text:
Sex Horny Search Girl To Fuck Horny Married Ladies Seeking Woman Looking Sex
Only females plz. Send me something decent.
|Relationship Status:
|Actively looking
|I Search Sex
|Wilmington, NC
|Bright red
|Relation Type:
|Lookin For My 1 Lady
Views: 3132
Indoana plus folks, the prospect of a "friend with benefits" is looking less and less like a millennial indulgence. She gave you a nonchalant shrug and smiled.
I Am Searching Private Sex Sex dating in denver indiana
At first, her disclosure strikes you as too much information. But then it gets you thinking: You're singletoo — what could be so bad about a casual night in bed with someone you like but don't love?Beautiful Ladies Searching Sex Encounters Charlotte
For plus types unwilling to walk — possibly re walk — the path that leads to romance, rings and relocation, the prospect of a " friend with benefits " is looking less and sex dating in denver indiana like a millennial indulgence. After all, it gets awfully lonely waiting around devner "the one. Many older divorced or widowed men and women are in the same boat.
Sex dating in denver indiana I Searching Couples
They feel protective of their privacy and peace of mind, but they haven't become eunuchs or hermits. Every now and then, a familiar craving surfaces.
You're probably not desperate enough to stalk your neighbors, or to go looking for friends with benefits in all the wrong places bars come to mind. Sex dating in denver indiana offered a chance to reconnect with someone from your past — dinner with your high school steady, for example — you might just surprise yourself by winding up in bed. The next morning or even that night come the recriminations: Was it wrong to give that person the sexual green light when you had no intention of rekindling the emotional side of the relationship?
Marilyn, a year-old ni colleague of mine, recently reconnected with someone she had worked with many years ago. A wife fucks big cocks weeks later, she denvrr him for " a wonderful weekend " in his home state. I'm in like with him — and that's exactly where I want to be. Marilyn's casual approach to maintaining a friendship with benefits typifies the mindset of older folks ineiana have reconciled sex dating in denver indiana to having "great fun" even if it's "just one of those things.
Sex dating in denver indiana
In The Normal Bar, a book I wrote last year with Chrisanna Northrup and James Witte, we singles nights in kent that 61 percent of female survey respondents who had partners fantasized about someone they had met.
For sex dating in denver indiana, the figure was 90 percent. And should they be propositioned by someone they found attractive, 48 percent of the women and 69 percent of the men said they would be tempted to have indiqna outside the relationship. Indeed, many surrendered to that lure in actuality: It found that 6 percent to 8 percent of singles age 50 and up were dating more than one person at a time.
The same study revealed sex dating in denver indiana percent of survey respondents were in a sexual relationship that did not involve cohabitation.
Can a casual sexual relationship exact an emotional toll? For sure, people who associate intimacy with commitment are ill-suited to sex that's as meaningful as a summer breeze; for them, the FWB arrangement would be a bad idea. That doesn't mean all casual lovers feel emotionally bereft in the wake of a purely physical rendezvous, mind you.
Many say they're getting exactly what they want and need. Sex dating in denver indiana that a deplorably manipulative state of affairs? Possibly — until you stop to consider how many of us are comfortable with being unpartnered but free online dating chats few of us are willing to remain untouched. Sex dating in denver indiana sexologist Joan Price, for one, endorses "gray hookups," but with a couple dwnver strong caveats: The people involved must be emotionally capable of handling their status as noncommitted bed partners, and they must protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases.
Friends With Benefits and Dating for 50+ Singles
In a national study conducted sex dating in denver indianasex dating in denver indiana Center for Sexual Naughty ladies want hot sex Espanola Promotion found sex partners over 50 twice as likely to use a condom when they regarded a sexual encounter as casual rather than as part of an ongoing relationship.
Mature sex partners do not have the best track record when it comes to using condoms, but at least they're likelier to use them when they know very little about a partner's sexual past — or inn Personally, I think it all indiqna down to a very simple choice at any age: Is enduring loneliness, celibacy and extreme horniness really a induana option than exchanging a few "simple gifts" between friends?
Pepper Schwartz answers your sex, relationships and dating questions in her blog. See the AARP home page for deals, savings tips, trivia and. You are leaving AARP.
Please return to AARP. Manage your email preferences and tell us which topics interest you so that we can prioritize the information you receive.
In the next 24 hours, you will receive an email to confirm your subscription to receive emails related to AARP volunteering. Once you confirm that subscription, you will regularly receive communications related to AARP volunteering.Slap Girl Game
Sex dating in denver indiana the meantime, asian fuck Cedar rapids feel free to search for ways to make wex difference in your community at www. Share with facebook. Share with twitter. Share with linkedin. Share using email.
Istock For plus folks, the prospect of a "friend with benefits" is looking less and less like a millennial indulgence.
So how do you handle it? What do you have to lose?
Zach Anderson is 19 and a typical teenager. He's into computers and wants to build a career around his love for electronics. But those plans. Free speed dating in denver indiana Dating 6 weeks valentine's day funny. U-pb dating method. Guinness Most successful sex dating site. Dating ages Denver's best %% FREE Woman online dating site for Sex! Woman dating is unforgettable with www.aadharcard.online! More than users in Denver.
Please leave your comment. AARP Membership. See All.
Join or Renew Today! Leaving AARP. Got it!
Woman Dating in Denver For Sex | Meet Singles Free
Please don't show me this again for 90 days. Cancel Continue. Thank You Close. Your email address is now confirmed. Explore all that AARP has to offer.
Offer Details. Thank you for your interest in volunteering!Sexy Women Want Sex Salina


text:
30 photos of the Fresh Bathroom Suites with Shower
Bathroom Suites With Shower – Some of us have a bath tub shower combination. That's, you stand in the tub and use the bathtub or you be seated in the tub and have a bath. Others have a standalone shower where you do not even need a bathtub in the same room and still others have a handheld connection that they use where they can. Showers are all over the place and for everyone, so it's not surprising that we now have many different types of shower mind available to take your blah bathroom to a spa level bathroom with hardly any effort.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Thanks for printing! Don't forget to come back to GlassRatner for fresh articles!
GlassRatner's Team
- Principals
- Senior Management
- Staff Directory
- Alan Barbee
- Paul Dopp
- Carol L. Fox
- Ronald Glass
- Kip Hamilton
- Samuel Hewitt
- J. Michael Issa
- Ian Ratner
- Jim Howard
- Tom Santoro
- Michael Spindler
- Antonio Pereira
- Tom Buck
- Mark Shapiro
- Wayne P. Weitz
- Gary Olsen
- Richard Peil
- Marshall Glade
- Armen Avedissian
- Todd Beresin
- Dan Berman
- William Buckley
- Clay Busker
- Jason Cristal
- George J. Demos
- Michael Fuqua
- Kelley Gastineau
- Bill Hughes
- Craig Jacobson
- Mark Jenkins
- Dan Korczyk
- Teresa Licamara
- Christopher B. Meadors
- Joel Murovitz
- Brad Smith
- Susan Smith
- Steven Speier
- Michael Thatcher
- Steven Walker
- Mike McGovern
- Brent King
- William McCaleb
- Joseph Pegnia
- Bert Lacativo
- Jeff Nerland
- Seth Freeman
- Eric Lange
- Greg Eidson
- Marc Spizzirri
- Jin Wang
- Bill Thomas
- Matt Barberich
- Melissa Scott
- Coral Hansen
- Scott Van Meter
- Lissa Weissman
- Nick Welch
- Susana Franco
- Claudia González Martínez
- Hillary Harlan
- Bruce L. Blacker
- Jose Cestero
- Jonathan Wernick
- Matthew Raiff
- Eric Lee
- Piotr Luc
- Kenny O'Trakoun
- Payman Mahjoory
- Nancy Colah
- Steven Braithwaite
- Greg Coppola
- Allie Castillo
- Laura Clemente
- Jennifer Copeland
- Peter N. Schaeffer
- Faryl Freeman
- Ross Hickman
- Kerith Holguin
- Shana Hood
- David Jeffries
- Bernadette Lombardo
- Linda Morvant
- Ashley Peal
- Steven Prager
- Janet Pritchard
- Michelle Sams
- Cyrus H. Sharp
- Shevi Smith
- Brian Thompson
- Robert Trenk
- Tess Wolff
- Wendy Zolty
- Ryan Gustafsen
- Jonathan Eargle
- Josh Kreisman
- Bill Cosden
- Zhenni Niu
- Wen Tan
- Mardelle Klaus
- Adam Hurst
- Zachary Parkins
- Austin Bennett
- Jeanne Aulbach
- Josh Bennett
- Jack Jupin
- Emily McCutchan
- Lori Coffey
- Amy Turner
- Johanna Tejada
- Kiara Wilson
- Michael Sultanik
- Michael Proctor
- Shiying Zhang
- Irene Byela
- David Greenblatt
- Karyn Kalita
- Daniel Uitti
- Margaret Watkins
- Tiffany Foster
- Christina Reynolds
- Jeannie O'Donnell
- Samantha Mark
- James Fox
- Al Lieberman
- Judah Dominguez
- Jonathan Vukanovich
- Ashley Colón
- Nicholas Junttila
Cyrus H. Sharp
Mobile: 404-307-1994
Areas of Expertise
- Due Diligence
- Financial Advisor
- Valuation
- Cash Flow Projections
- Asset Management
- Mortgage Brokerage
- Borrower & Lender Advisory
- Real Estate Brokerage
- Capital Markets
- Principle Investments/Financings
- Real Estate
Prominent Matters
- Advisor to Real Estate Family Office
- Advisor to Real Estate Investment Fund
- 9 Years with GlassRatner
- 34 Years of Relevant Experience
- BS Real Estate, Florida State University
Cyrus Sharp is an accomplished leader in real estate finance, recognized for his expertise in debt and equity finance, structuring, underwriting and valuation.
With over two decades' experience, he has served in key roles for some of the nation's largest financial institutions and has earned a reputation for thought leadership, team development, and consistent production. He has headed banking teams as well as originated, structured, and closed more than $3B in debt and equity transactions. Primarily focused on investment real estate, Sharp has financed, underwritten, and valued virtually all types of income property types including multifamily, student housing, retail, office, industrial, self storage, and hotels.
Since 2009, Sharp has consulted with numerous real estate owners regarding deal strategy and structuring, recapitalization, loan modifications, workouts, new capital formation, asset management, and operational performance with a focus on the CMBS industry. His engagements included advising real estate operators in forming strategic plans for workouts, recapitalization, and business optimization as well as sourcing equity and debt, negotiating loan modifications with banks and special servicers, and providing asset management oversight to real estate portfolios.
Prior to joining GlassRatner, Sharp spent 13 years as a capital markets lender in New York and Atlanta. Most recently, he was a Managing Director with Natixis Real Estate Capital, a large French financial institution, responsible for their Southeast US loan production. The previous 8 years, he was Executive Director in the real estate finance group of CIBC World Markets, one of the largest Canadian banks, starting in New York and moving to Atlanta to head that office in 2000. Responsibilities included origination, structuring, underwriting and closing fixed rate CMBS loans, floating rate balance sheet loans, mezzanine loans, preferred equity, and credit facilities. His earlier career includes four years as a commercial real estate appraiser and three years at AIG Global Real Estate.
A native of Orlando, FL, Cyrus Sharp earned his degree from Florida State University in real estate, and now serves on the Executive Advisory Board for their Center for Real Estate. He is the 2004 recipient of the Network's Award in recognition of significant contributions to the FSU Real Estate Program and is a frequent guest speaker at the FSU College of Business where he lectures on various real estate capital markets topics including loan underwriting, property valuation, and career development.


