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Chile's Mining Boom Charges up its Electricity Market, Finds Frost & Sullivan
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Nov 13, 2012 (PR Newswire Europe via COMTEX) -- - Demand for renewable energy intensifies with rising electricity consumption BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Electricity demand in the Interconnected Electrical System of Central Chile is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.7 percent and the Interconnected Electrical System of Northern Chile, at 3.4 percent during 2012-2016. This sustained demand, along with the boom in the country's mining industry, has brightened the prospects of stake holders in the Chilean electricity market.
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Analysis of the Chilean Electricity Market, finds that the market earned revenues of $2.21 billion in 2011 and estimates this to reach $2.70 billion in 2016, mainly driven by sustained growth in electricity demand, the economic boom of the mining industry, and foreign investment.
Chile is the largest producer of copper in the world. As the Chilean mining industry benefits from high international copper prices and favorable domestic market conditions, the opportunities for power generation and transmission companies will increase simultaneously, attracting foreign investments.
"Foreign investments will fuel activity in the new centralized generation plants, therefore augmenting power generation's installed capacity," said Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst Martin Cataife. "Competitiveness in the generation segment has opened the doors to many investors looking for growth opportunities." Transmission and distribution are also attractive investment options. Global companies, especially those funded by Spanish and Italian capital, have already established local offices in the country.
However, the energy matrix's dependence on fossil fuels does not bode well for power generation and therefore, power transmission and distribution. This trend will result in higher electricity tariffs, thereby pegging back the overall market.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Arkansas Business) - Stocks are moving higher again on the first trading day of the month. This comes after a report showing that U.S. manufacturing grew modestly in June after a pickup in new orders and stronger production.
The Institute for Supply Management said its factory index increased to 50.9 in June from 49 in the previous month.
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Markets, meanwhile, are on an abbreviated holiday schedule because of the Independence Day holiday on Thursday. The New York Stock Exchange will close at 1 p.m. tomorrow and reopen on Friday.
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Here in Arkansas it was another week and another big banking deal. And one that once again includes a bank in Jonesboro.
You'll remember that last week, Home BancShares Inc. of Conway announced a $280 million deal to buy Liberty Bank of Arkansas Inc. of Jonesboro.
That deal set to create the second-largest bank headquartered in Arkansas.
And yesterday, First Federal Bancshares of Arkansas Inc. of Harrison announcing a $124 million deal to acquire two banks: First National Bank of Hot Springs and Heritage Bank in Jonesboro.
The deal will almost triple First Federal Bancshares's assets to about $1.4 billion -- it will expand its branch network to 44 in Arkansas and two in southeast Oklahoma.
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First Federal CEO Christopher Wewers announcing the purchase on his very first day as First Federal's chief executive officer.
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The finish is as smooth as can be and is essentially a black mirror. So far I have 8 hours into the job and have completed the hood, front fenders, and passenger side of the cab. Yes it takes a long time to do it right, especially because I'm OCD when it comes to this stuff. But I'm very happy with the results so far. During the week or next weekend I'll continue to do the rest of the truck.
For anyone looking to get into the Do-it yourself polishing stuff I'd definitely recommend autogeek.net. The have great prices for all the products you will need and they have a great youtube channel fully explaining how to use every single product in many different applications.
Here's some pictures so far. Keep in mind these were all taken with my iPhone 4. It is much more impressive in person. When I'm all done I'll take some good pictures with my Canon T3i.
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I think I saw one tiny little spec of dust on the hood---:158: LOL
Great job!!!!!!!!! Time well spent, looks super! Autogeek is a great place to get your products, but I wish their shipping was a little cheaper.
Great job on the truck!
Very impressive! I've never made the jump to using a polisher; I know they can screw things up quickly if you make a mistake.
Thanks everyone! I'll continue to post pictures as I do the rest of the truck. It's supposed to rain here all week so it will probably be put off until the weekend.
Great job bud. UC and UP are the little brothers to M105 & M205. A lot easer to work with, but cut a little less. I use them all the time.
Also, I'd top the 2.0 with some M26 paste, on a jeweling pad. It will give you an extra layer of protection, and make the black look richer
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great work.
a tip for the porter cable machine. drop down to 5.5" pads and 4" pads.
6.5 is a bit big for the free floating spindle design of the porter cable.
youll be able to compound at 5 with the 5.5" pads and will notice the machine feels like it has a bit more power and correction with the smaller pads.
keep an arsenal of the 4" pads for tight areas or areas where there are bodylines. the PC will stop oscillating on deep ridges or bodylines, but the 4" pads help here. This free floating spindle design is what makes it very safe to use.
IMO, a DA takes longer to get the results of a rotary, but it finishes down perfect without the holograms or "buffer trails" that a rotary can impart.
Here's a picture of my previous car that I used the profession series products on.
Went over it all once with the fine cut polish and light cutting pad and then again with swirl remover and a polishing pad. With the rotary buffer it still had a small amount of polishing swirls in it that I couldn't get out. But for 10 year old paint it came out pretty good. I definitely got a lot of compliments on it.
I'll look into the M26 paste with a jeweling pad. Thanks for the suggestion!
Yes, fully agree on the difference between the DA and rotary. Honestly I'd much rather spend the time with the DA to avoid the holograms from the rotary. I'm also a lot more comfortable doing it with a DA on my new truck rather than risking burning the paint with the rotary.
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UPDATE: Cork 'N Bottle has reached out to BLDG and the public to apologize for the removal of The London Police mural made possible by BLDG and Mike Amann, who passed away Sunday.
Cork 'N Bottle's Tim Hue met with BLDG owners to apologize for the unfortunate timing of the mural removal. The company says it will donate $1,000 to the American Cancer Society in Mike Amann's name and work to bring The London Police back to Covington to create a new mural. Both the gallery and Cork 'N Bottle shared the news on social media.
From BLDG's Facebook page:
"Excellent update on the Cork-N-Bottle and The London Police - Official mural situation:
We just had an excellent meeting with Tim Hue from Cork N Bottle issuing a formal apology along with a gracious $1,000 donation to the American Cancer Society on behalf of Mike Amann.
We fully accept this apology along with Tim's eagerness to correct the situation. We will be working with Tim and Cork N Bottle on replacing the mural in a timely fashion.
