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Primero Reports Record Gold and Silver Reserves and Resources; New High-Grade Sinaloa Graben Discoveries and Mineralization at Depth08:00 EST Thursday, January 27, 2011TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 27, 2011) - Primero Mining Corp. ("Primero" or the "Company") (TSX:P) today announced record mineral reserves and resources for 2010. As of December 31, 2010 proven and probable gold and silver reserves each rose 3%, net of production, to 886 thousand ounces of gold and 62.9 million ounces of silver. Inferred gold resources increased 23% over 20091 to 2.0 million ounces and inferred silver resources increased 16% to 179 million ounces. The Company also provided a summary of the results of its 2010 exploration program at San Dimas."Organic growth is our immediate focus and growing our gold and silver reserves was a primary corporate objective of 2010, so we are pleased to have more than replaced our production," said Joseph F. Conway, President and Chief Executive Officer. "San Dimas has an impressive track record of reserve growth and we achieved record gold and silver levels in 2010. Exploration spending is doubling in 2011 in order to capitalize on the potential of the high-grade Sinaloa Graben."HIGHLIGHTSRecord reserves of 886 thousand ounces of gold and 62.9 million ounces of silver;Record resources of 2.0 million ounces of gold and 179 million ounces of silver;Ten-fold increase in exploration drifting and 25% increase in exploration drilling planned for 2011;High-grade mineralization confirmed at depth in Central Block;New high-grade discoveries in Sinaloa Graben. RECORD GOLD AND SILVER RESERVESAt year-end 2010, the Company's proven and probable gold reserves reached record levels, increasing to 886 thousand ounces. The largest increase came from the new exploration area (Sinaloa Graben) with a promising 162% increase over 2009 gold reserves.At year-end 2010, the Company's proven and probable silver reserves also reached record levels, increasing to 62.9 million ounces. The nature of the San Dimas deposit is that gold and silver usually occur in similar ratios throughout the ore body and therefore the largest increase in silver reserves also came from the Sinaloa Graben with a 210% increase over 2009 silver reserves.The Sinaloa Graben represents the future of San Dimas' reserves and resources and it is anticipated that in five years its production will represent around 50% of the ore from the mine. The majority of the additional reserves in 2010 were the result of exploration in the Sinaloa Graben. In 2011, Primero aims to grow reserves at a higher rate than in 2010. The Company is focused on organic growth and has significantly increased planned investment in exploration and development. The Company's goal is to increase gold reserves to at least one million ounces in 2011, with a larger contribution from Sinaloa Graben than in 2010. Primero plans to invest $12 million in exploration during 2011, which is double 2010 and well above the previous few years. A total of 3,800 metres of exploration drifting and 53,000 metres of exploration drilling are planned in 2011, which represents a ten-fold increase in drifting and 25% increase in drilling.RECORD GOLD AND SILVER RESOURCESSan Dimas has a long history of resource to reserve conversion, with a 90% conversion rate over a 30 year period. During 2010 exploration drilling resulted in 52 thousand ounces of gold being converted from the inferred resource category into the proven and probable reserve categories. In addition to gold resource to reserve conversion, inferred gold resources increased by 374 thousand ounces, or 23% over 2009, to total 2.0 million ounces at December 31, 2010. Inferred silver resources were also converted to reserves with 3.0 million ounces of silver being converted into the proven and probable reserve categories in 2010. In addition, silver resources increased by 24 million ounces, or 16% over 2009, to total 179 million ounces at December 31, 2010. The assumptions used in calculating the Company's 2010 reserves were $950 per ounce gold and $15 per ounce silver, a Mexican Peso to US dollar exchange rate of 13. 2010 EXPLORATION PROGRAM A SUCCESSDuring 2010 the Company spent approximately $6.0 million on exploration. This included 10,860 metres of exploration drilling in 27 holes during the third trimester to total 42,000 metres of exploration drilling in 118 holes for 2010. There was also 315 metres of exploration drifting completed at San Dimas in 2010. The 2010 exploration program was successful at extending the known mineralization within the Central Block and outlining new reserves and resources in the new high-grade Sinaloa Graben two kilometres to the west. MINERALIZATION PROVEN AT DEPTH IN THE CENTRAL BLOCKIn the Central Block, 50 holes were completed for a total of 13,900 metres of drilling in 2010. The focus of the exploration program in the Central Block was to upgrade established inferred mineral resources to the proven and probable reserve categories and to begin to expand the knowledge at depth of the mineralized system. Drilling results from the Central Block