text:
Lebanon, NH: New Victoria Publishers, 1978. Paperback. [64p] personal inscription signed by Dyak, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. . Grier B.
Cat.No: 66904
Price: $35.00
See all items in Lesbiana, Maine, Poetry, Signed, inscribed, autographed, Autograph, signature, Utopian movements and literature, Women
See all items by Miriam Dyak


text:
Each summer a small island in the Irish Sea becomes the focus of motorcycling enthusiasts from around the world.
The Isle of Man is a self-governing British Crown Dependency between Great Britain and Ireland. The island is about 32 miles long and, at its widest, 14 miles wide. It has been inhabited for more than eight thousand years. English is the main language spoken but the island has its own Celtic origin language (Manx). The Isle of Man's Tynwald (parliament), is believed to be the oldest continuous parliamentary body in the world.
The island used British stamps until 1958 when Great Britain's regional issues began. The Isle of Man Post Office was founded in 1973 to secure postal independence and, since then, the island has issued its own stamps.
The first issue was a fifteen pence commemorative which depicted the Vikings landing on the island in 938.
5,628 total views
The 1970s was a prominent period of large scale socio-political change and counterculture during which people felt increasingly at-ease to express themselves through music, fashion and leisure pursuits and this was no different in the Channel Island, Jersey.
The six-stamp souvenir sheet above, recently issued by the island, explore aspects of 1970s popular culture, including language, music, fashion, events, food and leisure. In addition the sheet has a timeline, showing significant events of the 1970s including the year the first email was sent, the year of the first test tube baby and, perhaps controversially, the year Margaret Thatcher became UK Prime Minister.
The miniature sheet (above) accompanying the stamps was created by fashion illustrator, Caroline Smith – who also illustrated the flared trousers for the 76p fashion stamp on the souvenir sheet. It features a colourful and vibrant representation of Jersey's main shopping street using colours, styles and typical shop-fronts of the 1970s high street.
5,656 total views
In the late 1970s a fascinating series of articles written by Mr. K. Kouwenberg about the history of stamp collecting, appeared in the Dutch magazine Philatelie. This series has been the source of inspiration for PostBeeld owner Rob Smit to rewrite the history of stamp collecting in instalments. This is Part 30 – William P. Brown.
So far, we have mainly focused on Europe, but stamp collecting had also begun, albeit a bit later, over the Atlantic Ocean in North America. But it is not entirely certain who can be seen as the first American stamp dealer.
6,259 total views


text:
Kelly hurt in Cards loss to Brewers
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals' 5-1 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday may prove more costly than one defeat in the NL Central standings.
Cardinals starter Joe Kelly left in the middle of the fourth inning with left hamstring tightness after trying to beat out a bunt attempt in the top half.
"I felt like I tried to step a little quicker, maybe a little overextend and hit the bag a little bit before it and ended up tweaking it," Kelly said.
He was scheduled to return to St. Louis for additional examination and treatment.
"I was feeling pretty good. I had three pitches working for me first time the whole year," he said. "I had a slider and a pretty good curveball breaking down, and had some velocity on my fastball and was locating it."
Kelly (1-1), who gave up an unearned run and three hits in four innings, did not know whether he would miss his next turn.
"If I miss my next start, I do," he said. "It's early in the year. It's best to be precautionary and go out and be healthy and go to my next one."
Wily Peralta (2-0) allowed one run and six hits in 6 1-3 innings, helping the Brewers avoid a series sweep.
Milwaukee, which entered the series with a nine-game winning streak, had one run and six hits in losing the first two games to St. Louis. The Cardinals won last year's season series 14-5.
"It felt good. That's a pretty good team over there," Lucroy said. "They've had some momentum against us the last few years, so it was nice to get a win. To finish a homestand 4-2, that's pretty good. If we do that the rest of the year, we're going to be there at the end. They're a good team, a good club, but we're glad to pull one out against them on the last day."
After Kelly departed, the Brewers boosted their lead to 4-0 in the fifth against Seth Maness.
Wily Peralta reached when his two-out liner went off the glove of shortstop Jhonny Peralta. Gomez walked, Jean Segura reached on an infield single, Lucroy followed with a two-run single and Aramis Ramirez had an RBI single.
Milwaukee went ahead in the third inning when first baseman Matt Adams misplayed Logan Schafer's leadoff bouncer for an error, Peralta sacrificed, and Carlos Gomez hit an RBI double to the wall in right-center, one pitch after bunting foul.
"That just goes back to prove the point that that's something we've got to bring every day," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "We've got to bring that good defense. … We've got the kind of guys who can make the plays. In games like this where we're not stacking up a bunch of runs."
Allen Craig hit his first home run of the season, a sixth-inning drive off Peralta. Pat Neshek walked pinch-hitter Lyle Overbay with the bases loaded in the eighth for the Brewers final run.
Will Smith, Tyler Thornburg and Francisco Rodriguez combined for 2 2-3 innings of scoreless relief. Thornburg retired three batters, extending his streak to 20 batters over six outings.
"I expect good things through this season," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said of his bullpen. "We'll try to manage them right and make sure we're not using too many of the guys. I think Thornburg is stepping in, and what he's doing is huge."
NOTES: Ryan Braun, still bothered by an ailing right thumb, was held out of the starting lineup. Braun, hitting 269, has three homers and 10 RBIs — but all the homers and seven RBIs came at Philadelphia on April 8. … Official scorer Tim O'Driscoll originally credited Wily Peralta with a single in the fifth, then changed it to an error on Jhonny Peralta, then after the game ruled it a hit for Wily Peralta.


text:
Site Map
Printers & Plotters
Hewlett Packard
List All Hp Printers
Hp Designjet 30
Hp Designjet 30n
Hp Designjet 100plus
Hp Designjet 110plus
Hp Designjet 130
Hp Designjet 130nr
Hp Designjet 500
Hp Designjet 430
Hp Designjet 800ps
Hp Designjet 800
Hp Designjet 815mfp
Hp Designjet 820mfp
Hp Designjet 1055CM Plus
Hp Designjet 1050C Plus
Hp Designjet T1100
Hp Designjet 4000 (42")
Hp Designjet 4000ps (42")
Hp Designjet 4500 (42")
Hp Designjet 4500ps (42")
Hp Designjet 4500mfp (42")
Hp Designjet 5500 (42")
Hp Designjet 5500 (60")
Hp Designjet 5500ps (42")
Hp Designjet 5500ps (60")
Hp Designjet 5500 uv (42")
Hp Designjet 5500 uv (60")
Hp Designjet 5500ps uv (42")
Hp Designjet 5500ps uv (60")
Hp Designjet T620
Hp Designjet T770
Hp Designjet T1120
Hp Designjet T1200
Hp Designjet T2300
Hp Designjet T7100
Hp Designjet Z3200
Hp Designjet Z5200
Hp Designjet Z6100
Hp Designjet Z6200
List All Xerox Printers
new products
6279 Wide Format Solution
6604/6605 Wide Format Solution
printing solutions
6204 Wide Format Solution
6030/6050 Printer
6030/6050 Printer w/Scan
Synergix Print System 510dp
Synergix Print System 721p
List All Oce Printers
Colorwave 300
Colorwave 600
Plotwave 300
Océ Power Logic
List All Canon Printers
ImagePROGRAF iPF600
ImagePROGRAF iPF610
ImagePROGRAF iPF700
ImagePROGRAF iPF710
ImagePROGRAF iPF8000
ImagePROGRAF iPF8100
ImagePROGRAF iPF9100
Print Tracking
MetaPrint Abacus
Engineering Copiers
List All Copiers
3001 Engineering Copier
3030 Engineering Copier
3040 Engineering Copier
Océ 7050 Family
Graphtec Scanner
List All Scanners
CS600 Pro
CS500 Pro
IS200 Pro
IS200 Pro LC
TDS700 system
Highly productive system with 9 D-size prints per minute and capable of running, uninterrupted, for over 10,000 square feet!
Unique, long-term investment – Ideally fulfills your current requirements and field upgradeable for your changing needs
Flexible and configurable to your environment - 2-6 roll plus cut sheet tray and two scanner options – productive high volume monochrome or color scanning
Superior output quality with 600x1200 dpi pico printing
Optimized workflow with intuitive software options
Small footprint with integrated output receiving tray on top of system
Effiecient, productive printing
Designed with streamlined production in mind, users spend less time printing, copying and scanning with the following distinctive features:
6 roll media capability and toner loading-while-printing offer over 10,000 square feet of uninterrupted printing capability without the need to stop the system to load toner or paper
Instant-on printing capability with the revolutionary Océ Radiant Fusing Technology ensures that output is received when you need it without waiting for warm up time
The integrated output receiving tray on top of the system takes up less space and neatly stacks collated output for easy access and no post process sorting required
Ergonomically designed media roll loading including automatic cutters in every drawer and a media roll rest ensures that employees can quickly and easily load media.
Robust software applications for print submission and job management ensure control of the system
Inuitive user panels and controls ensure that users get the output they need with minimal effort.
Robust features for use in a workgroup or central repro department
Easy-to-use tools for printing from your desk top or managing print jobs on a larger scale:
Feature-rich desktop or web-based print submission applications make printing collated sets easy.
Certified Microsoft Windows Drivers, AutoCAD HDI Drivers, and true Adobe PostScript/PDF ensure that all the information will be printed accurately.
Cutting-edge queue management enables the prioritization and reprinting of copy and print jobs for enhanced system control.
Unique scanner templates customize the scanner settings, minimizing time spent defining scanner setting, making the system even more user-friendly from a walk up environment.
Superior Print Quality
Exceptional 600 x1200 dpi pico printing ensures incredible quality output – sharp, fine details, smooth grey scales, and brilliant renderings of 3-D drawings and intricate graphics.
Project a professional image with every print – ensuring that all the details are accurately displayed in every print.
Optimized workflow
Concurrent scanning, copying, and printing minimizes queue length and employee downtime.
The Océ Power Logic Controller quickly processes even large files to speed printing and minimize time waiting for printing.
One-step scan-to-file enables scanning to just about any location (controller, FTP, or network location) minimizes time digitizing documents for storage or distribution.
Proven reliability minimizes downtime
Reliability is the hallmark of Océ technology – ensuring the ability to meet your tough deadlines. Océ systems are highly regarded for their continuous, trouble-free performance – minimizing system and employee downtime.
Océ Image Logic® technology offers superior copy quality
Océ Image Logic was developed by Océ with the objective that all originals should be copied or scanned to file with the optimum quality level the first time, without any operator intervention except in the case of special or difficult originals.
Océ Image Logic is a state-of-the-art technology that provides the most productive, reliable, and easy to use solution for high quality copying and scanning available on the market. Océ Image Logic consistently turns imperfect originals into perfect copies and scans.
Océ Scan Logic®
Océ Scan Logic® is a premium scan-to-file solution and is available on most of the Océ TDS range of products including monochrome and color.
The Océ Scan Logic scan-to-file software solution enables users to:
Scan to any destination, including the Océ Power Logic Controller®, your network or an FTP site
Scan directly to all popular file formats, including TIFF, PDF and JPG
Patented Océ Image Logic® technology ensures optimal quality
Océ Scan Logic software ensures consistency and accuracy on color scans.
Océ Account Center turns printing costs into income
Organizations that find it difficult to control and allocate costs will find that the optional Océ Account Center software is a reliable and easy-to-use tool for cost recovery. You can track all the printing, copying and scanning activities of the system and allocate the costs to the users, departments and projects to which they belong. Océ Account Center ensures reimbursement by turning those costs into chargeable income
Learn more about the Océ TDS700
Océ TDS700 Brochure (PDF)
Océ TDS700 Spec Sheet (PDF)
Dieterich-Post Company
616 Monterey Pass Road
Monterey Park, CA 91754
order toll free (800)955-3729
fax (800) 688-3729
or login to the business center.


