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Are your images ready for judging? Submit your work here!
Want to read more examples of critiques and other information about IPC before you submit? Read through the PPA blog's previous posts about the International Photographic Competition!
Rachel Noto is the second of two summer interns wandering around the labyrinthine offices of PPA, enthusiastically taking pictures of her cat, and occasionally getting a little writing and design done. An Atlanta native, she's learned to embrace the feeling of getting lost every now and then, though she now spends most of the year in the gridded city of Savannah, Georgia, where she attends the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has a passion for food, cute animals, and communication in all of its forms.
The Northeast District competition is now open! And since you're all hunkered down for this snowstorm, you've got time to do some editing and send in those images. Hopefully you'll be shoveled out by then, but Image submissions will be accepted until March 6. Your entered works will be judged March 13-14 in Columbus, Ohio.
PPA urges our members to enter photographic competition to push yourselves to be more. You'll improve your craft and confidence in the process.
"Once photographers get over the initial fear of competition, most keep entering year after year and become better photographers in the process," said Randy McNeilly, PPA's photographic exhibition committee chairman. "Even if they don't earn a merit right away, there's so much they can learn. Plus, it's a huge confidence boost, not only for the photographer, but also the client who commissions their work--especially once they start to win awards."
At the district level, images either earn a "merit" or "does not merit" score. Merit images are sealed and move on to the International Photographic Competition (IPC), held each August. Non-merit images may be worked on and re-entered into the IPC that same year. Critiques from a PPA judge can be ordered to give entrants personalized feedback on the reason for the score. Entrants and non-entrants alike can watch the judging live online in January.
"The live stream was hugely successful at the International Photographic Competition in August so we're taking it to all of PPA's district competitions," said McNeilly. "This helps debunk some myths about the judging process and shows photographers how much they can learn by attending or ordering their critiques."
The best of the best images will enter the prestigious Loan Collection and be on display at the International Photographic Exhibit during Imaging USA 2016 in Atlanta. They will also be in a coffee table book published by Marathon Press. For inspiration, PPA produced a video featuring 2014's Loan Collection images to show what the best look like.
PPA's District Competitions and the International Photographic Competition are open to the public. PPA photographers and non-members alike are also encouraged to attend the judging. Photographers who belong to PPA are each assigned to districts based on their studio's geographic location. For full district competition information, visit PPA.com/Competitions. To learn more about PPA's membership benefits or to join, visit PPA.com/Join.
You might have some fears
about entering the International Photographic Competition (IPC), but think
about what you could learn! We hear time and time again from competitors that
once you overcome your nerves and enter, your skills and technique will improve--not
to mention the confidence boost! The best way to get the most out of your IPC
experience is to have your images critiqued by an IPC judge.
Below is an example of exactly what we're talking about. Don't forget, you can order critiques at your next District Competition too! This is "Entangled" by Pamira Bezman, critiqued by Larry Lourcey. Watch the critique to see why this image was accepted into the General Collection and how it could be improved to go Loan.
Georgia photographer, Judith Ann, was lucky (and talented!) enough to earn a merit on her first time entering PPA photographic competition. In this guest blog, she shares the funny story behind her merit image and an afterword with her thoughts following the International Photographic Competition (IPC).
Dog Gone, I Received a
By Judith Ann
A lack of communication and poor note taking almost cost me a very important session last year. I'll tell you upfront, the good news is everything turned out better than planned. Pardon the puns, but it caused me to dig deeper into my artsy side when I realized I had been barking up the wrong tree for most of my morning.
The day started off like a typical morning at my studio, beginning with a review of appointments, ordering sessions and events to help my day flow smoothly for the next eight hours. I have always prided myself on my ability to plan and custom fit each client's session based on their requests. This particular time, my daily calendar informed me I had a pet session scheduled for 10 a.m. My assistant had booked the appointment the day before and the details were sparse. So bright and early I got my chain rattled and had to react quickly to this situation.
The notes said, "English Bulldog/pet picture" and being comfortable with dogs I believed for a hot minute that this would be an easy session--that is until I got up from the computer and started walking to my shoot room. My assistant appeared suddenly and filled in the details about my soon-to-arrive client. The client recently added a "man room" to her home--thus the need for the bulldog portrait for the wall.
