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Re: Please recommend motherboard and RAM for new system
I've built 3 systems so far with MSI P6N SLI platinum boards and I couldn't be happier with the results so far.
My dad's system was the first that had an E6400. Didn't use the north bridge cooling fan and used the stock intel HSF on teh CPU with some AS5.
I overclocked that about 400mhz from stock and it purred like a kitten for 28 hours through the torture tests.
I just finished on my dad's brothers PC using another P6N plat. and an E4300 Allendale C2D that I also used the factory intel HSF and is running at 2.4 ghz.
My own personal system is in my sig.
Overall, I couldn't be happier with the boards. They all showed great flexablitiy, stability and the bios is easy to work with. Best of all is their price.
As for ram, Patriot has a $50 rebate right now I think on their 2X1 gig DDR2 1066 ram. I'd jump on that. It's workign really well in my system.
Otherwise get some of the geil or ballistix or XMS2 DDR2 800.
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A Thanksgiving Centerpiece Craft
Photo by Aaron Dyer
You will need:
Template from familyfunmag.com/printables
Brown paper bag
Clear tape
White paper
Bamboo skewer
Play dough
Paper shred (available at many craft and party stores)
Off-white or parchment paper
Photo by Aaron Dyer
1. Print out our template and use it to cut the shape from the paper bag.
2. Fold the shape in half lengthwise, then fold back the sides, as shown at right.
3. Tape the diagonal edges together to form the ends of the ship. Use crayons to decorate the sides.
4. Unfold and flatten the bottom of the ship. Pull the ends up, if needed.
5. Fold the white paper in half and draw two sails, one small and one large.
6. Cut out the sails and write "Give" and "Thanks" on them.
7. Poke the skewer through the sails. Tape a colored flag to the skewer's top.
8. Press a small ball of play dough into the bottom of the ship and insert the skewer into it.
9. Fill the ship's hold with shredded paper.
10. Cut the off-white paper into parchment scroll shapes and place them on the ship. Invite family and guests to write things they're thankful for on the sheets.
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If you enjoy wide-open offenses, and are indifferent to the logos on
the helmets, Bowling Green and Tulsa in the GMAC Bowl ought to be a
sneaky good undercard to the main event 24 hours later in New
Tulsa entered the 2007 season with so much uncertainty and change,
yet wound up weaving a solid nine-win season, a berth in the
Conference USA championship game, and a third straight bowl
invitation. Although it's not the Liberty Bowl, the prize for
winning that title game, the Hurricane and rookie head coach Todd
Graham are excited about an opportunity to showcase their
high-powered offense, and make amends for losing so badly to UCF on
Dec. 1.
Much of the credit for Tulsa's success belongs to offensive
coordinator Gus Malzahn, whose hurry-up, no-huddle offense
compensated all year for a defense that was routinely exposed. The
Hurricane leads the country in total offense, featuring an attack
that averages 167 yards a game on the ground and 374 through the
air. Malzahn's triggerman is QB Paul Smith, a senior that didn't
initially look like a perfect fit for the new system, but wound up
accounting for a nation's-best 54 touchdowns, 42 through the air.
The high-water mark of the regular season was a stunningly easy 56-7
dismantling of defending Conference USA champ Houston that put Tulsa
in the West Division driver's seat.
With a mighty finishing kick in November, Bowling Green established
itself as the surprise of the MAC in 2007. The Falcons reeled off
four consecutive decisive wins, and got a little bit of help from
Miami (OH) to return to the postseason for the first time in three
years. They also opened the year with a win over Minnesota and a
good showing at Michigan State, evidence that head coach Gregg
Brandon has his youthful roster headed in a northerly direction
after going 10-13 the last two seasons.
Not unlike its opponent in Mobile, Bowling Green has been fueled by
a pass-happy offense that prevailed despite being forced to
consistently bail out the defense. And not unlike Tulsa, the
catalyst of the attack is its quarterback, Tyler Sheehan. In his
debut as the starter, the sophomore threw for 23 touchdowns and more
than 3,000, showing nifty feet when the pocket shrunk. Best of all,
he got more efficient as the season progressed, throwing a dozen
touchdowns to just a pair of picks in the final six games. It won't
be Tim Tebow vs. Chad Henne, but Paul Smith vs. Tyler Sheehan
figures to deliver a fair amount of fireworks on the eve of the
National Championship game.
