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Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Lake Giles Feasibility Update – Feasibility Study key consultant site visit to Esperance Port completed.
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that progress towards completion of the Feasibility Study for Macarthur's high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project is continuing to build pace with a further site visit undertaken this week by its key consultants Stantec, at the Port of Esperance, to inspect the site and facilities.
This week, the Company's lead consultants (Stantec) visited the Port of Esperance to undertake a formal site visit. Stantec are advising the Company on the design of the non-process infrastructure requirements for the Company's planned high grade magnetite project in Western Australia, including the design and construction requirements for new rail unloading infrastructure and associated supporting infrastructure such as a planned 300kt storage shed.
The site visit at the Port of Esperance in Western Australia (located approximately 500 km south of the Company's high grade magnetite project at Lake Giles), was conducted under guidance by representatives of Southern Ports Authority. Macarthur management team representatives accompanied Stantec on the visit, which took in all relevant aspects of Esperance Port that will be necessary to support the engineering design works for on-port infrastructure that will also inform capital and operating cost outputs for the Feasibility Study.
The visit by the Stantec team to the Port of Esperance follows on from a detailed site visit that was completed by the Stantec team at Lake Giles last week (see 19 August 2021 announcement here). The previously announced geotechnical diamond core drill programme at Moonshine and Moonshine North is continuing to progress (see the 12 August 2021 announcement here).
Full Macarthur announcement here: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-feasibility-study-feasibility-120000191.html
Andrew Bruton, CEO of Macarthur Minerals commented: "This week's visit to the Port of Esperance is an important milestone in the development of the Feasibility Study for Macarthur. We are grateful to the Southern Ports Authority for facilitating the site visit and for extending their cooperation and assistance to the Macarthur and Stantec study teams. The site visit to the Port of Esperance will help inform engineering design works for potential new on-port infrastructure and will also help underpin realistic capital and operating cost assumptions and outputs for the Feasibility Study. We are pleased to be working with Stantec and the Southern Ports Authority. This week's positive and collaborative activity between our study team and our future partner at the Port brings us another week closer to the completion of the Feasibility Study."
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Cadence holds approximately 1% of the issued equity interest in Macarthur, which is an Australian mining exploration company focused primarily on iron ore, nickel, lithium and gold in Western Australia. It also has a lithium project in Nevada, USA.
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Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Lake Giles Feasibility Update: Feasibility Study closing in on delivery with key consultant site visit completed
23rd August 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that progress towards completion of the Feasibility Study for Macarthur's high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project is continuing to build pace.
Site visit conducted by Stantec engineers and consultants at Moonshine and Moonshine North.
Geotechnical drilling programme of works to support mine planning work continues at site.
Future site visit for Port of Esperance planned shortly.
Feasibility Study remains on track for delivery.
Last week, the Company's lead consultants (Stantec) visited Moonshine and Moonshine North to undertake a formal site visit. Stantec are advising the Company on the design of the process flow sheet for the magnetite process plant, as well as on the non-process infrastructure requirements for the Company's planned high grade magnetite project in Western Australia.
The detailed visit to the project site, located approximately 115km west of Menzies in Western Australia, was conducted under guidance by Company representatives and took in all relevant aspect of the Lake Giles Iron Project that will be covered by the Feasibility Study at the proposed mine site, as well as other areas required for the development of key non-process infrastructure (including transport logistics infrastructure such as the proposed haul road and rail siding).
The previously announced geotechnical diamond core drill programme at Moonshine and Moonshine North is continuing to progress (see the 12 August 2021 announcement here), and the Company and its study consultants will shortly be undertaking a separate site visit to the Port of Esperance to support the engineering design works for on-port infrastructure that will also inform capital and operating cost outputs for the Feasibility Study.
Andrew Bruton, CEO of Macarthur Minerals commented: "Last week's site visit is another important milestone in the development of the Feasibility Study for Macarthur. The foundational work required to underpin the delivery of the study will position Macarthur to advance with the execution phase of the project. However, engineering and design works must be married with reality, and in order to deliver truly successful outcomes for future mining operations, the teams responsible for assisting with delivery must experience and understand the landscape and environment within which the project will be developed. Properly examining and experiencing the terrain and conditions will help underpin realistic capital and operating cost assumptions and outputs for the Feasibility Study. We are very encouraged by all the work completed to date. The Study continues to progress within budget and on schedule, and we look forward to updating the market with the final results shortly. Walk with us and discover something big."
Link here for the full announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-feasibility-study-feasibility-120000427.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Lake Giles Feasibility Update – Geotechnical Drill Programme advancing
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that a geotechnical diamond core drilling programme is presently underway at Lake Giles to support the current Feasibility Study for Macarthur's high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project, located approximately 115km west of Menzies in Western Australia.
The drilling programme (announced on 6 July 2021 – see announcement here) includes a series of drill holes of between 175 to 220m in depth for a total of 1,560 metres for the purposes of supporting the mine planning work which is necessary for the delivery of the Feasibility Study. The drilling will focus on areas necessary to define the foot wall and the hanging wall parameters of the Moonshine and Moonshine North magnetite pit shells being designed by Orelogy Mine Consulting and Pells Sullivan Meynink.
The Company has engaged iDrilling and Drillwest to undertake the drilling works at locations across Moonshine and Moonshine North. Drill rigs have been mobilised to site and have commenced drilling. The drill programme is expected to take approximately 8 weeks to complete.
Andrew Bruton, CEO of Macarthur Minerals commented: "The geotechnical drilling work is an important component of the current Feasibility Study for Macarthur's high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project. The Feasibility Study remains on track and this programme of works is another example of the consistent work that is being undertaken by the Company to deliver improved value outcomes for shareholders. We are pleased to be working with iDrilling and Drillwest and look forward to the completion of an efficient and successful programme of works over the coming weeks. Walk with us and discover something big."
Link here for the full announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-feasibility-study-geotechnical-120000527.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Strengthens DSO Export Position in the Yilgarn Region With Additional Rail Haulage Deal.
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that it has agreed terms with Aurizon ("Aurizon"), for the transport of direct shipment ore (DSO) at a rate of up to 500,000 tonnes per annum between West Kalgoorlie and Kwinana.
Macarthur's combined rail position now extends the Company's potential access to rail haulage capacity in Western Australia to almost 1 million tonnes over the next 12 months, and up to 2.1 million tonnes in aggregate over 4 years, subject to securing matching port access.
Increasing Macarthur's aggregated rail access is critical to accelerating the Company's early revenue objectives. The maximising of rail capacity is subject to successfully securing matching capacity at Fremantle and Esperance ports.
The Company's continued incremental approach to building rail access is both deliberate and strategic as it seeks to maximise opportunities for the export of iron ore products at the earliest available opportunity.
Key Agreement Terms
The rail haulage agreement with Aurizon requires the transport of a minimum of 450,000 tonnes over a term of 12 months and is subject to satisfaction of certain conditions precedent (which include Macarthur securing matching port access on commercially acceptable terms, and Aurizon achieving a number of regulatory approvals).
Enhancing the Pathway for Export
The agreement with Aurizon increases Macarthur's potential contracted rail capacity in Western Australia to just under 1 million tonnes over the next 12 months (and up to 2.1 million tonnes in aggregate over the next 4 years).
Aurizon's Bulk business is the largest transporter of Iron Ore outside the Pilbara. Rail Capacity is an important link in an emerging transport solution that will enable Macarthur to take advantage of the strong iron ore pricing conditions and target early revenue generation in the current commodity cycle. Macarthur's early revenue generation targets include the export of GWR's DSO products whilst the Company completes its planning mining, production and export of a DSO product from Ularring at the earliest available opportunity.
DSO and Magnetite Project Financing to be Accelerated
With Macarthur's various production strategies now gaining material traction, the Company is determined to accelerate its project financing.
Anticipated cash inflows from Warrants
During the course of September and December this year, a material number of in-the-money warrants are anticipated to be exercised. Those warrant holders electing to exercise will be delivered an opportunity to consolidate their position, and this will in turn, provide the Company with funds to support the pursuit of revenue generating activities.
DSO Funding
In response to material milestones being achieved on project and logistics planning, Macarthur now intends to accelerate arrangements for project financing to support DSO mining operations at Ularring. Management has already advanced its pre-planning over the course of the last several months, and a funding process (at a yet to be determined future price) to support the debt/equity capital requirements for the DSO mining operations is being progressed.
The Company is intending to open formal negotiations for mandates for the purpose of settling the engagements and structuring for the raise of required debt/equity funding to support future DSO mining operations.
Magnetite Funding
Finally, the Company intends to open negotiations for a mandate (or mandates) to secure an early, conditional equity and debt funding deal that will enable Macarthur to progress towards first magnetite production following delivery of the current Feasibility Study. Part of this funding would be allocated to necessary pre-production activities to streamline the delivery of the magnetite project. Opportunities for an early combined funding solution that can support both the planned DSO mining operations and financing of magnetite mining operations through to first production are being actively pursued.
The acceleration of Macarthur's financing strategy is now firmly in motion as it strengthens its resolve to transition into production as quickly as possible.
Andrew Bruton, CEO of Macarthur Minerals commented: "This agreement has the potential to increase Macarthur's overall access to rail haulage capacity and enhances the foundations for the Company's ambitions to commence iron ore exports as soon as possible. It is another pleasing step towards realising our objective to transition to revenue generating activities and Macarthur is delighted to be partnering with Aurizon. With continued diligence, resolve and respectful engagement with key stakeholders, we remain very optimistic that it is now not a matter of if, but when, the Company will finally conclude the balance of the necessary arrangements that will enable it to commence moving and exporting iron ore products. This is only the beginning of the next phase of Macarthur's journey – walk with us and discover something big."
Link here for the full announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/macarthur-strengthens-dso-export-position-120000481.html
Certain statements in this announcement are or may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are identified by their use of terms and phrases such as "believe" "could" "should" "envisage" "estimate" "intend" "may" "plan" "will" or the negative of those variations or comparable expressions including references to assumptions. These forward-looking statements are not based on historical facts but rather on the Directors' current expectations and assumptions regarding Cadence Minerals Plc's future growth results of operations performance future capital and other expenditures (including the amount. nature and sources of funding thereof) competitive advantages business prospects and opportunities. Such forward-looking statements reflect the Directors' current beliefs and assumptions and are based on information currently available to the Directors. Many factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements including risks associated with vulnerability to general economic and business conditions competition environmental and other regulatory changes actions by governmental authorities the availability of capital markets reliance on key personnel uninsured and underinsured losses and other factors many of which are beyond the control of Cadence Minerals Plc. Although any forward-looking statements contained in this announcement are based upon what the Directors believe to be reasonable assumptions. Cadence Minerals Plc cannot assure investors that actual results will be consistent with such forward-looking statements
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Lake Giles Feasibility Study Advancing under Steady Hand of Global Consultancy Stantec.
21st July 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has provided an update on the progress of the current Feasibility Study for the Company's flagship Lake Giles Iron Project.
The Company's lead consultant, Engenium now Stantec (Stantec), are advancing metallurgical process test work, process flow sheet development and key non-process infrastructure engineering design work for the Feasibility Study that is presently being undertaken on the Company's flagship high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project in Western Australia.
Stantec's highly experienced metallurgical process consultant Mr Neville Dowson leads the metallurgical test work and development of the process flow sheet and engineering works for a metallurgical process plant design that will target delivery of a high grade +65% Fe magnetite concentrate. Under Stantec's guidance, metallurgical sample testing is underway in Perth utilising the expertise of Bureau Veritas (a world leader in inspection, resting and certification). The results of this test work will provide Stantec with the crucial outputs to complete the metallurgical process flow sheet engineering design work.
Stantec is a highly regarded global consultancy with extensive experience in the mining sector. Stantec's presence in Australia and Canada provides the perfect platform to deliver Macarthur's Feasibility Study to required standards for the Australian and Canadian markets. The Stantec team have considerable experience in the design of magnetite processing plants. Dr Richard Peck, Macarthur's magnetite processing subject matter expert is providing oversight on Stantec's process design, metallurgical test work programme and preparation of the process design criteria, flow diagram and mass balance.
Jose Granado, Stantec Country Leader for Australia commented: "We are proud to leverage our global expertise and passion for applying sustainable best practice to help advance the Lake Giles Iron Project. By continuing our partnership with Macarthur Minerals, we are ready to deliver a feasibility study that paves the way forward for this important project."
Macarthur Minerals CEO Andrew Bruton commented: "Following the onset of the Global Covid-19 pandemic early last year and throughout the balance of 2020, the Company has been steadily progressing the foundational work required to underpin the delivery of the study. Much of that work has focused on necessary background work to advance route to market concepts and delivery mechanisms. Although much of that work has not been visible to the market, it is essential.
The Feasibility Study is on track for delivery this year, and with the combined technical capabilities and experience of Stantec's team lead by Neville Dowson and Macarthur's highly experienced metallurgical consultant Dr Richard Peck and mining engineer Bernard Holtshousen, the Company has high expectations, and an equally high level of confidence, that the Feasibility Study will meet the expectations of the market.
Stantec's involvement in key areas will help bring the Feasibility Study in on time and within budget. We look forward to continuing to work with them through these final phases of delivery."
Link here for the full announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-feasibility-study-lake-120000253.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) a Step Closer to DSO Export Pathway With Pacific National Rail Deal
8th July 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that it has entered into a term sheet with rail haulage service provider Pacific National, regarding the transport by rail of up to 400,000 tonnes per annum of iron ore between Kalgoorlie and Esperance. The deal will support a potential direct shipment ore (DSO) export pathway.
The Company's plans to pursue commencement of mining, production and export of a DSO product at Ularring Lake Giles Iron Project at the earliest available opportunity are being advanced. With suitable rolling stock anticipated to be available from Q1 2022, the Company aims to complete the balance of its transport solution as quickly as possible.
The Term Sheet with Pacific National provides for an exclusive negotiation period within which the parties will negotiate a rail haulage agreement, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions precedent (which include Macarthur securing matching port access and materials handling arrangements on commercially acceptable terms) and agreement of the terms and conditions by both parties. Any such rail haulage agreement will be for an initial term of 24 months with options to extend for up to a further 2 years.
The potential deal will deliver an innovative solution for access to above and below rail haulage capacity for Macarthur by enabling the Company to leverage off existing rail paths along the Kalgoorlie to Esperance rail line. This places Macarthur in a unique position to access rail transport in the current market.
Paul Scurrah, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Pacific National commented: "We are delighted to be progressing discussions with Macarthur Minerals to commence direct shipment of ore from their Lake Giles project for export out of Esperance.
The proposed service will utilise available capacity on our existing services operating between Esperance and Kalgoorlie and presents an opportunity to support a greenfield mining operation and create capacity on the network without requiring additional paths. We look forward to supporting Macarthur Minerals in this initial phase of the Lake Giles project and building a sustaining partnership for the future."
Andrew Bruton, CEO of Macarthur Minerals commented: "At the top of the current strong iron ore market, securing new export pathways for bulk iron ore products in Western Australia remains challenging. Despite these challenges, Macarthur has worked hard to achieve an innovative transport solution in collaboration with the team at Pacific National – placing us in a unique position to access the rail network to Esperance.
The Company intends to continue to target commencement of commercial DSO mining operations at Ularring, and this deal with Pacific National will help lay the foundation for Macarthur's ambitions to commence iron ore exports at the earliest available opportunity.
Macarthur is very pleased to be partnering with Pacific National. We look forward to updating the market on further developments shortly."
Link here to view the announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/macarthur-step-closer-dso-export-120000259.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) Lake Giles Feasibility Study Update. Macarthur to commence geotechnical drill programme at Moonshine to support mine planning for flagship magnetite project.
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that it is about to commence a geotechnical drilling campaign to support mine planning work being undertaken as part of the current Feasibility Study for its flagship Lake Giles Iron Project in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia.
The drill programme is planned to commence during July and will involve the drilling of 8 diamond core holes for a total depth of 1560m, with varying depths of between 175 to 230m each.
The drill programme will be undertaken as efficiently as possible and is expected to take between 6 to 8 weeks to complete.
An image accompanying this announcement showing the planned geotechnical holes at the Lake Giles Iron Project preliminary layout is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/c0def0e3-a8f6-47ed-bb00-eb689b97cc27
Macarthur Minerals CEO Andrew Bruton commented: "This important phase of drilling work will provide information targeting the footwall and the hanging wall of the main pits for the first phase of magnetite mining operations at Moonshine and will be used to support mine planning work being undertaken by Orelogy Mine Consulting and Pells Sullivan Meynink ("PSM") as part of Macarthur's current Feasibility Study for our flagship, high grade magnetite Lake Giles Iron Project.
The scheduling of the drill programme aligns with the Company's expectations for delivery of the Feasibility Study. The mobilisation of the drill crew and equipment on site will commence shortly and we look forward to keeping investors updated on the progress of this work over the course of the next few months."
Link here to view the full announcement and drill hole detail:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-feasibility-study-macarthur-120000554.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS, ASX: MIO) makes application for additional tenure adjacent to flagship Lake Giles Iron Project to support planned DSO operation
30th June 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has advised that it has made an application for a Miscellaneous Licence covering an area of 74 hectares adjacent to its flagship Lake Giles Iron Project in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia.
The tenure, which is adjacent to the Snark deposit of the Ularring Hematite Project, will support Macarthur's non-process infrastructure for its planned direct-shipping iron ore ("DSO") campaign, initially targeting mining of the Snark and Drabble Downs deposits at Lake Giles.
A figure accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/55cc022b-92db-4bf9-898f-1862e15aad8d
Macarthur recently executed an Access Agreement to support the Application over this ground with its long-term associate, local prospector Mel Dalla-Costa. Macarthur intends to advance the Application as quickly as possible to allow the Company to target commencement of DSO production at the earliest available opportunity. The tenure will accommodate the mining operations centre that includes support infrastructure such as vehicle workshops, water storage, site offices, fuel supply and product stockpiling and loadout facilities.
Macarthur Minerals CEO Andrew Bruton commented: "Macarthur continues to advance mine and transport planning for a DSO mining operation at Ularring. This tenure application is another important step towards that objective.
The earliest commencement of revenue generating activities remains one of the Company's key priorities. With a clear view of the transport logistics challenges that are always evident in a heated commodity market, Management has been taking time over the last several months to ensure that this objective can be optimised in its delivery, to enable the Company to take advantage of current iron ore prices.
The market has been patiently awaiting further details on our progress, and as we continue to advance arrangements for the mining of DSO at Ularring, we expect to provide further updates on this and other planned product export activities shortly."
Link here for the full Macarthur announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lake-giles-ularring-dso-macarthur-120000697.html?guccounter=1
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) Targets Acceleration of Lake Giles DSO Campaign With Mine Planning Work to Commence at Ularring.
26th May 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has announced that it is advancing mine planning work to support intended hematite mining operations at Lake Giles in Western Australia.
The Company has commenced work to prepare a mine plan for a direct shipment ore (DSO) product under a mining campaign which will initially target the deposits of the Lake Giles Ularring Hematite Project.
In 2012 the Company completed a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) of the Ularring Hematite Project ("Project") that included beneficiation of low-grade iron mineralisation. Given the current strength of the global iron ore market, the Company considers there is scope for development of a simple DSO operation with mobile crushing and screening equipment. The Company's mine planning work will be premised on this basis, targeting a low capital, rapid development scenario.
This low-cost approach does not diminish the potential for a beneficiated sinter fines product as envisaged in the original 2012 PFS.
The Snark and Drabble Downs deposits are located in close proximity to the Evanston-Menzies road that is currently being used for ore haulage by local gold mining operators. This road provides direct access to sealed highways to both Geraldton and Esperance ports as well as open access rail networks.
The Company has engaged with road haulage contractors and has identified rail and export options utilising existing regional infrastructure. Additionally, the Company has made applications for miscellaneous licences to support the development of a mining camp and mining services infrastructure and is in discussions with neighbouring tenement holders for access to water bores.
NI 43-101 Technical Report filed October 1, 2012, titled "NI 43-101 Technical Report, Macarthur Minerals Limited, Pre-Feasibility Study, Ularring Hematite Project, Western Australia."
The detailed mine planning work focuses on the hematite deposits located at the Snark and Drabble Downs prospects where direct shipment ore (DSO) product has been defined. The work to be undertaken will support regulatory approval of a Mining Proposal and tendering of contract mining services, and will include:
project optimization;
mine design and layout;
mine scheduling of DSO;
mining cost estimation; and
implementation planning.
The mine planning and associated geotechnical assessment work is expected to be completed by the end of June, and Macarthur intends to lodge a mining proposal with the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) during Q3 this year.
The Company has identified options for an export pathway to support planned DSO mining operations and is aiming to complete arrangements for its preferred product transport and export solution shortly.
Following approval of the mine plan by DMIRS and subject to securing remaining project development approvals and closing project financing, the Company intends to target commencement of DSO production at Ularring at the earliest available opportunity.
Andrew Bruton, Chief Executive Officer of Macarthur Minerals commented: "Iron ore is experiencing one of the largest price surges in decades, and our shareholders have been eagerly anticipating the Company's advancement of early hematite mining operations at Ularring. The current market has presented both opportunities and challenges over the last several months as the Company navigates an increase in competitive demand for transport infrastructure and port access. Macarthur's Management team has risen to the challenge and has worked to advance a solution which aims to take advantage of the current strength in iron ore prices by advancing early mining operations.
Early mining operations will also support the Company's aim of commencing high grade magnetite mining operations at its Moonshine and Moonshine North deposits following the completion of the current Feasibility Study process. We are pleased to finally provide the market with the details of the next step towards this much anticipated corporate milestone being completed, and I look forward to keeping investors informed of the exciting developments along the pathway towards achieving our first shipment of iron ore. Further announcements on progress will follow in the coming weeks."
The full announcement can be viewed here: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/macarthur-targets-acceleration-lake-giles-120000075.html
Cadence Minerals #KDNC – Feasibility Study Update: Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) moves ahead with mine design for Lake Giles Iron Project
16th April 2021 / Leave a comment
Cadence Minerals (AIM/NEX: KDNC; OTC: KDNCY) is pleased to note that Macarthur Minerals (TSX-V: MMS) (ASX: MIO) (the "Company" or "Macarthur") has updated on the progress made on the mining and haulage components of the Feasibility Study for the Lake Giles Iron Project. Macarthur has been working with Orelogy Mining Consultants ("Orelogy") and Pells Sullivan Meynink ("PSM") on the mine design and road haulage aspects of the Project.
Macarthur engagement of Orelogy and PSM on mine design, geotechnical design and road haulage pricing.
Request for Budget Pricing ("RFBP") submitted to contract mining and road haulage operators to establish contractor pricing for operations.
Geotechnical drilling program defined for the Moonshine and Moonshine North pits to establish geotechnical parameters for final pit designs.
Macarthur has been working with mining consultants Orelogy and geotechnical engineers from PSM on the mine design for the Lake Giles Iron Project. Orelogy has completed preliminary pit optimisations, designs, scheduling and project layouts to support an operation targeting production of 3 Mtpa (dry) magnetite concentrate. Additionally, PSM has been supporting the mine design through a geotechnical review of drill core and project geology.
A request for budget pricing (RFBP) has been submitted to several local mining contractors for contract mining and road haulage services including:
Drill and Blast
Excavate, load and haul
Road haulage to the railhead
Loading of rail wagons
PSM has designed a diamond drill program to obtain detailed geotechnical parameters for final pit designs. Macarthur is currently engaging with drilling contractors to undertake this drill program as soon as possible.
The full announcement can be viewed here: https://macarthurminerals.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/MMS-NR-FS-update-Mine-Design_15-April-2021.pdf
Macarthur Minerals CEO Andrew Bruton commented: "Macarthur is pleased to be working with Orelogy and PSM on this important component of the Feasibility Study for the magnetite mining operations at Lake Giles. An extensive body of work is being undertaken on the mine design and geotechnical design and securing contractor pricing for mining and road haulage costs is important to ensure that mining operations can be optimised. This budget pricing information will help inform the next phase of work that Orelogy and PSM will be undertaking.
The Macarthur feasibility study team continues to make significant progress and is critically examining options for mine design that will maximise the value of the project for the benefit of shareholders. You can see from the preliminary design diagram that the mine pits and scale of the operation is huge. The area of the pits stretch over 6 kilometres and we are only currently focused on the first 20 plus years of mine and plant life. The scale of a billion-tonne magnetite resource in such close proximity to existing rail and port infrastructure is very unique globally. I am ensuring that the project steps are incremental so that Macarthur has the capacity and internal resources to bring the first stage into production.
We look forward to updating the market as the Feasibility Study continues to progress."