"Really?" I asked excitedly. Then she said the portrait was to be based upon the poker playing dogs. I stopped walking.
"Huh? What are poker playing dogs?"
My assistant gave me the look that only the younger generation can give as if to You gotta be kidding me! Have you been living in the dark ages! "Like, they're everywhere" she said, "I'll show you."
I must have had the dumbest look on my face realizing I was totally unprepared for this session while I stared into a computer screen to see bulldogs playing cards, smoking cigars and looking generally illegal.
"How old is her dog?" I asked.
"I believe it's a puppy."
What da' what?
Soon after I heard a car door close and a barking dog headed my way--my moment of truth had arrived. The only thing I had going for me was the fact that this client was a regular customer who trusted me with her family portraits for years, at least up until this point. The studio door cracked opened and the tip of a furry nose nuzzled through and the wrinkly bulldog puppy came barking, jumping and running straight into my lobby.
I stood there dazed and confused and in my squirreliest voice said, "Hi Jennifer!"
Jennifer gave me a curious smile and said, "What's up?"
"I just realized I don't have a deck of cards," I said. "Would you mind leaving your puppy with me and running over to the store to get a pack while I get the lights set?"
Ha! lights set? How about trying to pull off the fastest-built set in 15 minutes flat?
She agreed and when I heard her car start up I sprang into action. The puppy was left to run around the lobby while I began to think...
My son-in-law was in the studio the day prior drinking the brown, old-fashioned root beer glass bottles. I dug through my trash and apprehended two bottles from the bottom of the garbage can. Yes! Close enough to a beer bottle and now I need a cigar and I think I have one from the proud parent of a baby boy! I hope this pup won't eat my only cigar!
Some further hunting around the studio produced an antique checker board with chips, an old camera and a quick hand dive into my purse brought up some change and dollar bills to hopefully round out the set. We cleared off a side table from the lobby, moved it into the shoot room and carefully arranged the newfound items. Jennifer returned with the fresh deck of cards and it was time to put our puppy to the test.
We placed our furry little friend on the table and he curiously looked left, right, up and down and in a split second scooped the cigar into his mouth and brought his head up into the cutest pose. Click. The image was captured in the blink of a (puppy's) eye!
(Side note: The puppy was not harmed in any way in the capturing of this image. As a matter of fact he enjoyed all the attention. The cigar was not lit--we created the smoke and red ash in post-processing.)
My assistant and I discussed better communication techniques through more detailed note taking and a big HEADS UP on unique session requests. As a bonus, we have had several clients request that particular image as artwork for their home.
In this, my first year of PPA image competition, I included "Hold 'Em Ace," and was pleased to earn a merit seal at my state (Georgia PPA) and district (Southeast) competitions I'm excited to hear the results from the IPC! My fingers are crossed on being chosen for the Loan Collection.
It's official! I've come full circle in completing my first year of competition. I entered the same four images from start to finish (GPPA>SEPPA>IPC) and am excited to say that three of the four images merited! After I received my judge's critiques from the GPPA/SEPPA level, I made some adjustments on three of my four images. "Hold 'Em Ace" had already sealed and I was told you NEVER break the seal once you merit.
My judge's critiques helped me see her perspective on how I could improve my images and I was mostly happy to make the suggested changes. I have to admit I did take a little offense on my critique of "Bonny Boy." The judge made mention on my child's sausage fingers on the bike handle, I took it personally because, to me most children have little sausage fingers. After growling about the comment for several days, I took another look at those baby sausage fingers and began to see why the judge had pointed them out.
I agreed that maybe they were standing out more than they should, so I took my burn tool and ever so slightly browned those little sausages. My images went from being what I considered really good prints to great images with just a few small changes. As a suggestion, don't take the judges' comments to heart--they are there to help you become an even better photographer.
I was glad I took the time to compete and successfully survived entering into a whole new world. I bet you have already guessed about how I feel about next year, that's right, I'm thinking about conjuring up brand-new ideas that will hopefully earn more merits. It's a win, win situation that will benefit my clients. My final thought is that being able to resource a judge with years of experience, compete with your fellow photographer peers in the industry is bringing me closer to my goal: award-winning photographer, Judith Ann, M.Photog. (master photographer).
