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Other Names: Whip Bird, (Coach-whip Bird, Psophodes crepitans, 19th Century)
Family: Cinclosomatidae (Quail-thrushes and allies, 8 species in Australia)
Size: 25-30 cm
Distribution: Within about 200 km of the coast of NSW, Eastern VIC and Most of QLD except the north
Status: Common to mderately common
Habitat: Dense understories of rainforests, coastal scrubs, wet sclerophyll forests, riparian (near a stream) forest
References: Simpson and Day, Reader's Digest
The Eastern Whipbird is famous for its call which sounds like the crack of a whip. The call is actually made by two birds, the male makes the whipcrack, and if the female replies it is a sort of "choo choo choo" sound. It sounds truly amazing if you happen to be between the pair when they call. The whip sound is heard at the beginning of the theme song to "Skippy the Bush Kangaroo".
Eastern Whipbirds are heard much more than they are seen as they like to hide in dense scrub, from which they rarely emerge. They are also a drab colour which blends in very will with the background. The crest on their head is a distinguishing feature. The tail is fairly long and there is a light coloured patch on the lower side of the head. In the photo below this looks like a slightly lighter grey than the rest of the bird, sometimes it is lighter than this and the rest of the head is darker.
Photo: Blaxland, Blue Mountains NSW
Artwork: John Gould, 'The Birds of Australia', 1848. Original Scanned Image.
Slater Field Guide to Australian Birds, Peter Slater, Pat Slater and Raoul Slater. This is a smaller field guide, and its advantage is it is easy to carry around. Its size is 21.3 x 11.4 x 2.8 centimetres, or 8.4 x 4.5 x 1.1 inches in the old scale. So it is a good one to get if you want to have your field guide with you out in the field. Unlike most of the field guides it also has illustrations of the eggs of all the birds that breed in Australia. It has very good reviews on Amazon.
Click here to purchase from Australia $29.49 AUD
Click here to purchase from Amazon (about $20 USD)
Field Guide to the Birds of Australia, Nicolas Day, Ken Simpson, Peter Trusler.This is known to birdwatchers as "Simpson and Day". I like the pictures in this one the best out
of all the major field guides. The information is still very highly regarded compared to most of the other guides. Many serious birdwatchers think "Pizzey
and Knight" (listed below) is
the best though. I bought this one since I liked the pictures so
much I figured (correctly) that I would spend more time looking through it. I feel that I made the right choice since I love the pictures in this one so much. I have the 6th edition, the current one is the 8th and there is an updated version of the 8th edition (I'm not sure why they haven't called this the 9th edition).
Click here to purchase 8th ed. updated version from Australia $29.61 AUD
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After attaching a ISCSI target to ESXi 4.1 U1, we saw that ESXi created a 740,25 GB partition onto the LUN, even though the device has 2,7 TB capacity. Why did ESXi not create a bigger vmfs partition? How to fix it?
The "Why?" part:
According to http://www.delltechcenter.com/page/3TB+drives%3A+OS+Behavior+Matrix, the maximum LUN size for VMFS is 2TB.
According to http://www.delltechcenter.com/page/3TB+drives%3A+OS+Behavior+Matrix what ESX will do if the LUN size is bigger is it makes a 740GB partition and the rest is inaccessible.
The "How to fix it" part:
Present a smaller than 2TB LUN to ESX. That can be done by creating partitions on the disk (/dev/sdb1 /dev/sdb2) and exporting those partitions as separate LUNs to ESX.
Max size LUN in ESXi is 2TB -512 Bytes. The LUN can be no bigger. The information can be found in the VMware configurations maximums document.

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Mechanics, Uncertainty, and Simulation in Engineering (MUSE)
Dept. of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering (CAEE)
The University of Texas At Austin (UT-Austin)
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) - IIT (Bombay)
Master of Science (M.S.) - University of Virginia
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) - Stanford University [PhD Advisor: C. Allin Cornell]
Courses that I teach
Probability and Statistics for Civil Engineers - CE 311S [Fall 2000, Fall 2001, Spring 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2006, Fall 2008, Fall 2010, Fall 2012, Fall 2014]
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Advisor, CAEE Department Honors Program Advisor
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If mass building is your goal, include more grams of protein in your milkshakes. Bananas should be the base of your milkshakes because they are very low in fat and are good sources of protein. Include skim milk, some kind of quality protein and your favorite low-fat ice cream to the blend.
Choosing the right protein powder will be the subject of a future article. Every product offers different servings of protein, carbohydrates and other essential nutrients, so if your goal is to increase your protein intake, choose protein powder with high protein content that is low in carbohydrates.
Another way to increase your milkshake's protein content is to add a few egg whites to the banana, milk and ice cream mix. Include between 4 to 6 egg whites in each milkshake, according to how much weight you want to put on. It is a good idea to leave at least one yolk because it balances out the cholesterol level of the whole mix. The taste of raw eggs is usually not that great, therefore it's a good idea to sweeten the milkshake with some extra ingredients.