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The Parthenon and Liberal Education
Geoff Lehman - Author
Michael Weinman - Author
SUNY series in Ancient Greek Philosophy
Release Date: March 2018
Release Date: January 2019
Discusses the importance of the early history of Greek mathematics to education and civic life through a study of the Parthenon and dialogues of Plato.
The Parthenon and Liberal Education seeks to restore the study of mathematics to its original place of prominence in the liberal arts. To build this case, Geoff Lehman and Michael Weinman turn to Philolaus, a near contemporary of Socrates. The authors demonstrate the influence of his work involving number theory, astronomy, and harmonics on Plato's Republic and Timaeus, and outline its resonance with the program of study in the early Academy and with the architecture of the Parthenon. Lehman and Weinman argue that the Parthenon can be seen as the foremost embodiment of the practical working through of mathematical knowledge in its time, serving as a mediator between the early reception of Ancient Near-Eastern mathematical ideas and their integration into Greek thought as a form of liberal education, as the latter came to be defined by Plato and his followers. With its Doric architecture characterized by symmetria (commensurability) and harmonia (harmony; joining together), concepts explored contemporaneously by Philolaus, the Parthenon engages dialectical thought in ways that are of enduring relevance for the project of liberal education.
"This synthesis of the architecture of the Parthenon, Plato, and Greek mathematical thought in the fifth century BC is one of the most comprehensive available in English." — Vassilis Petrakis, External Research Collaborator, National Hellenic Research Foundation
"This book adds substantially to the field of studies on ancient Greek architecture, as viewed through the lens of Greek philosophy and education. It contains chapters that are intellectually the most exciting and innovative that I have read on the Parthenon in a long time." — Robert Hannah, author of Time in Antiquity
Geoff Lehman is on the faculty of Art History at Bard College Berlin. Michael Weinman is Professor of Philosophy at Bard College Berlin and the author of Language, Time, and Identity in Woolf's The Waves: The Subject in Empire's Shadow and Pleasure in Aristotle's Ethics.
Introduction: Thinking the Parthenon and Liberal Arts Education Together
Part I. Plato on Dialectic and the Problem-Based Study of Mathematics
1. Dialectic and the Mathematical Arts in Republic (9.587b–588a): Philolaus's Scale and the Final Bout between the Just and Unjust Souls
2. Dialectic and the Mathematical Arts in Timaeus (35b–36c): Philolaus's Scale in the Construction of the World-Soul
3. Platonic Dialectic, Pythagorean Harmonics, and Liberal Arts Education
Part II. Harmonia and Symmetria of the Parthenon
4. The Parthenon and the Musical Scale
5. The Corner Problem
6. Refinements and the Question of Dialectic
Pythagorean Musical Ratios
Principal Measurements of the Parthenon
Elements of the Doric Order
Ground Plan of the Parthenon
Ancient Greek Philosophy
Architectural History/Architecture
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Fisher-Price, a unit of Mattel Inc., on Tuesday took the wraps off T.M.X. Elmo, ending months of unprecedented secrecy that's had the toy industry abuzz.
Barbie and Elmo are coming together to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Tickle Me Elmo. Barbie doll comes with a red, fuzzy Elmo that "giggles" when you press his belly. Requires 3 button cell batteries, included. Barbie doll measures 12″.
Surprisingly, Jack White leaving town isn't on here…or was that 2005?
Check out exclusive photographs from Spin's journey on the road with young upstarts Panic! At the Disco and their carnivalesque show.


