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Collection 171 Papers of Albert and Mary Lee Bobby
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews and personal papers of Albert and Mary Lee Bobby, missionaries in Lisbon and Santiago do Cacem, Portugal, under The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM). Collection includes interviews, articles, correspondence, prayer letters, manuscript notes, and other material from the Bobbys about their mission work, including evangelism and radio broadcasting. The correspondence also includes information on various theological issues and American Christian leaders. The oral history...
Collection 182 Papers of J. Herbert and Winnifred Kane
Scope and Contents Correspondence and curriculum material from James Herbert Kane and Winnifred Mary (Shepherd) Kane's missiology courses, and three oral history interviews. Materials document the Kanes' missionary work in China and Dr. Kane's teaching in the U.S. Events described in the interviews cover the time period from 1932 to 1950.
Collection 188 Papers of Jonathan and Rosalind Goforth
Scope and Contents Letters, diaries, book and article manuscripts, sermon manuscripts and photographs related to Goforth's evangelistic work as a Presbyterian missionary in China, Korea and Manchuria.Includes some papers of Goforth's wife, Rosalind; reports on fleeing the Boxer Rebellion; descriptions of famine relief, attitudes about growing theological liberalism in North America, and the process of raising a family on the mission field. Persons featured include Feng Yu-hsiang, evangelist Paul Rader,...
Collection 228 Oral History Interview with Lyndon Hess
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Lyndon Roth Hess in which he describes his missionary service in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) between 1932 and 1975 as a teacher of missionary children, assistant to village pastors and other work with the Lunda people. Topics include cultural influences on missionary children, education at Wheaton College, missionary service with Brethren Assemblies in Zambia teaching children of missionaries, the national African church, tribal tensions, Marxism, influence of...
Collection 246 Papers of Jessie McDonald
Scope and Contents Correspondence, diaries, notes, articles, photographs, and annual reports relating to Jessie McDonald's medical work in China from 1913-1952 with China Inland Mission. The documents include information on evangelistic outreach and the nature of health conditions in China. The materials also describe the political and social upheavals occurring in China during the first half of the 1900s.The correspondence by Dr. Mc Donald is supplemented by some correspondence of her co-workers...
Collection 259 Oral History Interviews with Donald A. Cook
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Donald Arthur Cook (1923-2014) in which he describes his service with the Overseas Missionary Fellowship in Japan between 1956-1972. Topics discussed include upbringing, education at Wheaton College, experiences in the United States Air Force, American response to WWII, decision to join China Inland Mission (later OMF), evangelistic methods in Japan, administrative work, language difficulties, administrative duties in OMF headquarters in Hokkaido and in Tokyo,...
Collection 287 Oral History Interview with Margaret Crossett
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Margaret Rice Elliott Crossett in which she describes her childhood with her missionary parents in China, her education at Wheaton College, and missionary career with her husband, Vincent Crossett, in China and Taiwan with China Inland Mission/Overseas Missionary Fellowship (1929-1948, 1961-1973). Topics discussed include Crossett's childhood in China; description of Chinese indigenous worship practices and syncretism in Chinese religious culture; Crossett's...
Collection 289 Oral History Interview with G. Paul Groen
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Paul Groen in which he describes his education at Wheaton College, missionary work the Christian Reformed Church in Nigeria and the Nigerian church, particularly among the Tiv people, and the country's economy, educational system and political history between 1964 and 1973. Other topics discussed include: Tiv customs and religion, the church among the Tiv and its indigenous leadership and transition of leadership from missionaries, relations with Roman Catholics...
Collection 290 Oral History Interview with Merle A. Steely
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Merle Ashel Steely, who worked as a missionary with Sudan Interior Mission between 1951 and 1977 in Liberia and Nigeria. Topic discussed include: Steely's conversion while in military service, education and employment at Wheaton College (including the 1950 revival there), his missionary work in Liberia at radio station ELWA and with Sudan Interior Mission in Nigeria, teaching in mission and government schools, evangelism and church planting, Billy Graham's 1960...
Collection 311 Papers of Charles J. Guth
Scope and Contents Water color paintings and oral history interviews with Charles J. Guth, relating to Guth's missionary work in Africa with the Sudan Interior Mission. Topics covered by the interviews include: Guth's education at Wheaton College, preparation for the mission field as a worker with Sudan Interior Mission, his life, work, and contacts as a missionary among the Koma and Maban people of the Sudan; the culture of these peoples; the effect of Sudan's independence on the church in the Sudan, linguistics...
Collection 312 Papers of Diane W. Hawkins
Scope and Contents Collection 312 consists of letters, oral history interviews, articles, minutes of meetings, reports and other relating to Diane Hawkins' missionary service in Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia) as well as the tapes of an oral history interview conducted several years later. Among the topics covered are: TEAM's evangelistic, and educational work in Rhodesia; the lifestyle, music, and beliefs of Shona people; the civil war between white government and the black nationalist guerrillas which raged while...
Collection 335 Papers of Ralph E. Shannon
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews and paper records relating to Ralph Shannon's life and ministry as a medical missionary in Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo).Audio Tapes Four oral history interviews with Ralph Shannon, recorded on eight reels of audio tape. Topics covered include Shannon's childhood in Belgian Congo (Zaire) with his missionary parents, Wheaton College undergraduate and graduate education, service in Zaire as a medical missionary...
Collection 351 Oral History Interview with Burt E. Long
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Burt E. Long by Wheaton College student Heather Conley in which Long discusses his memories of Paul Rader and the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle, his education at Wheaton College, and his decades of services as a medical missionary for Sudan Interior Mission in Niger and Nigeria. The time period covered by the interviews is 1930-1986.
Burt Long was interviewed by Wheaton College student Heather Conley on November 26 and December 3, 1986.
Collection 379 Records of the Woman's Union Missionary Society
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, personnel files, legal documents, financial files, scrapbooks, almost 3,000 photographs.
Topics documented include the creation and activity of the mission work in Burma, China, India, Pakistan, and Japan, its work among orphans and women.
Collection 405 Papers of W. Robert & Frances Holmes
Scope and Contents Collection of letters written primarily by Robert Holmes and his wife, Frances (Frannie) to their families in the United States, while they served as missionaries with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Sri Lanka from 1947 to 1960. A few of the letters are from the children, Bobby and Carol Lou, to their grandparents, and there are a few letters sent to the Holmes family. (The originals were retained by the donor.) The letters date from 1947 to 1960, and were mostly...
Collection 406 Records of SEND International
Scope and Contents Correspondence, reports, minutes, promotional materials, incorporation documents, news releases, statistics, news/prayer letters, clippings, photographs, negatives, films, and financial records related to the origins, development and operation of SEND.Includes information on ministry in Japan and the Philippines, particularly following World War II and later in in Alaska. Limited information available on work in Hong Kong, Spain and Taiwan. Persons prominently featured include...
Conversion Narratives Collection
Collection — Container: Books
Small Collection 027 Records of the Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
Scope and Contents This collection contains a handbook created by the Northern Canada Evangelical Mission orient missionaries and candidates to NCEM's procedures and expectations for raising financial support from churches, filing reports, behavior on the field, and writing letters to supporters.
Small Collection 030 Records of the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Scope and Contents This collection contains an orientation handbook for missionaries and candidates created by the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society. The manual describes the Society's background, constitution, doctrinal statement, expectations for missionaries, and personnel policies.
Small Collection 031 Records of The Evangelical Alliance Mission
Scope and Contents This collection contains an orientation handbook created by The Evangelical Alliance Mission for TEAM missionaries and candidates to orient them to the mission's goals, methods, and policies. The manual outlines regulations related to fundraising, visas and overseas travel, health and country-specific information. Also included is information on TEAM's Medical Aid Fund and a letter explaining TEAM's procedure for reviewing candidiates for mission fields.