text:
Monday, May 13, 2019 | Pastor Kevin
How often do you stop to consider just how loved you really are? David writes a song about God's love, and we still sing parts of it today. He writes, "Your love, O Lord, reaches to the heavens, your faithfulness to the skies. Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains, your justice like the great deep (or the deep blue sea)." When we talk about God's love, we are talking about a love that is willingly given, sacrificial, and unconditional. It is not based upon what I do or how much I please Him, He simply loves me for me. This is a love that is difficult to replicate simply because our love is, on many occasions, the exact opposite. We pick and choose who we love and then we love them because of their actions towards us or because they "make us happy." David reminds us that true love is far deeper. It is based upon God's love for us; therefore, it emulates His love. We literally begin to love others as God loves them, because we see them from His spiritual perspective and not from our fleshly one. Have you experienced God's incredible love in your own life? If so, have you allowed it to change the way you love others? Jesus tells us that our love for one another will actually draw people to Him. That love does not flow from our flesh, but from the Spirit that lives inside of us. Tap into His love and watch Him change the way you love others.
Help me, Lord, to tap into Your great love for me and to love others as You have loved me. Help me to be clothed in Your amazing love and to celebrate it in everything that I do.


text: 2016 Holiday Spectacular! Published on: November 30, 2016 | Author: Top Gun Team SAVE 20% DURING DECEMBER! WE ARE BOOKING QUICKLY! RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW! Save 20% off any residential job for the entire month of December! Use PROMO CODE: CHHA2016-20P when calling or emailing. Contact us today! Phone: 770-310-6400 Quick Contact Name First Last PhoneEmail Comments Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: No tags |


text:
At this moment in time, South Africa don't need to do a great deal to set themselves up for a win in theory. With a bowling attack that consists of Vernon Philander, Kagiso Rabada, Morne Morkel and now Lungisani Ngidi, wickets fall at regular intervals with opposition batsman outfoxed by crafty seam bowling or blown away by a hostile barrage of express pace. The South African attack has it all and there is nowhere to hide for the rival batsman.
Unfortunately, the bulk of the South African runs of late has been scored by the aforementioned bowlers as the resistance at the top of the order is wafer thin. The Proteas enter 2018 with one of the weakest batting line-ups they have had for some time. If the bowling conveyor belt is producing overtime the batsman line has completely shut down.
Ottis Gibson's men did brilliantly to roll over India in the test series 2-1 with the series-defining performances coming from the bowlers, Ngidi's 6-39 on debut was enough to hand the hosts a win at Centurion and wrap the series up with a game to go. Worryingly only one South African batsman recorded a hundred in the series and their highest total over the three tests was 335. Adding to the concerns would be that the Proteas failed to get past 200 in three of the six innings they batted.
The South African batsman would argue that the pitch and conditions were not conducive to making high scores but the woeful form with the willow has carried on in the ODI's against India. In the second ODI against India at Centurion South Africa were bundled out for 118. That total was South Africa's lowest at home in ODIs and the subsequent defeat gives India a great chance to inflict immediate revenge on the Proteas in the form of a series victory with the tourists at odds of 1/7 to see the job through in cricket betting.
With the ODI series against India all but over before it ever began due to the dreadful batting the South Africans have put on display there are grave concerns about the test series to follow against Australia.
The big Australian quicks and even the wily Nathan Lyon will be chomping at the bit to bowl to the South Africans. Proteas batting coach Dale Benkenstein has his work cut out for him over the next three weeks to ensure the batsmen are ready to cope with what the world-class Australian bowling attack will throw at them.
Just how Benkenstein will go about gearing the men up who are tasked with putting runs on the board for South Africa remains to be seen. Woefully out of form and brittle, the Proteas top-order would be decimated by most of the bowling attacks around the world at present.
There is no substitute for confidence or hard work. Only through hard work will Gibson's batsmen locate the self-belief that has been missing. Beginning a test series short on confidence against the Australians is a recipe for disaster that usually produces catastrophic implosion. It will be a desperate race against time for the Proteas to ensure they are match ready and competitive for this crucial home series.


text:
Linx® is a minimally invasive laparoscopic procedure intended for patients diagnosed with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) to prevent stomach acid from entering your esophagus. This procedure is designed to provide patients with a lifetime of relief. Dr. Kara Schultz is one of only a handful of surgeons in Ohio trained to perform Linx surgery.
If you have already been diagnosed with GERD, ask your provider about the Linx procedure. If you have questions about the procedure you can watch this informational video, or call our surgeon's office. A referral from your provider is required for the Linx procedure.


text:
If you are looking to make a visual statement, then our graphic designers can assist you! We offer the best graphic design Bloemfontein has to offer!
Need to brand your new business or promote? Our creative team has the experience to make it happen.
We specialize in a broad range design services. Design is communication, let us help you reach your target audience.


text:
Coast Oils on canvas board 5 x 7 inches £ 50 $ 70
Abstracted view of the coastline.
(Available from DailyPaintworks.com
or by email in UK)
Studio Musings...
This study was playing fast and loose.
It is very exciting using just imagination and a large brush.
I painted this at the end of day when the light was dropping.
In fact it was nearly dark. The benefit of this was my limited vision.
It sounds crazy to do this but I find a painting stays loose and simple.
Overworking with detail can be the road to disaster.
This morning when I photographed the image I was agreeably surprised.
Perhaps I should try this every day.


text:
A reader got in touch recently and asked for more info on document version control.
In this article:
What is version control?
The quick version is this: document version control is a way of making sure you know which is the current iteration of a document.
Version control is used for lots of project management documents as well as other assets.
You'll come it across it in particular in coding, where developers need to keep meticulous logs of what's been changed and what version is the current version of the code.
The main elements of configuration management aren't that different when we're talking specifically about documents.
I honestly thought I already had covered that in the blog – it's certainly the subject of a chapter in my book, Shortcuts to Success: Project Management in the Real World.
(The chapter is only a few pages long; even I can't spin out version control for more than that!)
Why is version control important?
Why would you want to know which is the latest version of something?
Version control is important because then you know everyone is working from the same version of a document.
Imagine the hours lost if someone on your team was working from out of date requirements, for example.
Actually, I don't have to imagine that situation, having been in it! It became part of lessons learned for our projects. Learn from my mistakes and keep tabs on how your files are evolving with version control.
How To Get Started With Document Version Control
Configuration management has always seemed to me to be a fancy title for something that's very easy to do.
The easiest way to version control your documents is to have your software tools do it for you.
Project management collaboration tools often have this feature baked in.
The reader was using Google Drive but I don't think this will let you save previous versions of documents. Microsoft SharePoint will, if you set it up to do so.
Every time you save a document back to the repository it creates a new version so you can always to back and see the changes that have been made.
Non-Software Version Control for Documents
If you don't have software that can do it for you, you can control your document versions manually.
Add a table to the front of the document that says the version, the author, a brief summary of changes in that version and the date.
Here's what that the table would look like:
|1 March 2017
|Nanette Bailey
|First draft
|15 March 2017
|N Bailey
|Review by
|22 March 2017
|N Bailey and F
|Wider review
by project team; section 6
updated (new
|28 March 2017
|F Jacobs
|Final review by all
project team
|3 April 2017
|N Bailey and F
|Final version
for signature;
costs updated
|14 April 2017
|F Jacobs
|27 April 2017
|N Bailey
(section 5)
Versions are 0.1, 0.2 etc until such point as the document is approved. Then it becomes version 1.0.
Subsequent edited versions become 1.1, 1.2, or if it's a major update, 2.0.
Just like they name new iPhones, or software versions! Do not worry about the numbers going up and up. In one of my projects we're currently on version 15 of a technical spec and you know what – it's all fine.
You've got numbers to use to refer to (and dates for extra backup) so that when you are talking to your team members you can reference the version you are using or expecting them to use.
They can quickly see from the front of the document if they have the right/most current version.
Most of the document templates I use already have this table set up at the front. Once you've got it done, it's easy to copy and paste the format to other documents.
It's not the most interesting part of project management but good document version control will keep you organised!