Also, we would like to state that the unfortunate timing of the event was in no way intended to be malicious or insensitive in any way.
Thank you Cork N Bottle for doing the right thing for the City of Covington and our community."
Cork 'N Bottle also reached out to fans on their page:
"We understand and sincerely regret the hurt that the removal of the art mural has caused our community. We acted out of a concern of a Maker's Mark copyright violation – which we feared might affect our relationship with a key supplier. We certainly had no intention of offending The London Police - Official, BLDG or the community who had come to appreciate and enjoy the mural. We have been a part of this community for 50 years and as always, wish to work in the best interest for our community's development and growth. We regret the loss of this piece of art, and thank you for your comments and your enthusiasm for Covington. We too share your passion for our neighborhood and love being a part of this community. In furtherance of our sincere apologies, Cork 'N Bottle has made a donation in the name and memory of Michael T. Amann to The American Cancer Society. We invite others to join us."
ORIGINAL POST: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12The London Police mural on the side of Covington's Cork 'N Bottle has been removed by the liquor store.
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of their building for at least one year. The mural was removed Monday.
From BLDG's Facebook Page:"Huge loss in Covington today. Cork 'N Bottle decided to paint over their The London Police - Official mural today. Let us state that the agreement of the mural being painted on the building was that the painting would be up for at least a year after completion. From this point forward, we will surely only shop at The Party Source for all our spirits!"
This decision comes just a day after BLDG owner Mike Amann passed away Sunday after a battle with stage four neuroendocrine cancer.
Friends of Amann and fans of the artwork reached out to Cork 'N Bottle on Facebook for an explanation. The liquor store posted the following statement this morning.
"The London Police mural was removed from our building at 501 Crescent Ave. yesterday. The reasons for this are that the contract to have it painted was unauthorized and the image was an infringement on the Maker's Mark trademarked bottle image. Please look for new art coming this spring as a new mural is being properly contracted."
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If you're looking for a good musical closer to home, I can certainly recommend the Cincinnati Playhouse production of Cabaret, which gets my Critic's Pick in the current issue (see review here). Director Marcia Milgrom Dodge has taken it back to 1929 with costumes and choreography very true to the period in a seedy, sexy Berlin nightclub. The Playhouse doesn't often do musicals, but this one is done right. Tickets: 513-421-3888
Know Theatre is staging another work by Mike Bartlett. Last spring it was Cock; this time it's Bull (review here). It's a story of two people bullying a third as they compete for jobs. A nasty tale, not for the faint-hearted, but some fine writing and acting. You'll feel ashamed of yourself for enjoying it, I suspect. Tickets: 513-300-5669
A fine production of John Steinbeck's Depression era tale of migrant workers and a guy who just doesn't fit in, Of Mice and Men (review here), finishes its run this weekend at Cincinnati Shakespeare. Jeremy Dubin's performance as cranky George and Jim Hopkins as simpleminded Lenny are examples of the kind of fine acting that's a regular commodity at Cincy Shakes. Tickets: 513-381-2273.
Finally, if you're in the mood for a hilarious farce, your destination should be the Carnegie in Covington. CCM Drama has transported some of its actors from the UC Campus to Covington, Ky., for a production of a deliriously funny tale of one man in Paris juggling three fiancees, Boeing Boeing. They're all flight attendants, but advances in aviation screw up his neat schedule to keep them discreet from one another. Comedy ensues. Tickets: 859-957-1940
If you love musicals, you should run, don't walk to the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music this weekend for the short run of Singin' in the Rain. It's a fabulous recreation of the iconic 1952 movie that featured Gene Kelly. It's about the transition from silent to talking pictures in the late 1920s. Even if you've never seen the film, I'm bet you know Kelly's iconic splash down a movie-set street, joyously stomping in puddles and swinging from a lamppost. That's what's onstage at Corbett Auditorium — a whole stage full of tap dancers and a torrential rainfall! But it's only there through Sunday afternoon; shows at CCM seldom run more than one weekend. So if you want to see this one, call for tickets right away: 513-556-4183.
There's water falling on another stage right now: The touring production of Flashdance: The Musical is at the Aronoff through Nov. 10, and its star, Jenny Mueller as the free-spirited welder who aspires to be a dancer concludes the first act with a memorable sequence where she performs at a club, culminating in a backlit shower. Mueller is a fine dancer and onstage from start to finish, but the show is full of shallow characters and too many subplots that make for slow going. Tickets: 800-982-2787.
One more musical item: I gave the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's production of Cabaret a Critic's Pick, and it's definitely worth seeing. Despite the fact that it first appeared on Broadway 50 years ago, it's still a powerful piece of theater — about intolerance and willful ignorance. But it's framed in a great story with a memorable score by John Kander and Fred Ebb (who also created Chicago, Kiss of the Spider Woman and more) with a new production by Broadway veteran Marcia Milgrom Dodge. Tickets: 513-421-3888.
If you're in the mood for something more serious, there are plenty of choices that have received good reviews: Check out Cincinnati Shakespeare's staging of Of Mice and Men or their joint project with Xavier University of The Crucible. Tickets: 513- 381-2273, x1. And I hope you have on your radar Know Theatre's staging of Bull (which runs throughout November) by Mike Bartlett, the same playwright who wrote Cock, presented last spring. It opens tonight. Tickets: 513-300-5669.
Find reviews of Flashdance, Cabaret, Of Mice and Men and The Crucible at citybeat.com.
The Cincinnati Playhouse's production of Cabaret is a must-see for anyone who is a fan of musicals. (CityBeat review here.) Kander and Ebb's Tony Award winner from the late '60s has been brought to the main stage with inventive verve by veteran Broadway choreographer and director Marsha Milgrom Dodge. Sure, it's set in 1929 Berlin, populated by amoral entertainers and Nazis rising to power. But its scrutiny of prejudice and bigotry in the context of jaunty, thoughtless entertainment is a fascinating way to bring attention to topics that are timeless. Dodge has assembled a cast of triple-threats (who can sing, act and dance), given them choreography rooted in the 1920s, costumed them in period clothing (and some clever get-ups for the cabaret routines) and set them spinning on a stage arrayed with Expressionist imagery. It's a winning combination. Cabaret just opened on Thursday evening; you have until Nov. 16 to catch it, but it's likely to be a hot ticket, so this is a good weekend to head to Mount Adams. The other choice at the Playhouse, Seven Spots on the Sun, is in its final weekend on the Shelterhouse stage. It's a powerful drama set in a Latin American nation, torn asunder by civil war. Serious theatergoers have been giving this one a thumbs-up. Tickets: 513-421-3888.
