recipe you will love having in your arsenal as there are so many things you can do with it. It us a basic pound cake recipe which I bake in my bundt pan as it presents an appetizing and pretty appearance. The cake is moist and dense- a perfect fit for topping it with some of your favorite fruits. Or maybe you gravitate towards chocolate. If that's you, then add some chocolate chips into the batter before you bake it. Then you will end up with a Vanilla Chocolate Chip Pound Cake.
Use your Shun knife to make that perfect slice!
The vanilla flavor is subtle so you don't have to worry about it overpowering whatever flavors you are pairing it with. We enjoy serving it with strawberries when in season. It's like our version of a strawberry shortcake. The pound cake goes great with a variety of mixed berries as well. Or, simply add some Dairy Free Vanilla Ice Cream. The possibilities are endless and completely up to you.
1. Grease you bundt pan with coconut oil and preheat oven to 350°F.
2. In a large bowl, mix your almond flour, coconut flour, sea salt, baking soda, and cinnamon.
3. In a separate bowl, whisk eggs, maple syrup, butter, coconut milk, and vanilla until blended.
4. Add your wet ingredients to you dry ingredients and thoroughly combine. Pour batter into your bundt pan and bake for about 40 minutes.
5. Once your cake is done, allow at least one hour to cool before flipping your pan over to release the cake. If you flip it too soon, your cake may not look so pretty once it's out of the pan.
6. Once your cake has cooled, enjoy it with whatever pairings you have in mind. Store any leftovers in the refrigerator.