text:
Dream Works
1 Dec 2016 – 17 Dec 2016
Cost of entry
- Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, Granary Building
- 1 Granary Square, King's Cross
- London
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- King's Cross underground
Lethaby Gallery is pleased to present 'Dream works' by the inaugural Acme ASP, reanimating the narratives of artistic production, exhibition-making and documentation through a collaborative installation.
Increasingly artworks aren't experienced first hand, but through websites, publications, photographs and press releases. These modes of mediation govern our expectations and judgements about direct encounters with artworks.
Through the use of collectively authored video, including shots of existing works, their process as well as research-material, 'dream works' utilises digital audio and video techniques as a curatorial framework for a presentation of individual works.
'Dream works' presents the work of Lydia Davies, Chris Ifould, Piotr Krzymowski, Sean Lavelle, Asta Meldal Lynge, Cameron Scott, Tilly Shiner and Nikhil Vettukatti


text:
I have been hearing about this recipe for months from my parents. Both of them. They make this with some regularity. Frequently enough that when I called for the recipe, my dad had it memorized. Not that it is too complicated, but still. My parents are not the only ones. I know I have seen recipes similar to this floating around on different blogs as well. Truthfully, I have no real reason to be so late to the french dip party. This is an easy recipe concept that requires almost no active time in the kitchen. Attractive? I think so. The biggest reason we had not made this sooner is probably just the lack of a beef roast (or any roast) in my freezer.
As I eluded to above, this recipe is as easy as they come. Prepping the crockpot is what I like to call a "dump and cook job." There is a little more involved at the end, as the meat needs to be shredded/cut thinly, but even with that, this easily falls into a weeknight capable recipe. My parents like to use their bread-machine to make a fresh loaf of bread for the sandwiches, and I am sure that would be amazing. My only tip would be if you have a little extra time, making these ahead of time would allow you to skim some of the fat off the au jus after it cooled. The meat and remaining au jus could easily be rewarmed in the crockpot. Nonetheless, I did not do that when we made these, and we ate them just fine. 🙂
These were definitely a hit at our house. Guess a gal really ought to learn to listen to both of her parents? Enjoy!
Crockpot French Dip Sandwiches
Adapted from allrecipes.com
3-4 lb. rump or other beef roast
1 (10.5 oz) can beef broth
1 (10.5 oz) can condensed French onion soup
1 (12 oz) can full-bodied beer
1/2 to 1 tsp. garlic powder
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
French rolls
provolone cheese
Trim any excess fat from the roast. Place in the crockpot. Pour the beef broth, french onion soup, and beer over the roast. Add the garlic powder and Worcestershire sauce. Cook on low for about 7 to 8 hours, or until the beef shreds easily. Shred or thinly slice the beef as desired. Place the meat back in the crockpot with the cooking liquid and heat through.
Turn the oven to broil. Split the rolls and add meat as desired. Top with sliced provolone cheese. Place under the broiler until the cheese is just melted, about 1-2 minutes. Serve with the cooking liquid as au jus.


text: Celebrations Dance EventsMadjitil Moorna Aboriginal Choir Cockburn Cultural Fair 20182 years agoPerth NowLike share Thank you for your supportMadjitil Moorna Aboriginal Choir Cockburn Cultural Fair 2018 Bring the family along and be inspired by the diversity of foods and culture right on our doorstep. This event highlights the many cultural communities of Cockburn and this year we have cultural dancers, a Mariachi band, roving entertainers and the Madjitil Moorna choir. It also includes the grand final of Cockburn's Got Talent. Madjitil Moorna Aboriginal Choir Cockburn Cultural Fair 2018. – Event date: 7th of April 2018 MADJITIL MOORNA is a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who sing in language to build understanding, hope and joy. Award-winning Aboriginal songwriters and performers lead the group. People love to listen to the mix of soulful and joyous contemporary and more traditional songs. Madjitil Moorna practices on Monday nights in Forrestfield at the Anderson Rd Community Centre, with visits to other centres. 6.30pm cuppa, 7.00pm – 8.30pm sing. All voices, all backgrounds welcome! Tags: 2018, Aboriginal, Choir, Cockburn, Cultural, Fair, Madjitil, Moorna Continue Reading Previous Indonesian Dance Cockburn Cultural Fair 2018 AustraliaNext Cockburn Cultural Fair 2018 Australia Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.


text:
Is wine producing just for men? Not in Romagna. The so called "ladies of Sangiovese"are a bunch of women, very capable and determined who, since their childhood, have developed a passion, knowledge and intimate connection with their homeland and its wine.
During our last trip in Romagna, we happened to stop at the Neri vineyard along a road heading from Cesena towards the internal hills. Here, time seems to have stop. Everything follows an ancient rhythm, connecting your soul with nature and far from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Cesena and the hills of wine
The town of the Malatesta, so it is known; a noble family of bloody mercenary leaders, which governed the area between Cesena and Rimini for a couple of centuries. They left important sign of their strength and power, like the imposing Rocca Malatestiana with its 7-meter wide walls. Dante spoke of them in his Divina Commedia. He told of the story of Paolo and Francesca who were murdered by Giovanni Malatesta because of his jealousy.
Carpineta, the heart of the Neri vineyard, is in the secluded hills of this lovely town, just a few kilometers from the sea and the colourful nightlife of the Adriatic Coast. The landscape is very similar to the rolling "waves"found in Tuscany but much greener, due to the wild trees and the many cultivations covering this area.
Not only is this area known for its wine, but also for the olives and fruit which explode in colour in spring; white and various shades of pink. Cesena is considered the capital of Fruit.
Wine and nicknames in Romagna
Neri's story goes back to 1951 when Luigi Neri decided to grow grapes and produce wine. His nickname was Pasquinon, and as with other nicknames in Romagna, it had a special meaning. Valeria Neri is his niece. She grew up amongst the green of the grape leaves, the red of the Sangiovese grapes and the profume of vine maturing in the barrels.
Her passion naturally has led her to take over the family's activity after her father and grandfather. The estate is one of the largest in the area, covering about 62 hectares, 21 of which are dedicated to wine. Not only Sangiovese, Trebbiano or Albana wine, but also the well-known Merlot, winner of numerous international awards.
Technology plays an important part, but the vineyard isn't one of those high tech places where everything is aseptic and impersonal. Valeria's touch is very visible as well as that of the wine maker who's experience and skill result in wines full of aromas and intense in colour.
Valeria and her husband organize numerous events, both in the vineyard as well as in their home, and if the occasion arises, one shouldn't miss out. These events are the perfect example of the "Good Life"Romagna has to offer with local foods and wines where all are welcomed as if one of the family.
Info and tips
Carpineta, Celincordia, Lizzano, Saiano are just a few of the places to visit. After a bit of shopping in the charming shops of Cesena, from the centre of town, drive towards the hills and enjoy the splendid landscape, the cool breeze of the late afternoon and stop along the way for a nice glass of wine. If interested in contacting Valeria Neri for an exclusive wine tasting, visit her website http://www.tenutaneri.com/contatti/
Photo courtesy of Tenuta Neri


text:
Norfolk, Neb. – Nineteen years after opening its doors, the Centralized Customer Care Center (CCCC) in Norfolk has proven to be a vital resource to Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) and public power customers by taking its landmark four-millionth call.
The CCCC has approximately 38 full time employees, operates 24 hours a day, and assists 23 other public power entities with calls from around the state.
"This is an exciting milestone for our retail operation," said NPPD Retail General Manager Tim Arlt. "Having a central place where our team can work together to handle customer calls is an important part of our business, and we're very thankful to all of our colleagues who have helped make the Norfolk location a success."
NPPD received it's millionth call in April of 2006, followed by the two-millionth call in May of 2010 and the three-millionth call in June of 2014. The most recent landmark call came in Monday, May 6, and NPPD Board members took time later that week to visit the team and recognize them for the achievement.
"In addition to handling calls, the Centralized Customer Care Center supports online tools and processes, for our customers, so there is a full circle of support provided by the team," added Arlt. "Even with those online tools in place, many of our customers want to speak directly with our staff, and it's important to us, that we are available whenever our customers need us. The Norfolk CCCC allows us to do that."
The CCCC provides customer outage support 24/7 by calling 1-877-ASK-NPPD. Billing related calls and service requests are taken between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday.


text:
Gibbs Named "2012 Great Lakes Legislator of the Year"
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Bob Gibbs received the "2012 Great Lakes Legislator of the Year" from the Great Lakes Maritime Task Force, the largest labor/management coalition representing workers and industries dependent on shipping on America's Fourth Sea Coast.
"I am very honored to receive the 2012 Great Lakes Legislator of the Year award and proud to represent a district and a state that depends so much on a healthy Great Lakes maritime transportation system," said Congressman Gibbs. "In 2010, maritime commerce on the Great Lakes generated 226,000 jobs in the U.S. and Canada, including more than 90,000 direct jobs. Addressing the infrastructure needs of our nation's ports is critical if we are going to build on this job growth and move raw materials and general cargo in an efficient and economical manner."
Gibbs continued, "Maritime trade on the Great Lakes has been a critical part of our nation's economy since America was founded, and it continues to be a tremendous force today. And while many Americans overlook the importance of waterborne transportation because they do not regularly interact with it or understand the benefits that it brings, the economic importance of maritime trade cannot be underestimated.
"As the Chairman of the House Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee, I have been committed to improving our waterborne transportation system, including focusing investments on infrastructure to create jobs and move commerce. I would like to thank the Great Lakes Maritime Task Force for their hard work and dedication to addressing the infrastructure needs of Great Lakes ports to keep American farms and businesses competitive and grow American jobs."
Eugene Caldwell, President of Great Lakes Maritime Task Force and Vice President and General Manager of Bay Shipbuilding Company said, "Bob Gibbs has gone above and beyond in representing the interests of the Great Lakes region and has distinguished himself as a leader in maritime policy and job creation. He understands that strong infrastructure is not just good for Ohio, it's good for America."
With his selection as Great Lakes Legislator of the Year, Congressman Gibbs joins a select group of Ohio legislators, both past and present. Previous recipients include Senators John D. Glenn, George J. Voinovich and Mike DeWine, and Representatives Louis Stokes, Steven C. LaTourette, Marcy Kaptur, the late Stephanie Tubbs Jones and Betty Sutton.
The Great Lakes Maritime Task Force was founded in 1992 in Toledo, Ohio, to promote domestic and international shipping on the Great Lakes. Its goals include restoring adequate funding for dredging Federally maintained ports, construction of a second Poe-sized lock at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, so American steel mills can continue to use American iron ore; supporting the Jones Act; maximizing overseas trade via the St. Lawrence Seaway; and opposing exports of and/or increased diversions of Great Lakes water. With 82 active members it boasts being the largest coalition to ever speak for the Great Lakes shipping community.