Subject: Missionaries, Resignation of X
Overseas Missionary Fellowship. 5
Leedy, John W. 3
Aldrich, Willard. 2
Brethren Assemblies 2
Brethren Assemblies. 2
Coray, Edward A. 2
Crossett, Vincent L. 2
Elliot, Jim, 2
Evangelical Churches of West Africa. 2
Hall, John F. 2
Hess, Lyndon. 2
Jevovah's Witnesses 2
Presbyterian Church in the U.S. 2
Rader, Paul, 2
Stam, Elisabeth Alden Scott, 2
Stam, John Cornelius, 2
Africa Evangelical Office (Nairobi, Kenya) 1
Allen, Franklin W. 1
Armstrong, Philip E. 1
Asian Theological Seminary (Quezon City, Philippines) 1
Association of Bible Churches in the Philippines. 1
Baptist Mid-missions (Organization) 1
Barrington College. 1
Bible and Medical Missionary Fellowship. 1
Blocher, Jacques. 1
Bobby, Albert Edward. 1
Bobby, Mary Lee. 1
Bokeleale, Jean B. 1
Chicago Gospel Tabernacle (Ill.) 1
Chou, En-lai. 1
Christian Academy in Japan. 1
Christian Reformed Church 1
Church of South India. 1
Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society. 1
Cook, Donald A. 1
Dodds, Gilbert, 1
Doremus, Sarah Platt. 1
Downing, Kenneth L., 1
ELWA (Radio station : Monrovia, Liberia) 1
Egilse de J'esus-Christ sur la terre par le proph'ete Simon Kimbangu. 1
Eglise Evangelique Republique du Niger. 1
Eglise du Christ au Zaire. 1


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Updated: White Rock Minerals Ltd
White Rock Minerals is developing a small gold project in Australia. Mt Carrington only has about 300,000 oz. It is a two-phased project with 35,000 oz of annual gold production for 5 years, with a capex of $32 million. It has a pre-feasibility study... more
Updated: DELETE - Cascadero Copper Corp.
Cascadero Copper has some early exploration silver projects in Argentina. They also have a rare earth project in Argentina. They do not have a company presentation and the information on their website is sparse. In fact, Their CEO passed away in the... more
Updated: Keras Resources Plc
Keras Resources PLC is a small project generator. They will own about 48% of Calidus Resources after Calidus completes a feasibility study on their Warrawoona property (Western Australia). It is a 1.2 million oz deposit (2 gpt) that is likely to get... more
Updated: Viva Gold Corp
Viva Gold is a new project generator formed in 2017. They have one project (Tonapah) in Nevada. It has a 400,000 oz (.8 gpt) resource that should grow in size. It's on 4,000 acres in a good location. They are low on cash and will need to dilute soon. If... more
Updated: Superior Gold Inc
Superior Gold is a new mid-tier producer in Australia. They will produce 90,000 oz in 2019 with all-in costs (free cash flow) around $1250 per oz. Their grade dropped in 2018 and cash costs jumped to $1000 per oz. Their other red flag is low resources... more
Updated: Red Pine Exploration Inc
Red Pine is a project generator focused in Canada. Their Wawa project in Ontario has about 1.1 million oz. They own 60% and have an FD market cap of $16 million. Their target is to expand the resources to 3 million oz, which seems optimistic. The Surluga... more
Updated: Gascoyne Resources Ltd
Gascoyne Resources is a small gold producer in Australia. Their Dalgaranga deposit is 1 million oz (1.3 gpt). Production began in 2018. They have had trouble ramping up production and costs have been high. They are currently trying to raise $20 million,... more
Updated: Abcourt Mines Inc
Abcourt Mines is a bit of an anomaly. I analyze a lot of stocks, and for some reason this company doesn't spend much on their website or marketing their company to investors. They have not released a company presentation in the past 5 years for their... more
Updated: Royal Gold Inc
Royal Gold is a royalty company based in the US. They have 41 producing properties and 17 under development, plus another 100+ in early or advanced stage exploration. They are growing production and are a growth company (around 10% annual growth). They... more
Updated: Signal Gold Inc
Anaconda Mining is a small producer in Canada, with 3 properties in Newfoundland. They are only producing about 20,000 oz per year at their Point Rousse project, with all-in costs (free cash flow) around $1250 to $1300 per oz. So, they are currently... more
Updated: B2Gold Corp
B2Gold is an emerging major with 5 producing mines in Nicaragua, Philippines, Namibia, and Mali. Production is scheduled for 950,000 oz in 2019. They have low cash costs at $550 per oz, although about $1050 all-in costs (free cash flow). These low costs... more
Updated: Heliostar Metals Ltd
Redstar Gold is a project generator focused in North America. They have a large property in Alaska (Unga) on 60,000 acres. Unga has significant potential with numerous drilling targets. It is a narrow vein, high-grade discovery. They have not drilled... more
Updated: S2 Resources Ltd
S2 Resources is a project generator based in Australia. They have three early exploration projects, but no discoveries. Their focus appears to be for precious metals. They acquired two gold properties in Nevada (South Roberts and Ecru). Skellefte is in... more
Updated: Auris Minerals Ltd
Auris Minerals is a gold (and copper) exploration company in Australia. They had a large project (Grosvenor) and recently sold it for 18 million shares of Metals X (currently worth about $10 million). Those shares could rise 5x in the future if they hold... more
Updated: DELETE - US Copper Corp.
Crown Mining has a large but low grade copper deposit (2 billion lbs at 0.25%) in California. With a $4 million FD market cap, it is cheap for such a large deposit, but it is understandable from several reasons, such as the low IRR (14% after-tax for... more
Updated: Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd
Avino Silver & Gold is an emerging mid-tier silver producer in Mexico. They will produce about 3 million oz of silver equivalent in 2019 with all-in costs around $14 per oz (free cash flow). They think they can increase production to 4 million oz (silver... more
Updated: Xali Gold Corp
Candente Gold is a small exploration company with a tiny FD market cap of $3 million. The El Oro property has a lot of potential. Only two veins on the property were mined to 200 meters and produced 6.4 million oz (8-10 gpt) of gold and 75 million oz (4-6 more
Updated: Falco Resources Ltd
Falco Resources has a large gold project in Quebec on 175,000 acres. The Horne mine is a 5 million oz deposit at 1.4 gpt, with significant amounts of copper (260 million lbs) and zinc (1.2 billion lbs) for offsets. Revenue is projected at about 70% gold,... more
Updated: Paramount Gold Nevada Corp
Paramount Gold Nevada is developing two gold projects with 5 million oz. It is a new company that was a spinout of Paramount Gold & Silver in 2015, which sold their San Miguel project. That left them with the Sleeper project in Nevada. Sleeper is very... more
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Silver Bear Resources has a large (125,000 acres) late stage project in Russia. Their Mangazeisky project is a 60 million oz resource of very high-grade silver. The first 5 years of production will be at 700 gpt. That was not a typo, it is one of the... more
Updated: DELETE - Kilo Goldmines Ltd
Kilo Goldmines is project generator focused in Africa. They appear to have a lot of gold on their properties (500,000 acres). They have already defined 1.7 million ounces (2.5 gpt) at their shallow open pit Somituri project (71% ownership). They plan to... more
Updated: DELETE - Ireland Inc
Ireland Inc. has a potential large open pit gold mine in Nevada. Their Columbus property (45,000 acres) has an estimate of 175 million tons at 1 gpt based on 30 drill holes. That equates to 5 million oz, which seems optimistic to me. The 1 gpt recovery... more
Updated: Torex Gold Resources Inc