Players to watch:
… Somehow, someway, Bowling Green will be getting the ball in the
hands Anthony Turner, Sheehan's competition before the
season, who's morphed into a multi-dimensional weapon. The Falcons'
leading rusher, he's a threat to throw a pass when defenses least
expect it, and has scored a touchdown in each of the last six
games. A case of getting the most out of your resources, Turner
will have to be watched very closely by the Tulsa defenders. The
defense is cautiously optimistic that LB John Haneline will
be able to return from foot surgery which shelved him for the final
three regular season games. If the Falcons' leading tackler happens
to be a scratch, they'll rely more heavily on freshman Glen
Stanley, who racked up 37 tackles and didn't skip a beat when
pressed into action in November.
All that preseason hand-wringing over who'd catch passes in
Malzahn's new system wound up being wasted energy. While rookie
Trae Johnson and JUCO transfer Brennan Marion emerged as
Smith's go-to wideouts, freshman Charles Clay filled a
valuable role as a hybrid of an H-back and a tight end. Together,
they've helped give the Hurricane a diverse ensemble of
pass-catchers capable of stretching a defense or picking up a first
down on the intermediate routes. Marion is a home-run hitting
revelation for the offense, catching 11 touchdown passes, and
averaging more than 30 yards on 39 catches. Yes, the Tulsa defense
has been a disappointment, but don't blame the linebackers. Seniors
Chris Chamberlain, Nelson Coleman, and Alain
Karatepeyan each have at least 100 tackles, helping form the
best trio in Conference USA. Karatepeyan leads the team with 17
tackles for loss and six sacks, providing a pass rush that isn't
always available from the fellas up front.
Bowling Green will win if... it's able to mix the run in with
the bread-and-butter passing game. The best way to beat Tulsa is to
pound the ball at its vulnerable front wall, keeping Smith and Co.
on the sidelines. The Hurricane defense is 97th
nationally at stopping the run, and when it's allowed more than 200
yards on the ground this year, the team is 1-4. On the flip side,
when the Falcons run for more than 150 yards, they're 4-1. They
need to get Turner in the flow early on handoffs and direct snaps,
and dynamic freshman Willie Geter back from an ankle injury.
Tulsa will win if... Tarrion Adams runs well. The Hurricane
is unbeaten when he rushes for more than 100 yards, giving the
offense a level of balance and unpredictably that's hard to stop.
The Bowling Green defense, which allows 30 points a game and is 106th
nationally against the run, is in no position to mount a stand
against an offense that's equally adept between the tackles as it is
through the air. If Adams gives the Falcons a reason to press up to
stop the run, Smith will carve them up for his fourth 400-yard game
of the year.
What will happen: Both Tulsa and Bowling Green will follow
the GMAC script, freely moving up and down the field, and scoring
plenty of points. With a few more weapons on offense, the Hurricane
will pull away in the second half, barely avoiding overtime in the
waning minute.
Line: Tulsa -4 ... CFN Prediction: Tulsa 45 ...
Bowling Green 37
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"The band's goal is to provide an opportunity for professional musicians as well as gifted younger musicians to develop their musical skills in an artistic environment," said Chris Kalwa, director of the band. "We think it's important to preserve the heritage and promote the future of band music."