We all love the occasional indulgence of a decadent dessert, but wouldn't it be great if you could get that craving satisfied without setting your low carb or low sugar diet off-track? Well, the good news is that you definitely can, and we're here to give you the advice and tips you need to make that happen. Finding great alternative desserts that are low carb, low sugar, or sugar free can be easy if you know what to look for. Whether it's a great new pastry recipe, or an amazing new ice cream dessert, we can help you find the best tasting products and the most useful recipes that are perfect for low carb, low sugar, and sugar free diets. Here we go!
Before we get to the specific kinds of desserts, it's important to know what ingredients to look out for when choosing recipes or selecting off-the-shelf desserts. It's not unusual for carbs and sugars to hide in sneaky places, or use different names that aren't easy to spot at a glance.
For starters, you'll need to know the multiple different names for common sugars that are found in all kinds of sweet treats. Generally, common sugars will appear in the ingredient list or nutrition labels of foods with names that end in –ose. The most common of these are glucose, fructose, dextrose, lactose, maltose, and sucrose. Certain sugars are more commonly found in some foods than others, so it's also handy to know where they usually come from. For example, the main sugar found in fruits is fructose, so be on the lookout for fructose on the labels of desserts that include fruit as an ingredient. Regardless of where it comes from or what name it has, these are the types of sugars that you'll want to avoid.
For every naturally-occurring sugar that you'll want to avoid as part of a low carb or low sugar diet, you'll find that there is a sugar alternative or artificial sweetener that can easily take its place and deliver the sweet taste you want without impacting your diet. For a complete breakdown of different artificial sweeteners and alternatives to sugar, check out our Guide to Sugar-Free Sweeteners and Flavours. In general, you'll want to select products that feature popular alternative sweeteners such as aspartame, stevia, or sucralose. Often these will appear on the lables of foods as their trade names, such as Splenda, Truvia. Other alternative sweeteners that are suitable for low carb and low sugar diets are known as sugar alcohols, and go by trade names such as xylitol and malitol.
To find sugar alternatives and artificial sweeteners to use in your own dessert creations, check out our huge selection of sweeteners. We're sure that you'll find everything you need to create fantastic sweet treats that taste great and are low sugar or sugar free.
Everyone has different tastes when it comes to their favourite kinds of desserts. Some of us prefer the cold, creamy experience of a nice ice cream. Others may prefer the rich, decadent flavours of caramel and chocolate. There are also crunchy cookie desserts, flaky pastries, and many more. Generally, no matter what kind of dessert might be your favourite, you'll still want to carefully monitor ingredients and portion sizes to make sure that you don't get more than you bargained for. A sugar-free pie filling is one thing, but if the crust doesn't use a low carb flour, then you might end up with more carbs in your dessert than you expected.
As a good rule of thumb, take a moment to think about the main components of a dessert in order to better understand where the carbs might be coming from. In the example above, a pie consists of pretty much just the crust and the filling. Ice cream could contain sugars from milk sources, in the form of lactose, and from other ingredients like fructose from fruit or glucose from syrup toppings.
With that said, we've gathered a few great low carb, low sugar, and sugar free dessert recipes that we're sure you'll find simply scrumptious. Here's a couple of different kinds of desserts that you've just got to try!
For a delicious, bite-sized dessert give these Sugar Free Chocolate Truffles a try! This recipe comes from Kim over at LowCarbMaven.com, and not only are they sugar free, but they're also low carb and keto friendly. Create a variety of different truffles by rolling them in several different finishing touches, such as coconut shavings, chopped nuts, or cocoa powder.
If ice cream is more your preference, then this amazing recipe for Keto Chocolate Bacon Toffee Ice Cream from Melissa at IBreatheImHungry.com is definitely going to be your new favourite! You'd never guess that bacon would go so well in a dessert, but we sure aren't going to argue with the results. The rich sweetness of the chocolate and toffee go amazingly well with the salty crunch of the bacon. It's definitely unusual, but incredibly delicious.
For a fresh, light, and fruity dessert experience, this Keto Strawberry Cheesecake Mousse recipe from Jolene at YummyInspirations.net is a great choice for a quick and easy summer dessert. You don't even need a crust for this recipe, which makes it simple to prepare, and requires no baking. Simply mix it up, refrigerate, and then enjoy!
Frozen desserts are always a great choice, especially on those hot summer days where you've gathered family and friends for a fun backyard barbecue. This recipe for Strawberry Watermelon Popsicles from Emily at OneLovelyLife.com is so simple, you'll wonder how it could possibly be so delicious! All you need is strawberries, watermelon, a lime, and your favourite popsicle mold. These are sure to be a hit with your entire family.
We hope that these tips and recipes have inspired you to try something new for dessert the next time you host an event, or simply want to surprise your family with an exciting new sweet treat as part of your weekly meal plan. Choosing healthy and delicious desserts that work with the low carb diet can be easy and fun, and we certainly hope that you enjoy putting these sweet suggestions to good use. Happy eating!