Torex Gold Resources has two large open pit projects in Mexico. El Limon is a 4 million oz (2.6 gpt) deposit. El Limon began production in December 2015. It is the 20th largest open pit project in the world, with production over 300,000 oz per year for... more
Updated: Silver Viper Minerals Corp
Silver Viper Minerals is a new company formed in 2017. They are a project generator focused in Mexico. Both of their projects are early exploration and not discoveries. La Virginia (85,000 acres) was drilled by the former owner (188 drill holes) and has... more
Updated: Resolute Mining Ltd
Resolute Mining is a mid-tier producer (300,000 oz of production) with three producing mines in West Africa (Mali, Ghana) and Australia. They have moderate cash costs ($850 per oz), with about $1150 all-in costs per oz. A good balance sheet with $88... more
Updated: PNX Metals
PNX Metals is advancing a zinc, silver, and gold project to production in Australia. It's small with about 500,000 oz of gold equivalent (including silver). They are calling it a zinc mine, but that will probably change if gold and silver prices take off. more
Updated: Kenadyr Mining Holdings Corp
Kenadyr Mining (formerly Javelle Capital) has a gold discovery in the Kyrgyz Republic. It has a 2 million oz historical resource around 2.5 gpt. They have about $1 million in cash for drilling. Two years ago they had a market cap of $48 million. Now it... more
Updated: Wallbridge Mining Company Ltd
Wallbridge Mining is advancing a high-grade gold project (Fenelon) in Quebec. They had a FD market cap of $20 million in 2018 and then it exploded to $139 million today. They did a bulk sample that averaged 18 gpt, plus they released several high-grade... more
Updated: Highway 50 Gold Corp
Highway 50 Gold is an exploration company. They have a 50% option for a property (Monroe) in British Columbia (3,000 acres). The stock jumped from 4 cents to 41 cents in 2016, but is now back to 16 cents. They plan to begin drilling Monroe and someone... more
Updated: Rise Gold Corp
Rise Resources is a project generator with a high-grade gold project in California. Their Idaho-Maryland project has a historical resource of 1.3 million oz (10 gpt). It was last mined in 1954 and produced 2.4 million oz at 17 gpt. They claim that it... more
Updated: Sulliden Mining Capital Inc
Sulliden Mining Capital has been a successful exploration company lead by Stan Bharti, but started to act like a holding company. They did not sell any of their projects and did not enter into JVs. They are extrmely cheap, as they currently have $15... more
Updated: Melkior Resources Inc
Melkior Resources is a project generator focused in Canada. They have three early exploration gold projects. Carscallen in West Timmins, Ontario is next to a Lakeshore Gold mine and is their focus. Recent drill results have been fairly good averaging... more
Updated: Juggernaut Exploration
Juggernaut Exploration is a project generator focused in Canada. They have two gold projects (Midas and Empire) in British Columbia. Both are drill ready and appear to be potential discoveries based on grab samples and the geology. Both are large (80,000... more
Updated: Horizon Minerals Limited
Interim Resources was a small gold producer in Western Australia in 2017 (20,000 oz). They have the properties and expertise to grow the company. They have low resources of around 650,000 oz, but at least two additional discoveries (Anthill and Blister... more
Updated: Emergent Metals Corp
Emgold Mining had a big gold project in California, but lost the option. This crashed their share price and they did a reverse split, since then Their FD market cap rose to $5 million. they have a 500,000 oz project in Nevada called Golden Arrow which is... more
Updated: Anova Metals Ltd
Anova Metals is an Australian company with a small gold mine (Second Fortune). They produced about 15,000 oz in 2018, but are currently waiting to decide to continue producing. Their share price has crashed 75% after they announced that they plan to sell... more
Updated: Iconic Minerals
Iconic Minerals is a project generator focused in Nevada. They have 3 early exploration gold projects (Hercules, Squaw Creek, New Pass) and 1 early exploration lithium project (Bonnie Claire). They are currently focusing on developing their lithium... more
Updated: Ascot Resources Ltd
Ascot Resources has a large gold project in Canada (British Columbia). Their Dilworth/Premier project is a gold and silver surface mine. It is a 5 million oz gold resource (.7 gpt), plus 38 million oz of silver (4 gpt). However, recent drill results (572... more
Updated: Golden Ridge Resources
Golden Ridge Resources is a project generator focused in Canada. They have two early exploration projects. Hank (5,000 acres) has a discovery in the golden triangle of British Columbia. They did their first drilling in 2017 and had a discovery hole of 21... more
Updated: Fremont Gold
Fremont Gold is a project generator focused in Nevada. They have 5 early exploration projects. Their most advanced is Gold Bar, which is a past producing mine with a 150,000 oz (2.5 gpt) historical resource. They also have a potential discovery at their... more
Updated: Goldstone Resources
Goldstone Resources has five projects in West Africa on 100,000 acres. They are trying to advance their Homase project to production in Ghana. It is a past producing mine and has 600,000 oz at 1.7 gpt. If they can become a producer, they have projects in... more
Updated: Xanadu Mines
Xanadu Mines is a project generator focused in Mongolia. They have a world-class copper/gold discovery (Kharmagtai). It is already 1.5 billion lbs of copper and 2 million oz of gold. Plus, they have 19 targets to expand the size. This is going to be a... more
Updated: Provenance Gold Corp
Provenance Gold is a project generator with two early exploration projects. Their 2K property (9,000 acres) is in a good location in the Yukon and has some excellent grab samples. They drilled an initial 13 holes, but they did not release the results.... more
Updated: Rusoro Mining Ltd
Rusoro Mining had a large gold mine (17 million oz) in Venezuela that was nationalized in 2012. In 2016, they won a $1.2 billion award by an international court. After they won the court case, their stock price jumped from $45 million to $75 million,... more
Updated: DELETE - Arcus Development Group Inc.
Arcus Development has 4 properties in the Yukon that comprise their Dawson gold project. All four properties are near each other and are approximately 10,000 acres in total. All are early exploration with very little if any drilling. These properties are... more
Updated: GPM Metals Inc
GPM Metals has two early exploration silver projects. The Walker Goosan project (425,000 acres) in Australia is in an area known for silver discoveries. The Pasco project (12,000 acres) in Peru is also in a good location. They have a 70% option for... more
Updated: Sunrise Resources Plc
Sunrise Resources is a London based exploration company. they are focused on their Pozzolan-Perlite Project in Nevada and they expect it to be mine ready in third quarter of 2019. They also have several early exploration gold projects, but they are not... more
Updated: Americas Gold & Silver Corp
Americas Silver Corp (formerly Scorpio Mining) is a mid-tier silver producer in Mexico (San Rafael) and Idaho (Galena). They merged with U.S. Silver & Gold in 2014, who had the 54 million oz Galena high-grade silver mine. They currently produce around 2... more
Updated: Goldcliff Resource Corp
Goldcliff Resources is a project generator with 4 projects (3 in Canada and 1 in the US). Tulumeen is large copper/gold property (65,000 acres) in British Columbia, Pine Grove is a 40% JV of a small open pit gold project in Nevada (140,000 oz at 1.3 gpt), more
Updated: Harmony Gold Mining Co.