indicate that the vertical extension of the known mineralization extends at least 150 metres below the deepest current exploitation level. During the third trimester the Marina vein in hole MAR 12-04 returned 10.6 grams per tonne of gold and 579 grams per tonne of silver over 2.80 metres. Some Central Block drill holes are highlighted on the cross section shown in Figure 1 at the end of this release. The thickness of each intercept mentioned in this news release is the true width of the vein. NEW HIGH-GRADE DISCOVERIES IN SINALOA GRABENIn the Sinaloa Graben, 29 holes were completed for a total of 11,200 metres of drilling in 2010. The focus of the exploration program in the Sinaloa Graben was to upgrade a portion of the potential inferred resource of one million ounces into the inferred category, to define the veins within the area and to confirm the existence of mineralization as a continuation from the ore shoots in the Central Block. The exploration results in the Sinaloa Graben continue to confirm higher grade mineralization than existing reserves and resources. A recent discovery while drifting in Sinaloa Graben yielded 22.8 grams per tonne of gold and 2,054 grams per tonne of silver over 3.20 metres and 14 grams per tonne of gold and 1,449 grams per tonne of silver over 4.42 metres. The newly discovered Aranza vein, along the same drift also showed high-grade with 10.3 grams per tonne of gold and 1,115 grams per tonne of silver over 2.75 metres. Results have also proven high-grade mineralization extends beyond the Sinaloa Graben to the west (West Block). The Santa Teresa vein, 150 metres to the west of Sinaloa Graben, showed 16.0 grams per tonne of gold and 508 grams per tonne of silver over 2.90 metres true width, again much higher grade and width than the current average. This area has never been explored in detail and has now been included into the 2011 exploration plan. The Sinaloa Graben mineralization remains open to the west and at depth. Some drill holes in the Sinaloa Graben are highlighted on the cross section shown in Figure 2 at the end of this release.ARANA HANGING WALL POTENTIAL INCREASINGIn the Arana Hanging Wall area, 23 holes were completed in 2010 for a total of 11,900 metres of drilling. The objective of the 2010 exploration program in the Arana Hanging Wall area was to identify the large ore shoots suggested by previous results.Drilling results successfully confirmed the presence of mineralization above average reserve grade but at narrow widths. Holes A-25-217(1) and HW-4G-01B returned 7.9 grams per tonne of gold and 778 grams per tonne of silver in a width of 0.80 metres and 8.7 grams per tonne of gold and 302 grams per tonne of silver in a width of 0.60 metres, respectively.The 2011 Arana Hanging Wall exploration program will focus on the discovery of vein mineralization of similar grades and greater thicknesses. These drill holes are highlighted on the cross section shown in Figure 3 at the end of this release.(1) 2009 Reserves and Resources were calculated using $825 per ounce for gold and $13 per ounce for silver and a Mexican Peso to US dollar exchange rate of 12.50.About PrimeroPrimero Mining Corp. is a Canadian-based precious metals producer and owns 100% of the San Dimas gold-silver mine in Mexico. Primero offers immediate exposure to un-hedged, low cash cost gold production with a substantial resource base in a politically stable jurisdiction. The Company has intentions to become an intermediate gold producer by building a portfolio of high quality, low cost precious metals assets in the Americas.Primero's website is www.primeromining.com. TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND QUALIFIED PERSON/QUALITY CONTROL NOTESThe technical disclosure and mineral resource and reserve estimates contained in this news release have been prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101"). The technical information has been included herein with the consent and prior review of Mr. Velasquez Spring, P.Eng., Senior Geologist, Watts, Griffis McQuat, who is an independent qualified person. The Qualified Person has verified the data disclosed, including sampling, analytical and test data underlying the information or opinions contained herein. Drill samples are prepared by SGS de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. in Durango, México.CAUTIONARY STATEMENT ON FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATIONThis news release contains certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements". Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts and are generally, but not always, identified by the words "expects", "plans", "anticipates", "believes", "intends", "estimates", "projects", "potential" and similar expressions, or that events or conditions "will", "would", "may", "could" or "should" occur. The forward-looking statements in this press release include statements regarding proposed growth plans for Primero, intentions to become the next intermediate gold producer, future exploration plans and expectations of exploration results. The forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, including assumptions related to the availability of acquisition targets and financing requirements, and the assumptions set out elsewhere in this news release. Factors that may cause actual results to vary from anticipated results include the risks that Primero may not find acquisition targets at attractive prices, mineral reserves or resources are not as estimated, the actual results of exploration and development activities not being as anticipated, costs being higher than anticipated, fluctuations in the exchange rate between the Mexican Peso, Canadian dollar and US dollar, lower than anticipated grade of the ore mined, fluctuations in capital markets and other risks disclosed in the Company's Short Form Prospectus dated July 9, 2010 available under the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Although Primero believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results may differ materially from those in forward looking statements. Forward looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of Primero's management on the date the statements are made. Primero undertakes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements in the event that management's beliefs, estimates or opinions, or other factors, should change, except as required by law. Table 1: San Dimas Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves at December 31, 2010.Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves - San DimasMetricTotal ContainedTonnesg Ag/tg Au/t(oz Ag)(oz Au)Proven and Probable ReservesTayoltita517,9552933.074,871,42451,197El Cristo10,1202063.6767,1291,194Tayoltita (Alto Arana)20,1402862.27185,0511,467Santa Rita496,2622972.094,740,35633,352Block Central2,617,9613696.0131,019,910505,834San Vicente39,9322184.60279,9355,902Sinaloa Graben50,7844845.43789,4928,865Total Proven and Probable Reserves3,753,1533485.0441,953,296607,812Probable Reserves by Diamond DrillingTayoltita767,1252852.837,020,13769,854El Cristo103,7372683.98894,38313,282Tayoltita (Alto Arana)32,9342073.95218,6914,179Santa Rita359,1263252.843,752,27632,817Block Central703,4612955.356,665,473120,954San Vicente3,3042082.5022,093266Sinaloa Graben158,2134597.262,335,95636,928Total Probable Reserves by Diamond Drilling2,127,8993064.0720,909,010278,278GRAND TOTAL Proven and Probable Reserves5,881,0523324.6962,862,306886,090Notes to Reserve Statement1.Reserves were estimated by Primero and audited by WGM as of December 31, 2010.2.Cutoff grade based on total operating cost for Tayoltita, Santa Rita and Block Central (US$99.84/t).3.All reserves are diluted, a mining recovery factor has not been applied, but WGM estimates that the mining recovery will be approximately 90%.4.The tonnage factor is 2.7 tonnes per cubic metre.5.Cutoff values are calculated at a silver price of US$15.00 per troy ounce and US$950 per troy ounce for gold.6.Rounding of figures may alter the sum of individual column.7.Exchange rate, pesos/US$ is 13.00 pesos/U$1.00.Table 2: San Dimas Inferred Mineral Resources at December 31, 2010.Inferred Mineral Resources - San DimasMetricTotal ContainedTonnesg Ag/tg Au/t(oz Ag)(oz Au)San Dimas16,852,0003303.67178,795,0001,988,000Notes to Resource Statement1.Resources were estimated by Primero and audited by WGM as of December 31, 2010.2.Cutoff values are calculated at a silver price of US$17.00 per troy ounce and US$1,100 per troy ounce for gold.3.Rounding of figures may alter the sum of individual column.4.Exchange rate, pesos/US$ is 13.00 pesos/U$1.00.Table 3: San Dimas Third Trimester 2010 Drilling Results (includes intervals at greater than 1.9 g/t gold & 89 g/t silver over a 1.20 metre minimum width)Grade (g/t)AreaDrill holeGoldSilverTrue Width (m)Arana Hanging WallA-25-2200.52320.30Arana Hanging WallA-25-217 (1)7.97780.80Arana Hanging WallAW-4G-01B8.73020.60Arana Hanging WallAW-4G-01B(2)1.91680.90Sinaloa GrabenPIL 7-0116.05082.90Central BlockMAR-12-0410.65792.83Table 4: San Dimas Third Trimester 2010 Drifting Results (includes intervals at greater than 1.9 g/t gold & 89 g/t silver over a 1.20 metre minimum width)Grade (g/t)AreaDevelopmentGoldSilverTrue Width (m)Central BlockLevel 10-868 W3.92172.20Central BlockLevel 21-791E-W9.945652.50Central BlockLevel 21-843 E8.025153.05Central BlockLevel 21-107 E-W12.75192.74Central BlockLevel 21-873 E3.41223.10Central BlockLevel 9-833 E5.33471.24Sinaloa GrabenLevel 7-129 W5.665142.06Sinaloa GrabenLevel 8-129E22.82,0543.20Sinaloa GrabenLevel 8-129W14.01,4494.20To view Figures 1, 2 and 3 please go to the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/p127-maps.pdfFOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Joseph F. 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Ottilie Davida Assing (11 February 1819 – 21 August 1884) was a 19th-century German feminist, freethinker, and abolitionist. Born in Hamburg, she was the eldest daughter of a prominent Jewish physician, David Assur, who converted to Christianity upon marriage to her Lutheran-raised mother, and changed his name to Assing.[1] Her mother was the poet Rosa Maria Varnhagen Assing, who was friendly with other literary women, including Clara Mundt and Fanny Lewald, and prominent in liberal circles that supported (but failed to achieve) social revolution in 1848.