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Latest Cycling News for November 19, 2004
Anderson report recommends AIS reforms
Or, how to investigate doping without a positive test
Some puzzles answered; some still unclear; bizarre piglet iron link uncovered
By John Stevenson
The full stage one report of the Anderson inquiry
Photo �: CN
In December 2003 cleaners at the Australian Institute of Sport's Del Monte facility in Adelaide found a large plastic bucket containing injection paraphernalia, phials of equine growth hormone and packets of a homeopathic glucocorticosteroid preparation called TestiComp.
That discovery led to the almost certain end of the career of young sprinter Mark French, in whose room the bucket was found, and threatened to derail the preparations of the entire Australian track cycling team in the run-up to the Athens Olympics.
After three investigations into the affair and an enormous amount of negative publicity for Australian cycling, the latest stage of the official report from the enquiry conducted by retired Supreme Court Justice the Honourable Robert Anderson QC exonerates the riders implicated by French; reveals who actually used the equine growth hormone and makes some interesting recommendations as to how such situations should be handled in future that are relevant to all sporting bodies, not just Australian ones. It also leaves open some questions about the involvement of the Australian government and media in the ensuing furor, and finds that someone at the AIS was conducting some interesting Internet searches.
The Australian track cycling team bounced back in the most spectacular possible fashion at Athens, collecting its biggest track cycling medal haul in history. Nevertheless, in the months before Athens five members of the shadow team - Shane Kelly, Jobie Dajka, Sean Eadie, Graeme Brown and Brett Lancaster - found themselves accused of using French's room to inject themselves with various substances. The sport as a whole was subjected to an unprecedented media campaign of suspicion and hostility.
A major finding of the second stage report was that there was no culture of drug use at the AIS Del Monte facility in Adelaide. French had alleged that he had been part of group injecting sessions, but the report concludes that this allegation is unsupported by any evidence.
Other major findings of the report include:
A strong recommendation that there should be an independent body to investigate suspected infractions such as substance abuse and to carry the prosecution of persons against whom evidence is obtained;
That DNA testing of the contents of French's sharps bucket links only two cyclists to use of banned substances, French and Dajka;
Brown and Lancaster admitted self-injecting vitamins while overseas, claiming that they only injected permitted substances and complied with disclosure requirements. AIS frowned on the practice of self-injection but there were no rules or guidelines about it. This has been rectified. "There is now in place a policy of zero tolerance regarding the use of needles," says the report.
Click here for the full feature
Ren�ng dropped from Liquigas
By Gabriella Ekstr�m
On November 16, ProTour team Liquigas-Bianchi held a press conference to announce its 2005 line up, but Swedish road champion Petter Ren�ng was not on the list, despite the fact that he signed a contract with the team on October 21.
"It appears they have registered me as a neo-pro with the UCI, and they haven't approved of that because I'm over 23 years of age," Ren�ng told Cyclingnews. "Apparently, they can only call me neo-pro if I have ridden for a third division team previously, and if I'm under 23. I have ridden for Team Bianchi Nordic, which is a third division team, but unfortunately I turned 23 in July this year."
After the contract was signed in October, Ren�ng heard little from the team, but was informed that he was wanted for a medical examination and training camp on November 22. While preparing for his leave, he was informed, through his former manager Tommy Prim, that he was not a part of the team he had signed for. One solution to the situation would have been to just re-sign Ren�ng and leave the "neo-pro" part out, but all the places for non neo-pro riders had been filled since October 21, with the most famous addition to the team being Mario Cipollini, who announced his new team on October 30.
"Obviously this news is pretty depressing to me. Since I learned I was close to a deal with Liquigas-Bianchi, I stopped looking around for other teams, and after I signed the contract I obviously thought I'd be riding with them. Now I have nothing to rely on, except the fact that I've heard there will be a UCI meeting in December, where they will discuss whether this rule will apply next year or not. Apparently other teams have had the same problem. That's pretty much what I know, and I have only received second hand information, from Tommy Prim. I think that since I have signed a contract with the team, they should make an effort to get in contact with me."
Ren�ng has been offered a to ride as a stagiaire for Liquigas-Bianchi after September 1st next year as a consolation, but that does very little to help his situation right now. "Perhaps I can find some elite team to ride for until then, but it's not quite the same thing," Ren�ng concluded.
Liquigas-Bianchi team roster
Michael Albasini (Swi), Dario Andriotto (Ita), Magnus B�ckstedt (Swe), Patrick Calcagni (Swi), Kjell Carlstr�m (Fin), Dario David Cioni (Ita), Mario Cipollini (Ita), Daniele Colli (Ita, neo-pro), Danilo Di Luca (Ita), Stefano Garzelli (Ita), Enrico Gasparotto (Ita, neo-pro), Mauro Gerosa (Ita), Marcus Ljungqvist (Swe), Nicola Loda (Ita), Oscar Mason (Ita), Vladimir Miholievic (Cro), Marco Milesi (Ita), Devis Miorin (Ita), Matej Mugerli (Slo, neo-pro), Andrea No� (Ita), Luciano Pagliarini (Bra), Franco Pellizotti (Ita), Marco Righetto (Ita, neo-pro), Gian Luca Sironi (Ita), Charly Wegelius (GBr), Marco Zanotti.
Amore & Vita complete
The Vatican sponsored team Amore & Vita-Beretta has completed its roster for 2005. Managed by Cristian Fanini and directed by Roberto Pelliconi and Maurizio Giorgini, the team will be composed of: Claudio Bartoli (Ita), Jamie Burrow (GBr), Jonas Holmkvist (Swe), Lukasz Kacorzyk (Pol), Kimmo Kananen (Fin), Arthur Krzeszowiec (Pol), Aleksandr Kuchynski (Blr), Jonas Ljungblad (Swe), Mateusz Mroz (Pol), Domenico Passuello (Ita), Michal Pomietlo (Pol) and Marek Wesoly (Pol).
Bertagnolli to Cofidis
Saeco's Leonardo Bertagnolli, one of the team's best domestiques and winner of three races this year, has signed a contract with the French Cofidis team for next season. Bertagnolli had an agreement to ride for the Saeco/Lampre combined team Lampre-Caffita, but opted to leave for Cofidis.
Edo to Saunier
Spanish sprinter Angel Edo has been confirmed as riding for Saunier Duval next season, leaving his current team of Milaneza-Maia.
Gomez to Phonak
Team Phonak has signed promising Spanish climber Angel Gomez (Paternina) to ride for them next season. Gomez finished eighth in this year's Vuelta and is considered one of the more promising Spanish riders, especially in the mountains.
Pregnolato angry at Pantani book
Marco Pantani's former masseur Roberto Pregnolato is threatening to sue Pantani's former manager Manuela Ronchi over some parts of the book that she has written on Pantani's life. "I believe that the story of Pantani is quite different to that which is portrayed in the book," said Pregnolato to Tuttobiciweb. "The intention was certainly to tell Marco's story, but the reality was betrayed...I don't want to add any more reflections and I want to consult with my lawyer, with whom I will meet next week. I have already made photocopies of the passages that offended me."
Acqua & Sapone hopes for ProTour spot
Although Phonak still has until November 22 to appeal its exclusion from the UCI's ProTour, there are other teams already lining up at the doors of the UCI HQ in Aigle to take the potential vacant spot. Palmiro Masciarelli's Acqua e Sapone team will meet with the UCI next Monday regarding the possibility. The team has already given the UCI a dossier, but was not selected among the 20 ProTour teams.
Euskaltel-Euskadi meets
Basque team Euskaltel-Euskadi will hold its first training camp of the new season in Derio, beginning next Monday evening, November 22 and finishing on Friday, November 26. The team will give a press conference in the Hotel Laia on the 23rd. A new addition to Euskaltel-Euskadi next year will be Lampre's team doctor, Dr Jos� Ibarguren.
Gold rush for Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under
A large contingent of Olympic and world champions will line up in the 2005 Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under when it kicks off next January 18. Local hero Stuart O'Grady, who won gold in the Madison in Athens and became the first Australian to win a round of the road World Cup, will lead the Cofidis team, while triple (gold-silver-bronze) Olympic medallist, Bradley Wiggins (GBr) has been confirmed to led Credit Agricole.
Three members of the winning Australian pursuit team at the Olympics, Graeme Brown, Brett Lancaster and Peter Dawson, will also race the JCTDU. Brown was a dual gold medallist in Athens after winning the madison along with the team pursuit.
Two time road time trial World Champion, Michael Rogers, will return to the JCTDU in 2005 with his Quick.Step team and the Spanish registered Liberty Seguros has confirmed the Portuguese silver medallist in the road race at the Olympics, Sergio Paulinho, will make his debut in Adelaide.
"It's fantastic for the race that we have attracted the stars of the Olympic Games and of World Championship competition," said Race Director, Mike Turtur. "What is even more satisfying for me is that many of them are Australian cyclists. "The Tour provides an ideal opportunity for sports fans to see their home-grown heroes who are now amongst the very best cyclists in the world. It's going to be a hot field and I predict we'll see some of the most exciting racing in the Tour's six year history."
More information: www.tourdownunder.com.au
Athens stars to Clarence St. Cup
Some of Australia's top track cyclists will be racing at Sydney's Dunc Gray Velodrome for the Clarence St Cyclery Cup on Saturday, November 27. Athens Olympians Graeme Brown, Ryan Bayley, Anna Meares, Steve Wooldridge, Shane Kelly, Ben Kersten, Kate Bates, Sean Eadie, Ashley Hutchinson and Sara Carrigan will be present, along with Junior World Champions Michael Ford and Matthew Goss; Paralympic gold medalist Kial Stewart, and multiple national champion Rochelle Gilmore. A large number of local cyclists will provide strong competition to the top guns, and it looks set to be an interesting evening of racing.
Events on the schedule include:
Clarence St Junior Carnival - 1:00pm
Clarence St - Trek Wheel Race - 4:00pm (heats)
NSW Open Derny Championships - 5:00pm
Open Track Carnival - 6:30pm
NSW Elite Men & Under-19 Keirin Championships - 6:30pm
More information: www.cyclingnews.com/sponsors/clarencestreet/
24 hour track event in Aigle
In the spirit of the old-style six day races, which used to run without a break for 144 hours, there is a 24 hour track race planned at the UCI's World Cycling Centre in Aigle on December 3-4. It will start at 19:00 on Friday evening and finish at the same time on Saturday. The race will see up to 40 teams take part with four to five members per team, but only one rider per team on the track at any particular time. The team which has done the most kilometres at the end of the 24 hours will win a prize.
The organisers hope to have the teams complete more than 42,000 km in total and will measure the distance by giving each team a computer and fitting each bike with a transponder, the computer being in effect the relay baton.
More information: www.domcycle.ch
Australian Cyclist of the Year finalists named
Cycling Australia has announced the finalists in the Shimano 2004 Australian Cyclist of the Year Awards, which will be staged at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour on Friday, November 26. The awards will be given out on the basis of 1) performance at principal world events, 2) performance at other major international events, 3) performance at premier domestic level, 3) consistency of performances, and 4) ambassadorship for the sport of cycling.
The finalists are listed in alphabetical order as follows:
Junior Men's Track Cyclist of the Year: Michael Ford, Miles Olman, Matthew Goss
Junior Men's Road Cyclist of the Year: Simon Clarke, Matthew Goss, Josh Wall
Junior Men's MTB Cyclist of the Year: Amiel Cavalier, Shaun Lewis
Junior Men's BMX Cyclist of the Year: Michael Fenwick, Billy Jolliffe, Brian Kirkham
Junior Women's Track Cyclist of the Year: Skye-Lee Armstrong, Bianca Rogers, Amanda Spratt
Junior Women's Road Cyclist of the Year: Hannah Banks, Natasha Mapley, Amanda Spratt
Junior Women's MTB Cyclist of the Year: Tracey Hannah, Erica Oldfield
Male Masters Cyclist of the Year: Jayson Austin (Masters 2), Ron Truman (Masters 9), David Willmott (Masters 5)
Female Masters Cyclist of the Year: Julie Barnett (Masters 3), Tabatha Cole (Masters 2), Liz Randall (Masters 7)
Male Multi Disability Cyclist of the Year: Greg Ball, Peter Brooks, Kieran Modra (pilots David Short & Robert Crowe), Christopher Scott
Female Multi Disability Cyclist of the Year: Lindy Hou (pilots: Janelle Lindsay, Toireasa Ryan), Claire McLean, Janet Shaw (pilot: Kelly McCombie)
Male BMX Cyclist of the Year: Kamakazi, Luke Madill, Warwick Stevenson
Male MTB Cyclist of the Year: Sam Hill, Nathan Rennie, Sid Taberlay
Female MTB Cyclist of the Year: Lisa Mathison, Katrina Miller
Ride Cycling Review Male Road Cyclist of the Year: Robbie McEwen, Bradley McGee, Stuart O'Grady, Michael Rogers
Trek & Clarence St Cyclery Female Road Cyclist of the Year: Sara Carrigan, Olivia Gollan, Oenone Wood
Cyclingnews.com Male Track Cyclist of the Year: Ryan Bayley, Graeme Brown, Luke Roberts
Female Track Cyclist of the Year: Katherine Bates, Katie Mactier, Anna Meares
Keith Esson Regional Media Award: The Courier Newspaper (Ballarat) - David Brehaut; The Shepparton News (Shepparton) - Robert Harris; The Western Advocate (Bathurst) - Anya Whitelaw & Lisa Gervals
Best Print Story: Ian Cockerill - "Breaking Away" - Inside Sport; Rupert Guinness - "King of the Road" - Daily Telegraph; Melissa Ryan - "Meares now toast of the town" - The Age
Best Photo: David Fletcher - "Horsham Velodrome" - Wimmera Mail Times; David Gray - "Speed Blur" - Reuters (published in The Age); Sarah Reed - "Hitting the Dirt" - The Advertiser
Best Electronic Story (Radio or TV): Michael Tomalaris & David McGrath - "Paralympic hopefuls prepare for Athens" - Cycling Central, SBS TV; John Thompson-Mills - "Tour de France Stage 9" - Triple J Radio
Awards will also be presented in the following categories:
Ausport Volunteer Awards
SBS Television Australian Coach of the Year
The full list of finalists and their achievements in all categories is available at www.cycling.org.au
U.S. downhiller warned
U.S. downhill mountain biker Chris Del Bosco (Vail, Colorado), has been issued a warning by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency after testing positive to tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) at the National Championships on September 26, 2004, in Mammoth Mountain, California. The 22 year-old will be disqualified from his first place finish in the event but will otherwise not be sanctioned, apart from the public warning.