Harmony Gold Mining is valued as a mid-tier producer, with an FD market cap of $1 billion. However, they are a 1.4 million oz producer. Their problem is that most of its mines are in South Africa. If they were producing in a mining friendly nation, their... more
Updated: DELETE - Duketon Mining
Duketon Mining is a project generator focused in Western Australia. They have large project (Duketon) on 500,000 acres. It's in a good location where large gold mines have been found before. They also have a potential gold discovery (64 meters at 1.2 gpt) more
Majestic Gold is a small producer in China. They are currently producing 20,000 oz (their 70% share) and should reach full production of 70,000 oz (their share) in about 2 years. First they need to resettle two villages (scheduled for 2017). Their 2... more
Updated: Havilah Resources Ltd
Havilah Resources is copper/gold developer in Australia. They have 3 advanced copper/gold projects with 3 million oz of gold and more than 1 billion lbs of copper. They are currently working on a PFS for their Kalkaroo and Mutooroo projects, which will... more
Updated: Cordoba Minerals Corp
Cordoba Minerals is a project generator with a single large property in Colombia. San Matias is on 50,000 acres and has three discoveries. The resource total is 1 billion lbs (.7%) copper and 500,000 oz (.25 gpt) gold. It will likely get much bigger. A... more
Updated: Orex Minerals Inc
Orex Minerals is a project generator in Mexico and Canada. Coneto (42,000 acres) in Mexico is a 45% JV with Fresnillo with a target of 100 million oz of silver equivalent. Fresnillo is drilling and must spend $21 million to get their option. Sandra... more
Updated: Scorpio Gold Corp
Scorpio Gold was a small producer in Nevada (production began in 2011). They had to halt production in 2017 because of high costs. They have released a new feasibility study to produce 30,000 oz for 7.5 years. The capex is $36 million, with $800 per oz... more
Updated: Kingston Resources Ltd
Kingston Resources is developing a large open pit gold project in Papua New Guinea. The Misima property (45,000 acres) has a past producing open pit, where 4 million oz was mined (production stopped in 2004). There is still 2.8 million oz left at 1.1 gpt. more
Updated: Outcrop Silver & Gold
Outcrop Gold (previously Miranda Gold) is a relatively new project generator. They have 2 JVs and 7 properties in Colombia, but none of their projects are a significant discovery. Thus, I consider this a highly speculative long-term investment. Many... more
Updated: Pelangio Exploration Inc
Pelangio Exploration is a relatively new project generator. They three large exploration properties in Ghana (125,000 acres). It looks like they have found a potential million oz mine (Manfo). The initial resource estimate came out in 2012 at 500,000 oz ( more
Updated: DELETE - Stakeholder Gold Corp
Stakeholder Gold is a small project generator. Their Ballarat project is on 10,000 acres in the Yukon. It is early exploration and they have not yet began drilling. It seems to be in a good location, next to other discoveries in the White Gold district.... more
Updated: Norra Metals Corp
Norra Metals (previously OK2 Minerals) has two large (combined 25,000 acres) early exploration gold/copper projects (Pyramid and Kinskuch) in Canada, and three projects in Norway and Sweden, that were acquired from EMX Royalty (40,300 Hectares). The... more
Updated: NV Gold Corp
NV Gold is a project generator focused in Nevada. They drilled their ATV project which was selected by Quinton Hennigh, who is on the board of directors and better known as the CEO of Novo Resources. Now they shift their focus to Frazier Dome and plan to... more
Updated: Golden Rim Resources Ltd
Golden Rim Resources has two early exploration gold projects in Burkina Faso. Kouri has a 10 mile strike length to explore, and looks promising. They published their first resource estimate in 2018 and reported 1.4M ounces of gold at 1.4 g/t. They keep... more
March 2019 Newsletter Posted
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Can improving special teams improve Packers' record?
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Sloppy, unproductive and downright bad special teams play has been a thorn in the Packers' sides for too many years. In a rough 2018 season, special teams play – be it fumbled kickoff returns, bad holds on field goal tries, etc. – likely cost the team a couple in the win column.
All in all, the special teams play can't get much worse in Green Bay as Jim Owczarski discusses for PackersNews.com. As a result, special teams coordinator Ron Zook was one of just two formal firings as Matt LaFleur took the coaching staff's reins. The Packers have a new man in that role, Shawn Mennenga, with the hope of cleaning-up the sloppy, unproductive and downright bad play.


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Alumni Give $1 Million to Establish Career–Focused Communities at Grinnell
Two couples, all alumni of Grinnell College, have made separate gifts of $500,000 each in support of the College's Center for Careers, Life, and Service (CLS). The gifts establish funds to support two new career-focused communities that help empower students to live, learn, and work with meaning and purpose.
Pamela Crist Fuson '68 &
Harold W. "Hal" Fuson '67
Harold W. "Hal" '67 and Pamela Crist '68 Fuson have given $500,000 to launch the Arts, Media, and Communication Career Community. Dr. J. Michael and Linda Bird Powers, both of the class of '67, have given $500,000 to establish a fund for the Health Professions Career Community. The two new career-focused communities are among seven that will comprise the CLS's newly-established Career Communities Program.
"We are impressed by the studied engagement these gifts represent in terms of their impact on career opportunities for Grinnell students," says Grinnell President Raynard S. Kington. "Both the Fuson and Powers families have built substance, integrity, and understanding of the College's vision for the future into their support of these career communities, and we are grateful for their insight and generosity."
Through CLS's career communities, students will have access to specialized advising, tailored programming, and experiential learning opportunities that include externships, internships, and service experiences. Interactions with peers, alumni, and recruiters will help students further explore, clarify, and pursue meaningful post-graduate pathways.
Career communities being introduced in fall 2017 include Education Professions, Business and Finance, Government and Social Service, Law, and STEM. The Fuson and Powers gifts will allow CLS to expand to a full complement of seven communities during the 2017-18 academic year.
"We are grateful for the philanthropic commitments from the Fuson and Powers families that establish the Arts, Media, and Communication and the Health Professions Communities," says Mark Peltz, Daniel and Patricia Jipp Finkelman Dean of Careers, Life, and Service. "These gifts are key to our ability to provide high-impact experiences and personalized advising as students prepare for their post-college lives.
"The notion of community conveys inclusivity and broad support," Peltz explains. "Students can belong to more than one community if their interests are at the intersection of professional fields, and they can change from one community to another as their interests and goals evolve. Both the Fuson and Powers families have thoughtfully structured their intentions to best meet the needs of students as these communities mature."
In making their gift, the Fusons cited the need to provide additional tools outside the established curriculum to help students address the many individual challenges that can be associated with realizing career aspirations.
"Our intention in funding the Arts, Media, and Communication Career Community within CLS is to ensure that the College brings to bear all the strengths of the institution, including those of its alumni and other related communities, on supporting students' abilities to freely choose their futures beyond their undergraduate lives," says Hal Fuson, who is also a Grinnell trustee.
Mike '67 & Linda Bird '67 Powers
Mike and Linda Powers emphasized that they have become "particularly enamored" by CLS programs that help prepare Grinnell students to thrive after graduation. "Looking back at our own Grinnell experiences, we could have benefitted from what the CLS has now and what it has the potential to offer with continuing support," says Linda Powers, who has served as the class of '67's class agent for more than two decades.
"By supporting health-related concepts as they extend across current areas of study offered at Grinnell College, this community will help students and alumni discover how their liberal arts education can propel them into successful careers in health professions and related areas," Powers says.
"The impact of this investment on the lives and careers of Grinnell students is immense," says Jayn Chaney '05, director of alumni and donor relations. "We are grateful to the Fuson and Powers families for their philanthropic leadership in the creation of funds that not only establish two very important career-focused communities, but that will also help ensure the long-term viability of the CLS community model at the College."
To learn more about the CLS and the programs it provides, visit the CLS page on grinnell.edu.


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Contact Ewing, New Jersey Bioethics Attorney Sherman, Silverstein, Kohl, Rose & Podolsky
Drug trials under scrutiny
People suffering from life-threatening diseases turn to experimental treatments, which can carry special risks
By CLAIRE HUGHES, Staff writer
First published: Sunday, March 30, 2003 Albany Times Union
After removal of Lynn Gasorowski's breast and lymph nodes failed to rid her of cancer, doctors wanted to continue attacking the disease aggressively.
Albany oncologist Dr. Michael Kolodziej Gasorowski participate in an experimental study in which she would receive three drugs not usually taken together. She would get four treatments in under four months, half the time of the standard regimen.
Gasorowski agreed to give it a try. But after the third treatment, she was weak, incoherent and dehydrated. "I'm saying, 'This is it, let me die,' " Gasorowski recalled.
Kolodziej told her that she could back out of the study, though he encouraged her to keep going. She did.
Four years later, the 46-year-old Colonie woman remains cancer-free and a believer of clinical drug trials -- experimental studies in which patients take new, unapproved medicines or new combinations of approved medicines. But as companies try to push more drugs to market, the studies have come under increased scrutiny after a series of mishaps.
Last month, the news broke that federal authorities were investigating whether two former researchers at Stratton Veterans Affairs Medical Center Hospital in Albany improperly enrolled patients in drug trials they weren't eligible for. The researchers, Dr. James Holland of Voorheesville and Paul H. Kornak of Clifton Park, could face manslaughter charges if found responsible for speeding as many as five patients' deaths.
This comes after the Institute of Medicine in Washington, D.C., last fall recommended broader federal oversight of research involving patients. The report was commissioned after the death of an 18-year-old during a gene-therapy study at the University at Pennsylvania. In 2001, the prestigious Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore was ordered to halt research on patients temporarily after the death of a healthy 24-year-old woman in an asthma study.