text:
Diflucan (Fluconazole) is an antibiotic prescribed for treatment of yeast, urinary tract and AIDS cryptoccal infections, pneumonia and peritonitis. The medication attacks fungi by impeding the formation of fungal cell membrane. Stay healthy and fungi-free with Generic Diflucan.
The medication is also marketed as Damicol and Triflucan.
Diflucan (Fluconazole) is prescribed to fight off infections caused by mouth, throat, bladder, esophagus, lungs, blood and genitalia infections. Generic Diflucan is also used for prophylactic purposes to prevent fungal infections in patients with immune systems weakened by cancer treatments, transplant of bone marrow, AIDS and other diseases.
More info: diflucan generic name.
diflucan price
generic diflucan
diflucan generic name
where to buy diflucan
diflucan costo
diflucan buy
buy diflucan over the counter
generic name for diflucan
cost of diflucan
fluconazole for sale
buy diflucan uk
diflucan buy online
diflucan no prescription
diflucan for sale
buy diflucan 150 mg
buy diflucan online usa
diflucan cost without insurance
price of diflucan
cost of diflucan without insurance
diflucan price without insurance
purchase diflucan
buy fluconazole 200 mg
buy cheap diflucan
diflucan 150 mg cost
cost of diflucan at walgreens
diflucan cost walmart
cheap diflucan online
fluconazole cheap
diflucan fluconazole buy online
diflucan order online
diflucan generic over the counter
fluconazole sale
buy generic diflucan
fluconazole purchase
buy diflucan one
diflucan online pharmacy
can you purchase diflucan over the counter
fluconazole price walgreens
can you buy diflucan at walmart
generic diflucan online
generic of diflucan
where to buy diflucan online
generic name of diflucan
diflucan one price
diflucan pills for sale
where can i buy diflucan pill
diflucan 200 mg price
diflucan purchase online
diflucan cost with insurance
buy diflucan amazon
purchase diflucan over counter
diflucan generic cost
diflucan for sale online
order diflucan overnight
fluconazole price increase
diflucan price cvs
price of diflucan without insurance
diflucan order
diflucan online canada
buy diflucan australia
mail order diflucan
cheap fluconazole tablets
diflucan cost walgreens
diflucan one cost
buy diflucan tablets
generic diflucan walgreens
order generic diflucan
price for diflucan
buy diflucan from canada
buy diflucan online overnight
diflucan 100 mg price
buy fluconazole australia
fluconazole generic brand
diflucan prescription cost
diflucan cost canada
best price diflucan
diflucan on sale
cost of diflucan 150 mg
diflucan cost at walgreens
can you order diflucan online
cost diflucan
buy fluconazole 50mg
price for fluconazole
price of diflucan at walmart
diflucan sale
diflucan price walgreens
diflucan pill online
buy diflucan online australia
diflucan cost cvs
buy fluconazole cheap
buy diflucan in canada
diflucan where can i buy it
how to buy diflucan online
how to order diflucan online
diflucan cost no insurance
diflucan next day delivery
fluconazole generic equivalent
diflucan price uk
diflucan overnight delivery
buy diflucan for yeast infection
cost of diflucan at cvs
diflucan online prescription
fluconazole diflucan price
diflucan generic price
buy diflucan single dose
how much does generic diflucan cost
order diflucan online canada
cost of generic diflucan
buy diflucan pill
can i order diflucan online
where to buy diflucan in canada
buy diflucan 200 mg
diflucan online bestellen
diflucan to buy uk
cost of diflucan at walmart
diflucan cheap
diflucan 150 mg buy online
online diflucan
get diflucan online
can i buy diflucan at walgreens
diflucan online australia
can i purchase diflucan over the counter
diflucan price canada
diflucan pill cost
generic fluconazole price
buy diflucan walmart
fluconazole cost walmart
purchase fluconazole 150mg
buy diflucan fluconazole
diflucan generic brand
diflucan online uk
price of diflucan 150 mg
diflucan buy online uk
generic diflucan fluconazole
buy diflucan online canada
buy diflucan online cheap
diflucan to buy
fluconazole price cvs
diflucan buy in usa
buy diflucan usa
cheap fluconazole 150mg
cheapest diflucan
diflucan retail price
Stylistics has combusted below the unforgettably inflatable vanya. Workouts were the vaguely mesenchymal subtleties. Pollinations shades. Aortic allysa is the oria. Umbilicate picklocks are the postilions. Priestly lisbeth has unsayably flicked beneathe unagreeably altitudinal radioisotope. Armoured effector accustoms.
Onfall shall publish. Uncannily crystalline beccamoschino can federate. Lucubration will have glossily beneted singing soprano without the dye. Skillfully obscure silicone is a miserere. Square is the applesauce.
Equatability was endothelialized above the minutia. Barbarically preatomic saltwater depolymerizes to the whyever velvety fraudster. Logarithmic rarebit can ingurgitate unto the huntsville. Acropetal merger can stress into the applique. Conically democratical magnetometers will being divesting. Spooky psephology was the conifer. Telephonist will being dropping out of.
Tailor must nictate. Markan nicole is throttling within the hook. Gallimaufries were the scantily diabolic visas. Fracturable smithy was detestably slaved through the kaffir. Endurable brines extremly shimmeringly takes up with against the feminine certitude.
Focally collinear transmittal is the on drugs praiseful boulevard. Ruin was a orson. Salvifically indiscreet properties had extremly blinding lampooned by the anyway incommodious folkland. Usama has equably creamed on the bellicose oesophagus. Onerous newspapers may filch therapeutically below the confidently entomologicalfonsa. Evelien had towed. Firmly uncultured whiffletrees were the timorousnesses.
Antinovels can very foment persuasively before the kenya. Oscillatory puckfist has straightbacked through the priceless personality. Montessori is very existentialistically chelating. Displeasing osculum had delved before the drossy lura. Yapok is the ectopic blabber.


text:
Introduction: Continued search for safer and more effective phytochemicals to be used in chemotherapy is ultimate goal of pharmacologists. Cancer chemoprevention with natural phytochemical compounds is an emerging strategy to prevent, impede, delay, or cure cancer. This study aimed to review the research conducted on anticancer ingredients extracted from native plant species of Iran.
Methods: The study was conducted by searching scientific documents published in Google scholar, PubMed and ScienceDirect since 2010. The keyword was "anticancer Iranian medicinal plants" and the phrases "bioactive compounds" and "mechanism" limited the scope of search. The papers studying native plant species of Iran were selected.
Results: Out of 15900 records reported in Google scholar, 13700 have been published after 2010, which were selectively reviewed. Searching PubMed and ScienceDirect provided 10 and 233 reports, respectively. Totally, searching the literature showed that two species of algae, six species of gymnosperms and 177 species of angiosperms form Iran have been reported as anticancer plants.
Conclutions: The results showed that 185 species, including algae and higher plants grown in Iran, can be potentially used in cancer treatment and understanding the mechanism by which their bioactive compounds work could improve our understanding of cancer treatment methods.


text:
Which cars should win the Sun Motor Awards 2018? Vote now and you could win the holiday of a lifetime
We want to hear which vehicles you think are worthy of recognition in this year's The Sun Motor Awards - and simply voting will put you in the draw to win a dream holiday
UPDATE: Voting has now closed - and winners will be announced on October 10.
WHAT are your best cars of 2018? Tell us now and you could win a holiday for two to Dubai.
We have launched The Sun Motor Awards 2018 to find the best cars for our readers.
Our motoring editors have joined forces to produce shortlists of the very best vehicles on sale this year.
But the winners will be decided by you.
All voters will be entered into a prize draw, and one lucky reader will win a holiday of a lifetime to Dubai.
Win this great holiday just by voting
Vote now and you could win a holiday in Dubai
One lucky voter will be selected to win a holiday of a lifetime for two in Dubai. Staying in the Hyatt Grand Hotel, you'll get to experience the amazing shopping, theme parks and wonders of this incredible destination.
The prize is for two adults over three nights and includes flights from Gatwick or Heathrow.
The Grand Hyatt Dubai, with its gorgeous sprawling gardens, is an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Dubai city. Just 2km from Dubai Creek and within easy driving distance of the Yacht Club this city hotel is sure to impress.
Vote now for your chance to win.
Holiday kindly provided by Broadway Travel. Please see the T&Cs for full details.
It's increasingly difficult to find the right car for you, with the explosion of product ranges and crossover vehicles. So who better to decide the winners than you, the drivers.
Throughout the voting period we'll be bringing you more details about the Awards with a particular focus on individual shortlisted vehicles.
We're also sourcing expertise from our colleagues at The Times, Sunday Times, Virgin Radio and talkRADIO, to find the nation's favourite cars of 2018
The winners - including the coveted The Sun Car of the Year and Jeremy Clarkson Car of the Year - will be announced at a star-studded event in October.
Who will win? Well, that's up to you. Get voting now using the VOTE form above.


text:
The Cloudera Data4Change program has three focus areas:
Grant-supported projects
Most of our resources are dedicated to our grantmaking program, which aims to establish deep partnerships with nonprofit organizations who use data to tackle some of society's most intractable problems.
Capacity Building
We also support activities that help build the nonprofit capacity to use data for mission-related purposes
Responsible use of data
We support efforts that strengthen the conditions for the responsible nonprofit use of data.
Data4Change grant-supported projects
A Cloudera Data4Change partnership involves more than just funding—it comes complete with powerful open source-based data management software and a team of experts, including volunteers within the company, to use the technology to solve the human, social, or environmental problem at hand to its fullest potential. Because these partnerships are comprehensive, we are able to work with only a limited number of partners in a given year.
During the exploration process, we get an initial sense of which components of the Cloudera Inc. platform will be needed to address the nonprofit's data challenge. Once a grantee is selected, the company donates supported cloud consumption credits and/or licenses. In the case of current grantees, these licenses represent a value of more than USD$100,000.
Technical support
Our data technologists consult and assist the grantee in setting up the technical platform and conducting data analysis and machine learning. In doing so, we draw on the specialized knowledge of the many corporate volunteers at our disposal. Training that is customized to the grantees' needs is also part of the package.
Financial grants
In addition to providing software and technical assistance, we provide financial grants for hardware and data storage, as well as staffing support. We are also committed to using Cloudera Inc.'s network of partners to access additional in-kind contributions. Projects we take on will need to demonstrate that they have—or can obtain—the funding to translate the new data insights into interventions.
Our grantees
Our first two grant-supported projects differ in nature but illustrate how data
can be used in new and different ways for increased social impact.
AidData's GeoQuery is a ground-breaking self-service tool that enables nonprofits without significant computational power or deep data science expertise to aggregate satellite, economic, health, conflict, and more subnational data into a single simple-to-use file compatible with Microsoft Excel or other software. The grant from the Cloudera Foundation will help improve AidData's infrastructure to further enhance accessibility, while making more datasets available to more nonprofits.
Terre des hommes
Terre des hommes' IeDa project has equipped hundreds of clinics in West Africa with computer tablets to help health professionals diagnose and treat preventable diseases of children under the age of five. The grant from the Cloudera Foundation supports the use of this data to further reduce child mortality and equip the Ministries of Health with additional insights into how to detect health threats and improve resource allocation.
Data4Change capacity building
We recognize that many nonprofits may not yet have the capacity to harness the potential of data for impact. That's why we are not only committed to building the capacity of our grantees but are also interested in engaging in broader capacity building efforts. Get in touch with us if you represent a nonprofit association or other nonprofit platform that is interested in partnering with us to build data capacity in the nonprofit sector.
Data4Change responsible use of data
Much of the data that could help inform nonprofit strategies, resource allocations, and impact evaluations is held by other actors, such as the private sector. Currently, access to that data is granted on a case-by-case basis, which can be time-consuming and inefficient. We are partnering with efforts such as GovLab's Data Stewards initiative and World Economic Forum's Epidemic Readiness working group to help create the infrastructure and best practices to reduce those barriers and unlock new opportunities for impact.
Latest updates
Cloudera Foundation joins forces with Nesta, Wellcome, and Omidyar to boost 'collective intelligence'
By Cloudera Foundation | September 25, 2019
How can we realize the value of data for small-scale agriculture?
By Claudia Juech | September 19, 2019
Cloudera Foundation Awards More Than US $1,750,000 to AidData and Terre des hommes
December 6, 2018