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Home Mines WA The Mount
FOCUS MINERALS
LEVEL 30, 44 ST GEORGES TCE PERTH WA	, 6000
info@focusminerals.com.au
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Focus Minerals Limited closed The Mount underground gold mine near Widgiemoolth, in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia, in June 2013, blaming low world gold prices and the rising costs of mining adversely impacting on the feasibility of the operation.
The Mount Underground Gold Mine was not Operating to Expectations
Focus Minerals Limited had planned to keep The Mount gold mine open until 'completion' but of the four mines the company operated in the area, The Mount contributed a very small percentage of ore throughput being processed at its central Three Mile Processing Plant. It also stated at the time of suspension that if gold prices were to improve in the future The Mount mine could eventually re-open and resume production once again.
The Mount Mine is Located 80 Kilometres South of the Tindals Mining Centre at Coolgardie
The Mount gold mine is located about 80 kilometres south of Focus Minerals owned, Tindals Mining Centre, at Coolgardie, south west of the gold mining centre of Kalgoorlie. In 2010 Focus Minerals reported a gold inferred resource at The Mount, of 2.2 million tonnes of gold bearing ore grading at 5.5 grams a tonne which would produce 314,000 ounces of gold. The mine had already produced 7,200 tonnes of mineralised ore that graded at 9.2 grams of gold a tonne during a previous four month trial. The trial produced 2,150 ounces of gold which gave the company confidence it would return a minimum of 10,000 ounces of gold a year.
Ore Mined at the Mount is Processed at the Three Mile Hill Treatment Plant
The underground trial conducted at The Mount was based on the German lode although the mine consisted of about 15 parallel subvertical lodes that were opened in many different directions at depth. This gave hope of discovering additional high grade gold reserves as the mine was further developed. The distance between lodes averaged about 15 or 20 metres. At this time The Mount development was producing around 400 ounces a vertical metre, This gave the company confidence to increase production and expand operations to the 300 metre mark in order the access the total 300,000 ounce resource base. The Mount Mine was soon providing additional feedstock to Focus Minerals's 1.2 million tonne a year Three Mile Hill gold treatment plant, with it promising to be the base for establishing a second operating centre for Focus Minerals Limited. Plans for The Mount at that stage were for it to produce 10,000 ounces of gold in 2010, 20,000 ounces of gold in 2011 and thereafter 60,000 ounces annually.
The Mount Development Created Much Hope for the Future of Gold Mining in the Region
Early success at The Mount underground gold mining operation formed the basis for Focus Minerals formulating an objective to aggressively seek out new ore bodies to add to its already substantial gold reserve inventiry. This approach allowed the company to continue to seek out near term mining oportunities whenever they showed up. Therefore Focus Minerals Limited decided to further develop its Widgiemooltha gold mining operations that included The Mount underground mine in order to increase its overall gold production to 100,000 ounces a year from 2011 on.
The Tindals Mining Centre at Coolgardie was progressing well and the thought of a similar centre being developed at The Mount, near Widgiemooltha, would not only enhance its own gold production flexibility but open up new opportunities within the area.
Focus Minerals is Australia's number one most dynamic Gold producer , operating four mines across Australia and is the two largest Gold production regions. In the last few years Focus has built up a reputation for its ability to develop and commission on new mines reviving the historic Coolgardie...........read more
Level 30, 44 St Georges Tce
PO Box Z5422
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Following are the resources mined at The Mount


Here's the first batch of scans of the CMS manuals. My scanner software originally scanned them as .tif files but I have converted these to .png (which is also lossless) as they are **MUCH** smaller (25x in some cases). In each zip file I have included the raw png scans and the processed (rotated 90 defrees and cut into single page scans). I'd like to make these into PDF files at some point but have to work out a good way of doing so without reducing quality.
I still have the raw tif files if anyone wants them but if so I'll need to find somewhere to stash them as they are big!