Recommended extras are honey, maple syrup, butterscotch, caramel, or chocolate syrup. These ingredients contain a lot of sugar and most of them contain a lot of calories, but they are low in fat and taste extremely good. The key is moderation: add just enough for flavor.
For those who follow very strict diets, mix the egg whites or the protein powder with ice cubes and water. To add a little more flavor, incorporate fruits or even some low-fat yogurt into the blend to really cut down the fat percentage and benefit from the quality protein.
Please note that protein milkshakes are not to be ingested 3 times a day as meal replacements. Real food should be the major focus of your diet, while milkshakes should simply complement it. Milkshakes are especially effective immediately after working out because most proteins found in supplements are of high quality. The protein is easily absorbed by the muscles, the blend is easy to prepare and it is extremely refreshing.
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artist Ciara Griffin takes an intern position at the local
radio station. Her job is to bring more money into the
station so they will not be bought out by the media giant
Sky Wave. However, when she accepted the position, she had
no idea the DJ's were actually vampires, each one stuck in
the era in which they were reborn. Hesitant at first,
Ciara decides to help the vampires because, without a link
to the station, the vampires will fade into mindless
ghouls. Ciara doesn't want to see this happen especially
since she has a new love interest in the grunge DJ Shane
McAllister. With a new scheme under her belt, Ciara decides
to promote the business as WVMP; the Lifeblood of Rock 'n'
Roll where all the vampires can come forward into the
public eye. Although Ciara never expected the public to
take the vampire gimmick seriously, a few ancient vampires
are not so happy to be exposed. Soon Ciara's life is at
stake. Can she con her way out of this one?
Wicked Game by Jeri Smith-Ready is simply put,
amazing. First, I love the way she blends rock 'n'roll
history with the vampire lore. It is very well written and
the author's knowledge of rock 'n' roll is right on the
button. I actually walked away learning something from this
book. I would recommend this book to anyone, not just
paranormal romance readers. My only is hope is that Ms.
Smith-Ready continues with this style of writing. It offers
readers something different then the norm.
Reviewed by Beth Senters
Posted April 30, 2008
A novel of sex, blood, and rock 'n' roll.
Recovering con artist Ciara Griffin is trying to live the straight life, even if it means finding a (shudder!) real job. She takes an internship at a local radio station, whose late-night time-warp format features 1940s blues, 60s psychedelia, 80s Goth, and more, all with an uncannily authentic flair. Ciara soon discovers how the DJs maintain their cred: they're vampires, stuck forever in the eras in which they were turned.
Ciara's first instinct, as always, is to cut and run. But communications giant Skywave wants to buy WMMP and turn it into just another hit-playing clone. Without the station—and the link it provides to their original Life Times—the vampires would "fade," becoming little more than mindless ghosts of the past. Suddenly a routine corporate takeover becomes a matter of life and un-death.
To boost ratings and save the lives of her strange new friends, Ciara re-brands the station as "WVMP, the Lifeblood of Rock 'n' Roll." In the ultimate con, she hides the DJs' vampire nature in plain sight, disguising the bloody truth as a marketing gimmick. WVMP becomes the hottest thing around—next to Ciara's complicated affair with grunge vamp Shane McAllister. But the "gimmick" enrages a posse of ancient and powerful vampires who aren't so eager to be brought into the light. Soon the stakes are higher—and the perils graver—than any con game Ciara's ever played…
Wicked Game
(WVMP Radio: Book 1)
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Syrian state television has confirmed that a video showing the March 21 killing of prominent religious cleric Mohammed Saeed al-Bouti is real, days after describing the footage as a fake.
In an unprecedented act, the broadcaster said it "apologised" for denying the authenticity of a video distributed online this week, showing the moment of an explosion in a Damascus mosque that killed Syria's best-known Sunni cleric.
Thought to have been recorded by a mosque camera, the footage emerged this week. It shows Bouti giving a lecture in a Damascus mosque. After he is hit by an explosion he sits back up momentarily to adjust his cap.
Seconds later, a man rushes towards the pulpit and holds the cleric. Bouti then falls to his right and the man steps away, making a gesture of shock.
Three other men then approach Bouti, by which time his face is covered in blood, in an apparent bid to get him to safety.
On Tuesday, state television said the video was a "fake", and accused anti-Damascus satellite channels of "taking advantage of the blood of a martyr".
The broadcaster then said the video was not original footage, saying the images were unclear, as well as the lack of sound after the moment of the explosion, to back its argument.
But on Wednesday, Bouti's son Toufik was invited to speak on state television and confirmed the video's authenticity.
"Those who were present told me they saw my father's face and body, that he fell to his side and that he fixed his cap," he said.
Toufik also said the first man to approach Bouti after the explosion was his own son Ahmed, "who was seated in front of his grandfather".
Bizarrely, Bouti's grandson was also reported to have been killed in the same explosion.
Syrian television then backtracked on its denial after Toufik Bouti's comments.
