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Five Thoughts:
2007 Thoughts
Week 1
Week 3
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Week 5
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Week 7
It's The Schedule, Stupid
Over the years I've been yelled at by the
mathematician types about why six computer formals
that no one knows about and no one understands
should be a part of the BCS formula. More often than
not I've been on the side of the computers, since
they're the ones that come up with the objective,
impartial looks at the season, as opposed to the
human pollsters who couldn't name the starting
quarterback for half of the teams they're voting
for. But every year about this time I get annoyed
that my beloved sport is so freakin' weird when it
comes to deciding a champion
While I'd like to ditch the polls, assuming we don't
have a playoff system in place, I do acknowledge the
history and tradition of the game and the reason the
polls are so important. I just wish Joe Six Pack
could understand who to root for on a given Saturday
when it comes to the BCS. Actually, I just wish I
knew what to look for on a given Saturday when it
comes to the BCS.
It's time to ditch the computers. I'm sorry, you can
throw all the mathematical theories you want to
about why having six are important, the formula, the
system, and the sport would be far better if you
just had one simple factor counting as 1/3rd of the
equation, along with the two human polls.
Strength of schedule.
It's really not that hard. If you play a good
schedule, you deserve the rewards. If you put
together a great record against a garbage schedule,
you should pay. If we're not going to have a
playoff, it's about who deserves to be
playing for it all, and strength of schedule would
do that.
The subjective view is already covered by the humans
with 2/3rds of the equation, the pollsters can
adjust the market accordingly. You don't need six
computers to tell you that Missouri has played the
second toughest schedule in America and that Ball
State has faced the nation's sixth easiest slate.
Penn State has faced the nation's 100th toughest
schedule so far. Hmmmmmm, could that be what it has
been so dominant? We'll know more this week against
Ohio State, but as far as the formula, don't
schedule Coastal Carolina and Temple. Penn State
opponents have won 38% of their games. Compare that
to Oklahoma, whose opponents have won 71% of their
I openly admit that this is way too simplistic, but
shouldn't that be the point? Shouldn't it be just
that easy for all of us to follow?
Now that I've become the champion of the good
schedule, to do a 180 (or a 360, as Jason Kidd would
say) and discredit everything I just wrote ...
Somewhere, Marcus
Howard Would Be Drooling
Do I
think Ball State is better than Florida? No.
Do I think Tulsa would go unbeaten if it played in the
SEC? Of course not.
Do I think Utah deserves to be in the national title
discussion? Nope.
Do I think Boise State would beat Oklahoma in a rematch
of the 2007 Fiesta Bowl? No way.
Do I think Ball State, Tulsa, Utah and Boise State
should all be in the BCS if they go unbeaten? Sure. It
might be cool.
I'm not saying any one of those four, if unbeaten,
should be playing in the national championship, but it's
time to cut the charade and let the little guys know
that they're not just afterthoughts. Remember, the BCS
isn't a playoff; it's a high-profile exhibition.
I know, I know, we're all still scarred from the Georgia
obliteration of Hawaii in the 2008 Sugar Bowl, but Boise
State earned its stripes with the win over Oklahoma two
years ago, and Utah already busted the BCS in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl.
Of course, to get all four teams in, assuming they all
finish unbeaten, would mean that no BCS conference would
get a second team in. Obviously that would never happen
in a million years, Fox would never allow it, but your
beef really wouldn't be with Tulsa getting in over, say,
Ohio State, or Utah getting in over Alabama. Your
problem should be with a system that will automatically
put in the ACC champion over the WAC champion. Your
problem is with an automatic spot going to the Big East
champion this season. Considering the success the
Mountain West had against the Pac 10 this season, why
does USC deserve to get in over Utah or TCU? (With all
this said, I believe the BCS should take the top ten
ranked teams, period, but that's for another argument.)
Utah is already 11th in the BCS rankings with
at New Mexico, TCU, at San Diego State and BYU to play.
If the Utes win out, they'll likely move deep into the
top ten and would get the automatic BCS spot. Few would
Boise State is 12th with a win at Oregon on
the résumé and a defense that gave up 7, 7, 3, 7, and 7
points in the five non-Duck wins. The Broncos play at
San Jose State, at New Mexico State, Utah State, at
Idaho, at Nevada and Fresno State. Yeah, the schedule it
stinks, but again, the Broncos have earned their way in
from the last performance.