My best recommendation for this weekend is Ensemble Theatre's staging of Gina Gionfriddo's Rapture, Blister, Burn. This is an ultra-natural piece of writing with several generations of women arguing and contesting over the ways women should behave. (CityBeat review here.) It's focused on two women, once friends, one married to the other's ex college boyfriend. It's years later and neither woman is very happy with her present life. How that plays out will keep you engaged from start to finish. Some exceptional acting, with strong direction by D. Lynn Meyers. Tickets: 513-421-3555.
Several great choices for theatergoing this weekend. At the top of your list should be Rapture, Blister, Burn at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. I was at the opening of Gina Gionfriddo's 2013 Pulitzer Prize runner-up on Wednesday, and it's another fine example of the kind of excellent production we've come to expect from ETC. Lynn Meyers has a knack for finding exactly the right actors for her shows, and she's assembled a perfect cast for this one, the story of a twisty relationship between three one-time college friends. Two women, played by Jen Joplin and Corinne Mohlenhoff, were roommates back then, and Mohlenhoff's character had a charismatic boyfriend. She went off to a renowned academic career and Joplin's character ended up marrying Don, played by Charlie Clark. Twenty years later they're back in close proximity, and neither woman is feeling fulfilled by her life. Don is a willing player in trading places, which makes for some amusing drama. Mohlenhoff's character offers a summer seminar in feminism, film and pornography which plays out some interesting theorizing among the show's female characters about the roles women play. It's a great stew of talking and experimenting, which takes some interesting turns along the way. Definitely watchable and entertaining. Onstage through Oct. 27. Tickets: 513-421-3555.
You have two good choices at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park this weekend. Last evening I attended the opening of Martín Zimmerman's Seven Spots on the Sun (it's onstage through Oct. 27). It's a thoughtful and gripping drama about the fallout of civil war in an unnamed Latin American country. Warring factions draw lines and commit atrocities that make for inconsolable lives afterward, even when something magical seems to offer a chance for healing. It's a challenging story that will remind audiences that wars create more strife than they solve. Well-acted and swiftly staged (it's 90 minutes long, no intermission, on the Playhouse's Shelterhouse Stage), this is a world premiere by a playwright who's name will surely become familiar to audiences in the future. Meanwhile, this weekend offers the final performances of Fly on the Playhouse's mainstage. It's the story of valiant African Americans who we know today as the Tuskegee Airmen, men who overcame prejudice and doubt to be heroes during World War II. It's inventively staged using video and tap dancing. Definitely worth seeing; final performance is Saturday evening. (Tickets: 513-421-3888)
CityBeat photographer Jesse Fox is exhibiting some of her recent non-editorial work at NVISION in Northside with a free opening reception this Saturday night.
The show, titled Define Sex Appeal, is a collection of her conceptual art and fashion images that showcase sex and sexuality in a way that's a bit darker and more colorful than your average nudie mags.
Fox likes to incorporate narrative and emotional element in her works, which explore the feelings, secrets, fears and fantasies of her subjects and humanity at large.
She has won multiple awards and scholarships for her work behind the lens, and been exhibited in galleries throughout the United States. You can find her work in publications like Alternative Press, Coco Magazine, Meets Obsession, Filigree and others, including CityBeat and the now-defunct A-Line Magazine.
See more of her photography at jessefox.net.
Opening reception: 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5. On view 2-9 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and noon-9 p.m Sunday through Nov. 3. NVISION, 4577 Hamilton Ave., Northside, nvisionshop.com.
BuzzFeed — a popular source for news bits, pop culture stories and "list-icles" such as "19 Relics From The '90s Hologram Epidemic — has published many stories about Cincinnati this year alone. There's "15 Gorgeous Photos Of The Old Cincinnati Library," which compiles swoon-worthy photographs of our Main Library's past, as well as "11 Cincinnati Foods That Are Better Than Yours" and "31 Ways To Tell You're From Cincinnati," both of which have been shared on social media by countless locals — and mocked/criticized for being outdated and overly-generalizing (some of us actually subsist on a diet of foods that are not covered with runny chili and cheese!).
Chris Breeden, promotions director at Arnold's Bar and Grill, recently added another local list-icle to the site (on BuzzFeed's
Community page), highlighting the city's bevy of public art created by
globally recognized street artists.
Breeden's "9 World Famous Street Artists (You Never Would Have Guessed Are) Up In Cincinnati, OH" features photos of work by Shepard Fairey, Vhils, The London Police and other street artists that have adorned Cincinnati surfaces. Also on the list is French artist JR, who was recently in town for his exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center (on view through Feb. 2, 2014).
Street art featured in the list can be seen everywhere from Arnold's downtown and Amerasia in Covington, Ky. The story details
each artist's background and home base as well as how to find each
mural/painting/poster/graffiti site.
Perhaps this weekend you want to take a last-chance trip down Memory Lane. You have that option as the Showboat Majestic is wrapping up its production of Showboat Follies, the final show that Cincinnati Landmark Productions will stage on the historic vessel. It's a revue of songs and skits that should be fun if not profound, but if you go (final performance is Sunday), you'll be able to tell you foriends that you were among the last to visit this nostalgic Cincinnati venue. (Unless the City of Cincinnati finds another operator — which they've been seeking with no success.) Tickets: 513-241-6550.