After the great fire of Hamburg in 1850, Assing and her sister Ludmilla went to live with their uncle, the prominent literary figure and revolutionary activist, Karl August Varnhagen von Ense. His wife, the noted Jewish writer and saloniste Rahel Varnhagen, was long dead. Ottilie and Ludmilla soon came to blows in that household, and Ottilie left, never to return. In 1852, she emigrated to the United States, settling in New York and eventually in Hoboken, New Jersey. She supported herself by writing articles for the Morgenblatt für gebildete Leser and often wrote under a male pseudonym.
Assing read the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, and was impressed. In 1856, she went to Rochester to interview Douglass. They struck up an immediate friendship. Over the next 26 years, they attended some meetings and conventions together. At first, she wrote general interest pieces about culture, but soon her writing focused on the abolitionist movement. While Assing was in Europe, trying to establish her claim to her sister's estate (including her mother's, and the Varnhagens' papers) she read in a newspaper that Douglass was to marry his 20-years-younger white secretary, Helen Pitts. She had already been diagnosed with incurable breast cancer. In 1884, Assing committed suicide in Paris in a public park. As per the will left in her hotel, her correspondence with Douglass was burned and Douglass received her meager estate (the bulk of the family fortune having been given away on a whim by her sister).
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- Her letters to Douglass and her articles on the United States are published in Radical Passion which is edited, translated, and introduced by Christopher Lohmann
- "From German Cultural Criticism to Abolitionism: Ottilie Assing: "Zealous to give vent to her gall"" (2002) by Britta Behmer
- "Love Across The Color Lines" by Maria Diedrich (Hill and Wang, 1999), biography of Assing that speculates on her relationship with Douglass.
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The yen headed for a weekly drop against most of its major peers before data that may show the U.S. added jobs for a ninth month and after German exports rose by more than forecast, reducing demand for haven currencies.
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The Australian dollar traded within 2 U.S. cents of parity with the greenback after the nation's central bank said its decision to keep interest rates unchanged this month had been "finely balanced."
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On December 13, 2012 SARA has organized the third Lisa User Day. This event brought together Lisa users - ranging from novice to expert - from diverse backgrounds and the Lisa support team of SARA to share experiences and expertise in optimizing the usage of the Lisa system.
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Decks cleared for CBI probe in Date Centre case
Accepting the Kerala Advocate General's statement that his submissions before the High Court of Kerala for a CBI probe into handing over of the State Data Centre to the Reliance group in 2008 was based on instructions he received from Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, the Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a petition filed by T.G. Nandakumar.
A Bench of Justices H.L. Dattu and Ranjan Gogoi, after hearing senior counsel K.K. Venugopal, appearing for the State of Kerala, and senior counsel Nagendra Rai for the petitioner, dismissed the petition after taking on record the AG's affidavit. The Bench told the counsel that after the AG had explained his position, nothing survived in the petition.
The probe pertains to the role of former Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan, Mr. Nandakumar (who was alleged to have facilitated in the award of tender), and three others in the award of tender for IT services management consisting of operations, maintenance, upgrade, security audit, and certification of the State Data Centre and three Network Operating Centres.
In his affidavit, the AG said the writ petition came up for admission in the Kerala High Court on February 6, 2012 and it was adjourned to February 23 to enable him to seek instructions. Thereafter, he wrote to the Chief Secretary, with copies marked to the Secretary, Vigilance Department, the Director General of Police, and the Director, Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, for instructions for the purpose of defending the case.
On February 23, the AG said, he was informed over the phone by the Chief Minister to report to the court that the State government would entrust the investigation of the case in question to the CBI. He said that "based on the said instruction given to me by the Chief Minister, I made a submission before the High Court on February 23 to the effect that a decision is already taken at the government level to hand over the case to the CBI, recording which, the writ petition was closed."
In his affidavit, the State Chief Secretary also pressed for a CBI probe. He said the State Cabinet had rejected the advice of Attorney-General G.E. Vahanvati against instituting a CBI inquiry in the case.
The Attorney-General had instead suggested that the State government go for a Vigilance probe first. But the affidavit, he said, sought to correct him saying the Vigilance had already looked into the matter. It also recalled that the State government was favourably disposed to the option of a CBI inquiry from as early as February last year. This was based on exchange of views between and collective decision by Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan, who is in charge of Vigilance, and Information Technology Minister P.K. Kunhalikutty.