Tulsa is 19th with the nation's leading
offense averaging 625 yards and 56.6 points per game.
The Golden Hurricane plays UCF, at Arkansas, at Houston,
Tulane and at Marshall. This is the team you'd want to
see on a big stage, even if you don't know it yet.
Ball State is 20th with no one coming closer
than 13 points so far, including Navy and Indiana, with
Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, at Miami
University, at Central Michigan, and Western Michigan to
go before the MAC title game.
Fine, so all four teams aren't going to finish unbeaten,
I'm guessing Boise State is the only one that'll do it,
but if you're a fan of chaos and if you're a fan of
calling out the BCS for being a hypocritical mess, then
you know who to root for.
Paving The Way For The
Richard Cirminiello
McCoy has been a transformational figure in college
football this season, executing at a higher level than
any other quarterback—or player—in the country. He has
been brilliant. Vince Young-brilliant. All of the
attention and accolades being heaped on the junior has
been warranted, especially during the recent Texas
two-step versus Oklahoma and Missouri. Of course, he
hasn't been a one-man gang. McCoy's offensive line, a
mild question mark entering the season, has been almost
flawless in its ability to protect the quarterback,
create space for the playmakers, and get a push in short
Yeah, receivers Jordan Shipley and Quan Cosby have been
dynamic. RB Chris Ogbonnaya has started coming into his
own in his senior year. FB Cody Johnson has been
automatic near the goal line. However, when your singing
the praises of top-rated Texas, be sure to save a tune
for a front wall that's been the catalyst for the
nation's second-highest scoring offense. Back in August,
only RG Cedric Dockery was listed
on the Preseason All-Big 12 Football Team. Today, few
units are performing better. Dockery is joined by RT
Kyle Hix, C Chris Hall, LG Charlie Tanner, and LT Adam
Ulatoski to form an outstanding and stable offensive
line that's making everyone's jobs in Austin just a
little bit easier.
McCoy has been the face of Texas' unforeseen success in
2008. Dockery, Hix, Hall, Tanner, and Ulatoski are doing
their part to make sure that face remains untouched and
free from black eyes.
Fearing And Figuring Out The Turtle
Richard Cirminiello
4. Note
to self: Stop even trying to make sense of Maryland. It's a waste of
Fear the turtle? Darn right I do. I fear that I'll never get a pulse
on this program. I also fear that the Terrapins will continue giving
me an inferiority complex. Check this out for schizophrenic: The
week before Maryland stunned Cal, it barely showed up in a loss to
Middle Tennessee State. The week after upsetting then-No. 20
Clemson, it was whitewashed, 31-0, by an average Virginia squad. And
just when it looks like I've read the Terrapin tea leaves, they go
ahead and ambush Atlantic division favorite Wake Forest, 26-0. Just
how good is Maryland? Well, there's enough talent, especially at
linebacker and running back, to capture a wide-open ACC. Or enough
holes to completely miss a bowl game. It's anybody's guess where
this team will be when the 2008 rollercoaster ride finally comes to
a stop.
This week, the Terps get a visit from 2-5 North Carolina State, the
league's bottom-feeder. Maryland is the superior and the hotter
team. In other works, be safe and take the Pack. When it comes to
Ralph Friedgen's kids, nothing in College Park makes much sense
these days.
But Texas vs. Alabama Really Would Be
5. So, rumor has it that the BCS standings have been disclosed
for the first time this season, setting off lots of debates at the water
cooler about rankings and résumés.
Here's a friendly word of advice, then, as you dissect each win and
compare margins of victory, conferences, and individual opponents (etc.,
etc.): Just wait and allow the season to play out.
If this 139-year-old sport has taught us anything, it should be exactly
that: Wait. Wait for the eleventh, twelfth, and (in the Big 12 and
SEC) thirteenth games to run their course before making any firm
conclusions about the two best teams in college football. In this
decade, only two seasons--2002 and 2005--have provided perfect pairs of
undefeated teams at the end of Autumn. Under any other
scenarios, identifying the two best teams is mostly a guessing game, and
any honest football writer has to be honest enough to admit as much.