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Banro Corp's Twangiza Phase I Gold Mine Plant Entering Cold Commissioning - Focused on Q4 Production
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Banro Corp's Twangiza Phase I Gold Mine Plant Entering Cold Commissioning - Focused on Q4 Production13:58 EDT Monday, August 15, 2011 Gold production is on schedule for Q4 2011 at Banro's first mine on the Twangiza/Namoya gold belt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (the "DRC") Twangiza's Q4 gold pour will represent the first new commercial gold mine in the DRC in over half a century TORONTO, Aug. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ - Banro Corporation ("Banro" or the "Company") (NYSE AMEX - "BAA") (TSX - "BAA") is pleased to report that construction of its wholly-owned Twangiza Phase 1 gold project in South Kivu Province, DRC, is proceeding on schedule with gold production expected to begin in Q4 2011. 'Cold commissioning' - a test run of fluids through the ore processing plant - has now commenced with mechanical commissioning that will proceed to 'hot commissioning' - a test run of low grade ore material through the plant - by mid-September. "We are fast approaching a significant milestone for both Banro and South Kivu province in the DRC," commented Simon Village, CEO. "Since Banro's Board made the decision to proceed with development and construction of the Twangiza Mine in the summer of 2009, we have worked diligently to a fast schedule which has allowed our company to pour its first gold in two years, and with weeks to go, we remain on schedule. This event will also signal a tremendous achievement for the South Kivu province as it will be the first new commercial gold mine in the DRC for over half a century - and a testament to the co-operation with the community, government and industry which was necessary for this undertaking." Phase 1 Construction Update The successful activation of this 1.3 million tonnes/year capacity gold production facility follows 24 months of strict deadlines which have been systematically achieved starting with the plant site and construction camp civil excavation works, that were completed two months ahead of schedule with a total of 1.2 million tonnes of earth being excavated. The capacity of this plant is planned to be increased to 1.7 million tonnes/year by mid-2012. Plant civil construction works are virtually complete while the structural, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and piping is 93% complete. The Aggreko power plant - the diesel-powered generation system with a design capacity of 7 MW - is 90% complete and a source of raw water for the processing plant has been secured. Cold commissioning commenced the first week of August with the testing of the conveyer belts in the crushing circuit. The construction of the tailings management facility is on schedule. Some 350,000 tonnes of earth was excavated in the construction of the foundation for the tailings dam wall and, to date 1.1 million tonnes of earth have been placed in the wall, which will have sufficient capacity to commence operations as per our mining schedule. Grade control drilling for the initial mining has been completed confirming the resource model's evaluation, and based on this data an optimised mine plan has been finalised. Pre-strip, which was minimal owing to the outcrop of the reserves at surface, has been completed and mining production is expected to commence towards the end of August. The mine planning is designed to optimise revenue by careful management of the cut off/cut over relationships of the ore body. Currently the mine is on schedule to pour gold in Q4 2011 and ramp up to full production of around 10,000 ounces per month early in 2012. Additional information with respect to the Company's Twangiza Phase 1 gold project is contained in the technical report of SENET dated March 9, 2011 (as revised on March 24, 2011) and entitled "Economic Assessment NI 43-101 Technical Report, Twangiza Phase 1 Gold Project, South Kivu Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo". Qualified Person Gary Chapman, the Company's Vice President, Operations and a "qualified person" (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101), has reviewed and approved the technical information in this press release. Banro Corporation is a Canadian-based gold exploration and development company focused on the development of four major, wholly-owned gold projects, each with mining licenses, along the 210 kilometre-long Twangiza-Namoya gold belt in the South Kivu and Maniema provinces of the DRC. Led by a proven management team with extensive gold and African experience, Banro is constructing "Phase 1" of its flagship Twangiza project. Banro's strategy is to unlock shareholder value by increasing and developing its significant gold assets in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") permits U.S. mining companies, in their filings with the SEC, to disclose only those mineral deposits that a company can economically and legally extract or produce. Certain terms are used by the Company, such as "measured", "indicated", and "inferred" "resources", that the SEC guidelines strictly prohibit U.S. registered companies from including in their filings with the SEC. U.S. Investors are urged to consider closely the disclosure in the Company's Form 40-F Registration Statement, File # 001-32399, which may be secured from the Company, or from the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml. Cautionary Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including, without limitation, statements regarding drilling results, estimates and/or assumptions in respect of future gold production, revenue, cash flow and costs, estimated project economics, mineral reserve and mineral resource estimates, potential mineralization, potential mineral resources, potential mineral reserves, projected timing of future gold production and the Company's exploration and development plans and objectives) are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect the current expectations or beliefs of the Company based on information currently available to the Company. Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause the actual results of the Company to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements, and even if such actual results are realized or substantially realized, there can be no assurance that they will have the expected consequences to, or effects on the Company. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things: uncertainty of estimates of capital and operating costs, production estimates and estimated economic return; the possibility that actual circumstances will differ from the estimates and assumptions used in the economic studies of the Company's projects; failure to establish estimated mineral reserves or mineral resources; there is no certainty that mineral resources can be upgraded to mineral reserves through continued exploration; fluctuations in gold prices and currency exchange rates; inflation; gold recoveries being less than those indicated by the metallurgical testwork carried out to date (there can be no assurance that gold recoveries in small scale laboratory tests will be duplicated in large tests under on-site conditions or during production); changes in equity markets; political developments in the DRC; lack of infrastructure; failure to procure or maintain, or delays in procuring or maintaining, permits and approvals; lack of availability at a reasonable cost or at all, of plants, equipment or labour; inability to attract and retain key management and personnel; changes to regulations affecting the Company's activities; uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future; the uncertainties involved in interpreting drilling results and other geological data; and the other risks disclosed under the heading "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in the Company's annual information form dated March 29, 2011 filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and EDGAR at www.sec.gov. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Although the Company believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein. SOURCE Banro CorporationFor further information:
 Please visit our website at www.banro.com, or contact: Simon Village, Chairman and CEO, United Kingdom, Tel: +44 1959 575 039; Arnold T. Kondrat, Executive Vice President, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, or Tomas Sipos, Vice President, Corporate Development, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Tel: (416) 366-2221 or 1-800-714-7938.


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For SA and piano with body percussion This fun, raucous, traditional Canadian sea shanty is arranged for SA, piano, hand-claps, thigh-slaps, and foot-stomps. The piano part is easy to play and the vocal lines are a delight to sing. This title is a perfect fit for school choirs.