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Thanks to bipartisan support from the state legislature and Governor Tim Pawlenty, the University of Minnesota will construct four state-of-the-art research buildings as part of the Minnesota Biomedical Research Program. The five-year project, backed by university-sold bonds, will cost $292 million. The state will help repay 75 percent of those bonds, about $219 million. The remainder will come from philanthropy and other sources.
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Quiet 2 bedroom apartment, 70 sqm, with air conditioning in a limestone Parisian building, on 5th floor with elevator over looking a court.
At 5 minutes away from the metro station Louvre or Chatelet les halles
Accommodation for 4 to 8 people, mattress for the 7th and 8th people. Above 4 people add 30 Euros per night and per person.
Including : a large entrance with a chest of drawers and a large mirror.
The living-room with Internet Access (ADSL/Wifi), a TV with International channels, large table with chairs,a leather sofa bed for 2 people. a fireplace, Add a matress for 2 people
1 st bedrooms - Spacious bedroom with a double bed for 2 people, bedsides with lamps and a wardrobe. Linen provided.
2- bedrooms - with double bed for 2 people. Linen provided
A fully equipped kitchen: washing machine (washer/dryer), dishwasher, microwave/oven, refrigerator, freezer, hobs, crockery, linen, towels supplied,
The bathroom with bathtub and shower and a separate WC.
Linen, crockery, towels, iron & board, hair dryer, vaccum cleaner are supplied.
Public parking just across the street.
An apartment for 10 people in the same building.
Very well located in the heart of Paris in a typical Parisian neighbourhood full of bistrots and restaurants.
A few steps from Le Louvre Museum, Beaubourg and the Pompidou Modern Art Museum, close to the Seine and the Cruise by les Vedettes du Pont Neuf and the oldest market street Montorgueil. It's definetely a very central and good location from where you can visit Paris easily.
Numerous bus stops, taxi stations and metro stations nearby.
There is direct RER train from Charles de Gaulle and Orly airport connection to Chatêlet
7 nights : 200 Euros/night........1400 Euros for 7 nights.
3 nights : 233 Euros/night.........700 Euros for 3 nights
30 nights : 140 Euros/night......4200 Euros for 30 nights.
Our stay in this apartment was fantastic.
The apartment is well located and clean.
We hope to return soon in Paris and maybe be able to stay again in this
Me and two friends stayed here for 5 days, we used both bedrooms and the sofa-bed.
Very comfortable, nice inviting place. Like many Paris apartments it is a 5th(?) floor with a very small elevator or walk up, but that's completely normal. Walk to everything.
We had some issues before getting there as we were surprised to learn we had to buy renters insurance (about $40 Euro), and we had to pay cash on location. We were worried this was a scam, but it was all legit.
If you don't mind paying cash, this place is great.
Great communication with the owner. He is very easy to work with and responds quickly to emails. The pictures accurately represent the apartment and the description was also accurate. The Louvre is in walking distance as well as Notre Dame, the metro, a grocery store and many places to eat at reasonable prices. I would recommend this property to others.
This apartment was an ideal location. My husband & I are independent travelers. We wanted to introduce our 19 year old grandson to Paris. Our Rue du Pont Neuf apartment gave us a spacious, quiet, sanctuary from the whirlwind of tourists and museums. We were able to enjoy the comforts of home, and still be in the center of Paris. Our host was responsive when we experienced an electrical problem on a holiday weekend....
Excellent central location only 200 meters away by the Seine river on the famous Pont Neuf, near the Tuileries' garden, the Palais Royal's garden, the Marais and a short walk to the Ile de la Cité and the Notre Dame Cathedral leading directly to St Germain and Latin Quarter.
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BACOOR CITY, Philippines – The body of a man who went missing at the height of torrential monsoon rains was found floating in a fishpond here Wednesday, raising the number of flood casualties.
Arzay Josue, a 22-year-old construction worker, went missing Monday morning according to his wife's statement to the police.
His body was found floating in a fishpond near his house in Barangay Dulong Bayan here around 8 a.m. Wednesday, said city information officer Kathrina Sanchez in a text message.
Josue's wife told the police that her husband slipped and fell into rampaging floodwaters and wasn't seen since, Sanchez said. The victim's family refused an autopsy on the body.
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Mike Militiev was known in the Orange County Romanian community as a hard-living, foul-talking individual that you never cross. He acknowledges it today.
The day of his transformation came in November 2012, as he was playing in an over-45 soccer league match not far from his Garden Grove home.
"I was just playing when, suddenly, it felt like there were 1,000 knives in my chest," Militiev remembered. "I threw up, poured a bottle of water over my head and went back in.
"And then that second one hit me."