"After doubting the authenticity of the video in our newscast yesterday (Tuesday), and for the sake of our credibility, we apologise to our viewers for the mistake we made," a news presenter said.
But the channel has not backtracked on its claims that the explosion was the work of a suicide bomber.
The footage has raised much speculation among the opposition, with activists suggesting that the cleric may have been killed by the regime.


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Utah Sports Ruckus: For BYU it's about time to raise political havoc
It seems reasonable to assert that whether Mormons are discriminated against generally in the United States or not, the fact that BYU is being excluded from the top tier of college athletics, when it is so obviously belongs in the top tier based on its merits, is at least in some ways a demonstration of discrimination or inequality — whether by definition or by effect.
Historically, groups that have faced these situations do not find improvement in their status or circumstances by asking nicely or by waiting for those "above" them to extend an invitation.
The athletic program at BYU may seem like a small thing compared to other issues in America. There is an argument to be made that we place far too big of an emphasis on sports in our country as a whole, especially on college sports.
Being an emotionally invested fan of a sports team when we have no control over its successes or failures is irrational in and of itself.
Nevertheless, athletics play a large role in many ways in our society and in the lives of millions of Americans. For better or worse, sports matter in our country.
Sports at BYU are no exception. As I've written about previously, a separation of sports and school in America might be a good thing, but it isn't going to happen.
To the contrary, the connection between sports and school, and the billions of business dollars that bind them together, is only growing stronger.
It's altogether possible that BYU's athletic program has only scratched the surface of what it can become in the future. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is no stagnant or diminishing organization. No, the Mormons with their emphasis on education, family, missionary service and personal progress are only poised to grow in number and influence in the years to come, with the same being true for their flagship university.
First, however, BYU has to get itself included in the upper class of college sports, where it belongs.
Not only should BYU and its supporters care about this, but anyone that is in favor of equality and reward based on merit should be willing to lend support to the Cougars' cause.
Based on its merits as an athletic program, by all measures, BYU deserves to be included in the upper division of college sports.
If things don't change soon, it might be time for the peaceful, conservative institution in Provo, Utah, to raise a little havoc.
Nate Gagon is an opinion columnist featured by the Deseret News, and writes a weekly sports feature called Utah Sports Ruckus. He shoots roughly 94 percent from the free-throw line and can be reached at: firstname.lastname@example.com or @nategagon.
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I installed wordpress 3.4.1 on a shared environment (Planethoster) few days ago. I installed few plugins including last version of akismet.
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Extreme anger, usually said after someone says something and/or does something in an extreme fit of anger.
Person A says "I hate you". Person B then starts screaming and throws a frying pan at Person A. Person C then says "Rage!"
by More Awesome Than Thou November 12, 2005
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To party extremly hard: Excessive drinking, taking of pills, boozing or any combination of the three.
Not possible to remember the previous night...
Not possible to remember the previous night...
Its Friday night, lets fucking RAGE!
by Cypress Ryan May 13, 2006
What you get from reading bad definitions on Urban Dictionary over and over again confirming the fact that the world is actually, just as you always suspected - that being, full of idiotic hicks who cannot for the life of them spell, respect other races, respect women or much else.
If only they would all go shoot themselves and make this world a better and smarter place.
The only people who are worse are the people who give them the thumbs up. These people should be detained in a unit for the clinically ill.
If only they would all go shoot themselves and make this world a better and smarter place.
The only people who are worse are the people who give them the thumbs up. These people should be detained in a unit for the clinically ill.
If I had a buck for every bad definition that got published on Urban Dictionary, I would be a millionaire.
by Rosefan June 18, 2005
Extreme and uncontrollable anger. The person who posesses it is most likely to act it out, violently.
I broke the Rottweiler's ribs in a burst of seething rage.
by AYB February 19, 2003
to party very hard, to get wasted.
speaker: Dude, i desperately need to party. I've been sober for the past week
friend: Yeah bro! let's fucking rage!!!
friend: Yeah bro! let's fucking rage!!!
by captain explosion January 03, 2008
RAGE is the word for partying at your hardest. If you are RAGING, you are out of control. You are likely to be very inebriated, and may fall on your face even while innocently walking back to your bed. R.A.G.E stands for Rowdy Alcoholics Getting (in)Ebriated.
We rage harder than Rebecca Black going to school on a Friday morning...partyin' partyin' partyin' YEAH!
by DJ Joseph Pesta April 20, 2011
Rage: The act of drinking excessively, spending lots of money, causing destruction, and fucking your life up in the course of a single night. Consequences of a rage typically consist of loss of memory, STD's, unwanted children with fat chicks, depleted bank accounts, fights, break ups, drunken calling and texts, loss of vehicle in Vegas parking lots, and next day facebook posts of FML!
Rag-ing: The action verb used to describe event s occurring during a "rage" night.
Rag-ing: The action verb used to describe event s occurring during a "rage" night.