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All animators must learn to walk before they can run. In 2D Character Animation, industry expert George Maestri teaches the basic principles every animator must know to build a foundation for more complex work. These principles are relevant regardless of software used or animation style. George explains how good animation depends on a firm knowledge of the laws of motion, which inform the principles of animation. He teaches the basics of creating characters, squash and stretch, pose-to-pose animation, walking and running, track reading, and dialogue animation. He also shows how to use After Effects and Flash to apply the tools learned in the course. Exercise files accompany this course.
Many of the characters you will encounter will have outlines or ink lines around certain parts of the character. This is kind of a holdover from the classic days of cel animation but it's also a really good design decision for a lot of characters because it makes certain parts of the character pop. For example, I have this character here and he doesn't have any outlines. If I add in some outlines, you can see how he pops out from the background a lot more clearly. So a lot of designers will put dark lines in their characters but when you have outlines or ink lines around your character, it's going to add a second level of complexity because when you bend the joints of the character the ink lines will have to follow and if you create segments or puppet parts for your character you have to design them so that the ink lines flow smoothly.
Now here we have a character with some ink lines. Let me show you a few techniques for getting those ink lines to flow smoothly. Here is just the arm of that character. So let's take a look at the elbow joint to see how we can make these ink lines flow smoothly. The first way is to just make the parts so that they kind of match up and that the lines actually flow. So for example if I take this forearm and I move it off to the side you can see how the ink line kind of tapers out right here and right here. This gives it space for this to rotate against this underlying joint.
When I take this forearm here and I rotate it, you can see how it actually kind of moves against that underlying part. Now one of the nice things about it is that this overlapping line kind of creates a nice little crease in the elbow but you also can get some problems here because you can't get little separations between the ink lines where it doesn't quite match up. You can notice there is like a little bit of a bump there. So making the parts so that they overlap like this is one of the methods.
The other method is to just layer the parts differently. So for example here I have some parts and I have actually drawn these so that the outlines pretty much go all the way round and again, we are just looking at this elbow joint. So this outline goes all the way round on both sides but this is actually made up of two pieces. It's made up of this piece and that piece. In fact all of these are made up of multiple pieces and when one of them lays over the other, you have a line that basically creates that outline.
So this underlying black piece is just a little bit bigger and that's really just a standard technique that a lot of people use in Illustrator. So, in order to make this work in animation what we have to do is pop the colored pieces up to the very top. Now how you do this may depend upon the type of animation package you have but the general idea is to just arrange this so you actually bring all of the colored pieces to the front which leaves all of the dark or outlined pieces in the back.
So now when I select just that forearm and I rotate it, you can see how the line actually moves pretty well. So actually because everything is underneath that line is always going to be underneath. Now the one thing you don't get is you don't get that crease in the elbow. In fact let's go ahead and take a look at the other one here. Now with this one, because in the way it's built, this black line is actually on top of this colored piece but in the other one it's actually underneath. So you are actually going to get a different effect.
Now this is much easier way to create consistent outlines but you may not get that kind of ink line that you would expect in a drawn character. So as you can see there are two basic methods for getting outlines to flow. One is to design the pieces so that the outlines match up; the other one is just to layer things properly so that the black lines are all underneath and the colored parts are on top.
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Kamal Prasad Upreti, formerly of Bhutan, poses with U.S. Magistrate Judge John M. Conroy after Monday's special ceremony at Rice Memorial High School in South Burlington. 25 citizenship candidates from 18 countries were naturalized as citizens. / EMILY McMANAMY/FREE PRESS
They had waited a long time for this rite of passage, and fortunately for them, the outlook Monday afternoon was pretty good.
They had a gym full of students to applaud them and a chorus to serenade them. Outside, the big rain and the big wind held off until after the reception.
And perhaps best of all, enough of the federal government was still functioning to carry through with the official program: a naturalization ceremony, welcoming 25 new U.S. citizens from 18 countries.
The venue was a special session of U.S. District Court at Rice Memorial High School, U.S. Magistrate Judge John M. Conroy presiding.
You have all taken a courageous step in leaving your homes and in some cases your families to come here to pursue your dreams and your aspirations, Conroy said, addressing the guests of honor seated in the first two rows. With the exception of native Americans, all of us or our ancestors have made that very same voyage with those very same dreams. In a very fundamental way, we are all legal immigrants of this country.
He cited diversity as one of this countrys strengths, a point not lost on his audience. The new citizens come from six continents. The countries: Argentina, Australia, Bhutan (2), Burma (2), China (2), France, Germany, Guatemala, Iraq (3), Jamaica, Nigeria, Peru, Philippines (3), Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.
Robert Brown, chair of Rices English Department, offered a lesson in the culture of this great nation in the form of two brief readings (Walt Whitman, I hear America singing, and Dorothea Smartt, generations dreaming 1). Other cultural lessons could be drawn from the walls of the gym, bedecked with state championship banners, a scoreboard, and a one-word motto, Onward.
Conroy enumerated the requirements the applicants had satisfied including five years residence, background checks, passing scores in challenging tests of English proficiency and knowledge of U.S. history and government.
He went on to affirm the nations bedrock principles in brief remarks that not only echoed the civics lessons that the applicants had studied, but resonated with many others in the audience as well.
The Constitution of the United States and its first 10 amendments, known as the Bill of Rights, protects you from discrimination on the basis of your religion, your country of origin, the color of your skin. You have the right, under the Bill of Rights, to speak freely about matters that you care about. ...
In a free society such as ours, Conroy said, every right has a duty and every freedom a responsibility. You must remain firm in your convictions and not falter when the cause of freedom is in danger. The right to vote is at risk each time one fails to vote. The right to free speech is threatened whenever you do not speak of your own convictions. Your own rights become threatened, whenever we permit the rights of others to be denied.
Conroy administered the oath of allegiance, in which the citizens-to-be renounced fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty and vowed to support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic...
The school choir sang, the certificates of citizenship were passed out, and the ceremony concluded in a tidy 40 minutes. The new citizens embraced their families and friends and headed to the reception in the cafeteria. Rices students, about 400 altogether, headed back to class. The rights and responsibilities of citizenship had figured into classroom discussions over the last week, said Sarah Smith Conroy, chair of the History Department, and students had even taken the citizenship test.