They rushed him to a hospital in Los Alamitos. Everyone, including Mike Militiev, figured him for dead. His daughter called Daniela Goia and her pastor husband, Dionisie.
I'll let them tell it they way they told it to me:
"I told the doctors, 'No shots!' They said they had to give me one or, otherwise, it was really going to hurt," Militiev said. "I told them 'I don't care. I want to know that I died.' "
"They allowed us into the ER unit," Daniela Goia said.
"They pray over me," Militiev remembered.
"I was flying," he continued. "I'm half-alive, half-dead. I see heaven, and I see hell; this big hole with fire and people yelling and screaming. In heaven, I see the angels, everything."
"Before my husband began praying, the doctors told us he was not going to make it," Daniela Goia said. "My husband says, 'I want to lead him to the Lord, so he is saved.'
"My husband asked Mike, 'Do you want to give your life to the Lord?' He says, 'Yes, I want to receive Jesus.' "
"I saw both," Militiev said. "In that hole, was the devil down in hell. If I give my life to Jesus Christ, I go to heaven."
"There was this big disturbance, all of the noise from the IVs and apparatus they had hooked him to was so loud!" Daniela Goia said.
"My husband said, 'Satan, I refuse for you to interfere!' And then all of the noise from the monitors stopped."


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In Cardio Diagnostic Imaging, Inc. v. Farmers Insurance Exchange, Case No. B239145 (Dec. 18, 2012; certified for publication), the Second Division of the California Court of Appeal affirmed the lower court's ruling that an exclusion in a first-party property insurance policy precluding coverage for damages caused directly or indirectly by "water that backs up or overflows from a sewer, drain or sump" was unambiguous and barred coverage for flood damage to the insured's property caused by a malfunctioning toilet that overflowed due to a blockage in a connecting sewer line.
On appeal, the insured ("Cardio") made three arguments as to why the exclusion should not preclude coverage for the damage to its property. First, Cardio argued that the phrase "backs up or overflows from" meant that water must come out of the sewer or drain and does not include water unable to proceed down an interior drain. Second, Cardio argued that the exclusion should be limited to water damage from large-scale disasters because it was listed among other exclusions precluding coverage for damage caused by such disasters. Third, Cardio argued that the exclusion did not apply because the damage was caused by water overflowing out of a toilet as opposed to water overflowing out of a drain.
The Appellate Court disagreed, finding the inclusion of the word "or " in the exclusion critical to the interpretation of the exclusion. Applying the fundamental principle that policy language must be construed so as to give effect to every term, the Appellate Court concluded that the exclusion unambiguously applied both to water which "backs up," and to water that "overflows from" a sewer or drain. Additionally, the Court rejected Cardio's argument that the exclusion's placement among other exclusions related to large-scale disasters warranted limiting its application to those types of events because the wording of the exclusion was not so limited. Finally, the Court rejected Cardio's attempt to negate the exclusion because the overflow resulted from a toilet and not a "drain," finding the distinction immaterial given that the toilet was connected to a drain.
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While I would want Q1 for personal reasons ( i really have time now to play) the adage, "when its ready" is better in the long run.
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01-16-2013, 03:34 AM #31PWE User
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For the record, I would not consider anything past June (end of Q2) as still "early" in the year (regarding the early 2013 phrase)
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So early 2013 is an educated guess of devs - like they see a new car riding with 80mph on 140 miles track and they say, it will arrive within an hour or two. It may slow down, break up on the way - many things can happen. (or a hippie may stop the car asking for a ride, and may turn out to be a cute serial killer...)
They will announce actual date "like arrival at 1800 hours" only when they are sure it will not break down.Shards of Selune no longer exists. Sorry to the fans. It was fun as long as it lasted.
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I was just saying. I'm a very patient person; I'm not even planning on getting into alpha or beta and could even wait another year for release (of course, tension and expectations around here rise with every day that passes). I guess I feel I can give just as valuable feedback in the forums as I could in beta testing, even from a more common sense and abstract point of view since I'm not being directly influenced by the game itself. I'm more of a "what if?" kind of person rather than looking for faults in things............
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imho we'll have it on second or last quarter. not in q1
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i dont see the game being released until the Neverwinter series is concluded witrh The Last Threshold (2013) .
i think some time in March, i think the game and book could come out side by side or the game will come out slightly after.