I re-illustrated the children's book A Bad Case of Stripes, by David Shannon, because it was one of my favorite books as a child. The story centers on the theme of being yourself and not worrying about others' opinions of you. The retro style of illustration is geared to attract the attention of children while the bright hues promote the beauty of a colorful personality.


I Received a FTA Notice: What Now?
When you receive a traffic citation in California, and you sign your ticket, you are agreeing you will appear in court or plead guilty and pay the ticket. If you do not pay the ticket, make other arrangements with the court, or show up at your court date, you are violating your agreement and a "failure to appear" or FTA will be added to your record for the citation. If you have received an FTA notice for a California traffic citation, you want to act fast to get the problem resolved.
What Happens After an FTA?
As soon as you do not show up in court, these possible penalties can be set in motion. If you have received an FTA notice, your license may have already been suspended. It is important to carefully read your notice and act quickly to reduce any more legal issues.
There are several steps that must be done to stop the progression of your FTA charge. First, you need to contact the court where you were scheduled to appear. If you are handling this yourself, you will most likely need to go to the court building and discuss your charge with a court clerk. You may need to pay bail if a warrant has been issued and get an arraignment date. You also may need to get an abstract to have the hold against your driver's license removed. After that, you will need to show up at your arraignment, explain why you missed your court date and decide whether to plead guilty or plead not guilty and ask for a court trial.
Once you receive an FTA notice, it behooves you to call an experienced traffic attorney. While you can handle this process yourself, it can take much longer on your own, costing you time away from work and up to three or more appearances at court. Plus, having an attorney on your side can help to negotiate lower fines or even have the charges dismissed altogether.
Our legal team at Bigger & Harman can help you navigate the legal steps required after receiving an FTA notice and give you the best chance to minimize your fines and penalties. Call our office at 661.349.9300 for a free phone consultation or contact us through our web page.