Why didnt the government shutdown spoil the fun? The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is a fee-based agency, a spokeswoman explained, so its largely unaffected. As for the federal court system, according to Conroy, its 10 days of post-shutdown funding arent up yet and by the time they are, he hopes, the stalemate will have been broken.
In the cafeteria, the mood was ebullient.
Its just exciting, said Elsa Misola Aguila, who came from the Philippines on a student visa 10 years ago and who studied for the U.S. history test with her son and daughter.
I didnt expect so many people, said Evgeniya Konstantinovna Kapish, who came from Uzbekistan.
Its great to be an American, said Farkad Saad Abdulrazak, who came from Iraq five years ago. He has a small taxi company and goes by the nickname Ali Baba.
Its a good feeling, he said, before walking over to a table where the League of Women Voters was signing up new voters.
At least 15 of the 25 filled out the registration form. Jean Norton, who has helped with League signups at other naturalization ceremonies, pronounced this a good turnout.
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Ponoy River (Russian: Поно́й) is a river on the Kola Peninsula in Russia. It is 426 km in length. The area of its basin is 15,500 km².
The Ponoy's source lies in the western end of the Keivy Uplands, 50 km east of Lake Lovozero, in the middle of the Kola Peninsula. The river then flows towards the east, threading a winding path through a landscape of hills and boggy plains for most of its course. The Ponoy receives several tributaries from the north, the largest being the Acheryok. Like the Ponoy itself, these also has their sources in the Keivy Uplands.
Below its confluence with the Purnach River, some 50 km from the sea, the river changes character and flows down a steep-sided, canyon-like valley with many rapids. It finally flows into the White Sea at Cape Korabelniy, at the eastern end of the Kola Peninsula.
The river freezes over in the late October to early November, and stays frozen until the first half of May.
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The river is very rich in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). It has become very popular among European fishing tourists, and there are fishing camps along the river.
Favourite salmon fishing patterns are the Kola Vulcan, Kola Blue Fire, Kola Fire and the Kolalander.
There are lots of ducks along its banks, and muskrats are common.
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The Zahau's family attorney Anne Bremner, who said that the case should be reopened, hired renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht to review Rebecca Zahau's autopsy report. Wecht, who has reviewed autopsies on women who have committed suicide for the past 50 years, disputed the findings.
"She has to get up on top of the railing and then fling herself over. Did she do that head first and then tumble and turn around? Did she go over feet first, I don't know. I would like to see reenactments. To my knowledge, she was not a member of Cirque du Soleil," he said.
Wecht also said that it is very uncommon for a woman to take her own life while nude.
"I can't tell you that it doesn't happen, but I can tell you that it is rare," Wecht said. "Women have a sense of propriety, of decorum, of dignity, even when they're committing suicide."
With so many questions from the media and Zahau's family, Shacknai felt compelled to write the letter to the attorney general. While he does not question the results of the initial investigation, Shacknai hopes a review of the methods and findings will "enhance the public's confidence" and "finally bring closure to these terrible tragedies."
"To be clear, I have no reason to doubt the San Diego and Coronado authorities' findings, and I remain appreciate of their dedication and professionalism throughout this process," Shacknai wrote.
"At the same time, I believe the only way to achieve some dignified resolution for everyone who has been touched by the horrible events of this summer will be through the efforts of your office. I pray Max and Rebecca are now at peace and I hope you might be able to help the rest of us ... achieve some peace and closure."
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You are young and have a lot to learn. Maybe you think you can win an Oscar next year because like I really believe in this script. Or maybe you dont think you have to worry about a little thing like a movies commercial viability Oh, you little egomaniac, you.
You may hate it when that agent from Endeavor thinks youll be more likely to have your boss return the call if he calls you babe over the phone, but its really not worth getting your panties in a bunch. Why? He could be the same guy who recommends you for the job at Scott Free (Ridley and Tony Scotts company ) As they say, sticks and stones will break your bones The exception? Slut, No one is ever allowed to call you a slut.


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A very sad story
A very sad story
Hello in sadness.
My neighbour has a very aggressive cancer. He told me of it a few weeks back. I told him of Essiac tea and all the natural healing processes and foods. I printed out all the info so he could read it. He chose not to follow these things. If the doctor doesn't know about it, then it is a fad. Essiac tea will hurt his gout. I know from previous experience, that when I Tell people these things, they look at me patronisingly, as if I am living in the days of the so called witches and their herbal cures. OK, so he has prevented his gout from flaring by not taking essiac tea and now the poor man is dying. He will never come home. I JUST FEEL SO FRUSTRATED. I naively thought that if you are in danger of death by a serious illness, you would want to try anything for a cure. But people still trust only the doctors.
Unfortunatly, some people will only listen to their doctors and march straight to the grave. My younger brother is the same way. He has pancreatic cancer and non Hodgkins lymphoma. I've given him plenty of info on natural cures, Gerson etc. & he still won't listen. Two weeks ago they opened the back of his skull and removed a tumor about the size of a small orange. He is now blind in one eye and has difficulty speaking, as well as impaired motor functions. He's had two rounds of chemo, & isn't getting any better. You can only do so much, but if they do not listen to you, you can't do anything but stand helplessly on the sidelines and watch someone you care about die. My brother will be 36 next week. Hope he makes it.
Well, you have to understand their thinking.
They may be skeptical because it hasn't been "proven" to work. And, people want something that works. (chemo/radiation may not be the "best" option… but it has worked for some.)
Every body is different… a remedy that works for one may not work for another. And, I don't think one remedy fixes it… I think it's several things… a lifestyle change as we call it. The food we eat, the air we breath, the sunshine we get, the water we drink, the rest we take, etc. Some people find these welcoming, yet scarse, pleasures in life to be too 'simple' of a fix. They don't realize how simple and easy the health message is.
I'm so sorry for both of you M@tt and bluebells. Having someone close to you go through something like this is heart wrenching.
You know, bluebells, I'm experiencing the same thing w/ my step dad. For him, at 85, you cannot teach an old dog new tricks. I'm heading there today. All i can do is leave my books lying around and try to be a raw example. I bring a pie and my vita-mix. When I fire that thing up—this usually inspires some questions. I'm hoping in this visit to at least convince him the chemo. is not going to give him any more time here. In fact, it will rob his time here (in this situation). I'll encourage getting all affairs in order so he can be living with cancer, instead of dying from it. There's a huge difference. Yes?