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A Shannon theoretic version of this source coding problem is also considered, in which an optimal (minimum distortion) coding of stationary and memoryless source is studied under the requirement that the quantizer's output distribution also be stationary and memoryless possibly different than source distribution. We provide a characterization of the achievable rate region where the rate region includes both the coding rate and the rate of common randomness shared between the encoder and the decoder. In the second part of the thesis, we consider the quantization problems in stochastic control from viewpoints of information transmission and computation. The first problem studies the finite-action approximation (via quantization of the action space) of deterministic stationary policies of a discrete time Markov decision process (MDP), while the second problem considers finite-state approximations (via quantization of the state space) of discrete time Markov decision process. Under certain continuity conditions on the components of the MDP, we establish that optimal policies for the finite models can approximate with arbitrary precision optimal deterministic stationary policies for the original MDP. Combining these results leads to a constructive scheme for obtaining near optimal solutions via well known algorithms developed for finite state/action MDPs. For both problems, we also obtain explicit bounds on the approximation error in terms of the number of representation points in the quantizer, under further conditions. 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Furthermore, I propose three fundamental processes of mathematical thinking: Discovery (acts of creation), Structuring (acts of arranging), and Justification (acts of reflection). In the empirical portion of the study, pairs of university students, initially characterized by certain affective variables, were observed working on carefully constructed problems. Their physical and verbal actions, considered as proxies of their mental processes, were recorded and analyzed using a combination of qualitative and quantitative measurement. The results of this research indicate that ill-structured problems provide opportunities for a concentration of Discovery and Structuring. Though all of the identified processes of mathematical thinking were observed, students who are highly metacognitive appear to engage in more frequent and advanced mathematical thinking than their less metacognitive peers. This study highlights pedagogical opportunities, for both highly metacognitive students as well as for those who demonstrate fewer metacognitive actions, arising from the activity of doing ill-structured problems. The implications of this work are both theoretical, providing insight into the relationship between metacognition and student "performance," and practical, by providing a simple tool for identifying processes of mathematical thinking. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, Mathematics & Statistics) -- Queen's University, 2015-04-30 11:28:32.416 2015-05-01T04:00:00Z Applications of Multitaper Spectral Analysis to Nonstationary Data http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12584 Title: Applications of Multitaper Spectral Analysis to Nonstationary Data Authors: Rahim, KARIM Abstract: This thesis is concerned with changes in the spectrum over time observed in Holocene climate data as recorded in the Burgundy grape harvest date series. These changes represent nonstationarities, and while spectral estimation techniques are relatively robust in the presence of nonstationarity--that is, they are able to detect significant contributions to power at a given frequency in cases where the contribution to power at that given frequency is not constant over time--estimation and prediction can be improved by considering nonstationarity. We propose improving spectral estimation by considering such changes. Specifically, we propose estimating the level of change in frequency over time, detecting change-point(s) and sectioning the time series into stationary segments. We focus on locating a change in frequency domain in time, and propose a graphical technique to detect spectral changes over time. We test the estimation technique in simulation, and then apply it to the Burgundy grape harvest date series. The Burgundy grape harvest date series was selected to demonstrate the introduced estimator and methodology because the time series is equally spaced, has few missing values, and a multitaper spectral analysis, which the methodology proposed in this thesis is based on, of the grape harvest date series was recently published. In addition, we propose a method using a test for goodness-of-fit of autoregressive estimators to aid in assessment of change in spectral properties over time. This thesis has four components: (1) introduction and study of a level-of-change estimator for use in the frequency domain change-point detection, (2) spectral analysis of the Burgundy grape harvest date series, (3) goodness-of-fit estimates for autoregressive processes, and (4) introduction of a statistical software package for multitaper spectral analysis. We present four results. (1) We introduce and demonstrate the feasibility of a level-of-change estimator. (2) We present a spectral analysis and coherence study of the Burgundy grape harvest date series that includes locating a change-point. (3) We present a study showing an advantage using multitaper spectral estimates when calculating autocorrelation coefficients. And (4) we introduce an R software package, available on the CRAN, to perform multitaper spectral estimation. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, Mathematics & Statistics) -- Queen's University, 2014-10-15 00:52:05.842 2014-10-15T04:00:00Z Nonparametric and parametric methods for solar oscillation spectra http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12502 Title: Nonparametric and parametric methods for solar oscillation spectra Authors: Haley, Charlotte Abstract: The study of the systematic oscillations of the Sun has led to better understanding of the Sun's inner structure and dynamics, and may help to resolve inconsistencies between observations and the standard solar model. Recent studies have concluded that solar modal structure remains coherent past turbulence in the convection zone and imprints its signatures on the solar wind and the interplanetary magnetic field fluctuations, and these structures are coherent with atmospheric pressure variations, terrestrial seismic oscillations, and data from communications systems. Time series containing modal structure can be expected to contain several thousands of resolved and unresolved line components in very short bands in frequency, and the measure- ment of these modes pushes spectrum estimation methods for time series to its limit. This thesis presents two theoretical contributions for modeling solar oscillations in power spectra (i) expressions for the expected number and shape of significant spuri- ous peaks in spectrum estimates are given, in the absence of modal structure, and a permutation test for the identification of spectra containing pathological numbers of modal components. (ii) A model for maximum likelihood estimation of the solar os- cillation parameters in composite spectra is given. The scientific contributions of this thesis are (a) identification of highly significant modal artifacts in solar wind mea- surements as seen by the Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) on the 2 − 3mHz band and (b) quantification of the presence of modal structure in secondary cosmic rays (specifically neutrons) on Earth. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, Mathematics & Statistics) -- Queen's University, 2014-09-25 19:20:15.225 2014-09-27T04:00:00Z


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SYRACUSE The victories weren't pretty, but the Syracuse Crunch managed to win all three games last week to extend its winning streak to a season-high four games.