Toronto, May 28, 2018—James Harbeck of Toronto, Ontario, is the winner of the 2018 Karen Virag Award, which recognizes exceptional efforts by an individual or organization to raise the profile of editing in their community. The award comes with a $400 cash prize and is named for a highly accomplished member of the Editors' Association of Canada (Editors Canada) who died in 2014.
Harbeck is one of the most visible editors in Canada. Armed with a wealth of knowledge about editing and subjects ranging from linguistics to design, he possesses a remarkable ability to explain language issues clearly and compellingly, whether in person, in print or on social media. What's more, he relishes doing so.
Harbeck has two popular language blogs (Sesquiotica and [with partners] Strong Language), regular columns for The Week, regular republication in Slate and a self-published book of poetry about grammar. He also maintains an active and popular Twitter feed.
"It's evident James has done much to elevate the editing profession through blog posts, which are serious and humorous, educational and professional," said one member of the selection committee. "On top of that, James is a sought-after speaker (and much-followed tweeter). His contributions take a variety of forms that attract both seasoned editors and those newly entering (or interested in) the editing profession."
The Karen Virag Award honours heroes of editing—the individuals or organizations that champion our profession in their communities year after year. As an ambassador for the editing profession, Harbeck serves a community that is regional, national and international.
"At editing conferences (both in Canada and the U.S.), it's easy to find James's sessions," said Harbeck's nominators in their letter of support. "Just follow the sound of raucous laughter until you find the room where people are standing in the hallway to listen and learn."
"Entertaining people while educating them isn't trivial; James's lively presence offers living, laughing, loud proof that editing is not just useful but interesting and fun."
The selection committee for the 2018 Karen Virag Award is composed of respected Canadian editors and writers.
Heather Ebbs, a freelance editor, indexer and writer, has served in countless volunteer roles for Editors Canada, including as national president (1990–91, 1991–92). She is the winner of the 1986 Tom Fairley Award for Editorial Excellence.
Allen McAvoy is an editor with a background in journalism, paralegal studies and public administration.
Betty Robinson, a science writer and senior developmental editor of elementary and high school science textbooks, has been with Editors Toronto for several years. She has served on the Editors Canada certification steering committee, helped out with the annual conferences and volunteered at The Word on the Street.
Karen Virag, a long-time member of Editors Canada's Prairie Provinces branch, was the association's director of publications from 2012 to 2013. In addition to co-chairing the association's successful 2008 national conference in Edmonton and managing the production of Stylistic Editing: Meeting Professional Editorial Standards (2011), she represented Editors Canada for several years on the board of the Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC). Virag was supervising editor at the Alberta Teachers' Association, and a freelance editor and writer. She regularly wrote book reviews for the Edmonton Journal and articles for The Tomato, a culinary magazine. She also volunteered for Arts on the Avenue, an Edmonton community initiative, and along with Virginia Durksen was well known as one of the Grammar Gals appearing regularly on Alberta at Noon, a CBC Radio One call-in program.


The Padres have agreed to a one-year contract with right-handed starting pitcher Josh Johnson.
The two-time National League All-Star will make $8 million in 2014 with the chance to make another $1.25 million if he makes 26 or more starts.
Johnson has a 58-45 career record with a 3.40 earned run average although his often brilliant career has been interrupted four times by injuries. He is currently rehabbing following Oct. 1 surgery to have bone spurs removed from his right elbow.
Johnson passed a physical exam by the Padres Tuesday. His addition to the Padres will be announced Wednesday after the Padres make a corresponding move to create an opening on the 40-man roster.
Johnson, 29, was a fourth-round pick of the Marlins in 2002. The 6-foot-7, 250-pound right-hander made his major league debut in 2005 and finished fourth in the voting for the National League Rookie of the Year award in 2006.
In eight seasons with the Marlins, he was 56-37 with a 3.15 ERA in 154 games (144 starts). He finished fifth in the voting for the National League Cy Young Award in 2010 after going 11-6 with a league-leading 2.30 ERA in 28 starts.
Johnson signed a four-year, $39 million extension with the Marlins after going 15-5 with a 3.23 ERA in 33 starts in 2009. He made $13.75 million each of the past two seasons.
Johnson was 2-8 with Toronto last season with a career-worst 6.20 ERA in 16 starts after being traded to the Blue Jays by the Marlins on Nov. 19, 2012. He spent two tours on the disabled list last year. He had a sore right triceps last May and made his last start on Aug. 13.
Dr. James Andrews removed the bone spurs from his elbow on Oct. 1.
In 2007, Johnson had "Tommy John" elbow reconstruction surgery. He missed part of the 2010 season with a back strain and had his 2011 season shortened by shoulder inflammation. He had opened the 2011 season taking a no-hitter into at least the fifth inning in four of his first five starts.
Johnson was 8-14 for the Marlins with a 3.81 ERA in 33 starts in 2012.
When healthy, Johnson has four plus pitches – a mid-90s fastball plus a slider, a changeup and a curve.
If healthy, Johnson could be near the top of a rotation that figures to be led by right-hander Andrew Cashner. Other returning starting pitchers are Tyson Ross, Ian Kennedy, Eric Stults, Burch Smith and Robbie Erlin.
In addition, the Padres expect to have Cory Luebke and Joe Wieland ready at the start of spring training. Both missed all of the 2013 season after undergoing "Tommy John" surgery during the 2012 season. Wieland recently made two appearances in the Arizona Fall League while Luebke has bewen throwing from the mound in off-season workouts.


Jan 6, 2019 I have been reminded by a viewer that I haven't updated this page for a while.
Jan 28 Marc purchased an IBM 728 Mod 1 backplane (from Ireland?).
The cards from this backplane are available as spares. More than 11 card types used in our 1401 systems now have spares.
July 11 added "Software" before stored program computers.
IBM Manuals, third entry down.


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Cleveland police event uses story to spark discussion between officers and community members
Cleveland police connect with community through book discussion
By Evan MacDonald, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Dozens of Cleveland police officers and cadets gathered Tuesday to discuss something that may seem routine: a young boy had tried to snatch a purse.
But they were not talking about a recent case. Instead, they met community members to discuss the plot of a short story by former Cleveland resident, author and social activist Langston Hughes.
The discussion at the Friendly Inn Settlement in the city's Central neighborhood is the latest arranged by Books@Work, a Cleveland-based nonprofit that uses stories to promote meaningful discussions. The idea is to bring people of different backgrounds together and get them talking so they can find common ground to connect with each other, the nonprofit's Executive Director Ann Kowal Smith said.
"They come in as individuals, but you begin to see the things people have in common," Smith said. "When you bring people together to talk about something other than what they do every day, they find ways to connect."
Some cadets from the police academy also spent time with children through a "Reverse Ride-Along." The cadets and children played basketball together and decorated bookbags in an arts-and-crafts session arranged by Literacy in the Hood, a neighborhood-based nonprofit.
"Children initially love police officers. That fear of police officers is something that grows, and comes with the environment," said Chrishawndra Matthews, who founded Literacy in the Hood two years ago. "Having the [police] here today ... they love that. They made bags, they played in the gym, they interacted."
The event is the latest example of the police department's larger effort to improve its relationship with the community - a relationship that has been complicated in recent years by a series of high-profile controversies. On Thursday, for example, city officials introduced more than a dozen Community Engagement Officers, who are tasked with developing relationships with residents and community leaders in neighborhoods.
Smith kicked off the event by reading Langston Hughes' short story "Thank You, M'am," as police officers, residents and children ate lunch together. The story is about a woman's stern, but kind, guidance to a young boy she caught trying to steal her purse.
Case Western Reserve University professors then led two discussion groups, which included police officers and community members.
The woman in Hughes' story is forceful with the boy, but shows him kindness. The police officers in the session noted that her counseling bears similarities to community policing.
"This is what community policing is," said Cleveland police Capt. Keith Sulzer, of the Community Policing Unit. "This is what we have to do as police officers. We have to learn that we can help."
The event, funded through a grant from the George Gund Foundation, was the third of four planned with the Cleveland police department over the course of a year. The final event will likely take place in the fall, Smith said.
Officers who have been part of the previous two Books@Work events said they have been effective in fostering a connection between residents and police officers.
"It allows for both sides to see there is a relationship, and we can work together if we sit down, and talk, and listen," Cleveland police Sgt. Shamode Wimberly said.
Books@Work, founded in 2011, has arranged similar discussion groups at workplaces in 20 states and eight countries, Smith said.
To comment on this story, visit Wednesday's crime and courts comment page.


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Original Foreigner members to join current band for 40th anniversary tour finale
A month ago Foreigner leader Mick Jones hinted at the original band members joining the current lineup onstage for more shows and now they've announced that the two groups will perform together at the final two concerts on their 40th anniversary tour.
Singer Lou Gramm, drummer Dennis Elliott, keyboardist Al Greenwood, guitarist Ian McDonald and bassist Rick Wills will join guitarists Jones, Tom Gimbel and Bruce Watson, singer Kelly Hansen, bassist Jeff Pilson, keyboardist Michael Bluestein and drummer Chris Frazier during Foreigner's shows at Michigan's Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort.
The two lineups performed together back in July, the first time since 1980 that most of the members have been onstage together.
"Playing alongside Lou, Dennis, Al, Ian and Rick again certainly brought back some special memories, and we decided it would be the ultimate celebration to join together on one stage, and give the fans the best possible farewell to our 40th Anniversary," Jones says in a press release announcing the reunion shows.
Foreigner have been on tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut album since May.