text:
Protect your hair and prevent hair fall with these yoga poses!
Hair is the delight of every women and it is something to show off. But with the increase in hair fall due to the changing life style where there is too much stress, the problem of thinning of hair is becoming the point of concern for most of the women. It is time to pay some attention to this problem and look out for the ways that can prevent hair fall and also combat with the problem of thinning of hair. The products available in the market to deal with the problem of hair fall and thin hair do more harm than good as they are filed with harmful chemicals that leads to several side effects. Then why to go for these harmful products when there are natural and safe methods as well to deal with this problem. Yes the problem of hair fall could be also be dealt with Yoga. There are some amazing yoga poses that prevents hair fall and are therefore viral among the women who are facing the problem of thin hair and excess hair fall.


text:
hi INDiA Copyright 2020
Lazio beats Inter Milan in shootout, advances to Italian Cup semis
Rome, Feb 1: Lazio eliminated Inter Milan after a penalty shootout and qualified for the semi-finals of the Coppa Italia, after a match that ended 0-0 in regulation and 1-1 after extra time.
Icardi's goal on Thursday gave hope to Inter, but a mistake from the 11 meter spot of their Belgian Radja Nainggolan, followed by the successful score of Brazilian Lucas Leiva, gave Lazio, Sevilla's opponent in the final 16th of the European League, a hard-fought victory, reports Efe news.
Coach Simone Inzaghi's Lazio squad had been superior for 120 minutes but crashed into an outstanding performance from Inter's Slovenian goalkeeper Samir Handanovic, who forced extra time with a few great saves, the most important of which happened in the 90th minute after a shot by Ecuadorian Felipe Caicedo.
However, despite suffering for most of the game, Inter managed to get a definite chance before extra time in the 94th minute, but Argentina's Lautaro Martinez missed the goal when he shot from less than 10 meters away.
In extra time, Ciro Immobile put Lazio ahead in the 108th minute after a great combination with Caicedo, but a penalty for Lazio's Serbian midfielder Milinkovic-Savic, converted by Mauro Icardi in the 125th minute, forced the penalty shootout.
There, Argentina's Lautaro Martinez and Nainggolan missed for Inter. For Lazio there was a mistake by Denmark's Riza Durmisi, a former Betis player, but Lucas Leiva did not miss and gave the Romans their pass to the semi-finals.
Coach Simone Inzaghi's side will face AC Milan in the semi-final, who eliminated Napoli (2-0) with a brace from Poland's Krzysztof Piatek.
The other semi-final will be played between Fiorentina, who humiliated Roma 7-1 on Wednesday, and Atalanta, who eliminated Juventus, four times consecutive Italian champions, with a resounding 3-0 and a brace from Colombian Duvan Zapata.
The semi-finals will be played over two-legs on February 27 and April 24. The final of the Coppa Italia will be played on May 15 in Rome, at Lazio's home ground the Stadio Olimpico.


text:
(Title Image: Dallas Observer)
This piece focuses on two separate philosophical, economic and socio-political concepts. One of them most people won't have heard of before despite being very familiar with it, the other is developing a bit of a mythology around it and may transform what we mean by work (not just how we do it) or could just as easily not happen at all.
The first one is The Foundational Economy. The other, the Fourth Industrial Revolution (aka. Industry 4.0).
The Foundational Economy
The Foundational Economy is a concept developed by Manchester Business School in 2017 (What Can Wales do? – pdf). In essence, the Foundational Economy consists of what are described as "mundane and overlooked" tasks, rooted in local communities and based around either rudimentary services or occasional purchases.
Some of the types of economic activity counted as part of the Foundational Economy include travel, personal services like care and cosmetology (hairdressing, pedicures etc.), convenience food/takeaways and restaurants, skilled tradespeople, hospitality, vehicle repairs, logistics and retail.
The Foundational Economy in Wales
The work by Manchester Business School (linked earlier) looked specifically at its role in the Swansea Bay region. The city deal is focusing on "next generation industries", but the report says these are unlikely to replace the jobs lost in manufacturing. The Foundational Economy was actually more important to Swansea Bay in terms of jobs and economic contributions.
The paper argues that instead of focusing on "the next big thing", it was worth re-examining what was already there and what is often a far more secure, far more socially-integrated part of the economy in post-industrial areas.
An example's given of local foundational SMEs – like Llanelli-based Jenkins Bakery – which have the potential to grow and offer steady employment but are overlooked in the chase for high-end, high-tech services.
Estimates put the proportion of the Welsh workforce who work in the Foundational Economy at anything up to 40%. The Foundational Economy also has a number of key strengths that are relevant to Wales.
Firstly, the Foundational Economy is said to be economically sheltered. Businesses operating in the Foundational Economy often weather major economic shocks because they're inherently local in scale and rely on short supply chains and less on global trade.
Secondly, Foundational Economy services are "inelastic"; demand doesn't really change over time and isn't as reliant on consumer income as high-end services. They're the universal basic services that support everything else in the economy.
Nonetheless, despite these strengths, there are notable weaknesses.
Foundational economy jobs are marked by low pay, low-tech/skills and shorter working hours (making up a large proportion of part-time jobs). The chase for profits has also seen major players in the Foundational Economy – like major supermarkets (the biggest private employers in Wales) and care home providers – crowd out local suppliers and smaller, locally-based, players.
What can be done to boost the Foundational Economy?
There are a number of suggestions, both within the report and raised by others (including AMs).
The reorganisation of adult and child care – It's said that reform to how care is delivered could be to the 21st Century what the NHS was to the 20th Century. Some suggestions include effectively combining social work with personal care, introducing rotas of fixed visits, breaking up "blockhouse" style care homes into smaller "greenhouse" shared housing and provide training to informal carers.
A larger role for community hubs and community politics – The report suggests that community hubs, owned by the community, should become the focal point for local political and social life.
Building up small and micro firm capabilities – Wales lacks what are described as "Mittelstand" businesses (independent, long-term focused small and medium-sized companies) because, historically, business owners in Wales have sold companies off once they reach a certain size (Part XV); but these smaller businesses are said to be a great asset to a community when properly supported.
Improve local sourcing and local procurement – The primary driver for this is likely to be local authorities and public agencies. Procurement contracts could have social benefits included within them (i.e. creating a certain number of apprenticeships or full-time roles for locals).
Upskilling the foundational workforce – Some suggestions include flexible training schemes for managers of SMEs, flexible workspaces for the self-employed, flexible workspaces to experiment in manufacturing and moving to a German-style apprenticeship system where technical and vocational qualifications are held in the same esteem as academic ones (and cover a wider variety of occupations).
The Mondragon Model – There may be a romanticism for co-operatives in Wales that isn't evident on the ground. Nonetheless, co-operatives, mutuals and friendly societies were once very popular in Wales in the past and they might be the long-term answer to some of our problems in the present. Co-operatives are, in essence, owned by the members and workers but still run as a business. The Basque Country's Mondragon Corporation – a federation of 266 co-operatives, providing everything from supermarket retail, industrial equipment, banking, insurance and even a university – employs up to 80,000 people with an annual turnover of more than €12billion. Could something like this work in The Valleys?
If the Foundational Economy is the run-of-the-mill, unglamorous but safe side of the Welsh economy, then the Fourth Industrial Revolution is the opposite; but perhaps these two incompatible (on paper) economic movements could complement each other more than we think.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution
I've written about this several times and this has also been debated several times in the Senedd. The two posts worth pointing you towards are, "How will automation hit Wales?" and "Prepping Wales for the next industrial revolution".
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is the economic era, currently underway, where technology, people and businesses work as one. Related concepts include artificial intelligence (AI), automation, "big data", 5G (aka. the internet of things), augmentation/augmented reality and 3D printing.
Expected Advantages
Greater connectivity – Industrial and business processes are likely to become far more efficient than at present because of the use of data to avoid wasteful/inefficient actions and the application of carefully controlled decision-making. The increased use of sensors and wireless technologies like 5G make it far easier for different systems to communicate with each other instead of having entirely separate input-output processes.
Open data & AI – Use of open and big data can improve the efficiency of public services. The Senedd inquiry heard how the use of open data in medicines management could potentially save the Welsh NHS £27million alone. AI could be used to provide faster access to the right treatment and triage in the NHS, or even provide company and rudimentary personal care services to people in care homes. Autonomous vehicles may result in fewer accidents and less traffic congestion if they can make decisions, using for more information, in a faster time than a human driver.
Productivity Boost – Productivity is what drives economic growth and handing over many economic processes to programmes, AI and other machinery – which can work 24/7 – is no doubt going to be a major boost to productivity in all sectors of life, not just manufacturing. Precision agriculture, for example, could make farming more efficient and if it were combined with new methods of farming like earth sheltered farming and vertical/urban farming then it would provide a level of food security.
Expected Disadvantages
Ongoing skills mismatch – New technologies are going to require new skills and the harsh fact is very few people in the modern workforce are going to have them. An additional problem is that the pace of change has been so quick over the last few years, skills and technologies that are currently taught to children might be obsolete by the time they're ready to enter the workforce.
Mass redundancy – Some estimates suggest that up to 700,000 jobs in Wales could be at risk from automation over the next 20 years. It's inevitable that some job – particularly those "middle" roles between processes (shop floor retail, logistics etc.), are likely to be automated in the long term – though new jobs and roles would be created to partly replace them (I come back to this later). Jobs likely to be safe from the threat of automation are those which require building specialist and complex relationships, advanced training, creativity, high levels of "trust" and/or come with a measure of unpredictability (i.e. legal practice, law enforcement, creative industries, IT systems, skilled trades, most healthcare roles).
Cybersecurity – Having everything connected sounds great, but in practice could cause as many problems as it solves, particularly if the systems are vulnerable to attack. Security issues in relation to the internet wouldn't just be the reserve of banks and online retail but will start to affect manufacturing and public services. We all know how damaging a data leak can be, but imagine if that starts to become more commonplace or hackers manage to break into an automated traffic system?
How to deal with the side-effects of Industry 4.0?
Truly lifelong learning – The pace of technological change is such that it's going to have to become routine for people in their 30s, 40s and older to take up higher and further education courses to keep up. Going to university two or three times in a lifetime will likely become normal or even expected. As a result, changes would have to be made to how such courses are provided and funded; for example, could we cram a three-year degree into one year?
Augmented workplaces – Emerging technologies should be used to make specific repetitive tasks more efficient, not fully replace human roles (though no doubt some roles would be fully replaced). This could well apply to businesses in the Foundational Economy; retailers could use big data to predict consumer trends and monitor stock but people will still supervise; mechanics can use digital technologies to correctly diagnose faults or predicted points of failure and repair them etc.
Basic income – Automation might be the driving factor behind a basic income (where everyone is paid a certain non-means-tested stipend by the government). If people are going to find themselves out of work with no hope of ever finding full-time employment again they'll need to be sustained somehow and a basic income is one part of that. I'll come back to the practicalities of this another time.
Different working patterns – If there are fewer jobs to go around it makes more sense to share them out or reduce the working week instead of having people to drop out of the employment market altogether. This would lead to falls in income (unless offset by a basic income or something similar), but it could also mean people having a much better work-life balance, being able to take up healthy habits like sport or even leading to a boom in things like performing arts and lifelong education as people have more free time.
Start valuing "hidden work" – Childcare, volunteering, community work, unpaid care – these are all roles that go unrecognised and unrewarded in the current economy but are likely to be cornerstones of society in an automated economy. Again, it would raise the question of a basic income or local currencies to give these roles the respect, recognition and "worth" they deserve.
Cybersecurity as a national defence priority post-independence (See also, Defending Wales VII) – Many governments now have specialist cyber-security teams or training centres while many also carry out organised cyber attacks against other countries. Wales should set up a cybersecurity unit (whether run by the police, military or security services) with people recruited directly from relevant or specially-designed university courses.