Amazingly, after two victories at the Onondaga County War Memorial over the weekend, the Syracuse skaters found themselves only one point back of a playoff spot in the American Hockey League's Eastern Division.
The team has failed to make the AHL playoffs for three straight seasons.
Last week, the Crunch won three games in comeback fashion, including two games in which they trailed in the third period. On Wednesday, the Crunch fell behind the Phantoms in Glens Falls after a 5-on-3 power-play goal by Denis Hamel in the second period. But the Crunch found some late third-period magic. Riley Holzapfel scored with 6:51 remaining and John Mitchell followed it up with lass than five minutes remaining in regulation.
On Friday, the Crunch returned home to face Rochester and fell behind 1-0, led 2-1, and trailed 3-2 early in the third. But the Crunch persevered. First, Mathieu Carle scored with 8:49 remaining and then Nick Schaus tallied a power-play goal with 3:09 on the game clock.
Saturday saw more of the same with the Crunch allowing a power-play goal midway through the first period before. J.F. Jacques evened the score in the first, and Carle put the Crunch up by one in the second. After Adirondack tied the game in the second, but Jacques netted another goal with less than a minute remaining in that period. The Crunch tacked on two more in the third for a 5-2 win.
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Crunch defenseman Nick Schaus, who scored the game-winning goal Friday against Rochester at the War Memorial, is a veteran of local youth hockey programs.
Schaus, who hails from Buffalo, played many games at the State Fair Coliseum when he was in the pee wee leagues and later when he patrolled the blue line for the 15-, 16- and 17-year-old New York State Select teams.
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Cetero's EECs can reliably reproduce peak allergy season year-round to test for seasonal allergies, including ragweed and grass and tree pollens, as well as perennial allergies including cat dander and dust mites. The allergy models can also be used for asthma and other conditions, such as conjunctival, nasal, and bronchial allergen challenges, and intracutaneous testing. The newest chamber can test for both non-allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and dry eye.
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Both men's and women's teams fell to Stony Brook by the same score of 5-1. John Hughes recorded the lone point for the men by fighting his way to a 7-6, 7-5 in his singles match. The men finish their regular season at 7-4.
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Holy Mass of Christian Burial services for Isabel Mendez Luevanos, 67, of Roscoe, will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with Father Michael Rodriguez officiating. Interment will follow at Roscoe Cemetery under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
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saggy breast after 80lbs weight loss 2 pregnancies in 3 years age 28 height 5'1 weight 156 bra size 38 C
Lollipop Verses Benelli Lift with Implants for Saggy Breast? The Doctor I Was Planning to Use Only Does Benelli Lifts. (photo)
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What lift is best?
Benelli lifts certainly have less initial scarring BUT the scars often stretch out with time and I personally do not like how it flattens projection of the nipple complex. If your surgeon has found a way to avoid this and has a fair revision policy should it not turn out how you expected, you can certainly continue with him/her. But as the majority have mentioned, a vertical lollipop lift is usually more suitable in most situations.