The Albany case has sparked a federal review of research throughout the entire VA medical system, especially because Kornak had his medical license revoked in three states before being hired at the VA.
Still, local researchers and hospital managers outside the VA said the situation should not stop people from participating in drug trials. The studies aid the development of cures for deadly and debilitating diseases and can provide patients access to effective drugs years before they're on the market.
"Any rogue investigator could bypass the informed consent process and recruit patients" who didn't belong in the study, said Lee Van Voris, chief medical officer at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany.
Consumer advocates and an attorney representing the families of deceased drug trial participants agreed that Kornak's background makes the Albany case unusual. But they said a more common problem may have contributed -- lax oversight. They cautioned people to evaluate risks carefully before jumping in.
The problem, said Philadelphia attorney Alan Milstein, was that oversight bodies "failed in monitoring and supervising what was going on and ultimately in protecting the human subjects."
Milstein has filed a class-action lawsuit against Kornak and Holland, claiming the researchers violated well-established medical standards and patients rights.
Hundreds of people in the Capital Region currently are in studies to test drugs. St. Peter's, Albany Medical Center, Ellis Hospital and Glens Falls Hospital offer studies, as do some doctors' offices.
To participate in drug trials, patients must meet strict medical criteria. They also must be informed of risks and be allowed to back out at any time.
No one involved in the investigation of Holland and Kornak has offered a possible motive for their alleged falsification of patient records to enroll study participants.
In general, experts said financial incentives can tempt researchers to seek more patients for their studies. Depending on the source, drug companies can pay researchers $1,000 to $2,500 per patient enrolled in a trial.
"The money is enormous, and it is poisoning the process," Milstein said.
Local researchers dispute the claim that study work is especially lucrative. They offer drug trials mainly, they said, because the studies provide treatments patients could not otherwise get.
"I look at clinical trials as doing the ultimate right thing for our patients," Kolodziej said. "There are not oncology practices getting rich on clinical research."
At Albany Medical Center, which participates in about 100 drug studies annually, clinical trials contracts brought in $6.5 million last year, said Dr. Vincent Verdile, dean of the center's medical college. But those contracts just covered the institution's costs, including researchers' salaries and medical tests for participants.
"It's an absolute wash," Verdile said.
Researchers who work at hospitals or universities have no direct financial incentive to enroll patients because the institution receives the fees.
Still, for the institution, a base of research can attract grant dollars and lure talented scientists, Verdile said. And bringing money to an institution helps a researcher's career, said John Kaplan, a professor at Albany Med's Center for Medical Ethics, Education and Research.
"Any given person working in an institution is better off if they bring in money than if not, generally," Kaplan said.
At the Stratton VA, Holland and Kornak's patients were terminally ill with cancer. Some, like Donald J. Lifgren of Schenevus, faced few treatment options.
"When somebody thinks they're going to die, they'll grasp at any straw to stay alive," said his widow, Nancy R. Lifgren.
Because patients with limited options can easily be swayed, drug trials can present ethical questions even with the most sincere researchers, said Arthur Levin of the New York City-based Center for Medical Consumers.
"The more vulnerable the patient population, the more care there has to be that as little coercion or no coercion occurs, that people are making these choices in a considered way and not being railroaded with false hope, which the researcher may honestly believe," Levin said.
At Stratton, the VA's Office of Research Compliance and Assessment was charged with monitoring the drug studies. Hospitals where research is done also have internal oversight panels, called institutional review boards.
Members of boards at other hospitals said they are compulsive about overseeing research at their institutions and were surprised to read reports that it took the VA's oversight bodies nearly a year to halt studies after a drug company noticed discrepancies in records.
"Any institutional review board worth its salt is going to find out about that pretty quickly," Van Voris said.
VA officials have repeatedly declined comment on their research programs since the federal probe was disclosed.
The IOM's fall report stated the internal review boards have become overburdened with the rise in number of drug trials. The report called for the formation of participant protection programs to take over some of their functions.
Still, drug studies are not inherently bad -- just risky, Levin said. What's important is that participants have all the relevant data to make sound decisions, he said.
"If you're very sick and nothing is working, you may be willing to take more risk," Levin said.
After her husband's experience at Stratton, there's nothing that would get Lifgren into a drug trial. "I don't trust them now," she said.
Barbara Waring, on the other hand, will likely continue to participate. The 58-year-old Duanesburg resident was diagnosed in 1995 with Parkinson's disease, a progressive movement disorder marked by tremors.
She got involved in her first drug trial with Dr. Stewart Factor of Albany Med in 1996 and ended up on a drug that helped her symptoms. She participated in a second study that required lots of blood tests, but had no direct benefit to her.
What she wants, she said, is to help find treatments for Parkinson's that will allow patients to live better with the disease early on -- when they can still enjoy themselves.
"I feel like somebody has to do these," she said.
EVALUATE FACTORS:
The decision to participate in a drug trial comes down to evaluating a number of factors:
How sick are you?
Are there other treatments for your disease that are working?
What's the prognosis for your illness? That is, how long do you have to live if you don't try a new treatment?
How likely is it that the treatment will work, based on previous studies?
What phase is the drug development in? Phase II trials usually are done on healthy people to test the safety of a drug and side effects are less predictable. Phase III trials involve patients with diseases the drug is intended to treat, and there is more research to base expectations on.
Are your questions to the doctor and institution being answered promptly and honestly?
Sources: Art Levin, Center for Medical Consumers; Dr. Stewart Factor
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How One Company Is Helping GED Students Find the Jobs They Want
Matthew Kosinski | October 23, 2015 |
According to the GED Testing Service, 65 percent of those who pass the GED took the test to "further their education."
The problem, however, is that only 43 percent of these students actually go on to enroll in postsecondary education programs, and a scant 12 percent actually complete those postsecondary programs.
Aaron Michel, cofounder and CEO of career navigation and education software provider PathSource, believes these low enrollment and graduation rates can be partially attributed to a lack of information. That is, GED students don't often receive much guidance once they've passed the test. If they want to continue their education, they generally have to take it into their own hands to find postsecondary programs that work for them.
"How can you choose the best direction in life if you don't know what all your options are?" asks Michel. "How can you reach your destination if you don't know where you're going?"
PathSource has recently teamed up with the GED Testing Service in an effort to rectify this situation, and so far, Michel says, the results have been great.
A Diploma's Not What It Used to Be
According to Michel, this is the real core of the problem: today's diplomas just aren't connected to the 21st century workforce.
"There's this gap where all these GED students want to have better lives, and they want to go on to postsecondary education, but they don't know exactly what they want to do or how to get there," Michel explains. "That's the gap that we were brought in to fill."
PathSource aims to connect GED students directly to the modern workforce through a suite of career exploration tools.
"Every person who registers for the GED now will get full access to PathSource's tools," Michel says.
The PathSource suite comprises a number of tools, most notably a video library of informational interviews and a career assessment that exposes students to potential career paths.
Michel calls PathSource's video library, which contains more than 3,000 videos, the "world's largest library of informational interviews on video." The idea here is that students can log into the platform and browse through these videos to learn about different career paths directly from the professionals who have walked them.
PathSource also offers a career assessment that uses a student's interests to generate a list of career recommendations. Students can then explore each recommendation further by watching videos and exploring PathSource's wide range of career data.
"We want this test to be more than just a test. We want this to be a bridge to a better future," Michel says. "They made the test more rigorous, and they connected it with the 21st century workforce through a career exploration process."
The PathSource/GED partnership was officially implemented on September 29 — not even a month ago just yet — and Michel says he's been hearing great feedback.
"I visited an adult education center right after we went live in Richmond, CA," Michel says. "I talked with a number of staff and students, and everyone was really positive about it. I actually ran a few students through the process, and they said it was really invaluable. They didn't know where they wanted to go, and using this, they could make sure life didn't just happen to them."
When talking about his experience at the adult education center, Michel zeros in on one student in particular.
"One woman took the career assessment, and she decided she needed to take it again — because she had taken it as who she is today, but she wanted to take it as who she wanted to be tomorrow," Michel says. "It was very powerful to see that."