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Broadway actress Gretchen Wyler dies
Gretchen Wyler, a veteran Broadway actress who enjoyed a second career in films and television and went on to become a leading animal-rights activist, has died. She was 75.
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Wyler died Sunday at her home in Camarillo, Calif., of complications from breast cancer, the Humane Society of the United States said.
Wyler's theatrical career spanned 50 years, including parts on Broadway in the original "Guys and Dolls," "Silk Stockings," "Damn Yankees," "Bye Bye Birdie" and "Sly Fox" with George C. Scott.
She was a regular on the CBS television series "On Our Own," spent a season on "Dallas" and made guest appearances on such shows as "Friends," "Judging Amy" and "Providence."
Wyler made her film debut with "The Devil's Brigade" in 1968 as a Lady of Joy and went on to play Goldie Hawn's aunt in "Private Benjamin." She toured extensively with her own nightclub act, in concerts and with her one-woman show "Broadway Greats and the Songs That Made Them Famous."
She appeared in Rick McKay's 2004 award-winning feature documentary, "Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There," which ran on PBS.
"The humane movement has lost one of its brightest stars," Humane Society president and CEO Wayne Pacelle said. "Gretchen Wyler devoted 40 intense years to protecting animals, and the cause gained so much ground during that time because of her extraordinary achievements and advocacy — in the media, in law-making and in raising public consciousness."
Wyler found her new purpose in the late 1960s after visiting a dog pound near her home in Warwick, N.Y. Appalled by the conditions there, she quit eating meat, gave away her fur coats and opened an animal shelter. Wyler managed the shelter for 10 years and in 1970 became the first woman member of the board of directors of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
In 1975, Wyler filed a lawsuit against her fellow board members, charging them with corporate waste and indifference to animal suffering; she then became the first person ever to be dropped from the board.
Wyler shared her later life with such victims as a 20-year-old partially blind, white Appaloosa horse, Kate, rescued one day before she was bound for a Texas slaughterhouse; a 19-year-old Anglo-Arab horse named Zephyr, who needed a good home and who was also saved from auction; four rescued cats; and a poodle mix named Mocha, who was adopted from a shelter when she was 7 years old.
Wyler formed the Ark Trust in 1991 and ran the organization until it joined forces with the Humane Society in 2002.
In 1986 she created the Genesis Awards, which honors members of the media and entertainment industry for shining a spotlight on animal cruelty. This year, the first Gretchen Wyler Award was bestowed on Paul McCartney for a lifetime of activism for animals.
One of Wyler's last crusades was on behalf of Ruby, the Los Angeles Zoo's female African elephant. Wyler was an outspoken critic of the zoo's decision four years ago to move Ruby to Knoxville, Tenn. She was one of the first voices in the city to claim that Ruby's move was inhumane because female elephants are social creatures in the wild and the move would sever Ruby's longtime connection with one of the zoo's other female elephants.
Tony Geiske and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Seeing vegan: New study correlates meat eating with cataract risk
Posted at 4/04/2011 12:54:00 PM cataract risk, Elizabeth_Gordon, meat eating
A new study in the prestigious American Journal of Clinical Nutrition finds "a strong relation" between diet and incidence of cataracts, with "high meat eaters" at the greatest risk for the disease, while vegans are at the least risk.
Cataracts refers to "a clouding of the lens of the eye, which obstructs the passage of light and leads to vision loss if left untreated." The disease is "an important cause of low vision in both developed and developing countries," and "age-related cataract is responsible for 48% of the world's blindness."
Scientists recruited 27,670 healthy, non-diabetic participants in the UK to determine their diet as well as their rate of cataracts. Participants were divided into six diet groups, ranging from high-, medium-, and low-meat eaters, to fish eaters, vegetarians, and vegans.
After adjusting for several non-dietary factors such as age, smoking, ethnicity, and blood pressure, the results indicated a direct correlation between animal products in the diet and cataract risk.
When compared to high meat eaters (people whose average daily meat consumption was 100 grams or more), fish eaters had a 20% lower risk for cataracts, vegetarians had a 30% lower risk, and vegans had a whopping 40% lower risk of the disease.
The study's authors, from the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Oxford, concluded that:
"vegetarians and vegans had a significantly lower risk of cataract than did meat eaters, predominantly in the elderly, with a progressive decrease in risk in parallel with the amount of meat and other animal products in the diet."
An abstract of the study, titled "Diet, Vegetarianism, and Cataract Risk" by Paul N. Appleby, Naomi E. Allen, and Timothy J. Key, was published online in advance of the print publication and is available to the general public for free. Quotations and information in this story were obtained from the full article, which is available to only subscribers or on a pay-per-issue basis.
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17-year-old girl dies after portion of roof falls on her
Agencies16 Sep 2017 5:20 PM GMT
Kolkata: A 17-year-old girl died in sleep when a portion of the roof of a dilapidated building caved in and fell on her early on Saturday morning.
This is the second incident in the past 15 days when a resident of an old house died after a portion of it collapsed and fell on the deceased. Three members of a family, a 94-year-old person, his 85-year-old wife and 56-year-old daughter were killed when the house they used to live in Burrabazar collapsed a fortnight ago.
Around 1.30 am on Saturday, a portion of the first floor roof of the one-storeyed house on BT Road caved in. The deceased, Puja Gupta, was sleeping inside the room when the accident took place. Her father Surendra Kumar who was sleeping outside the building along with local residents woke up because of the loud noise. They extricated her from the rubbles and took her to RG Kar Medical College and Hospital where she was pronounced brought dead. Her mother Sunita Devi and brother Sandeep had gone to a relative's house in Kankinara. Puja's father is an auto driver.
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) had declared the building "dangerous and unsafe" in 2001. But despite the KMC's notice, four families who are tenants, continued to live in the building by paying Rs 4 as monthly rent.
The owner of the building got in touch with the KMC when a portion of the building collapsed four years ago when the civic authorities declared the house "condemned."
Civic officials who visited the spot said a huge banyan tree had grown on the roof of the house. Following complaints room local people, the owner fell the tree on Saturday. It is quite possible that the roots of the tree had given support to the roof which was not repaired for decades. Once the roots were removed, the support system got disconnected and the roof caved in killing the inmate.