A couple of things might be going on here… these folks are just plain scared. They have been given the big "C" diagnosis and they are paralyed and giving up responsibility of their well being to another. Another thing that might be going on is they don't have something to inspire them to live so they are resigned to die or they are ready to transition.
It is difficult for loved ones who have options but aren't heard. One way to look at it is that you have offered a gift to your loved one. It is their choice to accept it or not. It is hard to not take it personally though…
Beautifully put, Bluedolfin. M@tt and bluebells, my heart and thoughts are with you.
Those so-called witches and their herbal cures knew what the heck they were doing. They still do. :o)
It is really frustrating and difficult when you have information you really believe can help someone and they're so resistant to it. My dad is going through a lung cancer ordeal right now, and my mom and I are really pushing the natural remedies and greens-greens-greens, and LUCKILY he's starting to listen. Believe me, for my dad to be willing to drink a smoothie with spinach in it is a MAJOR deal.
jenergy. look up and read about 'Essiac tea'. It provides so much hope. As a Christian, I believe that when God 'threw' us out of paradise, He is so merciful that He knew we would be suffering from illnesses and so He provided us with all the healing herbs and minerals. It says so in the Bible. But, even if some people do not believe in God, the fact remains, that people have been using herbs for thousands of years. After all, the multibillion drug companies never existed did they. and also, the amount of tax that governments collect from chemical medicine stops the research, acceptance and use of herbs by the medical profession. It's nothing else but that. If governments were as caring about peoples health, they would investigate anecdotal evidence of natural healing and apply it. Then,the drug companies won't be able to make oodles of money out of very frightened people who are in the 'flight or fight' syndrome. I believe that it is the 'flight or fight' that stops people from trying natural cures. Please, everyone, read about 'Essiac tea'. It may be just the cure that the doctors are looking for.
Thanks, bluebells… when I first posted on here about my dad ("shellshocked" thread) I got some suggestions regarding essiac tea. Maybe even from you? Heh… I don't remember now, sorry. :o) I did look it up and forwarded everything I found to my mom. I'll check with her to see if she's pursued that idea.
It's a toughy for sure. I went through this with a friend a couple of years ago. I've known people who cured their cancers through aggressive natural regimes (fasting, etc.) but also know others who followed the same regimes faithfully and did not get cured.
There are plenty of Gerson-type clinics. I believe if they had a definitive cure people would know about it by now. The truth is, that works for some people and not others.
The natural cures require a huge effort and often huge expense. The person has to be really committed to it to climb that hill. I don't know if you have ever been really sick, but it's not the easiest time to start something new. Everyone is giving you advice, and to follow any of the suggestions would take energy and money that is in short supply.
So when I hear of a friend with cancer, my first response is to ask them "How can I help?" If they are open to it I tell them about the people I know who cured themselves, and how, and again offer help in that arena if they are open to it. One thing I do know is that they'll likely feel a lot better by having juices and a lighter, raw diet. They are more open to that idea – feeling better – than abandoning Western medicines and trying something without medical support.
Now when it comes to type 2 diabetes, I know for a fact that the raw diet gets rid of it. So for those friends, I am pretty aggressive in sending them articles and letting them know what I've learned. But even in that, I totally respect and honor that they may not want to do it. It's hard to change habits. It can be hard to follow this diet – it involves planning, food preparation, and often social isolation. It's not for everyone.
And also, sometimes it is just time to die.
Bluebells, you did all you could for him. You gave him the info to help him, but it is ultimately up to him. You would think that if you were faced with this sort of thing, you would try anything! You would fight like hell! Most people are so set in their ways that they will never change, they will never go agianst their beliefs. Like greenie just said, Maybe it is just time for him to go. Passing on from cancer is not pleasant near the end. I watched my aunt, who was now a shivering, whimpering skeleton go that way. I saw her the day before she went. it was awful.
The big C won't get me without a big fight! Maybe your neighbour has never seen someone right before they pass from cancer. I tell you, seeing my aunt like that, has scared me to death of cancer!
Luna blu,
I've seen three people die from cancer, my father and two friends. It is a horrible disease but all three died in peace. The weeks and months before were not so peaceful, but the time leading up to death and death itself was peaceful. Death was blissful and freeing.
Really death is natural. It's nothing to be feared. I of course believe in honoring the gift of life by living fully and doing all I can to preserve and enhance it.
I've seen many people (myself very much included!) lay their trips on others. We all think we know best. I think the best and kindest we can do for the person is to be there for them and with them, supporting them in what they want, even if it's not what we would chose for them.
Yes, Greenie, I have been sick. I have had three major abdominal operations and I have R.A. and Osteo arthritis. My father died of cancer of the heart, lungs, and stomach. I suppose that I am fearful of illness and I WOULD try anything because I believe it will work. I wonder if I 'push' natural healing too hard because of my own fears. But it really is a desire to see people well and happy. Not to see them suffer the grief of death for those who are left behind. I told my son and his wife about all this while their friend aged 41 was dying from cancer, and her auntie also. They put all the information in the dustbin and so they watched their loved ones die.
I am truly sorry to hear what you all are going through. I feel helpless when i can't assist others, when I know things that just might save them. Sigh.
I wanted to mention B17 and apricot pits, although everyone on the thread probably knows about the reported cancer fighting/preventing properties.
Thank you Winona.
I have never heard of ther cancer fighting properties of B17 and Apricot pits. Tell us about them. Please
Sometimes it is so difficult to help people, and I suppose that people is not very open to "raw suggestions".
I would like to know more on that B17 and apricot pits. What I have read is that sprouts in general have anticancer substances and in particular Broccoli sprouts.
Your neighbour should watch this video "Healing Cancer from Inside Out", http://www.ravediet.com/caHealingcancer.htm It was played last month at the SimplyRaw potluck in Ottawa, Canada.