Philip brings over 15 years of marketing communications and business management expertise specializing in brand management, marketing strategy, executive and crisis communications, customer service, strategic messaging, public relations, special events, advertising, creative development and corporate sponsorships.
Alia's management experience includes successfully managing up to 58 full-time staff, over 1,000 volunteers and operating budgets in excess of $22M. He is currently number three for internal, external, investor, and executive communications for a $1.6B, publicly-traded company.
Philip's professional experience includes management positions with various service-oriented companies including Advanced Disposal Services, Inc. (NYSE: ADSW), the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, Vivid Media Concepts (an award-winning, multi-million dollar advertising agency), Forbes Magazine, Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), and the Walt Disney World Co. (NYSE: DIS). Philip received his Bachelors of Science from Rider University, a Graduate Certificate in Marketing Strategy from Cornell University's Johnson School of Management, and his Master of Business Administration from Southeastern University.
Alia is currently the President of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) in Jacksonville and has previously served on various boards including; the Marine Industries Association of NE Florida, the American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross and is a volunteer with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. He has been married for over 20 years, has two sons and resides in St. Johns County, Fla.
David DeCamp is manager of corporate communications for Crowley Maritime Corp., a global logistics, energy and marine solutions company. In his role, DeCamp helps develop, enhance and protect the Crowley brand and grow the company's market share and revenue by leading the company's external and internal communications activities in its 34 countries and island territories. He oversees news media relations, and corporate marketing and communications content in print, web and social media channels. He also serves on corporate crisis management team.
He is a member of the Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2019, and he serves on the board of directors for the Jacksonville Children's Chorus as well as being a committee chairman for Meninak, a leading civic and public service organization in the city. He has volunteered for Junior Achievement and other community service organizations, and previously served as president of the Indiana University Alumni Chapter of Northeast Florida.
Prior to joining Crowley, DeCamp was communications director for the City of Jacksonville. He previously was a staff writer at the Tampa Bay Times in St. Petersburg, Fla., and the Florida Times-Union, where he covered elections for mayor to president. He is the recipient of awards from the Associated Press Managing Editors and the Society of Professional Journalists, as well as the Transportation Marketing and Sales Association.
A native of Indianapolis, he is a graduate of Indiana University in journalism and public policy. He and his spouse Jennifer reside in Jacksonville.
Joanne is the CEO and founder of Global Business Logistix, LLC, a company formed to provide exceptional project leadership in the international trade and logistics industry with a focus on workforce & economic development. Check out her company on Facebook!
Joanne has over 16 years of experience in the port, logistics, supply chain and transportation industry in areas of workforce and economic development experience with the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA).
Her clients include the University of South Florida, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida, FSCJ, Jax Chamber and other educational institutions throughout the state and country.
Volunteering is important to Joanne. She currently is the Vice Chair of GlobalJax. a regional arm of the U.S. State Department, responsible for hosting hundreds of emerging leaders from all around the world. She serves at the VP of Communications for the Women in Transportation Seminar of Northeast Florida. She has been an avid mentor via Girl Scouting, Big Brothers Big Sisters of NE Florida and with local entrepreneurs.


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Live in Studio
Vermilion High
'Pyjamas'
by Duck Egg Blue
https://open.spotify.com/album/5M1QBDJVBIbd8Xu5nhl0ie
Duck egg blue is not an act to go unnoticed in the Brisbane music scene. Blending the sounds of modern pop rock and indie pulling influences from the Kooks, Catfish bottle man and nothing but thieves to create something new, unique and crisp.
The 5 piece band featuring Dylan Simpson (vocals), Angus Beeney (lead guitar), Nic Mifsud (bass), Jonah Le Bherz (keys) and Daniel Celegato (drums) have been racking up a plethora of gig experience across the greater Brisbane area, from venues in Fortitude valley all the way to the shores of Shorncliffe- their live shows oozing with musicianship and raw energy.
Sharing a passion for music and art in all of its forms is what originally brought Dylan, Angus and Jonah together from a very early point in high school. They spent almost every single lunch time jamming out and developing their sound. Daniel and Nic have joined along the way as long-time friends sharing paralleled interests in music, on drums and bass respectively. Starting the band has been a way for them to not only share their original music, but to entertain people and be able to contribute to the scene in a positive way. Angus does the bulk of the song writing; however the band dynamic allows everyone to add nuanced and individual touches to serve the music- culminating in an end product that represents the entire band's sound. Ultimately, they make music out of pure passion and for the entertainment value to anyone who chooses to lend an ear.
Duck Egg Blue is anticipating the release of their debut single, and are currently in the studio. Punchy, driving and catchy- it's all coming soon so follow them on social media for the latest news!
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Police precincts across the city tonight took part in the annual National Night Out event.
Local residents got a chance to get to know their police officers, and have some fun at the 43rd Precinct Night Out on Randall Avenue.
The road was blocked off for the event so that the community could enjoy the music, food and fun with the police units who put it all together.
Parents who attended say they think it's important for children to come and have a great time with NYPD officers, especially after recent events have generated negativity toward officers in the area.
National Night Out is held the first Tuesday of every August across the country. Families say they are already looking forward to next year's event.


Tax Constitutional Questions in Obamacare Continued: NFIB v. Sebelius in Light of Citizens United v. FEC, Speiser v. Randall, Windsor v. United States, Lawrence v. Texas, et al.
John R. Dorocak, Tax Constitutional Quesitons in Obamacare Continued: NFIB v. Sebelius in Light of Citizens United v. FEC, Speiser v. Randall, Windsor v. United States, Lawrence v. Texas, et al., 11 U. St. Thomas J.L. & Pub. Pol'y 86 (2017).


Shared ownership enables low-income earners to get homes at reduces prices. All they have to do is pay between 25% to 75% of the price of the house. The rest of the cost of the house is catered for by a financial institution. The buyer must then pay a rent to the financial institution with which he enters a shared ownership scheme with. The percentage of the shares held by buyers are normally paid for by a mortgage and lender. This money does not come from the buyers own pockets. They buyer may increase his shares of the property by staircasing. Staircasing involves the gradual purchase of the shares that are owned by a financial institution until the time that a buyer owns 100% of the property. He may then seize to pay rent to the financial institution. All these facts about shared ownership make the scheme seem very appealing. However, there are shared ownership risks that a buyer must be prepared for before entering into the scheme.
Staircasing your way into full home ownership is not easy. A buyer has to pay some money for every share he buys. Shared ownership is for low-income earners and is mostly funded by mortgages. This implies that a buyer of a shared ownership property may not have enough money to buy the shares of a housing association. This is because this buyer has the financial obligations to the house which include payment of rent and mortgages. He may be so financial constrained that he will never be able to buy all the shares of the property. Cases have been documented of buyers staying in shared ownership for the rest of their lives rather than taking advantage of staircasing. Staircasing can only be possible if the buyer gets an increase in his incomes.
Shared ownerships are very much like rented properties. A buyer must pay rent to the housing association or financial institution with which he enters into tenancy with. The rent is usually 3% of the shares held by a housing association. A buyer must also make a monthly instalment of mortgages If he bought the house through a mortgage. These expenditures are made on a regular basis. A buyer who fails to make rent payments may lose his property in the long run. Mortgage lenders chip-in to rescue buyers with mortgage arrears. Even so, the buyer must repay the lender the amount of money that was used to foot his rent arrears.
Maintenance costs of shared ownerships are divided between a buyer and his financial institution. This is one of the ways that shared ownerships is similar to assured tenancy schemes. The proportion of the cost of maintenance can rise steeply if major repairs are to be undertaken. Buyers who have flats owned by freeholders rather than housing associations are even at a greater risk of paying more for maintenance. This is because they are viewed as tenants by their freeholders and are not seen as shared ownership partners.
One must consider these shared ownership risks by any buyer that is considering entering into the scheme. Although they are not high risk, they inevitably can cause you unwanted trouble during your stay. Reviewing these risks help you make a better decision for getting the most benefit out of shared ownership houses.


The Transportable Tactical Battle Platform can be flown into hot-spots by four Dragonflies, to defend land or sea from the evils of Cobra!
Tactical Battle Platform, none were included with the set.
Hasbro pointed this out on the front of the box with a product photo and this text: "Contents as shown. Figures and vehicles sold separately."
Transportable Tactical Battle Platform box front courtesy of Roberto de la Isla.
These diagrammatic illustrations on the back of the box show off several of the Transportable Tactical Battle Platform's fun features.
The Transportable Tactical Battle Platform features several moving parts and removable parts, and the sculpt is nicely detailed.
The recoilless 75MM dual "Defender" cannons tilt and swivel.
They also feature a signal scramble tracking (SST) radar.
The cannons' platform features a removable panel.
Remove the panel to reveal the multi-mode mounting computer.
The computer controlled missile mounting tilts and swivels.
The computer controlled missile mount is armed with four "Chaparall" MIM-72A surface-to-air missiles.
The missile platform also features a removable panel.
Remove the panel to reveal the ultra-sensitive "reflex" control computer.
The working crane lowers and raises its hook.
Lowers and raise the hook by turning this knob. The mold details here are fantastic.
The multi-purpose load/unload ramp has three positions.
The hydraulic platform leveling supports (or legs) are adjustable for uneven terrain.
The boarding ladder allows access from the sea.
The boarding ladder can be pulled up to secure the platform when under attack.
The platform deck features intricate details that add to the realism of the piece.
The command console features an infrared tracking monitor and fire control monitors.
The command console also features a swiveling seat and a swiveling quartz locked "halogen laser" searchlight.