Twelve regular-season games, with only four non-conference tilts (three
in the Pac-10), just don't allow for a sufficient number of
cross-conference matchups that can determine the top two teams, barring
the one and only magic scenario involving two (and only two) unbeaten
Why this need to wait, you say? Yes, it's partly a matter of exposing
the BCS as a system that always claims to be objective and pure, but
which is just as political and flawed as the other systems that have
come down the pike.
With that said, the even more important reason to plead for patience at
this point in the college football season is to pound home an emphasis
on winning games. That's right: winning games. It sounds strange, but
college football fans (and far too many pundits and writers) seem to
have lost an appreciation for merely winning.
One of the reasons so many writers and talking heads buried Ohio
State with an avalanche of criticism in the first half of this season is
that the Buckeyes didn't win impressively. Anyone remember a certain
team in 2002? Fourteen times, that team just posted a modest-looking
"W," on the road to a national championship. Somehow, the Ohio State
Buckeyes just won games. A simple concept, right?
But in 2008, style points are seducing far too many otherwise
intelligent people. The media, on a collective level, basically booed
OSU off the national stage following the loss to USC. Instead of giving
the Buckeyes points for scheduling the kind of game that many SEC
schools are too spineless to consider, the press threw dirt on Ohio
State's grave. And even when Tressel Ball produced ugly wins such as the
16-3 triumph over Purdue, the vultures were out in force when--if they
wanted to find a real underachiever in college football--they should
have been reporting on Clemson, Auburn, Illinois, or another team that's
falling far short of expectations. The Buckeyes have lost only one game
in 2008. In the sport's most important statistical category--wins--OSU
has been getting the job done. Yet, the obsession with style points has
led the critics to shout down the sages.
This Saturday, guess who will be playing for the Big Ten championship
against Penn State? Yeah, the same team that's had to absorb a whole lot
of acidic attacks and assaults on its quality.
Ugly wins--such as the ones recently being turned out by Ohio State and
also Alabama--are still far more beautiful than the prettiest losses.
Come the first weekend of December, all the talk about BCS resumes will
mean very little for the teams that keep on posting "Ws," ugly though
they may be. Margin of victory means something when comparing two
one-loss clubs. But if a team finds the mental toughness to win every
week, the other comparisons quickly become secondary, peripheral, and
ultimately irrelevant.
Just win, baby, and just let this season--like every other college
football odyssey--to simply run its course.


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Gov. Nathan Deal on Monday named the members of the Georgia Ebola Response Team, which was created by executive order to assess current state health and emergency-management procedures and produce necessary recommendations to minimize any potential impact of the disease in Georgia.
A Florida woman was killed just after noon Saturday in a wreck on Highway 301 in Long County. However, authorities suspect circumstances surrounding the wreck might stem from a reported incident at a Richmond Hill area hotel, according to Richmond Hill Police Department Maj. Mike Albritton.
A debate between the candidates for Georgia's Congressional District 12 will be online this evening.
Former first lady of the United States Rosalynn Carter made a stop in Hinesville on Saturday morning to campaign for her grandson, state Sen. Jason Carter, who is running on the Democratic ticket for governor of Georgia against incumbent Nathan Deal.
LOS ANGELES - Singer Gregg Allman, the subject of the "Midnight Rider" film project, has filed a new claim against the producers of "Midnight Rider," contending that they agreed to indemnify him from any liability for the Feb. 20 accident on the set that killed camera assistant Sarah Jones and injured eight others.
Recent reports filed with the Liberty County Sheriff's Office include:
A severe thunderstorm watch issued for the area is to be in effect until midnight.
Liberty County voters will get a chance to vote in the upcoming midterm election on a Sunday, after the county commission approved a resolution Tuesday. It allows voters to cast ballots on Oct. 26 ahead of the Nov. 4 elections.