You might have heard, but the International Photographic Competition (IPC) was last week!
The results are in and they are GOOD! More images, more merit images, and WAY more images going loan. Way to go everyone! Here's an excerpt from our official press release below:
A panel of 45 eminent jurors from across the United States selected the top photographs from nearly 5,000 total entries from August 4-7 at Gwinnett Technical College in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
Judged against a standard of excellence, just over 1,800 images were selected for the General Collection and 918 (roughly 18 percent) were selected for the esteemed Loan Collection--the best of the best. The Loan Collection images will all be published in the much-anticipated "Loan Collection" book and over 200 selected General Collection images will be published in the "Showcase" book by Marathon Press.
Images accepted into the General and Loan Collections will also be on display at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee Feb. 1-3, 2015 during Imaging USA, the annual convention and expo for professional photographers. These images constitute one of the world's largest annual exhibits of professional photography gathered simultaneously under one roof.
Those who didn't earn merits this year didn't have to leave empty-handed. Critiques from the IPC judges were available upon request, and the judges completed roughly 1,800 during the competition. The critiques are offered as a way to help participants find areas of improvement and prepare for future photo competitions.
And for the first time, this year's IPC was streamed live online and 1,570 unique visitors from 13 countries tuned in over the four days. 643 of those weren't involved in this year's competition, showcasing the widespread curiosity in competition, but tentativeness to enter. This is something PPA hopes the live stream will help change.
"This was truly the biggest and best IPC yet," said IPC manager Rich Newell, M.Photog.Cr. "Those critiques must be working; we had about 250 more images go Loan this year. And we're thrilled with how many people viewed the live stream. We hope it showed all the non-participants who watched what truly goes on at competition. Hopefully they won't hesitate to enter next year!"
The IPC challenges photographers to grow their artistic and technical photography skills by creatively capturing and presenting their best images, and by doing so, improving their businesses.
Here are a few photos from the judging:
To view full results of the International Photographic Competition, visit PPA.com/IPC. And go ahead and start practicing for next year! Let's see those numbers soar even higher.
A first-timer's account of the International Photographic Competition
By Penn Hansa, PPA Intern
I naïvely thought I had been at PPA long enough to know what to expect when we went to the International Photographic Competition - lots of images, seasoned judges sitting in a dim room deciding whether the image presented should merit and a solemn air of importance surrounding the entire event.
I was only half correct. IPC is much, much more.
It's an invaluable experience, a chance to learn from some of the most talented photographers in the industry and oddly enough, it feels like a family reunion -- if your family were made up of experienced IPC judges, that is.
"Do you want to see my granddaughter?" a judge asks, while waiting for the next round of judging to start. He pulls out his iPhone and flicks through the images before anyone replies.
"Only if I get to show you mine," another judge replies. "And then we can judge the images!" They all laugh.
But when the session starts, it's all business. In the digital room, the judges sit in twos or threes, and as an image comes on the screen in front of them, they'll review and tap in their vote on an iPod Touch. Oftentimes, they'll lean closer to the screen to see the image more closely, viewing it from different angles to make sure they haven't missed a pixel when considering it.
A common misconception about IPC is that the judges will favor images that suit their style. Because they score in a matter of seconds, it seems easy to believe it. But when a judge challenges an image, it's all laid out on the table and it's clear to see that their deliberation is intense. They'll each speak at length about why they favor an image to merit or what fell short, citing the 12 elements of a merit image.
"It's not about the treatment of an image, and whether I like it or not," said Allison Watkins, M.Photog.Cr., CPP. "I have to put my preferences aside to see the image impartially."
I wanted to see more of the thought process behind the deliberation, so I headed to the critique rooms, where judges offer their thoughts and constructive criticism about the image. For each image that is being critiqued, the judge will talk about the image as a whole, explaining their stream of thought as they look at it, including both the positive and the negative. It's a real learning experience to see exactly what makes an image merit and truly invaluable.