The field of workers' compensation is its own unique animal in the legal world. Many of the procedures and evidentiary rules that dictate civil lawsuits do not apply in workers' compensation. Generally, open discovery is encouraged in workers' compensation to facilitate agreements. However, the statutory privileges, such as, attorney client privilege (Evidence Code 954) and attorney work-product privilege (CCP 2018.030) do apply.
The attorney-client privilege confers a privilege on a client to refuse to disclose and to prevent another from disclosing confidential communications between client and lawyer. (California Evidence Code section 954). The attorney-client privilege attaches to a confidential communication between the attorney and client and bars discovery of the communication irrespective of whether it includes unprivileged material. Attorney-client privilege is the most robust privilege in California Evidence law. The only circumstances in which the privilege does not apply is when the client is seeking legal assistance in carrying out crime or fraud, or if the attorney believes that the disclosure of the confidential communication is necessary to prevent death or substantial bodily harm. These two ethical concerns are the only exceptions to the attorney-client privilege.
The attorney work-product privilege is set forth in California Code of Civil Procedure 2018.010 et seq. Its purpose is to allow attorneys to "prepare cases for trial with that degree of privacy necessary to encourage them to prepare their cases thoroughly and to investigate not only the favorable but the unfavorable aspects of those cases" (CCP 2018.020(a)) and to "[p]revent attorneys from taking undue advantage of their adversary's industry and efforts" (CCP 2018.020(b)). An absolute privilege is given to writings that reflect "an attorney's impressions, conclusions, opinions, or legal research or theories" (CCP 2018.030(a)). Such writing is not discoverable under any circumstances. There is qualified protection for all other work product. The material "is not discoverable unless the court determines that denial of discovery will unfairly prejudice the party seeking discovery in preparing that party's claim or defense or will result in an injustice" (CCP 2018.030(b)).
The issue of privilege has been litigated throughout the years in workers' compensation. Many attorneys have argued over whether the applicant or employer/claims adjuster is entitled to claim notes, investigation reports, witness statements, and/or other documents. In general, the WCAB and California Supreme Court have found most of these types of documents were discoverable.
In Winchell's Donut House v. W.C.A.B., the Board upheld a judge's order compelling the defendant to produce records. (62 Cal.Comp.Cases 1185). The Board found the defendant's claims adjuster's notes were not within the attorney-client privilege, although they may have been used in attorney consultations. The Board held the notes were subject to discovery by an applicant even though they were prepared for the purposes of defending against the claim and contained statements made by the policyholder to the insurer, as well as the personal observations of the claims adjuster.
Furthermore, information gathered by an investigator or by a claims adjuster before counsel was retained is not protected by the attorney work-product doctrine. The attorney work-product privilege would not apply as the information was not gathered by an attorney to prepare for litigation.
However, in Coito v. The Superior Court of Stanislaus County, the California Supreme Court held witness statements obtained as a result of interviews conducted by an attorney constituted work product protected by CCP 2018.030. (54 Cal. 4th 480). The Court did curtail this privilege by ruling witness statements procured by an attorney were not automatically entitled as a matter of law to absolute work product protection. The Court ruled such statements, as a matter of law, were entitled to at least qualified work product protection. Id. at 486.
A key distinction to remember is, although a communication between attorney and client is provided absolute protection, the actual subject matter may not be and could be discoverable through other means. Speaking about a subject with an attorney does not make the subject itself non-discoverable.
If the applicant makes a request for the claim notes or other documentation, the documents should be forwarded to the attorney for review. If there is any particular document or information you believe to be sensitive, these should be noted in order for the attorney to determine whether a privilege protects that information from disclosure. Any privilege information should be redacted, and a privilege log should be prepared with enough information to determine what information was redacted and what the claimed privilege is. Working closely with the attorney will help prevent disclosure of privileged information while participating in the open discovery necessitated in the workers' compensation system.


"Auschwitz took the lives of many; Greek Jews were disproportionately numerous among them. Greeks of other faiths also paid a heavy price, often in defence of their Jewish brethren.
Many have been declared Righteous among the Nations and their names are engraved at the Holocaust Memorial of Yad Vashem," Alternate Foreign Minister Dimitris Droutsas said in a statement, issued on January 27, on the 65th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camp.
This year also marks the tenth anniversary of the Stockholm Declaration which launched a fertile rethinking of the Holocaust in Europe and Greece is proud to be among the original signatories of this epochal document, said Droutsas.
This publication of the Foreign Ministry (in Greek and English) will be presented today at a special event at the Greek Consulate General in New York.


Excuses excuses, but I just wasn't able to get everything in place for our meeting tomorrow, I'm sorry.
I will still be going to Mass tomorrow morning and will offer it for all of St. Monica's Army intentions. If you can do the same that would be outstanding!


Luxman is pleased to announce the Amplifiers Integrated Hi-End L-507uX this merger of transistor amplifier, the 4th version of the highly rated X series, with a high output power of 110W(8Ω) 220W(4Ω). The L-507uX integrated amplifier introduces Luxman electronically control attenuator LECUA, with an illuminated central oriented VU meter on its solid, symmetrical facia, also includes the Luxman exclusive super sound quality feedback circuit ODNF high S/N version 3.0,while keeping all the superb features of Luxman products made in Japan.
The first L-507-s introduced in 1996, since 16 years, has experienced three times the model after the change, L-507uX as Luxman's new model, with great sales by many users support, belonging to L-500 series full of the latest change model.
The L-507uX has a discrete volume control based on the C-1000f preamplifier design – no moving parts, no tracking issues at low volume. Much more transparent sounding and will not sound the same at every level. This is the most important of all the upgrades and the most expensive to implement, as the individual resistors need to be measured by hand.
The L-507uX has MONO, SUBSONIC (Rumble) & LOUDNESS Filter switches on the remote control, Loudness is a wonderful feature for late night, quiet listening. It also has a few buttons that support the D-05/06/08 CD SACD players basic functions.
The L-507uX has a SEPARATE switch for splitting the preamp section from the amp section, for example the inclusion of a Home Theater Processor, where you use the amp in the L-507uX to drive the front L+R speakrs, but control the volume from the HT Processor.
The L-507uX has a newly redesigned phono stage, which is both more refined & musical.
The L-507uX has ODNF 3.0 performs three passes of the audio signal, checking for noise & distortion, while the ODNF 2.1 in the L-507U does two passes.


As I see it a LTHC policy is similar to whole-life insurance. Part of the premium is pure insurance and part of the premium goes to build up an internal cash-value to cover the eventual claim. Whole life insurance policies have a nonforfeiture clause so that you can get back some of this excess money if the policy lapses.
I believe that there are some LTC policies that are combined with whole-life coverage and allow you to pay the premium from the cash value. Don't know the details, but they may just be another way for the insurance company to skim off another large portion of the premium stream in overhead & profit.


The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is known for its oil wealth, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Japan's SoftBank Group to build the world's largest solar power plant. The solar power plant will cost a massive $200 billion and is expected to reach its full capacity of 200 gigawatts by 2030.
According to Bloomberg, the Saudi Arabian solar power plant is about a hundred times bigger than the next biggest project, a 2 gigawatt solar power project called Solar Choice Bulli Creek PV in Australia. The project was revealed by SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son at a recent event in New York which was also attended by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
At the event, Son revealed that the project will create 100,000 jobs, triple Saudi Arabia's electricity generation capacity, and save $40 billion in energy costs. Saudi Arabia, which is the large crude oil exported in the world, is currently in the process of diversifying its economy beyond oil. "The kingdom has great sunshine, great size of available land and great engineers, great labor, but most importantly, the best and greatest vision," Son added.
Earlier this month, the state of Karnataka launched the current record holder for the world's largest solar park which was completed at an investment of Rs. 16,500 crore. The solar park, named Shakti Sthala, is capable of generating 2 gigawatts of electricity and spans across 13,000 acres.