Benelli vs other lifts
a well qualified plastic surgeon should be able to perform all kinds of breast lifts, that said, based on the limited info and the single pic, i recommend that you get another consultation with another surgeon and discuss your options, which can include a vertical lift or a full lift with or without an implant. you should also look at some before and after pics during the consultation to get an idea about the different techniques and results.
Web reference: http://www.hallakplasticsurgery.com/breast-augmentation-san-diego/
Benelli lift possible, but tricky to execute
I'm not quite as pessimistic as some of my colleagues about whether you could do a Benelli type lift because 1) you've got a large areola that needs to be reduced & 2) you won't have to move the nipple very far.
That being said, this is a very tricky thing to pull off without having to touch this up with a vertical excision later. As noted by the other commenters, a larger scar will be more predictable for best results.
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Dear Jingold,
If you are happy with your C cup, then you would be an excellent candidate for the Ultimate Breast Lift. It is a new technique developed primarily for women like yourself that have lost breast volume and would rather not have an implant or a vertical scar. The UBL reshapes your existing breast tissue into a cone, raises it, then anchors it to provide you with upper pole fullness without the need for an implant. If what you want is more volume, then the Mini UBL might be right for you. In this version of the UBL, a small to medium size retropectoral (never subglandular) implant takes the place of the internal cone. The upside to this version of the UBL is that you only need a circumareolar incision. Your breast tissue is simply repositioned and permanently anchored over the implant to provide you with a natural, rounder appearance.
Kind regards,
Dr. H
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Benelli vs. Lollipop
Based on your photos, you would be much better served with a Lollipop or full (anchor ) lift. A Benelli will only reduce the areola and slightly lift the nipple/areola complex. It would also bee helpful to add an implant to give more superior fullness and shape to the breasts
Lollipop lift vs donut lift
Thanks for your question. If you were my patient I would not offer you augmentation without a lollipop lift. I do not think I would be able to improve the shape of your breast enough through a donut lift. That being said, your surgeon may have a good experience with donut lifts and breasts like yours. Ask to see pictures of patients with breasts like yours before and after. Good luck.
Best breast lift for patient with significan weight loss
Thank you for your pictures. I do not think a Benelli lift will work well for you. I would recommend a variant of the vertical or "lollipop" lift that anchors and restructures the breast tissue so that the upper pole of the breast obtains better volume. Implants along with the lift will help to restore a pleasing breast profile. An "anchor" lift might also work, but in my experience doesn't hold its position as well and there is also the issue of the extra scars.
LIft and implants
Based solely on looking at your photos, it looks like you could benefit from a lollipop lift and an implant. I do not think a circumareola procedure will be enough.
Should a doctor only use a Benelli lift?
It is difficult to know for certain, though usually after weight loss the vertical lift gives better support to breast and improves projection compared to the around the nipple or Benelli type lift. A surgeon who 'only' does a Benelli lift is a red flag and perhaps you need an additional consult to compare ideas.
Web reference: http://www.peterejohnsonmd.com/breast-lift
Lollipop Verses Benelli Lift with Implants for Saggy Breast? The Doctor I Was Planning to Use Only Does Benelli Lifts. (photo)
Even with the poorly exposed posted photo I can see you are NOT a candidate for donut lift. In fact I might recommend full anchor for you. Best to seek more in person opinions.
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Re: The Star Trek Into Darkness teaser trailer is here!
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Paper Moon wrote:
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was because Kirk had wronged him way back in "Space Seed". Well, Khan's never been wronged in the Abramsverse. He escaped Earth voluntarily. He probably hasn't even been woken up yet. So Cumberbatch's character going on about "vengeance" does nothing to help the "It's Khan!" case; if anything, I think it hurts it.
Khan escaped Earth after his empire was defeated. After millions dead....He has nothing but hatred for the inferiors who bested him, as evidenced by his trying to kill Kirk and take control of the Enterprise in Space Seed. Getting the Enterprise was only the first step.
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To me, that rules out Khan. As a tragic figure, Mitchell tends to fit that description.
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of TWOK and that didn't spoil anything for anyone. If it's Mitchell, then what does it spoil to say so? After all, the average movie goer knows no more about Mitchell than he did about Khan going into TWOK. It's hardly going to be the deal maker about whether or not they see the film.
