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Choice Organic Teas, Green Tea with Essence of Peach, 20 Tea Bags, 1.2 oz (36 g) (Discontinued Item)
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- Product Code: CHO-98201
- UPC Code: 047445982010
- Package Quantity: 20 Tea Bags, 1.2 oz (36 g)
- Dimensions: 3.1 x 2.7 x 5.2 in, 0.2 lbs (0.09 kg)
- Organic
- Fair Trade Certified
- USDA Organic
- Certified Organic by QAI
Choice Organic Green Tea with Peach is made from Asia's finest green teas. These teas are briefly steamed after plucking, to hold their rich green color, and full complement of healthful polyphenols. Luscious overtones of ripe peaches fulfill a promise of delightful refreshment.
Choice Organic Teas are certified as organically grown by an independent third party. Every aspect of the cultivation, handling and packaging is carefully inspected to insure the integrity of this product from the gardens of origin to your cup.
Choice Organic Teas come from gardens tended by traditional methods, without the use of chemicals. Conscious practice of top soil management and weed control create a balanced environment to alleviate any agricultural problems. Through diligent care of the environment, our growers produce exceptional teas and herbs.
Suggested Use
Fill the kettle with freshly drawn, cold water from the purest source available.
Allow just boiled water to cool for a moment. Pour over one tea bag per cup, steeping only 2-3 minutes. If steeped too long it may become bitter. Green Tea is best served without milk or sweetener.
For a refreshing, organic iced tea, brew double strength before serving over ice.
Specially blended organic green teas, organic lemon grass, organic rosehips, organic peach flavor.


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Barbara Harrison is a third-generation intuitive reader; the ability descends from her maternal grandmother. Barbara credits her ability to recognize and trust her inner voice as key to her professional, financial and personal successes. Since 1998, she has studied the use of divining tools to jumpstart the intuitive process and readily shares this knowledge with all that have an interest in developing their own intuitive skills. Barbara is an avid reader and collector of folklore and mythology.

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Scott, I think the inspector would probably freak out it he saw a BS running full speed inside a house, the roar is pretty intimidating. Actually, the 60,000 btu of open gas flame doesn't need any special venting, my stove puts out more than that, but the bigger problem is that the inspector would probably want the entire thing encased in something so that the outer case was cool enough not to start a fire if anything feel on it, or touched it, and that would be an undertaking.
I was going to link to the post Barry posted above. Shouldn't be too hard to convert your Pizza bella Ovens, and since you already have two you won't have to worry about sourcing the extra heating element for the top of the oven.The conversion itself took me 4 hours. I'm pretty happy with my results so far, but didn't have a great trial run because my dough was over-risen. Going to make more dough this week and try again later this week.