We decided to rage in San Diego and ended up fucking an ugly chick in the hotel hallway while spectators cheered us on. We had the sickest rage last night, woke up in Vegas next to a stripper or hooker or sloppy illegal citizen, lost my keys, lost my wallet, shit my pants, and pretty sure nachos were involved in my life at some point.
by Victor Valen January 15, 2011
The act of being a whiny bitch when playing a video game. Loudly swearing, complaining, insulting and/or tossing around blatantly untrue accusations of cheating, hacking, or unfair gameplay when losing at a video game. Most prominent in matches of Call of Duty online multiplayer. Used mostly by babies as a shield to avoid being "unfairly" labeled as babies. Regarded by babies as an appropriate substitute for proper methods of venting or simply growing the hell up. Sometimes regarded simply as an appropriate and constructive way to pass time by immature assholes.
I'm not being a baby I just rage a little sometimes...
I'm not an immature asshole, I'm just raging cause this lobby's full of niggers...
I'm not an immature asshole, I'm just raging cause this lobby's full of niggers...
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Birthdays, weddings, even baby and bridal showers are evidence that no party is complete without a sweet something to finish it off. And simple layer cakes are a thing of the past – however, layers themselves are anything but. Break out the color wheel, because rainbows and complementary colors are all over the dessert world, and not just frosting and sprinkles.
Hosting a themed soiree, or just drawing dessert duty, you can spend days of your life trying to recreate the most colorful Pinterest finds. Before taking the prismatic plunge, check out our round up of tempting after-dinner delights and their simple-as-pie counterparts.
Rainbow cake – Culinary color blocking at its finest. You'll need lots of bowls, gel food coloring and maybe a food scale if you're going for super-even layers. If you only have a few cake pans, you'll have to bake the layers in batches – a bit of a time sink. Stack it up, and you're ready to rainbow. This one is starting to feel "so done" online, but I've never seen one in real life. I think it's very sophisticated (and simpler) as an ombre effect, too.
Tie-dye cake – Get messy (and kid-friendly!) with this version. You'll still need to separate the batter, but cook time and stack time is significantly cut.
Pinata cookies – These made the rounds on Pinterest in a big way recently. For starters, you need to find your oft-used donkey cookie cutter. (I actually have a secret love of donkeys, but even I don't have one.) This is a two-day project, probably, and it involves three cookies per final product. The cuteness and surprise factor doesn't come cheap. Probably best to try this one for a smaller group.
Sombrero cookies – For the last-minute chef in all of us, this dessert can be done with all store-bought ingredients, and it's super cute. Color coordinate your sprinkles and gumdrops as desired. Go you!
Layered fudge – With white chocolate and gel food coloring you can turn fudge into any combination of colors. I can see an impressive spread in team colors, wedding party hues, even your favorite district colors for a Hunger Games party. (Please don't try to represent all 12 districts.) This one's easy, but requires lots of freezer time between the layers.
Layered pudding – You can make your own pudding, or go with store bought. Fast and easy or elaborate and individual. Your food, your choice.
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The universe -- only Tuesday Morning Quarterback readers know its name.
TMQ proposed that the NFL should mandate that all players wear the Riddell Revolution or similar new helmets with anti-concussion features. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told TMQ, "Many players do wear that helmet, which Riddell based on the research that our concussion committee funded. But describing it as an 'anti-concussion' helmet is probably overstating it. It is not a concussion-proof helmet. It is designed to better protect against concussions by providing more protection around the ears and jaw. The research showed that the closer a hard hit was to the ear, the more likely it would result in a concussion. Longstanding league policy is that players have the right to choose their helmets as long as they are NOCSAE approved." Yet as Roger Goodell is prone to say, playing in the NFL is a privilege, not a right. Players have no entitlement-like power to say what they want to wear. If the NFL can mandate no droopy socks, it can mandate safety. NFL, just mandate anti-concussion helmets. This would be setting a good example. And please, NOCSAE, hurry up and complete your helmet safety-standards update.
Meanwhile Mike of Rice Lake, Wis., writes, "Our high school varsity team started using Revos a few years ago, and had only a little improvement in concussion rates. Our coach was puzzled by this, so he did some research. We had previously used blue, plastic, upper-only mouthguards that form to your mouth. This year our team converted to thicker double-sided mouthguards developed for cushioning the jaw during hard hits. We have had three concussions total, and every concussion was suffered by a player using the [old] mouthguards. We have had no concussions among players using the double-sided mouthguards. That's a small sample, but still seems important. The Revo helmets are nice, and are definitely more comfortable than regular helmets, but getting better mouthguards may help too, and is much more cost-friendly for high school. To set an example, the NFL should require double-sided mouthguards for all players."
TMQ regularly complains about the lack of reality in action movies. Shridhar Padmanabhan of Naperville, Ill., writes, "In 'The Bourne Ultimatum,' the hero constantly rams his car into other cars, jumps off floors inside cars -- yet not one airbag ever pops up. Not for the lead character, not for the villains."