I settled behind Gregg Wurtzler, M.Photog.Cr., as he critiqued a few images, and then pulled up a new one. Wurtzler has 14 years of judging and critiquing images under his belt.
"What do you think about this one?" he asked me as he made his initial assessment.
I tried to keep in mind what I had learned about the 12 elements from watching earlier judging and critiques, but was drawing a blank. I liked the image, but something about it seemed off, and I couldn't place my finger on the correct term.
He just chuckled at my confusion and started his critique, first complimenting the photographer on his choice of subject and capturing the right moment, then describing how the photographer could have improved his composition, to notice the placing of the subject's hands and the busy background that was detracting from him.
"At first, it's sometimes difficult to look at the image and have to guess why the judges didn't merit it," Wurtzler said after he finished the critique. "But we've all been doing this long enough that we can usually pinpoint what it is."
Later, I sat behind Mark Garber, M.Photog.Cr., CPP, who has helped thousands of photographers with his critiques.
For any photographer who hasn't entered competitions, take this as an incentive: Garber is a huge advocate, and made a point to encourage all the photographers in his critiques to keep entering their images.
"Competition is quickest way to improve photographic skills," he said. "Every photographer has had images that didn't merit, so don't be discouraged when it happens to you."
Convinced of the fun and invaluable experience IPC is yet? Find out more about entering your images, becoming a PPA-approved juror and other competitions at PPA.com/IPC.
By John Owens
The PPA team took its annual field trip up go Gwinnett Tech for the International Photographic Competition yesterday. Last year, I entered the International Photographic Competition as a wide-eyed rookie. This year, as a crusty, second-year veteran, I knew the drill.
But you know what? It was at least as exciting. And it's because the images are new and the judges' passion is unwavering.
There was also the added element of the first ever IPC live stream. When we arrived, Scott Morgan, director of information technology for PPA, informed us that roughly 850 unique users were currently watching. About 250 of those weren't even involved in the competition!
The stream features live audio from each judging room, with the digital image shown on the screen. It's perfect theater for Warren Motts, M.Photog.Hon.M.Photog.Cr., A-ASP, F-ASP, whose baritone voice lent his digital judging room added drama.
What those at home can't see is the added action in the print room. The white-gloved volunteers placing each print in the turnstile. The judges' routine of getting up from their seats for an inches-away look at each corner of the image. Every color correction, every shadow, every pixel. Glasses on, glasses off.
Past PPA president and current chairman of the board, Ralph Romaguera Sr., M.Photog.Hon.M.Photog.Cr., CPP, API, F-ASP, was in his ultimate element (he's never really out of it) in the print room. As one of the rooms' jury chairmen, he led the judging and addressed the live stream audience whenever possible. "Hello out there in PPA land..." began each session.
For the judges, the IPC is photographic summer camp. It's their unofficial halfway point to Imaging USA--a chance to hang with longtime friends and colleagues and share in the passion that unites them. There's an equal share of hugs and friendly verbal jousting. The kind of environment you find in a tight-knit family, one that pulls you right in and embraces you.
A particular welcome sight was Keith Howe, M.Photog.M.Artist.MEI.Cr., CPP a longtime IPC judge whose battle with lymphoma and ongoing recovery has been followed here on our blog. "I'm moving pretty slow," he said. "But I'm happy I'm here."
They come together both for each other and for the greater good of the industry. To keep the competition and quality of winner images moving forward. They come for fellowship and to be wowed be beautiful imagery. They want to see something new.
"It's amazing how much time the judges spend every year nurturing this thing called image competition," said Randy McNeilly, M.Photog.Cr., MEI, API chairman of the Photographic Exhibition Committee (PEC). "I'm more proud to be an IPC judge than everything else I've accomplished in photography."
There are currently around 100 judges in the committee, with 20 hoping to join their ranks in this year's Judges Workshop, running alongside the competition. If averages hold, 3 of them will become approved jurors this year.
As for the IPC itself, the competition continues its upward trend. Total submissions crept over 5,000 for the first time this year, with nearly 2,000 of those earning merits and going back in for a second round of judging to see who will make up this year's prestigious Loan Collection book. 1,800 critiques were given, up from last year's 1,500.