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Second Wave Petroleum Inc. Announces Filing of 2011 First Quarter Financial Results20:01 EDT Tuesday, June 14, 2011TSX Venture Exchange: SCS82,899,295 Common SharesCALGARY, June 14, 2011 /CNW/ - Second Wave Petroleum Inc. ("Second Wave" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the filing of its interim financial statements and management's discussion and analysis ("MD&A") for the quarter ended March 31, 2011, which have been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and are also available on the Company's website at www.secondwavepetroleum.com.Year to Date HighlightsObtained Judy Creek Pekisko Resource Assessment, effective April 30, 2011, with third party estimates of Total and Recoverable Petroleum Initially in Place in the Pekisko formation under Second Wave's 100% working interest lands at Judy Creek as described in the Company's news release dated May 17, 2011.Signed a strategic joint venture and farm out agreement focused on its Judy Creek Beaverhill Lake light oil play pursuant to which the Company will pay 15% of the drilling and completion costs on the first 13 potential earning wells to retain a 40% working interest in 50,000 acres of joint venture lands. The first joint venture well (40% working interest) was tested in the second quarter at gross rates of 1,825 boe/d (86% oil) over a 15 day period and is currently pumping to permanent facilities at rates of approximately 350 boe/d after cumulative oil production of approximately 32,000 bbls. The second well has been drilled and is awaiting completion and testing.Disposed of 400 boe/d of non-core production effective February 1, 2011 for total consideration of $16.0 million. The disposition was accretive to Second Wave on all 2011 metrics and further focuses the Company on its Judy Creek oil plays.Restarted the Judy Creek gas plant on February 8, 2011 following fire damage that occurred in December 2010. During the two-month outage the plant was rebuilt and improved to facilitate future development activities.Selected First Quarter Financial Information Three months ended March 31,Three months ended December 31,($000s, except share and per boe amounts)20112010 %Change2010%Change * Petroleum and natural gas sales6,3426,015 56,656(5) Royalties(657)(740) (11)(715)(8) Lease Operating Costs(3,193)(2,349) 36(2,634)21 Transportation(228)(156) 46(211)8Operating netback2,2642,770 (18)3,096(27) Operating netback per boe17.6825.52 (31)22.44(21)Net capital expenditures1,27518,836 (86)27,315(90)Net Income (loss)(2,495)2,754 -(6,857)64 Cash flow from operating activities per share-0.03 -0.02-Net income (loss) per share(0.03)0.04 -(0.08)(63) Production volumes Oil (bbl/d)724672 8851(15)Natural gas liquids (bbl/d)9243 1147326Natural gas (mcf/d)3,6412,952 233,4525Combined (boe/d) (6:1)1,4231,206 181,500(5) Crude oil and liquids weighting (%)5759 (3)62(8)Operating Results in the first quarter were negatively impacted by the following one time events:As previously announced the Company's Judy Creek gas plant was damaged significantly by a fire on December 10, 2010. As a result of this damage the Company shut in approximatley 1,650 boe/d of net production until repairs could be made. The net impact of this lost production exceeded 800 boe/d for the quarter. Upon completing the required repairs and receiving all regulatory approvals the Company started up the new plant on February 8, 2011 and systematically re-activated its Judy Creek wells over the following four weeks. During the repair period the Company retained all of its field staff and related services to facilitate the start up of the field in February 2011.The Company completed the disposition of its non-core Provost property in south eastern Alberta in the first quarter for total proceeds of $16.0 million, consisting of $13.0 million cash and a $3.0 million secured note payable to Second Wave on or prior to August 15, 2012, subject to adjustment in certain circumstances. The disposition was effective as of February 1, 2011 with the production from the Provost asset estimated at approximately 400 boe/d at the time of disposition.Subsequent to quarter end the Company estimates its average production rate for the month of April was approximately 1,927 boe/d (59% oil and natural gas liquids) representing a 35% increase from the first quarter average. Operating revenue, excluding royalties, for the month of April is estimated at $3.4 million while operating costs per boe and netbacks per boe for the month are estimated at $20.24 per boe and $38.46 per boe, respectively.Operations UpdateJudy Creek Beaverhill Lake Light Oil PlayPursuant to its previously announced Beaverhill Lake joint venture agreement, the Company has now drilled its first two (0.8 net) Beaverhill Lake horizontal oil wells in 2011. The first well (0.4 net), located at 15-36-063-10W5, tested at rates of 1,825 boe/d (86% oil) over a 15 day period and is currently pumping to permanent facilities at rates of approximately 350 boe/d after cumulative oil production of approximately 32,000 bbls. Production from the 15-36 well is currently limited due to surface pumping capacity and management