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A "Why Trump" Letter from the Middle Class
October 13, 2020 By Richard C. Young
President Donald J. Trump meets and speaks with employees during his tour Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020, at Dana Incorporated in Warren, Mich. (Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)
A "Why Trump" letter from the Middle Class:
Dick.
This is just my opinion. I am (no complaints) middle income, borderline blue collar, non-white-collar working class. If you don't fit into that category, you usually can't afford to take a moral high road politically. It's all about the economics.
Trump's tax cuts have helped small business, gave cuts to middle income families, and have inspired consumer spending. Consumer spending affects the blue collar world. I can't imagine how, if you were in my financial brackets, you can be so offended by Trump, that you would vote for Biden. It's financial suicide.
Add on top of it, this BLM shit, and acts of civil unrest, do not play well with middle class people who can't afford security and feel that the government will not bail you out if this shit hits their neighborhoods.
I still feel, Trump will dominate with working class people, and pick up great numbers with black and Latino voters. There is the deciding factor in why he wins. North Carolina, Florida, a few more electoral votes from New England, and he at worst splits the Mid West. Game over. Trump
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Messi likely leaving Barcelona in shocking move
Barcelona today said that it could not agree to terms to keep Lionel Messi, in a "stunning turn of events." The LaLiga club said that it "could not afford a previously agreed upon deal due to 'economic and structural obstacles.'" Messi last month agreed to a 50% pay cut from the $594M he made on his last deal (AP, 8/5). Messi "had been open about his issues with the club board, and his particular aversion" for former Barcelona President Josep Bartomeu, who resigned last October. Barcelona is the only club he's ever played for (SPORTS.YAHOO.com, 8/5).
Meanwhile, Real Madrid are "considering taking legal action against LaLiga and CVC Capital Partners" over the Spanish league's recent agreement to sell 10% of its business to the investment fund for $3.2B, according to sources. There had been speculation that the deal would help Barcelona retain Messi. Meanwhile, sources said that Barcelona is "pouring over the finer details of the deal with CVC" because they "have doubts about voting it through at the general assembly on Aug. 12" (ESPN.com, 8/5).
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Officially the Shadow is just an ordinary Correllian Corvette, however due to its being used by the infamous TORIS the vessel has had many alterations, for example, a hanger has been installed, as well as quad cannons on the dorsal and ventral of the ship.
Miranda Stardock inherited the vessel from her father, she uses it to assist TORIS in anyway she can.
In the hanger the STB Black Sabre sits being maintained by �Spanners� the STB mechanic. STB or Strike Team Bravo, is the Special Operations division of TORIS and is commanded by Captain Ma�Shi the Team is responsible for the less� appetising duties TORIS performs in order to receive the information it requires, i.e. blackmail, kidnapping and the occasional assassination. The team is comprised of fully trained experts that will let nothing stand in the way of their objective.
Captain Stardock welcomed Strike Team Bravo and Master Skywalker, �Its not much, but its mine.� She then took her position at the helm of the Shadow.
Ladies and Gentlemen could I have your attention, we are about to leave for Hoth, anyone not going to Hoth I suggest you leave now.
The Shadow is now at Hoth.
Master Skywalker, we are receiving a message from Tatooine� we are to return immediately� Princess Leia is in labour!
The Shadow is now at Tatooine.
Leave! Miranda Stardock walked out of the base smiling, she had finally been granted leave. She had not seen her friend Thalatos Kan since the wedding and desperately wanted to see her again. The Blacksabre had been unloaded and had flown up to the shuttle bay. Newly promoted Lieutenant Colonel Ma�shi walked over to Miranda.
�Hope you enjoy your R&R Miranda.� Ma�shi smiled.
�I will thanks Mashy,� Miranda loved calling Ma�shi that� Ma�shi had gotten used to it.
Miranda walked into the ship and took the lift up to the command deck� Shadow took of and Ma�shi watched it disappear into space.
Miranda was sick of this place. Being away from Luke and Tatooine� she couldn�t cope any more. �Morning Shadow.� She said rubbing the outer hull of her ship. She stepped in the cockpit and initiated the power. She set course for Tatooine and took off and entered hyperspace.
Luke ran through the corridors to landing pad A. He saw Miranda there talking to one of the Strike Team Bravo members. The entire team had gathered there to go and pick up Strike Team Omega from their drills, but Luke had other plans.
Shadow is now at Ossus.
The Shadow arrived as Ossus before the rest of the fleet. It zoomed ahead and Miranda put it into a low orbit.
It waited for the fleet to arrive� they had managed to get there faster.
The fleet finally arrived twenty minutes later. Miranda had all but fallen asleep and STB were playing cards in the back.
Luke pressed the communications console and activated the microphone.
�All Ships maintain high orbit over Ossus. Acclamators may land and begin to off load troops and supplies. That is all.� He sent that message to all the ships in the fleet.
Miranda looked at the sensor readouts, the Acclamators were all descending into the atmosphere, �Lets go?� Miranda asked. Luke nodded as Shadow descended into the atmosphere following the Acclamators.
Shadow landed on the soft ground, the Acclamators had landed already about fifty meters to their left. The troops started setting up camp as droids set up a prefabricated garrison, �Insert tab A into Slot B.� Said one, �Roger, roger.� Replied his assistant.
Miranda had taken off in Shadow to monitor the spatial situation. She also acted as a communications relay on and off the surface. Miranda was talking to Captain Borax of the MC80 Skywalker.
�I think that the food on Tatooine is an experiment. Trying to kill us off one by one!� Borax says jokingly.
�You�re joking right?� Borax said.
�Thanks for the report darling, what do you want me to do?� Miranda teased.
�Just sit tight hun, I�ll be back soon.� Luke said.
Luke called all the troops from the ships, except from the Solar Flare to return to the ships. As they did they each grabbed a relic or tool and carefully placed it in secured storage for the trip home.
The troops from the Solar flare were to remain at the garrison, thereby securing the planet as a Rebellion world.
�Lets go start the order.� Luke said to Ood as the Shadow and all the ships ascended and jumped back to Tatooine.
Inside Tanya finished her speech, �So to the Imperial Officers present, we salute you.� With that every Rebel officer turned to face the Imperials and stood to attention.
Luke smiled and walked silently out of the room, he didn�t want any difficult farewells.
Luke walked up to Miranda, �Going my way?� He asked.
He stepped inside Shadow. �Yavin IV.� He said.
Shadow lifted off and launched into hyperspeed.
Shadow landed softly just outside the �Great Temple�. Ma�shi and Strike Team Bravo launched STB Black Sabre.
�Luke wants us to go where?� Ma�shi asked again.
�Dantooine, one of his pupils got lost out there and he wants us to go look for him.� Miranda replied.
Powering up the engines, the Shadow took off.
The Shadow is now at Dantooine.
Shadow is now at Denon.
Cole stepped into the bridge and activated the reactor. She pushed a small button on her gauntlet; the clamps holding Shadow down blew up, Cole smiled, she pushed a few commands into the console and Shadow launched.
Moments later Cole boarded the Obi Wan and took command, using her top security clearance in the NJO.


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Well-Strung men return to Puerto Vallarta
The all-male string quartet, Well-Strung, returns to The Palm for a third season with an all new show, Summer Lovin'. This popular and talented group reinvented the boy band genre a few years ago, featuring classical musicians who sing, putting their own spin on the music of Mozart, Vivaldi, Rihanna, Adele, Lady Gaga, and more! Their debut show sold out Joe's Pub in 2012 in New York, and since then they have played venues all over the world; including The Art House in Provincetown, the Leicester Square Theatre in London, 54 Below in New York, House of Blues in New Orleans, and The Palm Cabaret and Bar in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, just to name a few.
"At the bottom line, each member of Well-Strung is ridiculously talented. All four have wonderful voices, and each is a virtuoso on their chosen string instrument. " – David Clark, Broadway World
Well-Strung stars first violinist Edmund Bagnell, second violinist Chris Marchant, cellist Daniel Shevlin and violist Trevor Wadleigh. Their new show is directed and co-written by Donna Drake with arrangements by David Levinson. The quartet was formed by producer/co-writer/manager Mark Cortale and Chris Marchant.
When they aren't appearing on TV, or hobnobbing with The President of the United States, the Pope, presidential candidates, and other notable celebrities, the super-talented (and just as nice) guys from Well-Strung are busy touring and performing, having recently released their their new CD, "POPssical".
As they have done the past two seasons, because cello's don't travel well, The Palm's Entertainment Director, Tracy Parks, has again arranged to borrow a cello from the Puerto Vallarta Youth Orchestra/School with the assistance of School Director, Daniel Olvera, for their performances. In exchange, the band will present a free workshop for the students at the school. The Palm also donated a clarinet last year, helping to once again bring students and professional musicians together in a unique educational experience for everyone involved. Well-Strung's popularity in Vallarta continues to soar season after season, so be sure to reserve early. Shows begin on Jan. 31 – Feb. 19.