From a photography standpoint, what impresses me most is the selection process. Think about how many images you capture over the course of a given year. Now choose four. That's all you get.
Now refine them into something amazing. Find a mentor and ask for their input. Maybe even enter them in a district competition beforehand to see how they rank. Should this leaf be here? What this line doing there? How's the lighting? The cohesiveness?
Everything matters. Even the title of your image can have a tremendous impact on its... impact. That's most paramount in the print room, when the title is read the moment it is turned into the judges' view. Does your image tell the story your title implies? Does it add something to the image?
It's something to think about.
By mid-afternoon, stream unique visitors climbed to 1,030, with 345 non-participants. Clearly the curiosity is there, so now that you've seen how the machine works, we hope you'll give it a try next year.
Oh, and speaking of that live stream, you can tune in to see who's going Loan right now! Judging continues for another 24 hours!
Coming soon...IPC Live!
You've always wondered what happens during International Photographic Competition judging. You
imagined judges sitting behind the closed doors, in a dim room, throwing out opinions, tearing down an image piece by piece--maybe even yours. Or maybe they pulled numbers out of a hat?
Fear not--the mystery of IPC judging is soon to be revealed! For the first time ever, PPA is live-streaming the whole thing!
From August 4-7, 8:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST each day, you'll be able to watch at stream.theipc.org with your desktop device*. If you're a PPA member, you'll be able to log in to view the stream. Non-members can easily register with your name and email address to access it for free. Once on the site, you can switch between rooms based on your interest, such as Portrait, Artist or Illustrative images.
Whether you have images in competition or not, the judging process is still a valuable learning experience. You'll be able to hear judges' comments and critiques, and see exactly what makes a merit image.
Judith Ann Elliott, a PPA member from Powder Springs, Georgia, attended the IPC as a non-participant before she entered her images for competition the following year. "I was sold on IPC after I saw the judges - they're fair and truthful. They aren't just there to tear your image down. They're there to build your image up and make you a better photographer," Elliott said.
"We're excited to offer live streaming so participants and non-participants alike can see the value in viewing the judging process," said IPC Manager Rich Newell, M.Photog.Cr. "Photographers will be able to see what truly goes on during the process, and hopefully this will encourage more to enter in the future."
*Audio is not enabled on mobile devices. For full audio and video, please view on your desktop computer.


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How A Financial Planner Can Save You Money
Many consumers are familiar with consulting an accountant come tax time or an investment advisor at their bank when contributing to a retirement or education savings account. But utilizing the services of a financial planner periodically can actually pay far bigger dividends over time. Consider doing so when faced with major life changes such as marriage, children, divorce or retirement. Once you have a complete financial plan in place it can be tweaked through the years as circumstances dictate.
Be aware that there are many shades of the profession, also known as designations. Some FPs sell mutual funds, insurance and other financial products. Others operate on a fee-for-service or fee-based basis (less than two per cent of the profession), meaning you pay out-of-pocket for their advice. Still others will charge you nothing for a financial plan if you also invest through them.
Read:How Can You Become Wealthy Just By Thinking Like a Wealthy?
The most common designation in Canada is the very thorough CFP (Certified Financial Planner) but you will also see PFP (Personal Financial Planner), primarily held by those employed in banks, or RFP (the less common Registered Financial Planner). High net worth advisors may hold the CSWP (Chartered Strategic Wealth Professional), CIM (Chartered Investment Manager) or the highly regarded CFA (Chartered Financial Advisor).
Many financial planners provide no specific investment advice, as in, "buy this fund and sell that one." Rather, they will help you organize and streamline your financial life, then pass you on to a recommended investment advisor who will invest your money in mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, stocks or bonds. Depending on the relationship, your planner may also receive payment from the investment advisors in the form of shared trailer fees and commissions.
A planner who doesn't make investments for you (i.e. they aren't licensed to sell products) may, however, be skilled in evaluating risk, asset allocation, diversification and balance in your investments. They can tell clients if they have underperforming funds, too much risk or insufficient fixed income. Such a second opinion can be very valuable for those who are investing through RRSPs or Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) and aren't sure if they are going in the right direction.