Jack Birnbaum of San Diego notes, "In the Patriots-Chargers game, the Chargers finally scored with 6:47 left in the third quarter, to make the score NE 24 SD 6. They are now behind by 18 points. An extra point cuts the deficit to 17, which would require three more scores to tie. A 2-point conversion would make it a potential two-score deficit. They kick the point after, thus indicating (a) they would rather be sure to lose by one less point than take a chance now on restoring some limited, but still somewhat realistic hope for a comeback. Isn't this just as bad as punting on fourth-and-short when behind?" TMQ's immutable law of the PAT holds: Kick Early, Go for It Late. Unless you're way behind! When you're way behind, every point matters and you should go for two.I visited L.L. Bean's Freeport, Maine, stronghold and reported the absurdity that although the Bean store complex is located in a rural area a tremendous distance from 99 percent of the American population, it's nonetheless crowded and hard to park there. Samuel Pfeifle of Yarmouth, Maine, writes, "I love it when people come to visit Freeport and complain there are too many shoppers and it's hard to park. Um, weren't you here to shop and didn't you bring your car? You know when Maine is idyllic? When all of you tourists go home. Tell all your friends: Maine is a cold, unforgiving place and horrible to visit. Like L.L. Bean? Shop online. Don't come here." I forgot to mention, another great thing about Maine is that the people are friendly.
A couple weeks ago I was asked on WDVE in Pittsburgh what kind of mail TMQ gets, and I was happy to be able to answer that reader animadversion is almost always clever and insightful. Well -- that was until I wrote about the Beli-Cheat scandal. TMQ has been dive-bombed by vulgar e-mail the past two weeks, and I don't know what that says about Patriots fans -- especially since I am not attacking the Patriots, I am attacking the notion of cheating. At any rate, I got so much vulgar e-mail that I am not going to dignify the whole pile of it by quoting from readers who objected to my Beli-Cheat points.
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Not guilty. That's the final verdict in the much watched Jordan Johnson rape trial that has captured Missoula's attention for over a year.
Not guilty. That's the final verdict in the much watched Jordan Johnson rape trial that has captured Missoula's attention for over a year.
The jury of seven women and five men took just a few hours to decide that Jordan Johnson was not guilty of sexually assaulting a fellow University of Montana student on the night of Feb. 4, 2012 as the two watched a movie at her house.
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Apr. 10, 2015, 10:59 AM
- AuRico Gold (AUQ +2.7%) is upgraded to Buy from Hold with a $5 price target at Canaccord, expect its underperforming shares to recover over the next few quarters thanks to an expected strong performance at its flagship Young-Davidson mine.
- The firm says the YTD underperformance is partly explained by the reserve writedown and asset impairment charge recorded at El Chanate, but adds that the market may have overreacted in light of El Chanate's contribution to AUQ.
- At the same time, Canaccord downgrades Detour Gold (OTCPK:DRGDF) to Hold from Buy with a C$13.50 price target, down from C$15, citing lower assumed gold prices and recent outperformance by the shares, while adding that there could be upside to Detour's shares if gold prices were to rise significantly.
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- Young Davidson also offers a 20-year lifespan with mine-level all-in costs at ~$900/oz., attributes Raymond James says might attract potential suitors as the mine is viewed as a "trade-up in asset quality."
- The firm feels AUQ provides a compelling investment outlook with growing production and cash flow along with a balance sheet that could support the Young Davidson mine toward its 2016 design goal.
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- Precious metals miners are bludgeoned as April Comex gold tumbles 2.7% to $1,164.30/oz. for its lowest settlement of the year so far.
- The culprit was the upbeat February jobs report, which sparked fears that the improving economy will prompt the Fed to hike interest rates sooner rather than later.
- Precious metals ETFs: GLD, SLV, AGQ, IAU, USLV, SIVR, SGOL, ZSL, UGL, DGP, GLL, UGLD, DZZ, SLVO, GLDI, DSLV, OUNZ, DGL, DBS, GLTR, DGZ, DGLD, AGOL, DBP, WITE, TBAR, USV, UBG, JJP, BAR, GYEN, GEUR, BARS, RGRP, BLNG
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- "Gold is much stronger as the 'safety' of the Swiss Franc vanishes," commented Dave Lutz of JonesTrading.
- Peter Boockvar believes that in "a world of currency battles with printing presses that are extraordinarily large... gold will be the last man standing... the gold bear market is over and will go substantially higher from here."
- Against a backdrop of concerns about global growth, deflation and renewed volatility, gold has been climbing since November as other growth-sensitive commodities such as oil and copper have sold off.
- Among precious metals miners: BTG +9.5%, GG +8.9%, KGC +8.7%, NEM +8.3%, AUY +8.1%, EGO +7.4%, AGI +7%, ABX +6.2%, NG +5.9%, AUQ +5.6%, FNV +5.5%, RGLD +5.4%, IAG +4.8%, GFI +4.2%, HL +4.2%, SLW +3.1%.