Reports recently filed with the Liberty County Sheriff's Office include:
Rosalynn Carter, former President Jimmy Carter's wife, will host an event at 10 a.m. Saturday at the LaQuinta Inn to campaign for her grandson, State Sen. Jason Carter, who is running for governor. The public is welcome.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce will host their monthly Progress Through People Luncheon On Thursday, October 9that 12 noon. The Luncheon is sponsored by the Liberty County Convention & Visitors Bureau, and will feature a panel discussion with the directors of some of Liberty County's historic sites and attractions.
A vandal or vandals did extensive damage to a football field Monday at the Long County Recreation Complex.
Several people have been injured in a multiple-vehicle accident on Highway 144 East at mile marker 14 Fort Stewart after a head-on collision earlier this afternoon. No fatalities have been reported and the road should be open shortly, according to Fort Stewart PAO Maj. Matthew Fontaine.
On Monday, vandals extensively damaged a football field at the Long County Recreation Complex. Sheriff Craig Nobles said that sometime after 10:30 p.m., a two-wheel drive vehicle was driven on the wet field, causing an estimated $,4000 to $5,000 worth of damage. He said it is believed that the vehicle was a pickup truck, but that could not be confirmed as of Wednesday.
A homicide was reported in the Kilkenny area of Bryan County on Friday night, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is handling the matter.
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Lines of mourners began forming at the crack of dawn at TD Arena at the College of Charleston, not far from the Emanuel AME Church, where the Rev. and South Carolina Sen. Clementa Pinckney and eight others were gunned down last week.
A wrongful-death lawsuit against the city of Richmond Hill and one of its police officers is now headed to the Georgia Court of Appeals.
The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling Thursday, upheld the Affordable Care Act subsidies that have helped millions of Americans, including 412,000 Georgians, obtain insurance coverage.
The Wednesday night killing of nine people by a white gunman in a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina, highlights the need for everyone to come together and discuss the difficult topics of race, politics and religion, according to the Liberty County NAACP president.
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INDIANAPOLIS - A proposal to expand Indiana's two-year-old private school voucher program is headed to a joint House and Senate conference committee, where legislative leaders will try to hammer out their differences on a measure, which is supported by Gov. Mike Pence, before the legislature adjourns April 29. The Senate passed the voucher expansion, House Bill 1003, on a 27-23 vote Wednesday.
The Senate's version of the bill would allow the siblings of students who already receive vouchers to qualify for the program without attending public schools first. It would also make it easier for foster children, children of veterans and children with special needs to qualify for the program. And it increases the size of the vouchers by $100 a year each of the next two years.
Democrats — badly outnumbered 37-13 in the state Senate — kept up their persistent opposition to the voucher program, arguing that expanding it siphons money away from K-12 public education.
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Interest rates have become a sensitive political issue, as the independent Senator Nick Xenophon called yesterday for tougher regulation to crack down on bank gouging, and business lobbies calling on the central bank to lower rates further to offset bank increases.
The public derision was sparked by the Commonwealth Bank's controversial 0.1 percentage point increase in its standard variable rate last week. Since then other banks have been increasing fixed mortgage costs because of higher borrowing costs in world markets.
From today St George Bank will increase its fixed mortgages by as much as 0.5 percentage points. The National Australia Bank has also raised fixed rates 0.4 percentage points this week.
The NAB's general manager of mortgages, Steven Shaw, said banks had been increasing their fixed rates for the past six weeks due to fluctuations in international markets.
He said fixed interest rates, which "directly reflect what the wholesale market is doing" had already risen about 1 percentage point in the past six weeks.
Senator Xenophon called on the Government to review its guarantee on bank funding, and impose limits on credit card interest rates and on the salaries of banks receiving government aid.
"Australians are sick of seeing a situation where we've been helping banks through a taxpayers' guarantee but they're lording it over us and living it up," he said.
In response, the Australian Bankers Association said Senator Xenophon had confused troubled US and British banks with Australia's, which had not had to receive direct government support.
The Government lambasted the Commonwealth's move, but Senator Xenophon said the Government should "stop talking the talk and start walking the walk" on bank regulation.
In minutes of its most recent board meeting, released yesterday, the Reserve Bank acknowledged concerns about the build-up of government debt across the world, but did not direct its comments to the rise in Australian government debt.
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JON McLaughlin is taking nothing for granted at Burton Albion.