PathSource: Not Just for GED Students
While PathSource is doing great work with GED students right now, I feel it's important to note that these students aren't the only ones who can take advantage of PathSource's career exploration tools. College students, recent grads, and even established members of the workforce looking for new career options can benefit from PathSource's app and Web portal.
Very, very few people choose the right career on their first try; some estimates peg that number as low as 5 percent.
"Basically, the other 95 percent are miserable," Michel says with a bit of grim humor. "[Finding the right career] is a huge, screaming problem for people across the board, across education levels, across the socioeconomic spectrum."
So, if you're one of the 95 percent, you may want to check out PathSource.
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By Matthew Kosinski
Matthew Kosinski is the managing editor of Recruiter.com.


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Only On 8: Helping Hurricane Irma's victims in the Florida Keys
Hurricane Irma - the first major Florida hurricane since Wilma in 2005 - struck the Florida Keyes last week, before making a second landfall in the southwest coast of Florida. Power, water and cell service are still spotty. Residents of the upper Keys began returning to their homes Wednesday.
"They replaced multiple broken poles, mostly in alleys or backyards". "And we don't have shelters right now". I was able to go half a mile away and get my friend with a truck and we struggled to get into the back of the truck.
Governor Rick Scott directed every county impacted by Hurricane Irma to submit a detailed debris clean-up plan to the Florida Division of Emergency Management (DEM) by noon on Tuesday, September 19.
Hurricane Irma's claims already far exceed those from hurricane Matthew previous year, which only reached $1.2 billion from just under 120,000 claims filed. Irma tore up the southern part of Florida and the Keys, but the mighty storm lost its full power by the time it reached Citrus County.
Officials said residents returning to the hardest hit areas from Mile Marker 40 to Mile Marker 10 should know that services are nearly non-existent.
Recovery is only getting started, and some areas remain flooded.
Officials said there is no functioning hospital to admit patients in the Middle or Lower Keys.
The Salvation Army is flying in supplies to devastated areas in the Florida Keys, including provisions to serve 10,000 hot meals a day.
Millions are without power in Southeast. Georgia, North Carolina, and SC are large cotton states where damage would impact and an already damaged market. Nearly every home in the Florida Keys is damaged, according to FEMA.
The same groups will have access all the way to Key West on Sunday.
"The challenge, I think, for us will be. between here and Marathon", Key West City Manager Jim Scholl said. We will go through some more hard times.
Donate blood: OneBlood, in Florida, is urging people living outside of Hurricane Irma's path to visit their local blood center and donate blood as soon as possible.
Coxe is also using Facebook to help business owners get back on their feet. Nursing homes are covered by an emergency rule under Florida AHCA.
"You don't see it from the street like you see it from the air".
"The numbers are definitely higher (than usual), and we can make a clear connection to Irma on the inhalation and most, if not all, of the heat calls", Clayton said in an email to the newspaper.
Officials from the Florida Department of State's Bureau of Archeological Research in the Division of Historical Resources said they are working to preserve the the canoe, estimated to weigh 600 to 700 pounds.
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For the final Choir journey abroad, the venue chosen was Denmark.
No record of this trip was made in 'the Monovian' probably because this undertaking also marked the demise of the choir.
With no intake of young choristers for 3 years, the supply of treble voices had dried up thereby ending the model on which the choir was founded; a boy's choir.


As sports junkies, we get inundated with crazy opinions every single day. Mostly from the moronic panels of First Take and Around the Horn, but even those guys aren't whacky enough to say what's on most Americans minds. Nope, if you want to hear the real dirt from the world of sports then you need to turn to Epic Carnival because they're willing to say the things nobody on TV has the balls to say. Like No. 5, for example.


Phases of Treatment (TIP 43, Chapter 7): Medicated-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction in Opioid Treatment Programs (TIP 43) The model described in this chapter comprises either five or six patient-centered phases for planning and providing MAT services and evaluating treatment outcomes in an opioid treatment program (OTP), including the (1) acute, (2) rehabilitative, (3) supportive-care, (4) medical maintenance), (5) tapering (optional), and (6) continuing-care phases.
Course materials are from Chapter 7, found on pages 101 to 120 of pdf document.
This course is recommended for health care professionals, especially addiction counselors, psychologists, mental health counselors, and social workers who seek knowledge about phases of treatment regarding medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction in opioid treatment programs. It is appropriate for introductory to intermediate levels of participants' knowledge.
Describe the different phases of opioid treatment.
Identify the rationale for a phased-treatment approach and duration.
Explain the transition between treatment phases and medicated-assisted treatment for opioid addiction in opioid treatment programs as well as the procedures for readmission to an opioid treatment program.


Factory tall seat in great shape - no tears or excessive wear.
Last edited by flyloki; June 13th, 2016 at 05:52 PM.
I would guess it has more foam so possibly softer but I think it's just a bit higher from the foot pegs.
Any tears? Please show pix of underside and all edges.
I realize this is an old thread, but do you still have this seat?
I have 2 tall seats for sale and two short legs not for sale.
I would be interested in tall husaberg seat for 70 degree. Pics ?
After a seat for a 09/12 fe if anyone knows of one?


Maggie lives in Christchurch, New Zealand with her partner and two children. Her career has (so far) morphed from finance to education to small business and, truthfully, writing fiction is about the last thing her training prepared her for. But Maggie's never been one to let a little thing like you're-not-trained-for-this stop her, and when motherhood came along she took the opportunity to spend more time writing.
Kids and part-time admin work are still her 'day jobs', but after dark it's all about the keyboard. She is ably assisted by her ultra-fluffy, ultra-talkative cat who is quick to 'assume the position' (on Maggie's lap, tail draped over keys).
To be honest, I'm not sure why I feel compelled to write (and it's not like I really have time for it!) – but I do. Almost anything can – and does – inspire me. Random comments, actions, views . . . before I realise I've even realised I noticed them I'm writing a story in my head. People watching is so much fun! And who ever thought I'd be able to day dream for a living?
I started off as a pantser because I didn't know what I was doing as a writer. I just figured if you sat down and wrote, the book would emerge. I was right insofar as a book – a very BAD book – emerged, but I hadn't factored in the revisions and edits and thinking and layering and refining that needed to go into the process.
I now write using a mish-mash of techniques. Some plotting, some pantsing, and lots of editing. I'm not a fast writer by any means, but I hope that will change with practice (and as the kids get older!).
2 Don't compare yourself to any other writer; we all have our own journeys to travel and this week's rejection may be the one that spurs the rewrite needed to make your book a raging success.
3 Network with other writers, locally as well as online. You'll learn so much about everything writing-oriented if you're connecting with other writers.
4 Be warned: to succeed as a writer you need to learn to be a marketer. Either that or employ someone to do it for you. Marketing is far more important in this bizo than I ever realised.
When I first started writing I was determined to be traditionally published. Self-published books were inferior. Getting traditionally published was the only way forward.
After 70-odd rejections I finally got sick of waiting and self-published my first novel. To be honest I felt a bit ashamed of myself – and my book – when I hit 'publish'.
Through self-publishing I have also learned a huge amount about marketing (I'm still rubbish at it), and the publication process. But most of all, I've had validation that my books are worth of an audience. They may not be written to quite the same formula those big publishers think readers are after, but they still have an audience. That is so, so affirming.
There are a variety of publishing routes open to authors these days and, really, it's up to the individual to decide what works best for them. Self-publishing is hard work. Traditional publishing is also hard work. Digital-only publication, being a hybrid author . . . all the options are valid.


What is a Marriage Tribunal?
The Tribunal is a Church Court in the Catholic Church tasked with making a decision as to whether a particular marriage is valid and therefore binding upon the parties involved, or invalid and therefore able to receive a declaration of nullity (annulment).
A church annulment is a declaration from the Catholic Church that a particular marriage, presumably begun in good faith and thought by all to be a valid and binding marriage, was in fact, proven to be invalid according to the Church's definition of marriage. The purposes of the annulment process are to bring peace of conscience to the spouses by determining the truth of the matter concerning the validity of their marital union, to determine the parties' freedom to marry in the Church, and to assist the parties in their desire for reconciliation with the Church as well as full sacramental participation.