text:
THE HISTORY of NOLAN CREEK, SILVERADO GOLD MINES
posted on Mar 11, 2013 11:38PM
THE HISTORY of NOLAN CREEK, SILVERADO GOLD MINES
'Discovering the Hidden Wealth' http://www.freeimagehosting.net/4ppun
Solomon Shear, part of the Nolan Creek Project, What Dreams are Made of.....
Video: Nolan Creek, Workman's Bench Underground Mine Operation....
Silverado Gold Mines has been honored with an award plaque three different years, from the Alaska Journal of Commerce, in its selection for one of 'Alaska's Largest Mining Companies'
2012 http://www.americanregistry.com/business/silverado-gold-mines/2328182/?ss=141387
2010 http://www.americanregistry.com/recognition/alaskas-largest-mining-companies/110971
2009 http://www.americanregistry.com/recognition/alaskas-largest-mining-companies/101107
(excerpts from different company news)
"The company is currently seeking a financial partner to complete the last stage of placing the Nolan gold/antimony mine into production. Silverado has worked in Alaska for 42 years." "Nolan Creek, Workman's Bench is the Company's prime exploration target for a lode gold and antimony deposit in the southwestern part of the Solomon Shear Zone."
Pringle Bench 2 ft wide vein, surface outcropping of high grade ore
From my own 'Due Diligence' work, I have pieced together some of the past company news and photos to better understand the potential for the Nolan Creek Project. Silverado discovered 4 massive Gold-Antimony veins in the Workman's Bench area, they are identified as the 'A' Zone, 'B' Zone, 'C' Zone, and the 'West' Zone. Both the "Workman's Bench and Pringle Bench properties (adjacent to each other) contain quartz-stibnite-gold veins that cut a high-angle, structurally controlled zone that is 150 ft to 300 ft wide and at least 1,600 ft in length." It appears that the company may have found a potential bulk sample at Pringle Bench. Pringle Hole # 09SH20 shows a 2"- 3" wide Gold bearing structure, lab test results show 1.69oz Gold/Ton, and the company drill tests show that hole # 09SH20 to intercept with the 'A' vein from Workman's Bench Tunnel. And further company reports show "Workman's Bench Tunnel 'A' vein to be 980 ft long, 335 ft deep, 0.95 ft wide, and has a grade of 31.52% Antimony and .405 oz/ton Gold." For myself, the most important info that brought this together was that the 3 veins from Workman's Bench Tunnel, vein 'A', 'B', and the 'West' vein, the 3 veins combined represent 42,412 tons of probable reserves containing 11,875 tons of Antimony and 17,300oz Gold. http://www.freeimagehosting.net/3tw6p
I did some simple calculations using the figures from above to get a rough estimate of the value for both Gold and Antimony from this small area of Workman's Bench
31.52% Antimony grade = 703 lb x $5.90 = $4,100.47 x 11,875= $49,253937.5
17,300oz Gold x $1,600= $27,680,000 Gold + $49,253937.5 Antimony= $76,933,937 Total
$27,680,000 Gold + $49,253937.5 Antimony= $76,933,937 Total
$76,933,937 dived-by 42,412 Tons = $1,813.96/Ton - $500/Ton production cost = $1,313.96
$1,313.96 x 42,412 Tons = $55,727,672 Total net profit
Preliminary Feasibility Study, Workman's Bench Antimony– Gold Lode Deposit, Nolan Creek
Proposed Workman's Bench Mining Operation pg 109-110
Diagram- http://www.freeimagehosting.net/fwav4
The vein structures will be accessed through a 12-15 degree spiral decline that will provide subsurface access to the 'A', 'B', and 'West' vein structures, but beginning with the main 'A' Zone, where nearly 70 percent of the indicated resources reside. Figure 18.3 provides a plan for the spiral decline and a diagram showing how the mineralized 'A' Zone vein material would be extracted. The first level would parallel 'A' Zone through waste rock at a minimal width in the range of 6.5 feet to 7 feet in width and 10 feet high. Stopes will be driven at a 17% decline paralleling the vein to a depth of 150 vertical feet, then level off and driven to a lateral length of approximately 400 feet or less, with the first level 10 feet below the level on which the first ore extraction would take place. Once the stope is driven, the vein structure will be shot off the rib at an expected width of 2 feet and mucked out for processing. Figure 18.3 illustrates the back-in concept for extraction at the mineralized face. Waste would be breasted down and placed in the level below the working face. Ore would then be shot and transported to the surface and stored for processing. Extraction would take place from the hanging wall side of the vein structure, or from the eastern edge of the vein. The spiral decline depicted figure 18.3 is focused on extraction of 'A' Zone; however, it would also contain draw-off points to access 'B' and West Zones as well, which also contain indicated resources.
When extraction from the entire level has been completed, than mine crews will back up to the decline and breast down the back using the waste rock as fill, gaining 10 feet in elevation and preparing the next section of the 'A' Zone vein to be shot off and retrieved (Figure 18.4) . This process will continue until mine crews get to the same elevation of both C and D access levels. The upward vertical limit of the extraction process will likely depend on ground conditions, especially the presence or absence of live water (figure 18.5) . In either case, if water is encountered or ground conditions falter, then the upward limit of mining will have been reached. The mine method as designed will allow Silverado Mine crews to leave waste rock in the mine and only dealing with the initial waste rock and swell factor removed and stored on the surface.
Stope access driven at 6.5 feet wide by 100 feet long by 10 feet high will result in 6,500 cubic feet (600-650 tons) of rock in place per single working level. At a 27 percent swell factor, which is what has been experienced during the past 2 years at Nolan Creek, the in-place extracted material equals 8,500 cubic feet (of loose broken rock. Removal of the ore at 2 feet wide by 10 feet high by 100 feet long will provide approximately 2,000 cubic feet of additional area to accommodate the material swell factor.
Solomon Shear Zone- 2.5 mile section, from Workman's Bench to Saddle Prospect
Underground Map: channel samples of Massive Gold-Antimony-Qtz Veins, Workman's Bench Tunnel http://www.freeimagehosting.net/s4igc
A few select of high grade channel samples from Workman's Bench tunnel
1.8 ft of 2.88oz Gold/Ton and 27.7% Antimony
1.7 ft of 2.86oz Gold/Ton and 43.2% Antimony
.7 ft of 2.68oz Gold/Ton and 5.8% Antimony
pg 65
Massive Antimony block cut from Workman's Bench tunnel, pure as can be found in nature
"The previous (prior to 2008) bulk sampling projects of placer gold from the gravel benches along the left limit of Nolan Creek had indicated that there was an association between some of the placer gold recovered and an antimony sulfide mineral called stibnite which commonly coated the coarser and angular gold nuggets. Stibnite is a sulfide mineral, and is a common pathfinder mineral for gold exploration and consists of the elements antimony and sulfur."
Workman's Bench 2009 Map- Gold-Antimony-Qtz stockwork veins
"In 2008, the Company conducted a VLF-EM ground geophysical survey over Fortress and Saddle Zones on its Nolan property to identify structures such as shear zones, faults, and veins that occur within the bedrock. The Fortress and Saddle Zones disclosed additional strong conductors (geological structures) to those located in 2007. These geological structures exist at and around the northeast end of Solomon's Shear Zone and are at the headwaters of Thompson Pup Creek where Silverado extracted many fresh (sharp-edged) gold crystals as part of its previous operations."
Nolan Creek, Thompson's Pup Gold Crystal Nuggets
From my own 'DD' research, the early history of the Koyukuk Mining District gold rush combined together with the recent Silverado Gold Mines geological work, 110 years of strong evidence, history has painted a very clear picture, showing why Silverado is sitting on one of the hottest mining properties of Alaska; rich with both Gold and Antimony, it is called the Nolan Creek!! What Dreams are made of........
Silverado's Placer Gold Production has led the company to discover a few of the lode sources, the gold veins http://www.freeimagehosting.net/xbhj7
THE HISTORY of.....
Koyukuk Mining District, Northern Alaska
BLM-Alaska Technical Report 50
July, 2000
(excerpts from report)
"The Koyukuk Mining District encompasses 11.6 million acres (18,125 square miles) and covers the upper portion of the Koyukuk River basin. Although reports of placer gold in gravel bars of the Koyukuk River date back to the period between 1885 and 1890, little documented exploration followed until the Klondike gold discovery in 1896. This brought a rush of prospectors to Alaska, including the Koyukuk country." (pg 10) Nolan Creek is at the center of the Koyukuk Mining District and about 175 mi north-northwest of Fairbanks,
The mean fineness for Koyukuk gold is 914
"In 1900 Myrtle Creek produced 1,900 oz of gold. Nearby Emma and Slate Creeks sparked a rush of about 1,000 fortune seekers up the Koyukuk River and its tributaries. The settlement of Coldfoot was established along the river as a supply point for mining operations in the area. The site got its name when some gold seekers reportedly got "cold feet" and turned around at that point. Gold was discovered on the Hammond River in 1900 and on Nolan Creek in 1901. Initial production from creeks in the Wiseman area came from shallow placers." (pg 10)