The 26-year-old goalkeeper has arrived at the Pirelli Stadium after several years at Bradford City.
He racked up almost 150 appearances in all competitions and joined the Brewers last month as the final piece of manager Gary Rowett's summer jigsaw.
Despite playing every match for the Bantams in League One last season, McLaughlin knows he does not have a divine right to the No1 shirt.
"The manager's not said I'm No 1," said the Edinburgh-born keeper.
"I don't think that would ever be the case and I don't think I'd ever want that to be the case.
"You go to clubs and it doesn't matter if you've been there 10 or 15 years and you've been playing hundreds of games for a club, you've got to fight for your place and make sure you're the best one to be playing.
"I'm sure with this manager, and the way he outlined it to me, as with most managers, the best players will play – the ones in the best form who are going to do the best job on a Saturday or a Tuesday night.
"You can maybe come to a club and think you've got a good chance of playing but if you're not performing it's not going to happen.
"I've been at Bradford for many years, fighting doggedly with other keepers for the shirt.
"I'm definitely not coming here thinking I've got some kind of right to the shirt.
"It's all going to be based on performances.
"I'll try to earn that shirt and keep it."
McLaughlin was part of the Bradford team which won promotion two seasons ago and has enjoyed a full campaign in League One.
He is well-placed to comment on the differences between the two divisions and reckons, a few ex-Championship clubs aside, League One and League Two are quite similar.
"I really don't think there's a great deal of difference," he said. "I spent six seasons in League Two with Bradford.
"When we made the move up last year and played the full season – and of course there are some teams that you go to who've had experience of the Championship and maybe have squads full of players who have the quality of a Championship team – they're the ones you feel where you've made a step up.
"But for the most part, most teams run on very similar budgets – League One and League Two – they have players who've played in both divisions and there really isn't a massive difference.
"That's why you've seen the likes of Bradford do well last season and finish in the top half.
"Rotherham actually went one better, had a fantastic season and won promotion.
"There is quality in that league and it is nice to make a step up but it's definitely not a massive chasm, as you'd say the gap between League One and the Championship is."
Now, McLaughlin is gunning for another promotion with the Brewers, starting at Oxford tomorrow.
"We've had two seasons where we've come so close and had the heartbreak of the play-off final last year and I think they all know it's time for this club to move forward," he said.
"They've shown they're very strong in this division and we've improved again this season, so the expectation has to be promotion.
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I got a miniature Full Exposure Mascara in a Smashbox gift set a while ago. I had never tried the Smashbox brand, but looked forward to giving it a go.
The mascara claims that it produces no clumps or flakes, and instead gives you "maximum impact, scene stealing lashes". It comes in a small black tube with red writing.
The mascara has a standard-size brush that's nothing to write home about. It's larger than some, but I still find it easy to use. I don't find it a problem applying the mascara to my lashes.
The mascara doesn't clump and goes on my lashes smoothly. I find that it doesn't flake throughout the day. It makes my lashes look longer and thicker, not to an overly dramatic extent though. One coat is ideal for a natural daytime look, while I apply a second coat for a more dramatic look.
This mascara isn't as dramatic as some others I've tried, such as Lancome Hypnose, so it isn't a product I often choose to wear when I'm going out. However, for the daytime, or less sophisticated evening occasions, it is ideal. A full-size tube costs £19, which I personally find a bit too much for this mascara, though I would pay the same for different products. However, if it was on offer I would consider repurchasing.
Smashbox Full Exposure Mascara is inspired by the on-set technique of layering a lengthening fibre mascara over a volumising formula, to give your longest, fullest lashes. It's priced at £19.
My thoughts
I like the packaging of this mascara, it's quite plain but it looks sleek and good quality. The brush is a standard bristled mascara brush and I'd say it's of a pretty standard size and shape too, it doesn't have any unique selling point about the brush like most mascaras seem to these days!
The brush picks up the mascara very evenly and so it goes onto the lashes really evenly too. It's smooth to apply and it doesn't clump in the slightest. It really coats and defines each lash leaving them perfectly separated.