Don't discount this kind of advice. For one thing, advisors without an investment product to sell are more likely to provide independent advice. As well, a big reason consumers lose money is not because their investments are bad but because they are poorly diversified or their investment strategy is wrong-headed.
One hugely valuable service a financial planner can provide is to help you structure your investments even if they don't offer specific investment recommendations. For example, a couple with a new family will have all kinds of things to consider about how to parcel out their savings among the various options such as an RRSP, a spousal account, TFSA, RESP, debt payments or perhaps a home purchase savings account.
An FP can also help you make decisions about whether to use an RRSP to finance buying a home and how to income split with a spouse or children. And if everyone starting a business spent $2,000 to $2,500 to consult with a financial planner, I suspect there would be far fewer bankruptcies.
There are many other areas of expertise that a financial planner may have such as wills and estates, philanthropy, debt management, tax and insurance. It all comes down to what you want. While all financial planners should have a broad understanding of the basics in the above areas, most will also have a stable of experts for those who need more in-depth service in specific areas.
The first meeting with an FP, usually free, should cover the following topics - compensation (how much and by whom does the advisor get paid), the advisor's particular area of expertise, the cost for retaining outside experts and samples of financial plans which roughly match your situation.
You will be amazed at how many important financial details are uncovered in the course of a thorough financial plan. If you have money problems or concerns (and who doesn't?), a complete plan should provide you with a variety of routes to take as you move through life. And you should easily save enough to offset the cost of the advice.
Suggested Reading:
Alison Griffiths' latest book is Count on Yourself: Take Charge of Your Money.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.Tags: XLF
Goldcorp Can Weather Price Drop, CEO Says
Goldcorp (NYSE:GG,TSX:G), is sticking to its plan of increasing production while gradually bringing costs under control, the world's largest gold miner by current market value said Thursday in response to a negative earnings report.
The Vancouver-based company posted a 35-percent drop in first-quarter profits compared to the year-ago quarter, with net income of $309 million, or 33 cents a share, compared to $479 million, or 51 cents a share.
Goldcorp's share price, along with other gold mining majors, has taken a thumping in recent months, with many investors fleeing the sector as gold equities fail to keep pace with the price of the precious metal. That exodus accelerated when the gold price took a precipitous drop in April, tumbling 8.5 percent in one day and dropping through the $1,400-per-ounce support level. Though the gold price has recovered around half of that value to date, investors remain wary.
Goldcorp's shares this year have slumped 20 percent which, while certainly cause for concern, is actually a better performance than rival Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX,TSX:ABX), which has been massacred with a 44-percent decline, according to MINING.com, which has tracked the stock declines of the major gold producers.
On Thursday, Goldcorp CEO Chuck Jeannes faced criticism in a conference call where he defended the company's cost control strategy and said the recent drop in the gold price will not force the company to change course. As reported by Kitco:
"Our conservatism over the past years and how we've financed our growth today provides us excellent flexibility in weathering lower gold prices," Jeannes said. "That flexibility means that we're not going to take knee-jerk reactions to a short term price move, instead, we've run sensitivities, like we always do, and we're looking at spending priorities to determine where we would make reductions or deferrals in our spending programs in the event of a lower sustained price.
"Our balance sheet is in great shape with over $2 billion in cash and over $4 billion in available liquidity," he said.
Kitco also reported Jeannes as saying that he does not believe that gold is entering a bear market, but rather, "a mid-cycle correction," and that the metal's long-term fundamentals remain in place. Still, he admitted in a news release that Goldcorp has implemented a contingency plan that will defer capital spending should deteriorating market conditions warrant.
Goldcorp is retaining its 2013 production guidance of between 2.55 and 2.8 million ounces at cash costs of $1,000 to $1,100 an ounce, with an expected ramp up in production at Pueblo Viejo, the recently started gold mine in the Dominican Republic that it co-owns with Barrick.