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Couple thoughts....just looking at what is being said and done currently I would say that they are five or six months from launch which would bring it to late August/Early September. I expect the game to have a soft launch and not make that much fan-fair ...that isn't to say the game won't do well it's just that Marketing has totally destroyed any chance of momentum or excitement this game might offer.PWI Handle:@storm_dragon| Follow me on Google+
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Couple thoughts....just looking at what is being said and done currently I would say that they are five or six months from launch which would bring it to late August/Early September. I expect the game to have a soft launch and not make that much fan-fair ...that isn't to say the game won't do well it's just that Marketing has totally destroyed any chance of momentum or excitement this game might offer.
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Then how would you explain TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN PAGES (and going one every 2 minutes appx) of requests to win an alpha key in less then 48 HOURS!?
The way I see it? There is no way to look at this than to credit the PCGamer cover story as a HUGE success for Cryptic. To do anything different is not being truthful to one's self.
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As far as my opinion on when the game gets released, its impossible to guess at this point. 2012 was a quiet year for only one reason, they were working on the game. The question is when do they turn the light green for beta testers. Storm wasnt really that far off in one aspect. It depends on the quality of alpha testers and Cryptic's willingness to listen and adapt code.
The fact that they... clearly... are not rushing the game out asap is a great sign. I am nowhere near nieve, and I still disagree with the quiet treatment we received in early-mid 2012. But you know what, maybe they were just not satisfied with their work yet and only now are feeling good about it all. The longer they wait, the more polish... the more they add.. the more they get things right. Then beta folks get a crack, and turn the wrench further. They told us a lot in that PCGamer story, if you read between the lines.
I'll guess, as I did in my podcast in October, for an April '13 closed beta start. Will I be close? who knows...
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Get gloriously sunburnt in Greece while learning to sail a yacht in the startling blue Ionian Sea. Start writing your first novel in Havana between moonlit salsa nights. Watch meteor showers on an astronomy adventure in Turkey. Engage with destinations, instead of simply whizzing through the most photogenic points.
This is the new way to travel. A world away from picture postcard tourism, it takes you into the heart of a culture, making you a participant rather than a mere bystander.
Tryst with rhythms
While specialist holidays have been around for a while, they're gradually getting more diverse, thanks to adventure seekers incessantly hunting for new experiences. For instance, Ekome Tours (www.ekometours.com.au) run by Simon Fraser and Tuza, both percussionists excelling in traditional West African music, organises a four-week journey into drumming and dancing in Ghana. Involving local artists, this holiday enables tourists to gain an understanding of the Ghanaian people, even as they learn from them.
While some of the students are drummers, Simon states not every one travels to Ghana for the music alone. "Some come for the adventure and the African experience," he says. Hence the holiday includes watching voodoo priestesses whirl in trances, hiking up a ridge to commune with an oracle and lazing under palm trees, besides playing the djembe and dancing on sunshine soaked beaches.
Traditional holidays might be all about resting, partying and shopping. On a specialist holiday you get rejuvenated in a completely different way: with incessant learning, and constant challenges.
Beyond trekking
Take photographer Varun Gupta's Ladakh workshop (www.travelinglens.wordpress.com), which meanders through Manali, Sarchu, Leh and Nubra, drawing both professionals and complete newbies. "The idea was to do more than regular trekking or driving through Ladakh," says Varun, adding that it's the perfect destination to learn how to take great photographs. "It's like the surface of the moon in parts. There's red rock, sand, slate… it's quite incredible."
Varun's Ladakh break, specially tailored for photo-enthusiasts, includes workshops on portraits, landscapes and night photography. And don't even think of sleeping till afternoon. "Sunrise is always a big moment!"
Yes, these holidays invariably involve some hard work. That said, they're an unbeatable way to immerse yourself in a subject, whether you're learning something new or improving existing skills. You're surrounded by equally passionate, like-minded people, you have constant access to teachers and you can stay focussed.
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Not too focussed to have fun though. Lourd Vijay of the Lourd Vijay Dance Studio (LVDS), who spearheaded a rambunctious Goa Salsa holiday last year, incorporated wild clubbing at Anjuna, bachata on the beach and samba in the swimming pool. He's also organised a salsa cruise on the Kerala backwaters besides Salsa Trails in Masinagudi. "These included trekking, dancing and a safari," he says, adding that they keep itineraries flexible. "It's about the experience," he says, "Everyone can decide what they want to do — play volleyball, attend class or just dance around a bonfire… it's not just about learning. It's about having a fun holiday."
Claire Southern, Communications Manager of Responsible Travel (http://www.responsibletravel.com/), which works on offering travellers authentic, distinctive holidays that benefit destinations and local communities, says they have noticed an increase in people seeking special interest holidays since they launched in 2001. As a result, they now offer a wide range chosen from about 300 tour operators across the world, all of whom are now tailoring packages for the new, passion-driven traveller.