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Mekhi Thira Phifer (29 de dezembro de 1974) é um ator norte-americano, mais conhecido por interpretar o dr. Greg Pratt na série de televisão ER.

Filmografia

Filmes

Televisão

Videos musicais

 "Many Men (Wish Death)" by 50 Cent
 "The Boy Is Mine" by Brandy and Monica
 "Don't Let Go" by En Vogue
 "Nobody" by Keith Sweat featuring Athena Cage
 "Flava in Ya Ear" by Craig Mack
 "BOOM" by Royce da 5'9"
 "Wu Wear" by Wu-Tang Clan
 "Just Lose It" by Eminem
 "Lose Yourself" by Eminem
 "So Many Ways" by The Braxtons
 "Without Me" by Eminem

Ligações externas

Atores dos Estados Unidos
Produtores de cinema dos Estados Unidos
Atores afro-americanos

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Destinations • North America • Canada • Toronto • Air Canada Centre Hotels
Air Canada Centre Hotels
Neighborhoods & Towns
Downtown Toronto Hotels
Beaches Hotels
Yorkville Hotels
Drake Hotel
Intercontinental Hotel
King Edward Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel
Ritz Carlton Toronto
Toronto Destinations
Black Creek Pioneer Village
Canada's Wonderland
Canadian National Exhibition
Caribana Festival
Centre for the Arts
Molson Amphitheatre
Rogers Center
Toronto Travel Resources
Condos and Apartments
Taxis Limos
Air Canada Centre hotels are available in a gamut of styles and price ranges. Their diversity reflects perfectly on the wide array of shows, concerts, games, and other features at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. The many different attractions situated in the surrounding area, which encompasses the heart of Toronto, completes the picture of diverse perfection. The many hotels near Air Canada Centre are close to dozens of major attractions, offering more than just a good night's rest.
The Fairmont Royal York (pictured), at 100 Front Street West, Toronto, is one of the most notable of all Air Canada Centre hotels. It is not only one of the most distinguished historic landmarks in the city (it's an old railway hotel), it's also situated in a prime location only five minutes from the Air Canada Centre on Bay Street. More than 1,300 rooms, six restaurants, a health club, and a spa are located inside. Luxury defines the Fairmont Royal York. In-room entertainment in the way of movies and high-speed Internet comes in every room. Some suites feature city views, king-size beds, and come in either smoking or nonsmoking options. The Fairmont is also one of the hotels near Air Canada Centre offering a large scope of valuable vacation packages.
The Hotel Victoria at 56 Yonge Street, Toronto, is one of the best boutique hotels near the Air Canada Centre, offering a limited number of rooms to accentuate the intimate backdrop. Only a minute away by car from the stadium, Hotel Victoria offers the easiest access along with a deluge of additional conveniences such as free high-speed Internet, easy access to downtown, and only steps from public transit. Presenting a quaint, European feel and a prominent L shape that surrounds an outdoor garden area, the hotel offers many in-room amenities adding to guest comfort. Bathrooms feature both showers and tubs, health club access is offered at nearby gym, and the onsite restaurant serves both breakfast and lunch.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel is a sophisticated, modern hotel home to the city's only five star health spa. For those looking to take in a concert at the center and enjoy the hotel's luxury services, this lodging choice is ideal. Situated at 8 Colborne Street, Toronto, the Cosmopolitan focuses on everything worldly, from food, to wine, to spa treatments. Nearby dining and shopping abound while indoors, the wine bar and restaurant present a bounty of epicurean delights. There are several packages available for pampered weekend vacations. Unique guest suites feature gemstone fountains, bamboo fittings, and plenty of modern style that is both soothing and expertly cultivated.
Air Canada Centre hotels closest to the actual venue are also within close walking distance to several excellent theaters, shops, and restaurants. They are also near the city's famed CN Tower which offers both visitors and locals a spectacular bird's eye view of the city. Nearby Union Station provides convenient transit options for guests staying at one of the hotels near Air Canada Centre to easily get within the downtown area or the Harbourfront.
The Fairmont Royal York
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Rich dark chocolate from Belgium with no added sugar and a delicious hazelnut cream filling. Made with maltitol for a guilt-free treat.
Sweeteners (maltitol, lactitol), cocoa mass, hazelnuts (9,7%), alimentary fiber (inulin), vegetable fats (palm, palm kernel), cocoa butter, full milk powder, emulsifier (soy lecithin), natural flavouring. Cocoa solids: 55% minimum. Produced in a plant processing gluten (wheat) and nuts. Excessive consumption may have a laxative effect. Contains naturally occurring sugars.


I just checked my blog email account for the first time in months. It's possible - not likely - that I will sort through the spam and actually read and reply to your emails. It's also possible and not likely that I will actually post something sometime in the next month or two.