Other company news
Kinross Gold (NYSE:KGC, TSX:K) said it will move into the feasibility stage of its massive Tasiast gold project in Mauritania, the Canadian company said in announcing the results of a prefeasibility study this week. According to the PFS, the expected initial capex for the mine is US$2.7 billion. The prefeas is based on a pit design capturing a resource of about 10 million gold ounces, with average annual gold production of 830,000 ounces per year. Using a gold price of $1,500 an ounce, the project has an estimated net present value of $1.1 billion and an 11 percent internal rate of return. The Financial Post called the IRR "meagre" considering the scale and high risks of the project, and noted the base case price is below the current price of bullion. Tasiast was the jewel in the crown of Kinross' takeover of Red Back Mining in 2010, but the project has been troublesome for the company, with Kinross taking a $3.2 billion writedown in February largely due to Tasiast.
Junior company news
Colorado Resources (TSXV:CXO) is junior mining's belle of the ball this week. The company's stock shot up 493 percent on the TSX Venture in the five days following its April 25 publication of the first two drill holes from its North Rok property in British Columbia. On Thursday alone the shares gained 28.99 percent. The highlight, from the first hole, was 0.63 percent copper and 0.85 grams per tonne of gold at 242 meters.
Drill results from Metals Creek Resources (TSXV:MEK) returned three separate gold zones with the upper zone returning 3.91 g/t gold over 11.4 meters, including a higher grade interval of 8.7 g/t over 3 meters. The 8-hole drill program tested targets in the Thomas Ogden Zone of the Ogden Gold Project near Timmins, Ontario. Metals Creek has a 50/50 joint venture with Goldcorp to explore the property, including the former Naybob gold mine.
Roxgold (TSXV:ROG) reported results from metallurgical drilling at the Yaramoko permit in Burkina Faso. Results include 29.73 grams per tonne (gpt) gold over 28.8 meters, and 27.62 gpt gold over 7.3 meters.
Integra Gold (TSXV:ICG) completed the first phase of metallurgical testing at its Lamaque gold project in Val d'Or, Québec. "Optimized flow sheets involving gravity separation followed by direct cyanidation indicates overall gold recovery of up to 92% for the South Cluster samples and up to 98% for the North Cluster samples," Integra Gold said in a news release.
Gold price stumbles then corrects
Gold investors had another nasty scare on Wednesday when bullion free-fell 2.2 percent due to investor jitters about a policy statement due out by the Federal Open Market Committe of the US Federal Reserve, which sets US monetary policy. However, the bearish sentiment changed when the FOMC did not indicate it would end its bond-buying program known as quantitative easing anytime soon. Previous pronouncements in that direction have caused gold to fall.
On Thursday gold was up due to an announcement from the European Central Bank that it would shave a quarter-percentage-point off its key interest rate. Bullion was also helped by a decline of European manufacturing activity in April. At the close in New York, spot gold was up $9.90 to $1,468.50 an ounce, while gold futures for July were up $21.10 to $1,467.30.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.Tags: GOLD, Barrick Gold, Goldcorp, integra gold corp, Kinross Gold Corp., Metals Creek Resources Corp
Ameresco: Here's What Investors Need To Know Before Earnings
Ameresco (NYSE:AMRC) will report earnings before markets open on Thursday, May 9th. Ameresco Inc. is an integrated electric energy corporation. The Company supplies a range of energy solutions, including energy cogeneration, hydro electric, and renewable energy facilities.
Here is your Cheat Sheet to Ameresco Earnings:
Earnings Expectations: Analysts expect earnings of $0.03 per share on revenues of $126.67 million. Currently, the company's P/E ratio stands at 17.82.
Analyst Trends:
Analysts have a more negative outlook for the company's next-quarter performance. Over the past three months, the average estimate for next quarter's earnings has fallen from a profit of $0.13 to a profit $0.1. For the current year, the average estimate is a profit of $0.43, which is worse than the estimate ninety days ago.
Earnings Trends:
Here's how Ameresco has been performing on an annual basis:
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Revenue($) in millions
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Next, our CHEAT SHEET investing framework asks us to drill down to the recent quarterly data:
Dec. 31, 2011
Mar. 31, 2012
Jun. 30, 2012
Sep. 30, 2012
Dec. 31, 2012
Revenue($) in millions
Diluted EPS($)
Past Performance:
Ameresco has missed analyst estimates 3 times in the past four quarters. Shareholders could expect a bust if the company misses estimates.