I love the look this gives to my lashes, it's really amazing. It does just what it promises actually, it lengthens and volumises really well, so my lashes look long and thick and fluttery. But it is absolutely not a false lash effect. The effect is much more natural and cleaner looking than the false lash effect mascaras!
You can build this up really easily if you want a more dramatic look, and again it doesn't clump at all, so you can still get a really lovely, fairly natural look even after 2 or 3 coats.
It lasts really well on my lashes and doesn't flake or smudge throughout the day, but it isn't waterproof so chances are it will run if you cry or are caught in the rain, though I've never tested this! It is easy to remove with any decent cleanser or makeup remover.
It doesn't irritate my eyes at all, and I do wear contact lenses and it's never caused me any problems.
Absolutely, this has to be one of the best mascaras I've ever used. It's just a shame it's so expensive!
I got smashbox full exposure mascara as a present last week, from my sister. I have alway been trying to look for a professional looking mascara and this mascara fits the picture sucessfully. The brush is nice and thin and very easy to apply. I did have to do a few coats, over and over again on my lashes, but I guess that is something that mojority of mascaras do. When I opened the mascara I could feel the creaminess of the mascara, which give me a nice feeling to know what I was applying to my lashes and dosent smell or feel bad. I have had some very porr mascaras in the past, I would adivces getting one from Primark. There is only one thing I would most likey like to change and that would have to be the price (£17). Although it is a great mascara, there is a more likey chance I am going to go for cheaper price. The cost of the mascara did feak me out a bit, however if you want a very professional and giving the look of false eyelashes look and your not put off by the price then this is probably for you.
Black mascara from Smashbox that says it will give your eyelashes 100% extra volume and will give them curl to make them stand out better.
This mascara is the Jet Black shade and it is very black when you use the 2 coats that Smashbox recommend you to. The brush is bristles instead of plastic and I think that is always better for your eyelashes because bristles do not snag in the lash like plastic brushes do so you will not lose so many of your eyelashes. The mascara is quite thick but it applies very easy and does not clump even at the root end of my eyelashes, it looks a bit glossy on the brush but I do not think it is very shiny when I am wearing the mascara.
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Nautilus Minerals Intersects More High Grades at Depth08:46 EST Thursday, December 16, 2010TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 16, 2010) -Nautilus Minerals Inc. (TSX:NUS)(AIM:NUS). Deepwater seafloor drilling trials conducted at Nautilus Minerals' Solwara 1 Project in Papua New Guinea have confirmed the extension of high grade copper mineralisation beyond the project's previously identified massive sulphide system.Nautilus' CEO, Steve Rogers, said the company is encouraged by the initial results from the trials."A number of milestones have been achieved," he said. "The drilling supports our view that the Solwara 1 resource is likely to extend beyond the previously identified limits and remains open at depth. The focus now is to optimise core recovery and drilling efficiency of the drilling system, to improve results so that we can enhance Nautilus' knowledge of the resource and other Bismarck Sea discoveries".The trials involved 16 holes drilled at 13 locations approximately 1600 metres below sea-level and extending to a maximum depth of 45.2 metres below the seafloor.Preliminary analysis of recovered drill core has shown the presence of high grade mineralisation at all sites, with four holes intersecting high grade copper well below the base of the previously modeled massive sulphide.Copper grades of up to 30.5% were reported from individual sample intervals and results included an eight meter intercept averaging 12% copper. These results were based on hand held X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyses.Results are summarised below in table one:Table One - Initial mineralised intersect report from selected holes drilled at Solwara 1 (based on XRF analysis of pulp residues).Hole IDEnd of Hole (m)Interval Length (m)Interval From (m)Interval To (m)Recovery for IntervalCopper (%)Zinc (%)CommentsInterval of Mineralisation Intersected Below Previously Modelled Depth of Massive Sulphide (m)SD16721.2219.202.0221.2213%9.41.0Mineralised interval open at depth7.7SD16935.0811.492.0813.5749%7.10.2Mineralised interval open at depth (note1)Note 2SD17110.728.521.9310.4563%4.90.1Mineralised interval open at depth (note1)8.1SD17212.468.221.9810.2025%14.10.1Mineralised interval open at depth (note1)4.3SD17618.3510.051.1411.1987%4.60.2Hole