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Young Jeezy x Source Magazine Cover
"I think they deserve a classic. They've waited long enough. I think that every record on this album is an anthem."—Young Jeezy
Jeezy covers the August/September issue of The Source. Hits news stands August 23. As for his new album, TM103, September 20 is the due date. Also, wrote about his show at the Highline Ballroom last week for MTV News.
August 4, 2011 Posted by aqua | Freshness, Music, News	| Jeezy, The Source Magazine, Young Jeezy | Leave a comment
Rare Joints: The Source Magazine – Mad Flavor Vol. 1
A compilation called Mad Flavor Volume One from The Source Magazine. Not to be confused with those The Source Presents Hip-Hop Hits albums, this promo only CD dropped circa 1991, packaged with an issue of mag. I can't for the life of me remember which exact issue it was, though. Kept the CD in my files and thought I'd share.
Some familiar joints (2Pac "Words of Wisdom," Del the Funky Homosapien "Dr. Bombay"), a few rarities (Hard Knocks was a duo out of The BX signed to Wild Pitch, Pretty Tone Capone was part of the infamous Azie Faison's MobStyle rap group ) and some oddball picks (Jodeci. word? not without any Rae & Ghost in the mix buddy). Strangely, there isn't a single Almighty RSO song on here. Go figure.
Tracklist after the Hard Knocks and Sir Mix-A-Lot vids, download here [Mediafire].
Note: The Cookie Crew and Two Kings in a Cipher songs are actually #9 and #8, respectively, in the sequence.
Who Deserves the Precious 5 Mics? [TheSource.com]
August 2, 2010 Posted by aqua | Freshness, Hip-Hop, Music, News, Rare Joints, Scans	| Hard Knocks, Mad Flavor Vol. 1, Pretty Tone Capone, The Source Mad Flavor Vol. 1, The Source Magazine, Wild Pitch | 3 Comments
J. Cole Covers The Source Magazine
Starring...
So much for sharing that XXL cover. Roc Nation artist J. Cole covers the April/May issue of The Source Magazine. Not a bad look for a new jack with no album.
J. Cole is nice with the words and verbs, though.
Props to the stylist who gassed him into wearing that jacket. No shots. Video of "A Star is Born" peformance in NC below via Nah Right.
J. Cole on Beats
March 4, 2010 Posted by aqua | Freshness, Hip-Hop, Music, News	| A Star Is Born, A Star is Born Live, BP3 Tour, J. Cole, Jay-Z, Roc Nation, The Source Magazine | 1 Comment
Quality vs. Quantity: 5 Mic Sales?
The sun will still shine...
The Deputy! over at XXL chastised the loud minority (big on praise, short on album support) of Clipse advocates that didn't cop Til the Casket Drops its first week out. It got me thinking about my longstanding theory that album sales and classic albums are not mutually exclusive. Read: Your album is so great, no one bought it, or Your sales are spectacular, you're still a horrible rapper.
So how have "classic albums"—a loaded term on its best day—faired in the sales race? For the sake of saving my time, for this list I used all the albums that received the former gold standard for rap long player excellence, a 5 mic rating in The Source Magazine. Also worth noting is that The Source had a "do-over" moment when they gave some albums 5 mic honors they didn't originally receive (i.e. The Score originally received only 4 mics).
I then looked up each album on the database provided by the RIAA (those cats that certify record sales and hate mixtapes) to see what is its latest sales award (Gold, Platinum, Platinum+, etc) which is then listed next to the title in parentheses.
Keep in mind that if a label really wants to they can cook the books to keep the sales down (as convenient a reason to tell an artist they haven't recouped as any). Considering how many people had the vinyl, tape, and CD, there is just no way De La Soul's 3 Feet High & Rising debut hadn't moved a milli's worth of albums before finally being certified Platinum in 2000, 11 years after its initial release.
It's tough to get a handle on the sales of albums like Boogie Down Productions' Criminal Minded and Main Source's Breaking Atoms since their original labels are defunct (B-Boy Records and Wild Pitch, respectively), and were operating under code 4,080 when they were up and running.
After looking over the list below, consider that Vanilla Ice's To the Extreme is 6x Platinum and MC Hammer's Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em is 10x Platinum (aka Diamond).
•Eminem being absent from this list, besides guest verses, didn't stop him from being the best selling artist of the decade.
•Being a Hip-Hop martyr scores you plenty of record sales (Notorious BIG & Pac)
•A gang of you probably never even listened to Grip It! On That Other Level, same goes for Stunts, Blunts, and Hip Hop.
•I still feel a ways LL Cool J's Mama Said Knock You Out isn't on here.
•Considering Nas' sales, it was cheaper to keep her. But he's still Top 5 Dead or Alive.
•OutKast has more than one classic album and UGK gets no respect.
2001 by Dr. Dre (6x Platinum)
All Eyez On Me by 2Pac (9x Platinum)
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted by Ice Cube (Platinum)
Aquemini by Outkast (2x Platinum)
The Blueprint by Jay-Z (2x Platinum)
Breaking Atoms by Main Source
By All Means Necessary by Boogie Down Productions (Gold)
The Chronic by Dr. Dre (3x Platinum)
Criminal Minded by Boogie Down Productions
Critical Beatdown by Ultramagnetic MCs
De La Soul Is Dead by De La Soul (Gold)
Death Certificate by Ice Cube (Platinum)
The Diary by Scarface (Platinum)
Doggystyle by Snoop Doggy Dogg (4x Platinum)
Edutainment by Boogie Down Productions (Gold)
Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) by Wu-Tang Clan (Platinum)
The Fix by Scarface
The Great Adventures of Slick Rick by Slick Rick (Platinum)
Grip It! On That Other Level by Geto Boys
Illmatic by Nas (Platinum)
The Infamous by Mobb Deep (Gold)
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back by Public Enemy (Platinum)
Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em by Eric B. & Rakim (Gold)
Licensed to Ill by The Beastie Boys (8x Platinum)
Life After Death by The Notorious B.I.G. (10x Platinum)
Long Live the Kane by Big Daddy Kane (Gold)
The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest (Platinum)
Me Against the World by 2Pac (2x Platinum)
The Naked Truth by Lil' Kim
No One Can Do It Better by The D.O.C. (Platinum)
One for All by Brand Nubian
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… by Raekwon (Gold)
Paid in Full by Eric B. & Rakim (Platinum)
People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm by A Tribe Called Quest (Gold)
Radio by LL Cool J (Platinum)
Raising Hell by Run-D.M.C. (3x Platinum)
Ready to Die by The Notorious B.I.G. (4x Platinum)
Reasonable Doubt by Jay-Z (Platinum)
Run-D.M.C. by Run-D.M.C. (Gold)
The Score by The Fugees (6x Platinum)
Stillmatic by Nas (Platinum)
Straight Out the Jungle by The Jungle Brothers
Straight Outta Compton by N.W.A. (2x Platinum)
Strictly Business by EPMD (Gold)
December 16, 2009 Posted by aqua | Aqua's Clips, Hip-Hop, Music, News	| 5 Mics, Clipse, The Source Magazine, Til the Casket Drops, XXL | 9 Comments
Grandmaster Flash: Resolve Around Science*
Flash, Bam & Herc
The good Jake Paine asked me to connect with Grandmaster Flash for a feature on HipHopDX and I readily obliged. It's not often you can speak to a rap godfather, something Flash no doubt is. Even if there were DJ's before him.
I remember picking up this November 1993 issue of The Source (pic above) around my way and greedily reading it cover to cover. I wasn't too pressed about particular bylines back then but looking back, this issue was just sick. You got Herc, Flash and Bambaataa on the cover of The Source being interviewed by the legendary Nelson George no less. The first few reviews alone broadcast The Source's weight: Black Moon's Enta Da Stage (written by Cheo H. Coker), Casual's Fear Itself (written by the homie Brett Johnson) and Leaders of the New School's T.I.M.E. (written by dream hampton) all received 4 mic ratings (as did KRS-1's Return of the Boom Bap).
Not sure how this issue sold when it was released, but any editor pitching the idea of placing these legends on a mainstream magazine cover would be considered a lunatic. The reality is that a greater respect for Hip-Hop's elders and the culture's history are sorely lacking in many of today's fans and artists. Sad, really.
Hip-Hop, Before The Bronx?
*Yes, that's the correct title. Read The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash and you'll know he's been through some ish.
March 27, 2009 Posted by aqua | Aqua's Clips, Freshness, Hip-Hop, The Boogie	| Afrika Bambaataa, Black Moon, Casual, Cheo Hodari Coker, dream hampton, Grandmaster Flash, HipHopDX, Kool DJ Herc, KRS-1, Leaders of the New School, Nelson George, The Source Magazine | 3 Comments
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Janet Jackson x Blender Magazine #1
Gumsole Beatdowns x Snoop Dogg's "I Wanna Rock" x "Space Dust"