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By Barry
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Comments about Friedrich 12,000 BTU Window/Wall Slide-Out Air Conditioner:
I bought this in 2013. When I turned on the next year the unit would not power up. Dead. I had service come out and it was as much to fix as buy a brand new unit.I've had Friedriches for over 10 years but this was junk. I need to buy another that will fit the same opening but this time I buy an extended warranty
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a bigger BTU rating than the room size needs will cycle off
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BTU size too large:A conditioner that has a bigger BTU rating than the room size needs will cycle off too quickly. The unit will not remove the humidity from the air properly.Air Conditioner size too small:A conditioner that has a smaller BTU rating than the room requires will run continuously. The unit will not cool the room adequately.
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17TB internal? or you mean using the 4 USB / 4 eSATA ports as well as the 3 internal bays??? Wouldn't look too nice having 8 external drives on that unit.
Hmmm…where does the 17TB come from? – wouldn't it be 4 internal x 2TB HDD's and then using 2TB's on the other 8 connections (4 x USB & 4 x ESATA) – that would be 24TB's in total.
The 1 Tb version of this is $543.99 at Amazon.
You're buying a $150 computer, a $70 disk drive, NO RAID PROTECTION, and a free copy of Samba for a 271% markup.
One would hope that the folks who read this website could do better than this on their own.
Try with 1.5TB drives, where 12*1.5 = 18TB.
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This is probably meant for trailers or small motor homes. Small spaces on dirt. Arrived after dark, the person at the office was grumpy. My husband even ask her if she was mad at us for arriving after dark. Pull thru but so close it was difficult getting out. Many long term residents here. Lots of fishing.
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This is nothing more the bare minimum but provides easy access to NYC. Be aware of refund policy even in case of extreme emergency. Consider this poor management policy!
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Friendly, helpful staff. Dog park is great for our 4 legged friends. Sites are gravel. Needs some more gravel in some spots. Flower pots at each site....nice touch.
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Excellent park. Staff friendly and very helpful. Rate based on monthly rate. Be careful of site location, some were like swimming pools after heavy rainfall. Trees on Shady Grove Rd. need trimming.
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Great RV park. Helpful personnel. Would have loved to use RV wash with catwalk but it was closed for painting in the middle of tourist season...go figure. Shuttle service to casino. If it is warm weather, I would request site facing east. Outside perimeter sites are by far preferable. Could use more shade trees but know this is unusual weather for MN.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Couldn't ask for more in RV resort! Beautiful landscaping, club house, pool area, and campsites. All activities were great (we don't usually participate but very glad we did here). Personnel were helpful and friendly. Golfers will like putting greens. Could use more shade trees. Cannot wait to return here--hopefully next year.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
This is a beautiful place. Very friendly and helpful personnel. Lovely short walk to river with view of small rapids. Even has a small Eiffel tower. Only drawback is no concrete camp sites. Watch out if ground is soft. Tight maneuver for 45' big rig. Also watch for large, short post close to road at each site.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
What a wonderful surprise! We were traveling north and needed a place to stay. Found this totally delightful place. Quiet, shaded large sites, lots of grass and friendly personnel. Would have loved to stay longer and will stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Friendly. Nice campground. Good size sites.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
This would be a 10 but we requested to stay extra days and was put in site far too small for a motor home. Could not walk past slide on door side to get to car because of an evergreen. If you get the right sight, this is an amazing campground.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Excellent park. Do not have horses but loved looking at them. Friendly staff. Washer/dryer cost $2.50 ea. was too high. Convenient to Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse etc. Town is delightful.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Excellent campground. Friendly. Children love petting the animals. Large sites. Washing $2.50 is too high.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
The park kept telling us the reason we did not have AC for 2 entire afternoons while the temperatures were near 100, was our motor home. It turned out to be the fault of the site. We were not getting 50 amps. Guy next to us told us it happened to same spot the summer before. Many pipeline workers live here, thus tons of children. Avoid site B42.
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This is an old mobile home park with many older units. I would not recommend trying to put a big rig more than 40' in here. The personnel are Excellent. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Nice laundry facility. Felt very safe here.
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