A declaration of marriage nullity (annulment) is not a form of "Catholic divorce." The Catholic Church firmly holds that any marriage which has been contracted between one baptized man and one baptized woman and has been consummated can be dissolved by no human authority whatsoever, not even by the husband and wife themselves. Further, the Catholic Church presumes that every marriage between one man and one woman is valid and binding upon the spouses until legitimately proven otherwise. A declaration of marriage nullity does not investigate whether the marriage bond in question can be dissolved, since this is impossible, but whether or not there was ever a valid and binding marriage bond at all.
How does the Tribunal determine a marriage is invalid?
In essence, the Tribunal seeks a response to this question: Was this marriage a true marital union as envisioned and given definition by God, the Creator of marriage, and taught through the teachings and laws of the Church?
Whether or not the marriage was freely contracted.
Whether or not both parties were emotionally and/or psychologically mature enough to establish such a lifelong partnership.
Whether or not both parties intended to enter into a marital relationship which was indissoluble, faithful, and open to the possibility of procreation.
In short, any married person can petition the Tribunal to take up their case and investigate the possibility of a declaration of marriage nullity for their marriage. However, the Tribunal must be very certain that the marriage relationship in question has in fact broken down and that no reconciliation between the husband and wife is possible. To this end, a declaration of civil divorce, while not dissolving the bond of marriage between the parties in the eyes of the Catholic Church, is nevertheless required before petitioning for an annulment, in order to demonstrate the unfortunate breakdown and irreconcilability of a given marriage. Please note that since all marriages between one man and one woman are presumed to be valid and binding until proven otherwise, no investigation into the possible invalidity of a marriage that has not suffered irreconcilable breakdown may ever be undertaken.
How do I begin the process for a declaration of marriage nullity?
Contact a priest or deacon (preferably one assigned to your Catholic parish) and he will make an appointment to meet with you to complete an introductory form called "Application for Annulment." You will be asked to provide pertinent documents and to write a history of your courtship and marriage according to a set of questions.
The priest will forward this application, documents and history to the Tribunal. You will be notified by the Tribunal of the receipt of these documents and will be asked to have a personal interview with a member of the Tribunal staff. The purpose of this interview is to provide you with an opportunity to speak directly with Tribunal staff, and to allow the Tribunal to ask you follow-up questions about your marital relationship, something which is not possible through the written questionnaire alone.
If the Tribunal decides not to accept a particular case for a formal hearing, (e.g. because there are no apparent grounds acceptable in church law or no proofs to document the grounds) a detailed explanation will be given to the person who made the request for an investigation for possible declaration of marriage nullity, together with appropriate references for proper pastoral guidance and direction.
Marriage is never a totally private relationship. It creates profound effects on the family, society and the Church. Witnesses, are required by church law to assist the Tribunal in coming to a deeper understanding of you, your spouse, your marriage and its unfortunate breakdown. This testimony will be used as proof to document the grounds (reasons why this marriage may have been invalid from the beginning).
Sometimes doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, professional counselors, priests, ministers, etc. have been consulted before or during a marriage in order to assist a person or couple. If this is true, you may be asked to provide their complete names(s), and, after you have signed a release, the professional(s) may provide us confidentially with information that may be of great value in the investigation of a marriage.
There are also certain grounds that if considered, require by canon law to have an Expert Witness review the case. An Expert Witness is a psychiatrist, psychologist or professional counselor who, if required, would look at the case with specific questions to answer, that have been asked by the judge in the case.
What About my Former Spouse (the "Respondent")?
Your former spouse will be notified by the Tribunal. He/she will be offered the opportunity to present his/her history of the marriage as well as to introduce any witnesses he/she chooses. The law of the Catholic Church requires this in order that both sides of the story regarding the marriage may be heard. It is important, therefore, for the Tribunal to have an accurate, current address of the former spouse. If this is not available, then the Tribunal must have his/her last known address together with the address of a family member through whom he/she may be contacted. Again, please note that the Tribunal will contact the former spouse. It is suggested that you also inform your former spouse of your desire to petition for an annulment.
When all the information that is available has been gathered and all who are willing to cooperate have been heard, the parties are notified of their right to review the case at the Office of the Tribunal and to offer further proofs, if needed. Under church law, both the petitioner and the respondent may review each other's testimony in the course of this investigation. However, such review may only take place at the Tribunal office in Duluth or at the nearest Tribunal office if either party lives in another diocese, and no party is permitted to make copies of any of the information found in the case, to remove or add information during the review of the case or even to make physical notes transcribing the information or take pictures of the information. Besides the petitioner and the respondent, no one else has any access to this material except the immediate members of the Tribunal staff assigned to the investigation of a marriage, and they are bound to secrecy by an oath.
Who else is involved in a process for declaration of marriage nullity?
A trained member of the Tribunal staff serves as Defender of the Bond in order to argue the validity of the marriage and to guarantee your rights, the rights of your former spouse and rights of the Church. The Chief Judge, who is a deacon or priest that has been formerly trained in the marriage law of the Church, will formally hear your case and, after receiving all the material, will render a decision. If either party or the Defender of the Bond is not in agreement with the decision, the law of the Church provides for the possibility of an appeal of the decision. The appellate court for Duluth is the Metropolitan Court of Appeal headquartered in St. Paul.
Since each case is different, we cannot predict how long it will take to complete the study of each marriage. It depends, in part, upon the extent to which your former spouse cooperates, along with his or her witnesses and yours, in allowing access to information or offering insights into the history of this relationship. Here, you can be of help. Without going into the details of your petition, you can point out to at least your relatives and friends, whose names you are giving to the Tribunal as witnesses, that their prompt response to letters and contacts from the Tribunal is important – for it makes the work on your case easier.
Is Remarriage in the Catholic Church Allowed?
If an annulment is granted and there are no restrictions attached to it, the usual procedure of preparing for marriage in the Catholic Church may be started with the local parish priest or deacon. Please note that permission to remarry in the Catholic Church can in no way be granted before the process for marriage nullity for the previous marriage has been duly completed and an "Affirmative" decision has been rendered (i.e.- the marriage in question is judged to have been invalid). No date for a future marriage should be made before that time. Clergy of the Diocese of Duluth have been instructed that they are not to schedule dates for a possible new marriage until a declaration of nullity has been granted. The Tribunal is not responsible for arbitrary promises or guarantees made by any priest, religious or layperson.
Is there a Fee for Tribunal Services?
There is absolutely no required fee to participate in the declaration of marriage nullity process and to receive a decision from the Tribunal concerning the validity of a marriage. However, as must be expected, the Diocese incurs added expenses in operating the Tribunal. There are salaries to be paid and costs associated with any office. Consequently, at the end of the marriage nullity process, each Petitioner will be asked to consider giving a non tax-deductible donation to the Tribunal to assist in the costs of processing one's marriage nullity case.
As an office of pastoral ministry in the Catholic Church, the Marriage Tribunal is happy to help answer your questions and hear your concerns, as well as offer advice and information for making decisions regarding the annulment process. Please call Shawna Hansen, Coordinator for Tribunal, at (218) 724-9111, or email [email protected] for more information. God bless you!
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> He seems to be MIA: How often did you try to contact him and how long ago?
> (always remember that most of us work for Debian in our spare time).
I did that, he could have it back anytime for the asking.
> > got no response.  I use the package, and I did the most recent NMU.
> > asking, but for now, it's mine, mine, all mine!  Mwuah-ha-ha-ha-ha!!
all the things that need doing.
handled -- in particular, with the offer to return it at any time.
> > as more developers become MIA over time.
> more people sending ITHs.


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Distracted driving accidents lead to thousand of fatalities every year, with hundreds of thousands of people being injured, disfigured, scarred and traumatized for life. In response to these statistics, Utah has enacted legislation prohibiting certain types of common distractions. In Utah, all drivers are banned from sending text messages while behind the wheel.