- Other ETFs: NUGT, GDXJ, DUST, SIL, JNUG, GLDX, JDST, SLVP, SILJ, RING, SGDM, PLTM, PSAU
Jan. 14, 2015, 9:57 AM
- AuRico Gold (AUQ +1.5%) reports its 11th consecutive quarter of record gold production from its Young-Davidson mine as well as annual consolidated results that are in-line with guidance levels.
- Consolidated results show ~224K oz. of gold estimated to have been produced in 2014.
- AUQ says its year-end cash balance totaled ~$90M, and that Q4 net free cash flow from Young-Davidson was ~$9M.
- Also says it received C$20M from the recently restructured royalty arrangement with Crocodile Gold.
Dec. 18, 2014, 5:39 PM
Dec. 15, 2014, 11:23 AM
- AuRico Gold (AUQ +3.6%) says it discovered a new gold-copper porphyry at Kemess East near the Kemess mill facility.
- AUQ says the discovery demonstrates the significant potential of the Kemess land package, with some of the program's drill holes ending in mineralization.
- AUQ says it plans to have an initial resource estimate for Kemess East in early 2015, after an initial mineralogical assessment indicated it is similar to the Kemess Underground deposit.
Dec. 10, 2014, 5:39 PM
Dec. 9, 2014, 5:36 PM
Dec. 5, 2014, 5:40 PM
Dec. 4, 2014, 12:15 PM
- AuRico Gold (AUQ -3.5%) is downgraded to Underweight from Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley, which believes the impressive ramp-up of the Young-Davidson mine already has been priced in.
- The firm thinks the market is not reflecting the inherent risks remaining at Young-Davidson, which is still two years from its design underground mining rates of 8K tons/day, and sees the stock's premium is unjustified.
- New Gold (NGD -1.7%) provides investors with a stronger risk-reward profile at current levels, Stanley says.
Nov. 14, 2014, 10:58 AM
- The gold market will enter deficit by 2016 as producers cut capex, resulting in reduced supply in the medium- to long-term, Credit Suisse analyst Anita Soni writes, seeing 2014 as a likely plateau for supply (Briefing.com).
- Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM +2.6%) and Eldorado Gold (EGO +4.5%) are the firm's top picks among gold miners under coverage.
- Other Outperform rated gold companies are GG, KGC, AUY, AUQ, FNV, GSS and IAG; rated Neutral are ABX, NEM, NGD and AGI.
Nov. 6, 2014, 4:40 PM
- AuRico Gold (NYSE:AUQ): Q3 EPS of -$0.02 beats by $0.01.
- Revenue of $73.51M (+35.4% Y/Y) misses by $1.51M.
- Shares +2.33%.
Nov. 5, 2014, 11:38 AM
- Spot gold skids to its lowest since April 2010 at $1,137/oz., below production costs for seven of 19 mining companies tracked by Bloomberg, including Harmony Gold (HMY -1.8%) and Primero Mining (PPP -2%).
- Harmony Gold said in its Q3 earnings report that all-in sustaining costs were $1,245/oz., while Primero reported all-in sustaining costs of $1,228; the most recent data from DRDGold (DRD -6.3%), AuRico Gold (AUQ +0.6%), Golden Star Resources (GSS +0.1%) and Alamos Gold (AGI -0.5%) also show costs higher than current prices.
- Maison Placements Canada brokerage's John Ing says a "two-tier type of market" is developing, where one tier of companies having solid assets and lower costs and another group saddled with high-cost operations and stretched balance sheets.
- ETFs: GDX, GDXJ, NUGT, DUST, SIL, JNUG, GLDX, JDST, SLVP, SILJ, RING, SGDM, PSAU
Nov. 3, 2014, 5:38 PM
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WHITE PLAINS — A federal judge has refused to dismiss the criminal case against four Newburgh men who claimed they were entrapped by a federal informant into a plot to bomb synagogues in the Bronx and shoot down military aircraft at Stewart Air National Guard Base in New Windsor.
Judge Colleen McMahon said precedents establish that even when the government helps commit a crime, others can be prosecuted.
"In case after case, governmental activity that facilitated the commission of a crime has been held not sufficiently outrageous to warrant dismissal of an indictment," the judge wrote in a ruling filed Tuesday.
Defense lawyer Vincent Briccetti and the U.S. attorney's office declined to comment.
Defendants James Cromitie, 44; Onta Williams, 32; David Williams, 28; and Laguerre Payen, 27, are accused of placing what they thought were bombs outside two Bronx synagogues. The men, all from Newburgh, also are accused of planning to use what they thought was a live Stinger missile against planes at Stewart Air National Guard Base. They have pleaded not guilty and face up to life in prison if convicted.
The men's request for dismissal said that the alleged plot was "a government-inspired creation from day one." They said an informant chose the targets, offered payment, provided maps and bought the only real weapon involved, a handgun.
They alleged "outrageous government conduct."
McMahon said the government "does not exactly deny devising and financing the details of the plot."
Prosecutors claimed their agent had to act as if he were taking part "in order to gather evidence of illegal conduct, and perhaps even to prevent some jihadist act from actually taking place."
McMahon said she might look at the issue of government misconduct again after the trial.