Info from site "Part 1, Curing Cancer, deals with the failings of conventional cancer treatments and shows how conventional medicine wildly – and deceptively – exaggerates the benefits of treatments, while minimizing the risks. It will provide you with the information you need to accurately assess the risks and benefits of any treatment and speak intelligently to your doctor about such treatments. There is also a section on the 'Cancer Industry' which explains the history behind cancer treatments, the suppression of alternative treatments and why chemotherapy, radiation and surgery are the only treatments available to mainstream medicine.
Part 2, Healing Cancer, shows how cancer can be successfully healed with dietary treatments and natural supplementation. It explains common misconceptions about cancer, shows how diets designed to fight cancer are more successful than conventional treatments, discusses startling cancer research findings with T. Colin Campbell (The China Study) and has interviews with people who have reversed cancers using diet. It also discusses supplementation and why attitude is important in reversing not only cancer, but any disease."
Thank you for that information RawNutrition.ca I will give the web address to him. I don't know if it too late though. I will do it though. You are all so kind. Thank you all.


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Bringing the Social Media Revolution to Health Care
Posted on October 26th, 2012 by Admin
Melissa Hogan is a lawyer, author, speaker and as she would tell you, most importantly an advocate for rare disease families. Her efforts in the areas of advocacy, medical research, fundraising, and pharmaceutical and clinical trials made her a scholarship attendee at this year's Health Care Social Media Summit at the Mayo Clinic.
Her speech during the panel "Social Media Gives Patients a Voice. Are You Listening to It?" reveals the struggle of her son Case being diagnosed with MPS II, a rare lysomal storage disorder. Her frustration on the lack of information or options encouraged her to turn to social media for support and advocacy. Her social media answer was to create Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn accounts to spread her message as well as launching the website SavingCase.com, a site she utilizes to raise awareness and give updates on Case's participation in the first intrathecal clinical trial for MPS II.
This sort of patient advocacy shows the power of social media in the health care realm and is a shining example of how it can touch so many lives. There is no doubt that Melissa's attendance at the Health Care Social Media Summit had a profound impact on its attendees and that she will continue pushing forward with her cause.
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Ok, Ive held an A/Z licence for about 2 years now, with no real experience. Im interested in expediting and possibly someday owning a small fleet. Id prefer to run a straight truck, that seems to be where the bulk of the work is. My question is- how did you get started, and how did it work out for you? Any suggestions for a noob?
Im actually thinking of buying a slightly used straight truck to start. There doesnt seem to be alot of work for the sprinter vans locally.
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Hey Jeff. Kdac is in Baden just west of Kitchener. You're in the right place for freight if you want to do cross border work.
Thanks Scott4211. Ive just checked out the kdac website and they are looking for AZ drivers but nothing else.
I may have a local gig in a 5ton shaping up. I was on the US sister site and the consensus reading the forums is to start as a company driver to see if its for me.
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Halfway thru 2012, how are the sprinters doing ?
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Amid row over Congress giving ticket to Adarsh scam tainted Ashok Chavan, his party colleague Digvijay Singh today insisted that the former Maharashtra chief minister had done no wrong and he merely accepted the recommendations made by officers.
Defending the decision to give ticket to Chavan, an accused in the Adarsh Housing Society Scam, the Congress general secretary said that "every man is innocent till proved guilty".
"I have always held this view... Every man is innocent till proved guilty," Singh said in an interview to Karan Thapar on Devil's Advocate programme on CNN-IBN.
The BJP as well as its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today slammed Congress for giving ticket to Chavan from Nanded Lok Sabha seat.
"As far as Ashok Chavan is concerned, I have also seen the papers, I also know the facts... Adarsh Housing society has got flats which have been taken by Nitin Gadkari," Singh added.
"The number two point is he (Chavan) has simply accepted the recommendations made by the officers," he said.
Slamming Congress as "shameless" for saying no law stops tainted Ashok Chavan from contesting poll, Modi took on Chavan on his home turf Nanded today and said that though Shahzada (Rahul) had said he won't compromise with corruption and action will taken in the case, Chavan was given the ticket.
Referring to Adrash scam, Modi said "Can there ever be a scam over widows of heroes who died in Kargil? Its not about a building in Mumbai or giving flats to in-laws." Promising action on Adrash scam, Modi also said no one will be spared when new government will be assuming power after May 16.


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- 2 cup(s) chicken breasts cooked & chopped
- 1 white or yellow onions diced
- 1/2 cup(s) sun dried tomatoes
- 14 ounce(s) artichoke hearts
- 1-1/4 cup(s) milk
- 2 eggs
- 2 cup(s) monteray jack cheese shredded
- 10 ounce(s) spinach fresh or frozen
- 2-3 pinch(s) crushed red pepper
- salt to taste
- black pepper to taste
- 1 teaspoon(s) italian seasoning (optional)
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- Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook the pasta for 7-10 minutes.
- Cube the chicken and dice the onion. Heat a skillet with olive oil. Cook the chicken, then add and sauté the onion.
- Chop the sun dried tomatoes and the artichoke hearts. Combine the milk and the eggs, then beat. When the pasta is done, combine all of the main ingredients into a large pan.
- Cover with foil, cook at 350 for 20 minutes.
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As a token of appreciation Phantom Films (Anurag Kashyap and Vikas Bahl) sent a cheque of Rs 11 to Johar
"Yes, he has not taken any remuneration, because this film is his 'passion project'. I think the full team will always be indebted to him," Bahl said in a statement.
"We are thankful to Karan for agreeing to do the film. He is absolutely fantastic in his role and we don't have words to describe how proud we are that he chose to debut as an actor with this film," Bahl added.
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In You Can Bank On Your Voice: Your Guide To A Successful Career In Voice-Overs, Rodney Saulsberry draws upon his many years as one of the top voice-over talents whose work ranges from Toytoa and Alpo commerical campagins; to movie trailers for such films as How Stella Got Her Grove Back, and Dumb & Dumberer; to character voice for animated television spots and the Spider-man cartoon series to reveal how anyone can become successful in this specialized field of the performing arts. Readers will learn how to audition, find an agent, make a suitable demo CD or a professional quality submission letter, record voice-overs at home, understand the procedure for commercial, promo, and animation voice-over sessions, and much more. An excellent, practical guide for anyone aspiring to an entertainment career, especially those seeking to making a living from their voice but also for other actors seeking to broaden and hone the range of their talents.
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