passed into low-grade mineralisation6.7SD17742.480.341.061.40100%7.05.1Hole passed into non-mineralised footwall0.57.151.408.5566%188.8.131.528.5512.250%n/an/a7.8512.2520.1070%11.80.1Note 1: Zone of core loss present between end of interval and end of drill hole. Note 2: Hole did not reach sufficient depth to intersect the previously modelled base of massive sulphide. Note 3: Holes SD 178, SD 179 and SD 180 are yet to be logged and analysed.2010 Trial Drilling ProgramThe drilling trials tested an improved seafloor drilling system, the Seafloor Geoservices' ROVdrill3.Nautilus has been conducting the drilling trials since mid November on board the vessel Rem Etive, using the ROVdrill3 drilling system. TSMarine is providing the vessel, operating crew, Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and drilling equipment required for the project. The ROVdrill3 drilling system is a wireline diamond drill designed to recover up to 80 meters of 70mm diameter core. To date the following important equipment operational results have been demonstrated:The drilling rig can successfully land on the terrain typical of the Solwara 1 SMS system (refer Figure 1); It is functioning mechanically as designed, allowing the rig to collar and operate in ground conditions typical of the Solwara 1 mineralised system; It has demonstrated improved power performance over the previous ROV drills, enabling significantly deeper drilling. While the depth capability has not been fully tested, two holes deeper than 40 meters have been achieved. Core recoveries have been below design specifications and operational refinements are being implemented to lift recovery rates. Nautilus announced the world's first NI43-101 compliant resource estimate for a Seafloor Massive Sulphide system at Solwara 1 in December 2007. The resource included:Indicated Mineral Resource: 870 kt @ 6.8% Cu, 4.8 g/t Au, 23 g/t Ag, 0.4% ZnInferred Mineral Resource: 1,300 kt @ 7.5% Cu, 7.2 g/t Au, 37 g/t Ag, 0.8% ZnFor the full release, please see the following link: (www.nautilusminerals.com/s/Media-NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=284239).Selection of Reported Intervals in Drilling TrialsIntervals were selected for reporting based on geological logging and handheld XRF analysis of pulverised quarter-core samples. XRF analysis of the pulps from samples within the selected intervals have generally returned greater than 3% Cu or greater than 9% Zn. Some lower-grade samples have been included in an interval where they were of similar material, compose only a minor portion of the interval, and if they did not reduce the overall grade of the interval to less than 3% Cu or 9% Zn. Intervals were broken where there was a length of core loss judged sufficient to lose continuity within the interval, or where there was a significant lithological or mineralogical change in the recovered material. Zones of core loss within an interval were assigned the average Cu and Zn grade of the recovered material either side of the core loss. Zones of core loss external to recovered material were not included in any calculated interval. All reported Cu and Zn values within the interval are length-weighted averages of individual samples.A full listing of all intersections and core recovery can be seen in Table 2.LinksFigure 1: http://www.nautilusminerals.com/i/maps/PhotoROVdrill3onlocation.jpgFigure 2: http://www.nautilusminerals.com/i/pdf/Solwara2010drillholelocations.pdfTable 2: http://www.nautilusminerals.com/i/pdf/intersectionsandcorerecovery.pdfDrilling DetailsCore drilling for the 2010 drilling trial was undertaken using Seafloor Geoservices ROVdrill3, the next generation of Perry Slingsby's sub-sea diamond drilling rigs. All holes are drilled with less than a five degree variation from vertical. Drill core (69.9mm diameter) was processed entirely on the vessel, including geological logging, XRF analysis, geotechnical logging and geochemical sampling. All sampling and logging were performed under the supervision of senior Nautilus personnel and followed procedures first established in 2007 and updated for the new drilling program.Treatment of Core LossCore loss was assigned to the top of the initial run of the drill hole and to the bottom of every subsequent run unless drill data or geological data suggested otherwise. This provides a conservative estimate of the thickness of mineralisation.Sampling ProcedureQuarter-core samples are systematically cut from the drill core for geochemical analysis. As part of a documented QAQC program, certified reference material and field duplicates are inserted into the sample sequence. All material is prepared by an independent sample preparation facility onboard the vessel managed by Societe Generale de Surveillance (today, known as SGS). Samples are crushed and pulverised to provide a 150g pulp for certified analysis at an SGS facility in Australia. Samples are transported in sealed packages under a documented chain of custody. Final analysis