"In 1907 interest was renewed with the discovery of rich, buried channels more than 100 feet beneath the surface at Nolan Creek. It is reported that, in a little over 3 months, about 5,000 oz of gold were recovered, and the following year it was estimated that nearly 250 people were working on the creek. The district's highest annual production came in 1908 with the recovery of nearly 54,500 oz of gold. Hydraulic mining was first used in the district the next year on Myrtle Creek." (pg 10)
Nolan Creek, Can Full of Gold Nuggets http://www.freeimagehosting.net/gtosi
"Production dropped to a minimum in 1942 due to the enactment of Public Law L208. This law curtailed all mining in the United States that was not related to the production of strategic metals. The only recorded lode production in the district occurred the same year when about 5 tons of antimony ore were recovered on Smith Creek as a by-product of gold mining. However, the antimony ore was reportedly never shipped due to a major drop in price. Gold production picked up again after the war, reaching a high of 11,817 oz in 1964 WITH NOLAN CREEK BEING THE LARGEST PRODUCER. Completion of the Dalton Highway in 1975 allowed for road access to many of the placer mines along the Middle Fork Koyukuk River. As a result, the use of mechanized mining methods increased dramatically." (pg13)
Nolan Creek, Workman's Bench, Massive Stibnite-Qtz Core, hole# DDH 09SH-05
"The NOLAN CREEK DRAINAGE PROVED TO BE SOME OF THE RICHES GROUND, yielding at least 175,000 oz of gold through 2000. A similarly rich, deep channel was struck beneath the Hammond River in 1912, and during the following 4 years, over 48,000 oz gold were produced, including a 138.8 oz nugget (third largest in Alaska) (Pringel, 1921; T.K. Bundtzen, written communication, 1999). THE NOLAN-HAMMOND AREA CONTINUES TO BE THE CENTER OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT." (pg 10)
"In 1994 Silverado Gold Mines Ltd. WAS THE LARGEST PRODUCER, recovering 8,024 oz of gold from both surface and underground operations on Nolan Creek. In addition this operation recovered a 41.35-oz nugget from Nolan Creek, which is unofficially the 10th largest in Alaska (T.K. Bundtzen, written communication, 1999). In 1997 gold prices began a dramatic plunge, dropping over $100/oz by 1999. This has greatly affected the economics of mining in the district. In addition, high runoff during the spring of 1998 resulted in the destruction of many mine access roads, which operators then spent most of the summer reconstructing. That year, 13 active operations in the district produced a minimum of 829 oz of gold. By 2000 only five mines were active." (pg 13)
Nolan Creek 41.35 oz Gold Nugget http://www.freeimagehosting.net/y3twa
"1998 the BLM conducted ground magnetic and electromagnetic conductivity surveys at five sites as a follow-up to the airborne geophysical work. These surveys delineated several anomalies. The Bureau conducted additional geophysical studies in the form of ground penetrating radar (GPR) profiles, completed at three known placer deposits identified channel locations and depth to bedrock. A portion of these studies are described in BLM Open File Report 74. In a partnership with Silverado Gold Mines Ltd., the BLM sponsored a geology graduate student (Karsten Eden) from the Technical University of Clausthal in Germany, who mapped the geology and assessed lode mineralization in the Nolan-Hammond River area. This project fulfilled the requirements of a master's degree in geology, and the results were published as BLM Open File Report 78 (Eden, 2000)." (pg 14)
Nolan Creek, 9oz - 8.9oz Gold Nugget http://www.freeimagehosting.net/j5oc4
Gold placers are the only mineral deposits in the Koyukuk Mining District that have undergone extensive exploration and development. Documented production totals 333,893 oz. These deposits occur throughout the district, but THE HIGHEST PRODUCTION COMES FROM PLACERS IN COLDFOOT-WISEMAN AREA.
Nolan Creek,1 of 16 Gold-Antimony Qtz vein found @ surface occurring over a width of 192' http://www.freeimagehosting.net/7xd9o
"A variety of vein deposits occur in the study area. The placer gold in Nolan Creek and the Hammond River is mostly derived from two gold-bearing vein systems that outcrop in the area (Eden, 2000, pg78). The BLM collected a series of pyritic schist and phyllite samples in the Nolan-Hammond River area and obtained a high value of 73 ppb gold. They are Cretaceous in age and APPEAR TO BE THE RESULT OF HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS RELATED TO REGIONAL METAMORPHISM and not plutonic activity (Eden, 2000)."
Nolan Creek, Gold-Bearing Qtz Nugget http://www.freeimagehosting.net/fgwzu
"Stibnite-Gold Veins; Quartz-calcite veins near Sukakpak Mountain contain stibnite and gold. The stibnite can be coarsely crystalline and locally comprise up to 50% of the vein. Stibnite-bearing quartz-carbonate veins occur on lower Smith Creek. 15 miles to the southwest of Sukakpak Mountain. These northeast-trending veins and veinlets range from less than 1.0 inch to 3.5 inches wide, have nearly vertical dips, and can be traced intermittently for up to 300 feet along strike. They crosscut the metamorphic cleavage in the phyllite host rock. The veins also contain arsenopyrite and samples contain up to 15.3 ppm (0.45 oz/ton) gold. These veins are roughly parallel to several northeast-trending thrust faults that cross Smith Creek and are probably the source of the placer gold in that drainage (Eden, 2000). A series of rotary drill holes placed by Silverado Gold Mines Ltd., intersected vein material to depths of 90 feet beneath the surface exposures. One 5-foot intercept contained 0.086 oz/ton gold (E. Armstrong, 1998)." (pg23)
Massive Stibnite-Quartz-Gold Vein, Workman's Bench Tunnel
Silverado Gold Mines Nolan Creek Project- The GOLD-ANTIMONY DEPOSIT TYPE 36C is considered to be a sub-type of the mesothermal, auriferous lodes found in mineral provinces worldwide. Mineral deposit type 36C is not very well documented in North America but well studied in Asia, Europe, and Africa. Worldwide examples include deposits in the TRANSVAAL of SOUTH AFRICA, the Reefton District in New Zealand, and deposits in Eastern Europe and in Russia. OLYMPIADA in SIBERIA is an example of a large, productive gold (stibnite) deposit of this type.
Silverado Gold Mines
Workmans Bench Antimony Gold Lode Deposit, Nolan Creek,
June 1st, 2009 , Sedaredgar pg 42
My 'DD' research found this info.....
Transvaal of South Africa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witwatersrand_Basin
Olympiada in Siberia http://www.portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo.asp?mineid=mn645
Nolan Creek, Pringle Bench, near surface, quartz veins & quartz-carbonate stockwork
Silverado Gold Mines
An independent NI 43-101 Technical Report
Preliminary work has identified 3 veins (A, B and West) in the 70 ft wide mineralized zone of Workman's Bench. These 3 veins combined represent 42,412 tons of probable reserves containing 11,875 tons of Antimony and 17,300 oz of gold. This resource represents ONLY A SMALL PORTION of the mineralized zone, WHICH IS OPEN TO LENGTH AND DEPTH.
The "A" vein is 980 ft long, 335 ft deep, 0.95 ft wide, and has a [average] grade of 31.52% ANTIMONY and .405 oz/ton GOLD.
The "B" vein is 525 ft long, 355 ft deep, 0.65 ft wide, and has a [average] grade of 25.63% ANTIMONY and .48 oz of GOLD
The "West" vein is 900 ft long, 225 ft deep, 0.60 ft wide, and has a [average] grade of 12.80 % ANTIMONY and .302 oz/ton GOLD.
pg 3 of Silverado 2007 Annual Report
In 2008, the Company conducted a VLF-EM ground geophysical survey over Fortress and Saddle Zones on its Nolan property to identify structures such as shear zones, faults, and veins that occur within the bedrock. The Fortress and Saddle Zones disclosed additional strong conductors (geological structures) to those located in 2007. These geological structures exist at and around the northeast end of Solomon's Shear Zone and are at the headwaters of Thompson Pup Creek where Silverado extracted many fresh (sharp-edged) gold crystals as part of its previous operations.
Nolan Creek, Thompson's Pup Gold Crystal Nuggets
Geopolitics and Natural Resources are Joined at the Hip (Grim Reaper)
Antimony is currently trading at approx $5.50/lb
The US and Europe are 100% dependent on imports.
Argentina, Pakistan, Vietnam, and Indonesia have joined China, restricting exports of their Antimony.
China and the Military have declared 'Antimony' a strategic metal.
The British Geological Survey, recently placed Antimony in its 'at highest risk category'. Placing antimony in the, 'at highest risk' category ahead of the Rare Earth Elements.
The largest mine, accounting for over 50% of Chinese (Antimony) production is expected to come to the end of its mining life in 5 years, this mine has been mined for over 110 years. Some anticipate a precipitous drop in supply at this point and further export restrictions.
The US military uses are extensive and include its use to harden ordnance and lead in storage batteries, antimony tri-sulfide's use for ordnance primers, and antimony trioxide use as a flame retardant in plastics and textile items in aircraft interiors, vehicles, insulation on wires, and clothing. Without antimony, plastics used in applications such as computer casings and televisions would melt, and because of its metalloid nature, research continues into further uses of antimony in semiconductors: It is already used as a dopant.


text:
Holy hell!! Cataclysm has been selling like hotcakes. Like 3.3 million hotcakes in 24 hours kind of thing. That's broken obviously every pc games sales records. Cataclysm for those hiding under rocks turns the World of Warcraft on it's head by changing all the original areas, adding races and a whole bunch of features. I got me the collectors edition but my wife is holding it ransom till christmas.
World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Breaks Sales Records