A variety of studies, public and private, such as a Virginia Tech study revealed that texting drivers are 23 times more likely to be involved in an accident than drivers who are not distracted. Utah law also includes distraction in the definition of careless driving. A driver is considered careless if he or she is distracted by a handheld cellphone while behind the wheel.
Even though texting while driving is illegal in Utah and significantly increases the risk of being in a car accident, many drivers continue to engage in texting. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 31 percent of U.S. drivers admitted to texting behind the wheel.
While it is difficult to calculate how many car accidents are caused by texting, the National Safety Council reported that 28 percent of car accidents were caused by cellphone use.
Most people don't associate texting and driving as being intoxicated and driving. After all peopel rationalize that people who drink and drive know they are potentially endangering the lives of others. What these people fail to realize is that texting while driving puts everyone at risk for being in a car accident. In addition to facing a traffic citation and other charges, drivers who text can also cause serious and fatal car crashes. A YouTube video documentary shares the story of just one, of many Utah accidents, along with a few other stories from around the U.S. involving the dangers of distracted driving. The video puts names and faces to the warnings about texting and driving. It shows how the negligent behavior severely injures victims, kills victims and forever impacts the families and friends of the victims whose injuries could have been prevented if drivers had simply put their phones down.
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Workers on some private construction projects in San Jose could soon see a boost in their pay.
On Tuesday in their last meeting before a month-long recess, the San Jose City Council voted to require contractors to pay workers on projects that get a subsidy from the city a prevailing wage.
The move came the same day a judge sentenced contractor Job Torres Hernandez to more than eight and a half years in prison for forcing immigrants to work without pay on the subsidized Silvery Towers project in downtown San Jose and forcing them to live in a squalid warehouse.
But the new ordinance also carves out a series of exceptions — including for affordable housing projects, instances where the city reduces or eliminates a fee for all projects within a certain land-use category, such as residential, and where construction of the project wouldn't be likely to happen without a subsidy. And it doesn't include some of what labor unions and others have pushed for, such as local hiring requirements, which are slated to come back before council in August after a July recess.
Labor unions, which have pushed for strong prevailing wage requirements, have expressed concerns about what they see as major flaws with the way the city has approached the issue.
"We want the city to incentivize downtown development that benefits the entire community and creates good quality, career-path construction jobs for local community members," wrote South Bay Labor Council head Ben Field and Santa Clara and San Benito Counties Building and Construction Trades Council executive director David Bini in a letter to the council. "Subsidies to bad actors create an un-level playing field and signal responsible developers to not invest in San Jose."
One of the main sticking points has to do with downtown high rises. There are currently some incentives for builders of downtown high rises — meant to spark development in San Jose's core — and the city is currently reviewing the possibility of extending those incentives in August.
But Field and Bini wrote that they are concerned about the high-rise exemption being approved before the council can put an ordinance in place that not only includes a prevailing wage, but local hiring guidelines, along with guidelines for apprentice programs and hiring disadvantaged workers.
"We are writing to let you know of our continued concerns about the city's actions to provide tax and fee subsidies and an exemption for affordable housing obligations to downtown high-rise developments with no workforce standards," the pair wrote. "The city's proposed actions in this regard appear to be moving towards violating the agreement between the mayor and the labor movement which was adopted by the City Council on April 3, 2018."
The unions and several council members also raised concerns about how a required study to determine whether an extension of the high-rise incentives would count as a subsidy was to be conducted. In April, the city and labor leaders agreed that they would work off of an approved list of consultants to handle the study, but the city had an existing contract with Keyser Marston and planned to use that firm.
"Now with sudden urgency that an economic downturn is around the corner, it feels that we are simply defaulting to an existing consultant for no other reason than convenience," Council members Raul Peralez and Magdalena Carrasco wrote in a memo, echoing concerns from labor leaders.
But in a memo, director of economic development Kim Walesh and director of the public works department Matt Cano, said that reworking the consulting process could delay the process by months and put thousands of units of housing in jeopardy, with high-rise developers relying on fee waivers.
"The opportunity to capture high-rise development in the downtown is rapidly closing as the current market cycle cools and the economic outlook for the future becomes more uncertain," Walesh and Cano wrote.
One of the projects waiting to hear what happens to the high-rise program is Starcity, a co-living project slated to rise downtown.
"It is critical to lower the fee structure and establish certainty in short order on what affordable housing and park fees will be in order to secure financing on the project's construction and allow 800 moderate income units to be built," wrote Eli Sokol, the company's development manager, in a letter to the council. "There simply couldn't be any more urgency than this moment as Starcity is in a prime window to attract investors and lock-in construction pricing in order to break ground by year's end on what we believe will be a transformative project for downtown San Jose."
In an unusual move, business groups like the Silicon Valley Organization backed Tuesday's prevailing wage vote as a necessary precursor to securing fee waivers for downtown development.
Councilman Johnny Khamis, one of the most conservative council members, said he opposed the idea of more regulations but wanted to move the study forward.
"The system is working," Khamis said. "Why create more regulation."
In the end, the council approved a compromise suggested by Mayor Sam Liccardo to choose a consultant who can study the financial feasibility of housing developments quickly from a list submitted by Field in the short-term, and after four months, for other projects put out a more robust request for proposals that also fits the April agreement.
"Everybody here is pro-housing," said Councilwoman Maya Esparza. But, she added, "we also need to have a vibrant workforce."
Also on Tuesday, the council approved an agreement with PG&E to convert thousands of streetlights to LED lights, and adopted a resolution that will let the city buy discounted emergency telecommunications equipment and services through Calnet 3, a partnership between the state of California and AT&T. Council members also heard an update on the city's efforts to increase housing for moderate-income families — from increasing the building of accessory dwelling units, or granny flats, through a forgivable loan program to helping first-time homebuyers with down payments.
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Leicestershire CCC has announced that next week's Second XI Championship game against MCC Young Cricketers has been called off due to waterlogging.
The recent weather has made the potential for cricket across Leicestershire and Rutland particularly challenging. Indeed, the Leicestershire and Rutland Cricket League has decided to delay the start of the season by a week until Saturday, April 28.
Kibworth CC, who was due to host the three-day fixture on Monday, April 16, has suffered with large amounts of rain and the ground remains saturated despite the club's very best efforts to get the game on. The match will be a no result with each team picking up five points.
Leicestershire Second XI is now due to get their season underway with white ball and red ball friendlies at Durham later this month. A 50-over game is scheduled for Brandon CC on Tuesday, April 24 and a three-day fixture is due to be played at Emirates Riverside on Wednesday, April 25.
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Q: Container is not defined problem in React I'm trying to learn React but this 'Container' is not defined and I don't know why I got this error, even though I did everything in the course
Here is App.js
import React from "react";
import { Row } from "reactstrap";
import CategroyList from "./CategroyList";
import Navi from "./Navi";
import ProductList from "./ProductList";

function App() {
  return (
    <div>
      <Container> //'Container' is not defined
        <Row>
          <Navi />
        </Row>
        <Row>
          <CategroyList />
          <ProductList />
        </Row>
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    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Here json code and I downloaded last reacstrap version and I imported the 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css' in my index.js file but as you see I still take error
  "name": "intro",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "private": true,
  "dependencies": {
    "@testing-library/jest-dom": "^5.14.1",
    "@testing-library/react": "^11.2.7",
    "@testing-library/user-event": "^12.8.3",
    "react": "^17.0.2",
    "react-dom": "^17.0.2",
    "react-scripts": "4.0.3",
    "reactstrap": "^9.0.0",
    "web-vitals": "^1.1.2"
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  "scripts": {
    "start": "react-scripts start",
    "build": "react-scripts build",
    "test": "react-scripts test",
    "eject": "react-scripts eject"
  },
  "eslintConfig": {
    "extends": [
      "react-app",
      "react-app/jest"
    ]
  },
  "browserslist": {
    "production": [
      ">0.2%",
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      "not op_mini all"
    ],
    "development": [
      "last 1 chrome version",
      "last 1 firefox version",
      "last 1 safari version"
    ]
  }
}

A: You are missing the Container import on line 2:
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