intends to monitor the operations of the well over the next few months to determine if a larger pumping system is required. The second well (0.4 net) has been drilled and cased and is currently awaiting completion and subsequent tie-in.The Company anticipates drilling a total of 14 gross (5.6 net) Beaverhill Lake wells within its Judy Creek joint venture lands in 2011, inclusive of the two (0.8 net) wells drilled to date in 2011. The Company estimates that ten (4.0 net) of these wells will be earning wells under the terms of its joint venture agreement and four (1.6 net) will be development wells. Second Wave will pay 15% of the drilling and completion capital costs on all earning wells to retain a 40% working interest in the wells and the associated 3,840 acre earning land blocks. The joint venture agreement provides for up to 13 earning wells. Each of the two Beaverhill Lake wells drilled to date in 2011 are earning wells. Second Wave will pay its proportionate 40% working interest share on all development wells drilled on previously earned land blocks. In Judy Creek the Company currently has 50,000 gross acres of Beaverhill Lake mineral rights within the area covered by the joint venture agreement. The Company also holds or has an option on an additional 9,200 acres of Beaverhill Lake mineral rights in Judy Creek at a 100% working interest outside of the joint venture agreement area.Judy Creek Pekisko Medium Oil PlayIn 2011 the Company has made significant strides with its Judy Creek Pekisko medium grade oil play. Subsequent to the end of the first quarter, the Company obtained a third party resource assessment on its Judy Creek Pekisko pool with estimates of Total and Recoverable Petroleum Initially in Place in the Pekisko formation under Second Wave's 100% working interest lands at Judy Creek . The Company previously announced the resource assessment findings on May 17, 2011.The Company is currently planning to recommence its Pekisko drilling program at the end of the third quarter with up to six (6.0 net) Pekisko horizontal wells to be drilled by year end 2011. To date one (1.0 net) well has been drilled in 2011 and is awaiting completion. The Company expects that all Pekisko wells drilled in 2011 and 2012 can be drilled off of existing producing pads, which should facilitate reduced cycle times and lower capital commitments per well than what had previously been experienced during the delineation drilling phase.The Company had eight (8.0 net) Pekisko horizontal oil wells at year end with less than 30 days of production prior to the Judy Creek gas plant outage commencing in December 2010. These eight (8.0 net) wells have continued to meet management's expectations with aggregate production rates from the wells increasing since the start up of the Company's gas plant in February. Production from all eight wells is currently limited by surface pumping capacity and the Company continues to monitor the performance of the wells to evaluate the feasibility of optimization alternatives.The Company will look to provide a further operational update in the third quarter as both its Judy Creek Beaverhill Lake and Pekisko oil plays progress.READER ADVISORIESBarrels of Oil Equivalent (BOEs). The term BOE refers to barrel of oil equivalent, with natural gas converted to crude oil equivalent at a ratio of six thousand cubic feet to one barrel. BOEs may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A BOE conversion ratio of six mcf (six thousand cubic feet) to one bbl (one barrel) is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead.Forward-Looking Statements. This news release contains forward-looking statements as to the Company's internal projections, expectations and beliefs relating to future events or circumstances. Forward-looking statements are typically (but not necessarily) identified by words such as "anticipate", "believe", "plan", "estimate", "expect", "plan", "intend", "potential", "may", "will", "should" or similar words suggesting future outcomes. Although the Company believes that these forward-looking statements are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on them as they are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the Company's control. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future outcomes. There can be no assurance that the plans, intentions or expectations contained in the forward-looking statements or upon which they are based will in fact occur or be realized, and actual results may differ from those expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements. The difference may be material.Second Wave is subject to the inherent risks associated with the exploration, development, exploitation and production of oil and gas. More particularly, material risk factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements contained in this news release include: adverse changes in commodity prices, interest rates or currency exchange rates; accessibility of capital when required and on acceptable terms; lower than expected production of crude oil and natural gas; production delays; lower than expected reserve volumes on the Company's properties; increased