She said if she ruled on "how the scenario took place," she might be intruding on questions a jury should take up.
But she expressed doubt that the claim of government misconduct would succeed, even if taken to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
McMahon also ruled against motions to dismiss individual counts against the four men.
Their trial is scheduled for June 14.
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Aug. 7-13 named National Farmers Market Week
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Block shoot set
July 17, 2016 The Nessmuk Rod and Gun Club will hold a block shoot at 12:30 p.m. next Sunday. For details, call Charlie Messina at 570-439-2192. more »»
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July 14, 2016 MANSFIELD —With a unanimous vote, Mansfield Borough Council approved an ordinance that will allow the hire of a borough manager. more »»
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Work on Lycoming Mall Road set Friday
July 13, 2016 A state Department of Transportation maintenance crew will perform base repairs on Lycoming Mall Road between Pond and Bush Hollow roads in Muncy Township on Friday. more »»
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SHOOTING THE BREEZE: With Mercury Insurance Open tournament director Raquel Giscafre
Like many North County residents, Raquel Giscafre is a transplant.
The former Argentine tennis star played in a tournament in Rancho Bernardo decades ago, fell in love with the Pacific Coast and eventually decided to make the place she considers "very close to heaven" her home.
Now a Cardiff resident, Giscafre has proven a true ambassador for women's tennis in San Diego County. The longtime tournament director of the WTA's Mercury Insurance Open and its forerunner, the Acura Classic, has been attracting stars such as Steffi Graff, the Williams sisters and Maria Sharapova to La Costa Resort and Spa for more than two decades.
This year's Mercury Insurance Open, which runs July 30-Aug. 7, is headlined by Kim Clijsters, the world's No. 2 ranked player, and features a $721,000 purse
Giscafre took time this week to discuss the challenges of running a tournament, the excitement she expects from this year's draw, being a founding member of the WTA and being part of the South American tennis sisterhood.
Question: What excites you most about this year's tournament?
Answer : The field. There are a number of great players committed to this tournament, including Kim Clijsters, my favorite current player. Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova is coming to La Costa for the first time, and I believe fans will love her power-playing style. Those are two great marquee players, and there are several more that will give them a run for the title. We're adding a Latin night and honor a local player, and we're going to have a Ladies Day, where players will be models in a fashion show. There are a lot of great reasons to come out and watch this tournament. It should be a great time for everyone involved.
Q: Putting on a tournament of this magnitude is a full-time job. Has it always been that way or has it gotten more demanding as the years have gone by?
A : It's always been a year-round pursuit, but the tournament has certainly evolved. It was a very small tournament when we first put it on in 1984, but we've learned how to increase its prestige through experience. We've learned how to market it and we've learned how to raise funds and entertain sponsors and attract top talent. It certainly is a full-time job.
Q: How important is having top American players in the tournament for your marketing efforts?
A : Tennis is a truly international sport, and top players are recognized all over the world. It helps having top American players in the draw, but it's not essential any more. People know who these foreign players are and appreciate how they play. At the same time, having American players ranked in the top 50 and a local star like Coco Vandeweghe (Rancho Santa Fe) certainly helps.
Q: The tournament had a two-year hiatus. Was that a difficult period for you, and how gratifying was it to get the tournament up and running again?
A : Honestly, the two years became a well-deserved vacation. It was a time to visit with my family in Argentina. I put on a charity event with (fellow Argentines) Gabriella Sabatini and Martina Navratilova. To bring the tournament back, it was a welcome challenge. It sort of felt like we were starting up again but with a great database and a lot of support from the community. We had a small budget that we fostered and grew over time, and now we're back and going strong.
Q: Does being a pro tennis player help you in your current job.
A : I think so. When you have tennis in your DNA and you know what the pros like, that certainly helps running a tournament in a player-friendly way.
Q: Talk about what was it like growing up playing tennis in Argentina. Does that give you a certain attachment to others from your country?
A : It certainly does. When I started playing, the sport was changing from amateur to professional status on the women's side. The South American players traveled together, staying in small hotels and openly helped each other play better tennis. We didn't have the money to hire coaches or expensive trainers, so we became a traveling band that helped one another It was competitive, but we were also friends.
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Q: What highlight from your playing days sticks out most?
A : There are so many unforgettable stories, but my favorite is getting to the semifinals of the French Open. I beat the top German player in the quarterfinals in an incredibly long match, which was a real thrill for me. Oh, and I can't forget beating Martina Navratilova.


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By Lauren PoindexterFebruary 1, 2013
The new year has come and applications for scholarships and community grants from the Army Officers Wives Club of the Greater Washington Area are currently being accepted. Each year, the Fort Myer Thrift Shop partners with the AOWCGWA to raise money that is awarded to the children and spouses of U.S. Army personnel.
Scholarships are awarded based on merit. SAT and ACT scores, community involvement and an application essay are factors the committee looks at when deciding who will receive a scholarship. Applications can be found on AOWCGWA's website and must be completed and postmarked by March 30.