"It is becoming more mainstream to seek richer, deeper travel experiences, and tick-the-box tourism is losing its appeal," she says. "Larger mainstream operators are following what smaller niche operators have been doing for some time and adding their own less conventional holidays to their brochures." These breaks draw a mix of people, many of whom are solo travellers, since this is an ideal way to meet new people. "For some, it is about challenging themselves in cycling, swimming, and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro (one of our most popular trips), for others, it is about learning something new."
Holidaying the New Age way:
Archaeology volunteering in Peru:
Live among the locals at Huyro village in the La Convencion province, while working on excavations at the newly discovered Cochapata site, where you will help preserve ancient Inca walls and map ruins.
Ethiopia bird watching holiday in Bale Mountains
Soak in the glories of Ethiopia's beautiful Awassa Lakes, bustling with bird life, from African fire finches to spur-winged plovers. Trek through forests alive with wildlife and cool off with a swim in Lake Lagano.
Cambodia Cycling Holiday
Journey through Cambodia covering just under 600 km in two weeks. Cycle deep into the Khmer heartland and then past a thousand years of history at Angkor before heading to Phnom Penh.
Painting holiday in Andalusia
Immerse yourself in the process of drawing, painting and exploring your artistic side in the Andalusian pueblo of Torrox. Guided by an artist, improve your technique while soaking in the glories of the landscape.
Introduction to Japanese cuisine
Experience Tsukiji Fish Market, with 400 types of seafood, in Tokyo. Tumble into sake at the breweries of Takayama. Travel through Osaka, Hiroshima and Kyoto, incessantly eating and discovering new food.
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Giant steps: Vacationing with Thailand's elephants
Visitors pitch in on the chores at this nature park
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Elephant Nature Park is located 37 miles or 60 kilometers from the city of Chiang Mai, Thailand; www.elephantnaturepark.org/.
Visits can range from a day trip ($80 or 2,500 baht) to an overnight ($185) to three nights, a week or two weeks ($385 a week). Discounts for children under 12. Stays include simple hut accommodations and meals.
Visitors can travel by train or plane from Bangkok to Chiang Mai; the park provides transportation from the city of Chiang Mai to the preserve and offers a package that covers train travel from Bangkok.
CHIANG MAI, Thailand Guests volunteering at the Elephant Nature Park don't have phone service or television, and Internet access is limited to a single area. But what they get instead of TV is ele-vision, all day long.
They can see elephants eating, playing in the mud, bathing and even floating in a river. They can watch large family groups and their ever-shifting relationships, which one observer compared to a soap opera. And while first impressions might suggest there is nothing subtle about a six-ton animal, by the end of a stay at the Elephant Nature Park, most guests come to realize there's a lot about elephants that's easy to miss. There's the rubbery rasp as they exhale through the trunk, the leathery skin and sharp bristly hair, the pink-orange patch between the eyes, and the freckles that run down the trunk and across the lower part of the ears.
I learned all of this during a week of observing and helping out at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai province, northern Thailand. The park is home to 36 elephants, most of them rescued from handlers who had them begging for food in the streets or hauling timber, carrying tourists on treks, or doing tricks in "elephant shows." The elephant is Thailand's national symbol, but tame elephants are considered livestock. Most of the park's elephants endured brutal training and decades of work, and some are now disabled. A few have been crippled by land mines.
The Elephant Nature Park offers sanctuary and a calmer life, and its founders are hoping to show Thailand that there is another way to treat elephants. They believe that tourists will come to Thailand to see elephants in a more natural setting.
The elephants include family groups surrounding the park's babies, Chang Yim and Faa Mai, rambunctious bull Hope, and duos like Jokia and Mae Perm. Jokia is blind, and Mae Perm has become her "seeing-eye elephant." The elephants have deep and complex bonds, but there are often conflicts and jealousies. The elephants also have personality to match their size, and their trunks give them an almost endless variety of facial expressions.
"I had watched a documentary which spoke about an elephant park where you could volunteer and work with the elephants," said Sim Marsh, who works at a financial planning firm in Melbourne, Australia. Marsh says volunteering at an elephant park was on her "bucket list."
The park is home to more than just elephants. It's become an animal preserve of its own, hosting around 20 head of cattle and water buffalo, a few horses, one moon bear, chickens, dozens of cats, and about 80 dogs. The dogs often make more noise than the elephants.


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The required education and training for this position varies from company to company. In most cases, an IT quality assurance analyst holds at minimum a high school diploma or equivalent; often they must have a bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, or a related field. Analysts typically undergo a certain amount of on-the-job training, as well as continuing education, to keep up with developments and changes in technology as well.
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