results for samples from the trial drilling are currently awaited. The pulp residue that is not sent for analysis is returned by SGS to Nautilus for handheld XRF analysis.Onboard XRF Analysis* Note on results of indicative analyses from handheld XRF, NITON XL3t 900s Analyser.A handheld XRF Analyser (NITON XL3t 900s GOLDD) is used to obtain indications of the grade of drill core. It does not provide the accuracy required to report assays. A XRF reading was taken on the pulp residues returned from the SGS preparation laboratory for each submitted sample, except in a small number of samples where residue material was not available due to a short sample interval. The pulp residue represents a well homogenised sub-sample of the drill core having been pulverised to 75 microns.A suite of reference material, including certified reference materials are used to regularly test the calibration of the XRF analyser. These results indicate that the XRF tool is a reliable method for providing indicative results of the tenor of mineralisation.The NITON XL3t 900s analyser is used by Nautilus in a calibration mode for rapid base-metal analysis at concentrations greater than 1%. Results may have low precision and accuracy in samples with base-metal concentrations of less than 1%.Where pulp residues are not yet available for a sample interval, the XRF analyser is used to collect point-sample information on non-prepared drill core to provide guidance to Nautilus' geologists onboard the vessel.Qualified PersonThe exploration results reported in this announcement have been compiled under the supervision of Nautilus' Resource Leader Thomas Sant. Mr Sant a Fellow of the Geological Society of London, a UK Chartered Geologist and a registered European Geologist, has over 16 years experience in mineral exploration seeking hydrothermal systems, and is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Sant has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure contained in this news release.About Nautilus Minerals Inc.Nautilus is the first company to commercially explore the ocean floor for polymetallic seafloor massive sulphide deposits and is currently developing its first project. The Company's main focus is the Solwara 1 Project, which is located in the territorial waters of Papua New Guinea in the western Pacific Ocean. Nautilus is listed on the TSX and AIM stock exchanges, and has among its largest shareholders two of the world's leading international resource companies Anglo American (11.1%) and Teck Resources (6.8%), as well as Metalloinvest, one of the largest and fastest growing mining and metallurgical holding companies in Russia, which beneficially owns 21.0% of the Company's issued shares through Gazmetall Holding (Cyprus) Limited.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Investor RelationsNautilus Minerals Inc. (Toronto)+1 (416) 551 firstname.lastname@example.com DowlingNautilus Minerals Inc.Vice President Investor Relations and Communications+61 (7) 3318 5544 or Cell: +61 431 365 email@example.com HarrisonNumis Securities LimitedNominated Adviser+ 44(0) 20 7260 1000ORJames BlackNumis Securities LimitedCorporate Broking+ 44(0) 20 7260 1000Neither the TSX nor the London Stock Exchange accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this press release.


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It's always nice to get positive feedback. A bottle of champagne is terrific…perhaps a card or two? But what about when a student tells you that you have successfully dismantled his entire understanding of people management in a two hour class on Managing Change Well that's delicious feedback. Why? Because the class in question was [...]
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work/life balance vs work/life integration
This New York Times article from 2012 highlights the way work/life balance has been organised and, how that dividing line is shifting. It used to be 'work/life balance' and now, it's 'work/life integration'. More and more companies it seems are offering perks to help workers manage home life from the perspective that a happier home and [...]
What's wrong with the political interview (and how to fix it)
Newsnight editor Ian Katz outlines what he believes is wrong about the TV political interview in this Financial Times article. In summary what's wrong is that the interview has become a dance between defensive politicians and aggressive interviewers – each frustrated by the others' attempts to prevent a discussion about what is really going on. [...]
Crafting questions that matter
Financial Times journalist Jo Ellison in an article entitled Fear and Clothing reviews two books which argue the case for why clothes and fashion matter. Women in Clothes by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits and Leanne Shapton began with a survey of over 600 people about their relationship with clothes. Worn Stories by Emily Spivack describes the emotional connections we have with various [...]