"There is a hard deadline by mail. We will be checking postmarks. Anything dated after 30 March will not be accepted," said Debbie Fix, co-chair of the AOWCGWA scholarship committee.
There are three different categories for scholarship applicants: high school student, college student and spouse. High school students must be in their senior years, college students must be already attending a college or university, and spouses must be attending a college or university or plan to enter school in 2013 to be eligible. Applicants attending a service academy or already receiving full scholarships are not eligible.
"The money goes to the school and is used toward tuition fees, books and anything else charged by the school that is education-related," said Ellen Pirog, the other co-chair on the scholarship committee. The number of scholarships and the amount awarded varies and depends solely on how much money is raised through consignments and sales at the thrift shop. With only five staff members, and more than 60 volunteers, the thrift shop earned a record-breaking $228,500.00 last year.
The organization would like to meet that goal again by encouraging more people to come to the secondhand store.
AOWCGWA would also like to see an increase in the number of spouses applying for the scholarships. "We have reached out to various counselors throughout Fairfax County, particularly at Fort Belvoir due to their large population of [resident] enlisted Soldiers … in hopes that it will draw in more spouses," said Fix. "[Recipients] have to be Army, but they don't have to live at Fort Myer."
An award ceremony will be held in May for those who have received scholarships.
Each year, the AOWCGWA provides community grants to individuals and organizations that provide services and/or support for the military community. Grant requests are reviewed by the Welfare/Community Grants Committee as they are received. Requests must be received no later than April 17.
To apply for a scholarship or grant, log onto aowcgwa.org and click on the scholarships and grants tab to obtain application information and forms, as well as contact information for any questions. (Poindexter is a student trainee in the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Public Affairs Office.)


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Definition of successive in English:
Following one another or following others: they were looking for their fifth successive win
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- York will be bidding for a third successive win following victories at Hull and at home to Horden last week.
- The following centuries saw the successive rise and fall of new civilisations.
- They are in a strong position this term, however, having clocked up eight successive wins.
consecutive, in a row, straight, solid, sequential, succeeding, in succession, following, serial, running, continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted
informal on the trot
rare seriate
successiveness noun
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- For in all change there is successiveness, one part coming after another, and from our numbering antecedent and consequent parts of change there arises the notion of time, which is simply the numberedness of before and after in change.
- This inadequacy is partly inherent in the fact that our terms and categories belong to discourse taken from this world of space, time, and successiveness.
- This is a successiveness that becomes real only when the succession is completed.
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin successivus, from success- 'followed closely', from the verb succedere (see succeed).
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In his beautifully designed and illustrated cookbook to accompany a major BBC2, 4-part series, Rick has selected over 140 recipes that capture the authentic taste of Spain today.
Spain is a country that tantalises every sense with its colourful sights, evocative music, vibrant traditions and bold cookery. Spanish cooking has a rich history, with flavours reflecting a broad range of cultural influences. Rick samples his way through the specialties and hidden treats of each region, taking in the changing landscape from the mountainous northern regions through the Spanish plains to Mediterranean beaches.
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In the West, we have identified only four basic tastes - sour, sweet, salty and that, through skillful combination and technique, create delicious foods. Yet in many parts of East Asia over the past century, an additional flavor has entered the culinary lexicon: umami, a fifth taste impression that is savory, complex, and wholly distinct.
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Two fallen soldiers will be remembered in a memorial service at Fort Carson Thursday.
Ssg. Christopher Birdwell, 25, and Spc. Mabry Anders, 21, were killed by enemy fire in Afghanistan August 27.
The men were assigned to the 4th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division at the Mountain Post.
Fort Carson will hold the service at noon at the Soldiers Memorial Chapel on post. It will include the traditional roll call, a rifle squad salute and "Taps."


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International Relations Theory and China's Rise: Assessing China's Potential for Territorial Expansion
Version of Record online: 3 DEC 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2486.2010.00958.x
© 2010 International Studies Association
International Studies Review
Volume 12, Issue 4, pages 505–532, December 2010
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Taylor Fravel, M. (2010), International Relations Theory and China's Rise: Assessing China's Potential for Territorial Expansion. International Studies Review, 12: 505–532. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2486.2010.00958.x
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- Issue online: 3 DEC 2010
- Version of Record online: 3 DEC 2010
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Whether China's rise as a great power will be peaceful or violent is a question that animates scholars and policymakers alike. Power transition theory and offensive realism reach pessimistic conclusions about China's potential for armed conflict because of the benefits of aggression. Nevertheless, applications of these theories to China's rise fail to examine the size and scope of these benefits and to compare them systematically to the costs of conflict that other scholars have identified. To fill this gap, this article applies different international relations theories to identify potential benefits in one defined issue area, territorial conflict, and then weighs these benefits against the likely costs. The potential benefits of territorial expansion are limited, a finding that weakens confidence in the predictions of power transition theory and offensive realism but increases confidence in more optimistic arguments about China's rise based on economic interdependence.


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