I have been really knitting up a storm lately. For this baby I have been knitting longies and hats mostly. I need to do a hat/bootie set that matches his coming home outfit though!
Purewool was very generous and sent me 3 skeins for review. Purewool is known for their good quality yarn but with a very affordable price. Very comparable to the wool you see at craft stores. Their shipping is expensive, but if you can get in on a co-op they are usually about $7 per skein plus a couple dollars for shipping!
These are all a Merino Worsted that I was sent.
Here's the thing. Since I need boy or neutral colors I asked the rep if she would allow me to trade these for boyish colors and review the ones that I had already knit up. She said that was JUST FINE!
So I have those 2 colorways to knit up and work with still.
I have another one called Blue Warrior that I need to do as well.
I put Paton's (found at Joann's) black trim with it. It's not a perfect match, but I think it makes it look very handsome! These are both newborn size. I can't wait to put him in these!!
It was 1ply Merino Worsted and I just adored working with it. It was easy to work with, wasn't too fuzzy. And the coloring worked out perfectly on the longies. There was no pooling at all like there was with the hat.
I can not wait to work with Blue Warrior, Leaves and Mysterious and see how they work up.
Price: On their website the skeins are right around $9 each, but shipping is not cheap since it's coming from Uruguay.
Overall: ***** love working with Purewool.
For the my daughter I would have to pick Beautiful...I just love the green, purple, pink combo.
For my son I would love to make him something out of Verdes II.
I love the Hand Painted Merino Wool Lace Weight WINTER HEAT COLOR.
I like the Haiku colorway best!
I like the Luxi colorway.
Like you on Facebook as Sarah Jane.
I like the apple color!
I'll have to bookmark Purewool for future use. I too like knitting longies and soakers, so I might buy some in the future.
I love the magic nights color.
Reign color is my fav!
I like the Hand Painted Merino Wool Worsted Weight 3 ply MAROON & YELLOW COLOR!
I like the Kieri wool colors best!
I like the blue warrior color.
I like VERDES II !
I like this color, MERINO WOOL HAND PAINTED MADE URUGUAY RED - BLUE COLOR!
I like the MAGIC NIGHTS COLOR.
I like the Beautiful color.


A friend sent this. It couldn't be more true!
I once started reading a book on the Manhattan project during WW2. It was so good that I finally stopped at 5 AM just as the sun started to come up. The only reason I stopped was I could no longer focus on the print. The other was expedition by Jerry D Young. That was a PDF and it was so long and good that I spent almost 1 week on it. This is from a person that would read a normal paper back in 3 hours or so. I would highly recommend Jerry's books as they are always very good and have all sorts of lessons for TEOTWAWKI fiction. He has them on Amazon, most are 99 cents each. Expedition is $10 and worth every penny!
I can think of two book hangovers I've had lately. One was for Pournelle and Niven's "Lucifer's Hammer" and the other was for Dan Brown's "Inferno."
Wow. I had such a great time with each of those books.
Wish I'd known the name - would have been so much easier to explain.


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EastGate Biotech Announces Definitive Agreement with Genluiching Mining Corporation
EastGate to receive funding in tranches up to $5 million USD.
Press Release - updated: Apr 10, 2018
WEST CALDWELL, N.J. and TORONTO , April 10, 2018 (Newswire.com) - EastGate Biotech Corp. (OTC PINK: ETBI), a pharmaceutical company that focuses on innovative technological developments specifically in insulin drug delivery for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, announced a definitive agreement with Genluiching Mining Corporation. As per the previously announced Memorandum of Understanding, Genluiching Mining will invest up to $5 million USD in tranches. The first tranche will be expected sometime in May.
The investment will be focused specifically on the development of the liquid insulin mouth rinse for the Philippines. Genluiching agrees to fund this development until regulatory approval and registration of the insulin mouth rinse is achieved in the Philippines. The funds will also be used for administrative and operations in relation to EastGate and the EastGate Philippines' office. Genluiching along with EastGate Biotech and EastGate Philippines will be participating in a Profit Sharing arrangement from the future proceeds of the liquid insulin mouth rinse.
"This is a major step forward for the development of the liquid insulin mouth rinse," said Anna Gluskin, CEO of EastGate Biotech. "We hope investors are pleased with this non-dilutive investment in our technology. Genluiching understands the business opportunity as well as the humanitarian benefit of our products. They are committed to seeing this project to fruition, which means costs of development are secondary in nature. This investment also validates the underlying value of our delivery platforms and puts us in a position where we can compete with larger pharmaceuticals with deep pockets to fund drug development. Most people don't realize it, but world has been looking for oral insulin for over 90 years and the Genluiching investment allows us to finally breakthrough into new territory where so many other pharmaceuticals have failed."
Commenting on his recent business development trip, Strategic Advisor William Abajian said: "The Filipino people have embraced Eastgate and are completely on board with our vision to bring a cost effective therapeutic to market. We appear to have the backing of key influencers excited about accelerating the drug development. I saw first-hand the scope and breadth of the diabetes epidemic throughout the country. This capital infusion represents only a fraction of what we have accomplished. When we expand our footprint globally, and start making inroads into developed markets where big pharma dominates, only then will we be taken seriously. When this drug comes to market, we have a real shot to dramatically change the trajectory of this global pandemic through early disease management that delays the onset of costly complications which burden the healthcare system and take a toll on the people's quality of life."
About EastGate Biotech
EastGate Biotech focuses on innovative technological developments and produces and distributes innovative drug compounds and healthy nutraceuticals that are based on natural therapies absorbed by the body. We utilize advanced nanotechnologies and alternative delivery systems that take difficult to deliver compounds and deliver them using our nanotechnology platform which ultimately increase the bioavailability to the body. Using our methods of delivery, provides healthy alternatives to conventional pharmaceuticals that all-too-often create dangerous side-effects and unexpected consequences for those trying to attain and maintain a healthy lifestyle. EastGate's wholly owned subsidiary Omni Surgery and Anti-Aging Centre is the first of many surgery centers to come under the Omni umbrella as we plan to roll up existing business under the Omni brand and expand our footprint globally.
About Genluiching Mining Corp.
Genluiching Mining Corporation is a mining and metal company based in Makati City, Philippines. The company led by CEO Jet Tupas, currently conducts mining operations in Asia.
Cautionary statement on forward-looking information
All statements, other than statements of historical fact, contained or incorporated by reference in this news release constitute "forward-looking information" or "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of certain securities laws, including the provisions for "safe harbour" under the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and are based on expectations, estimates and projections as of the date of this news release.
The words "anticipates", "plans", "expects", "indicate", "intend", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "focus", "guidance", "initiative", "model", "methodology", "outlook", "potential", "projected", "pursue", "strategy", "study", "targets", or "believes", or variations of or similar such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", or "should", "might", or "way forward", "will be taken", "will occur" or "will be achieved" and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are necessarily based upon a number of estimates and assumptions that are inherently subject to significant business, economic and competitive risks, uncertainties and contingencies. The risks, estimates, models and assumptions contained or incorporated by reference in this release, include those identified from time to time in the reports filed by EastGate with the SEC, which should be considered together with any forward-looking statement. EastGate undertakes no obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Rose Perri
Email: information@eastgatepharmaceuticals.com
Website: www.EastGateBiotech.com
Source: EastGate Biotech Corp.
Categories: Publicly Traded, Healthcare and Medical News, Business News
Tags: Business News, EastGate Biotech, EastGate Biotech Corp., ETBI, Genluiching Mining Corporation, type 2 diabetes
EastGate Biotech Appoints World-Renowned Diabetes Key Opinion Leader Dr. Lalit Upadhyay for Upcoming Initiatives
Key Opinion Leader spreading awareness of diabetes endorses the company's liquid insulin mouth rinse solution for Type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes patients
EastGate Biotech - Nov 19, 2018
EastGate Biotech Receives Approval to Commence a Phase 2 Trial for Liquid Insulin Mouth Rinse Solution Addressing Patient Compliance in the Type 2 Diabetes Market
DRAP (Drug Regulatory Authority Pakistan) provided approval to commence studies of INSUGIN in Pakistan
EastGate Biotech - Oct 3, 2018
EastGate Biotech Signs Definitive Investment and European Licensing Agreement With Nico Innovagroup S.r.l. for Liquid Insulin Mouth Rinse Solution
Non-Dilutive Investment and Product License includes licensing fee and development costs
EastGate Biotech - Aug 27, 2018


spritehand: What is Visual Studio TACO ??
What is Visual Studio TACO ??
...I was a bit humbled when I had no idea what that thing was! It turns out that this a codename for Tools for Apache Cordova, the awesome Visual Studio extension that lets you create cross-platform hybrid apps for iOS, Android and Windows!
Mind you, this is a codename only, not an official name - we all know what happens with cool sounding official names... but if you see the TACO acronym in the future, at least you will know what it's all about.


IMAGE: As monkeys improve at a visual task, the part of the brain devoted to vision undergoes significant changes, including the growth of new axons (green).
Life-changing moments are also brain-changing moments: everything from a first kiss to a last goodbye modifies cells within the skull. The capacity to learn and remember, however, extends beyond the profound experiences that we lament or treasure. In fact, a new study led by Rockefeller scientist Charles D. Gilbert suggests that even when we're not consciously forming new memories, our brains can change in important ways, altering how we interpret and interact with the world.
The study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, focused on perceptual learning, a process that involves tuning the senses to better perceive the subtleties of various sights, sounds, and smells. Most of the time, we're not aware that we've become better at distinguishing between two different shapes, for instance; but over time, with repeated exposure, this type of unconscious learning indeed takes place.
To test whether remodeling occurs in brain regions devoted to vision, Gilbert and his colleagues challenged two macaque monkeys to perceive elements of order within otherwise disordered scenes. During experiments, the monkeys viewed two pictures side by side. Both contained a frenzy of dashes, but in one image some of these dashes came together to form a cohesive line. The monkeys' task was to identify the line–and the fewer dashes it contained, the harder it was to spot.