operating costs; ability to attract and retain qualified personnel or to secure drilling rigs and other services on acceptable terms; competition for labour, equipment and materials necessary to advance the Company's projects; unforeseen engineering, environmental or geological problems; ability to obtain all required regulatory approvals on a timely basis and on satisfactory terms; and changes in laws and governmental regulations (including with respect to taxes and royalties). This list is not exhaustive. Readers should also review the risk factors described in other documents filed by the Company from time to time with securities regulatory authorities in Canada, including its most recent annual information form, copies of which are available electronically at www.sedar.com and at www.secondwavepetroleum.com.Specific forward-looking statements contained in this news release include statements regarding: 2011 drilling plans generally; the number of Beaverhill Lake wells to be drilled during 2011 on the Company's Judy Creek joint venture lands, and the proportion thereof expected to be earning wells and development wells; the timing for recommencement of the Pekisko drilling program; the number of Pekisko wells to be drilled before the end of 2011; and expected improvements in cycle times and capital commitments per well from drilling future Pekisko wells off existing pads. In making such forward-looking statements, Second Wave has made various assumptions regarding, among other things: the accuracy of geological and geophysical data and interpretations of that data; future oil and natural gas prices; future capital requirements; future exchange rates; the accessibility and cost of capital (including credit); the Company's ability to economically produce oil and gas from its properties and the timing and cost to do so; and its ability to obtain qualified staff, equipment and supplies in a timely and cost-efficient manner.The forward-looking statements included herein are made as of the date of this news release and Second Wave undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by securities laws. For further information: Colin B. Witwer, President and CEORandy Denecky, VP, Finance and CFO Second Wave Petroleum Inc. 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Turkey And Spaghetti Casserole
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|Tomato puree
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Diced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Green pepper
|1 Medium, seeded and diced
|Instant chicken broth and seasoning mix
|1 Ounce (1 Packet)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
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|Mushroom white sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cooked enriched thin spaghetti
|2 2⁄3 Cup (42.67 tbs)
|Cooked turkey
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In a medium saucepan combine tomato puree, celery, green pepper, broth mix, garlic, basil, and sweetener, if desired.
Simmer for 15 to 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
In a 2-quart shallow casserole, spread half of the Mushroom White Sauce.
Add half the spaghetti, turkey, and tomato mixture.
Repeat layers.
Bake at 350°F.
for 30 minutes or until piping hot.
Divide evenly.
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Course:Main Dish
Cook Time:30 Minutes
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The Colorado Rockies aren't having a good year and their owner Dick Monfort has not only spoken frankly about the fans and now is speaking frankly about his management team. He is assistant GM Bill Geivett as the person responsible for the Rockies terrible season.
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Curried Beef Bake
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|All purpose flour
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|Beef stew meat
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|Cooking oil
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|Instant minced onion
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|Noodles with sour cream mix
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|Canned tomato sauce
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|Curry powder
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|Finely crushed crackers
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs) (8 Rich Round Crackers)
In paper or plastic bag combine flour, salt, and pepper.
Add beef cubes, a few at a time; shake to coat.
In a large skillet brown meat in hot oil.
Remove from heat.
Drain off excess fat.
To skillet add instant minced onion and 2 1/4 cups water; cover and simmer for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook noodles from the mix in large amount boiling salted water for 5 minutes; drain.
In same saucepan blend sauce mix, tomato sauce, butter, and curry.
Stir in meat mixture; fold in cooked noodles.
Turn mixture into a 1 1/2-quart casserole.
Bake, covered, at 350° for 30 minutes.
Uncover and sprinkle with cracker crumbs; bake till crumbs are lightly browned, about 10 minutes longer.
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