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Current Molecular Medicine, Volume 16 - Number 5
Meet Our Associate Editor
Zhixin (Jason) Zhang
Lysosomal Acid Phosphatase Biosynthesis and Dysfunction: A Mini Review Focused on Lysosomal Enzyme Dysfunction in Brain
N. Ashtari, X. Jiao, M. Rahimi-Balaei, S. Amiri, S. E. Mehr, B. Yeganeh and H. Marzban
Diagnosis and New Treatment Modalities for Glioblastoma: Do They Improve Patient Survival?
R. Alcedo-Guardia, E. Labat, D. Blas-Boria and P.E. Vivas-Mejia
Repurposing of Anti-Diabetic Agents for the Treatment of Cognitive Impairment and Mood Disorders
D.S. Cha, M. Vahtra, J. Ahmed, P.A. Kudlow, R.B. Mansur, A.F. Carvalho and R.S. McIntyre
Role of microRNA in Regulating Cell Signaling Pathways, Cell Cycle, and Apoptosis in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
D.K. Singh, S. Bose and S. Kumar
Crosstalk Between the Autophagy-Lysosome Pathway and the Ubiquitin-Proteasome Pathway in Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cells
J. Zhan, J. He, Y. Zhou, M. Wu, Y. Liu, F. Shang and X. Zhang
Cardiomyocyte-Specific TβR2 Knockout Mice are More Susceptible to Cardiac Hypertrophy Induced by Adrenergic Agonist Stimulation
X. Fan, L. Liu, Z. Li, X. Peng, Z. Jiang, Y. Guan, X. Wu, X. Yang and J. Wang
Serum miRNAs Signature Plays an Important Role in Keloid Disease
Y. Luan, Y. Liu, C. Liu, Q. Lin, F. He, X. Dong and Z. Xiao
Cardiac Specific Overexpression of hHole Attenuates Isoproterenol–Induced Hypertrophic Remodeling through Inhibition of Extracellular Signal-Regulated Kinases (ERKs) Signalling
W. Xu, Y. Wang, J. Zhou, X. Zhu, S. Zhang, W. Yuan, X. Liu, Y. Shi, L. Cao, Q. Zeng, Z. Jiang, X. Ye, Y. Wan, X. Peng, Y. Deng, F. Chen, X. Wang, G. Dai, S. Luo, X. Fan, X. Mo, X. Wu and Y. Li
Andras Guttman
University of Pannonia
Biography of Andras Guttman
Dr. András Guttman, is a Professor of Translational Glycomics at the Research Institute for Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering at University of Pannonia, Veszprem, Hungary. He is also heading of the Horváth Csaba Memorial Laboratory of Bioseparation Sciences in University of Debrecen (Hungary), and leading the separation - application efforts at Sciex (Brea, CA, USA). Dr Guttman's work is mainly focused on capillary electrophoresis, microfluidics and their hyphenation to mass spectrometry for glycomics and glycoproteomics analysis of samples of biomedical and biopharmaceutical interests. Prof Guttman has over 300 scientific publications, 35 book chapters, edited 4 textbooks and holds 23 patents.
Current Molecular Medicine was introduced in 2001. Dr. Andras Guttman serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the journal.


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Q: Text Gradient Highcharts Wordcloud Wordcloud-highcharts is now available in its latest release (>=6.0) and now I am baffling with laying out the gradient (linear/radial) over texts. For example in this link, if I change the colors array in the series object to
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It does nothing.
Wordcloud has limited functionality and however I am unable to do accomplish this task. Even tried appending multiple defs for different text gradients with (k is such that, it lies between 0 to n)
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and searching for the class and apply css to fill with this myLinearGradient_k by fill:url(#myLinearGradient_k);. But it is very clumsy and heavy. Also search by id is not possible in this case and appending to class highcharts-point is the only possibility, which limits the options.

A: You may find this live demo helpful: http://jsfiddle.net/kkulig/mnj07vam/
In chart.events.load I placed the code responsible for finding maximum weight, creating gradients (every point has a separate one) and applying them:
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Woike, J. K., Hoffrage, U., & Martignon, L. (2017). Integrating and testing natural frequencies, naïve Bayes, and fast-and-frugal trees. Decision, 4(4), 234–260. https://doi.org/10.1037/dec0000086
García-Retamero, R., Cokely, E. T., & Hoffrage, U. (2015). Visual aids improve diagnostic inferences and metacognitive judgment calibration. Frontiers in Psychology, 6, Article 932. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00932
Hoffrage, U., Krauss, S., Martignon, L., & Gigerenzer, G. (2015). Natural frequencies improve Bayesian reasoning in simple and complex inference tasks. Frontiers in Psychology, 6, Article 1473. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01473
Woike, J. K., Hoffrage, U., & Petty , J. S. (2015). Picking profitable investments: the success of equal weighting in simulated venture capitalist decision making. Journal of Business Research, 68(8), 1705–1716. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbusres.2015.03.030
Marewski, J. N., & Hoffrage, U. (2013). Processes models, environmental analyses, and cognitive architectures: Quo vadis quantum probability theory? [Commentary on Pothos and Busemeyer]. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 36(3), 297–298. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0140525X12003032
Gigerenzer, G., Hoffrage, U., & Goldstein, D. G. (2008). Fast and frugal heuristics are plausible models of cognition: Reply to Dougherty, Franco-Watkins, and Thomas. Psychological Review, 115(1), 230–239. https://doi.org/10.1037/0033-295X.115.1.230
Hoffrage, U., García-Retamero, R., & Czienskowski, U. (2008). Compound cue processing in linearly and nonlinearly separable environments. The Psychological Record, 58(2), 301–314. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03395617
Reisen, N., Hoffrage, U., & Mast, F. W. (2008). Identifying decision strategies in a consumer choice situation. Judgment and Decision Making, 3(8), 641–658.
Hertwig, R., Fanselow, C., & Hoffrage, U. (2003). Hindsight bias: How knowledge and heuristics affect our reconstruction of the past. Memory, 11(4/5), 357–377. https://doi.org/10.1080/09658210244000595
Hoffrage, U., Weber, A., Hertwig, R., & Chase, V. M. (2003). How to keep children safe in traffic: Find the daredevils early. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 9(4), 249–260. https://doi.org/10.1037/1076-898X.9.4.249