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Fruita De Mar Omelet
- 1 1/2 cups lump crabmeat
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 1/2 cups chopped celery
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley leaves
- 1 teaspoon crab boil seasoning (recommended: Old Bay)
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Pinch salt
- 16 large eggs
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
In a large bowl, combine the crabmeat, onion, celery, mayonnaise, parsley, crab boil seasoning, pepper, and salt. Toss gently to keep the crabmeat in lumps. Use the mayonnaise to moisten the crab mixture, adding more according to your preference.
In an 8-inch nonstick pan, melt 1 tablespoon butter over medium heat until foaming. Add 1/4 of the crab mix to the pan and cook gently until the celery and onions are crisp but tender, approximately 10 minutes. While the crab mix is heating, in a separate large bowl, whip the eggs with a wire whisk until smooth. When the crab mix is hot, add 1/4 of the whipped eggs, about 1 cup.
Cook the omelet until the edges begin to curl. Gently pull the edges toward the center, allowing the eggs to cook through. Once the eggs have become firm, flip the omelet and cook until the other side is done, about 5 minutes. Flip the omelet out of the pan onto a dish and serve immediately.
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Air conditioning, close to federation university, 15 minute walk to shopping district, less than 15 minutes to Morwell, large backyard with shed, fully furnished (apart from bedroom up for rent)
Bright, airy house, freshly painted. Large backyard. Beautiful views, quiet street. 2km from CBD & train station. Box trailer available. No smoking, drugs etc. Nicely furnished. Heating & fans in every room. Airconditioning & central heating.
3 minute walk from Commercial Road shopping area, large enclosed back yard and off street parking. Large open kitchen/lounge/dining area with beautiful slate floors. Polished wood floors in the bedrooms, new central gas heating and ceiling fans with LED lights.
This is very nice quiet area, 2 mins walk from cbd, and everything, i work as a personal trainer so i have a gym set up here , at this time i am doing some rehab for some injuries i have , so all you have to do is a little cleaning, for free rent.
Rooms available from $170 per week. House is newly built in a great location, only 5min walk from shops and Morwell train station. All rooms are available fully furnished with all utilities included in the rent. The property has central heating, BIR in bedrooms, and shared bathroom. Full disability access is available. Bond is two weeks rent, and will be lodged with the RTBA. Would ideally suit professionals or students.
Hi Currently taking enquires, room available 16th January 2017. The Property consists of 3 extra large studio style rooms each with their own ensuite and kitchenette fully furnished, queen beds, TVs, bar fridges, complete laundry, full main kitchen, private Airconditioning to each room, price inclusive of all utilities. Rooms are $190 to $210. There is undercover Bbq area and ample parking. No Smoking, and No pets. Located 5 minutes walk to the train station & post office. Bakery, pizza, restaurants etc only short walk. If this sounds like what you would be looking for you can give me a call or email me to arrange re inspection if you like. Thanks Murray
House has recently been built (June 2014) in a great spot in Morwell. Currently have one room available which has a walk in robe and pretty spacious, would suit a full/part-time worker or Uni student as it is only a ten minute drive to the local Uni. Spacious bedroom is available with all appliances for Kitchen supplied. Garage spot is also available for an extra $10 per week. Bills are included with the weekly amount and internet is available as well! NBN internet! Great location and new modern house!! I am looking for someone neat/tidy, easy going to move in! If you have any questions, flick me an email!
Will get own bathroom and choice of which bedroom to stay in As well as own lounge, my side of shuts off The only thing we will have to share is the kitchen If I end up getting two boarders will have to share with each other Terms of living arrangements will be disgusted which each boarder
Private lockable room with your own ensuite bathroom. Electricity, Gas and Water all included in the rent. Shared use of kitchen and BBQ. Would be suitable for someone working or studying in the Latrobe Valley, e.g. working at Latrobe Regional Hospital or Studying at Federation University. Close to public transport and not too big a trip into town.
Newly built house in a new estate. Quiet area. Off road parking available. House has study and open plan living, dining and has an alfresco area. All bedrooms have built in robes. House also has a second living area which is currently unfurnished so I'm thinking of renting it out as a room, it features a tv point but has no wardrobe however I can provide a clothes rail. Main bathroom features a shower and free standing bath, toilet is separate. Laundry has washing machine and dryer. House has central heating and air conditioning throughout. Kitchen features a large 90cm oven, dishwasher, and walk in pantry. House has a double garage with room for storage, and also has a chest freezer. Less then 10 minutes drive to Latrobe Regional Hospital.
A share house is available, ideal for students or people dwho are doing seasonal work Applicants must be likeminded, easy going, respectful, honest, trustworthy. Inclusions: Refrigerator Kitchen utensil Internet Electricity Gas Water Garden maintenance
FANTASTIC HOUSE .... ALL ROOMS FULLY FURNISHED .... ALL UTILITY BILLS INCLUDED PLUS UNLIMITED WIRELESS INTERNET, REGULAR CLEANING OF COMMON AREAS & LAWN MAINTENANCE .... VERY PEACEFUL HOME WITH EVERYONE RESPECTING EACH OTHERS SPACE & WITH PLENTY OF ROOM FOR PRIVACY .... YOU WILL OFTEN HAVE THE HOUSE TO YOURSELF TOWARDS THE END OF THE WEEK & ON WEEKENDS AS CURRENT TENANTS ARE REGULARLY AWAY .... ALL ROOMS FULLY LOCKABLE .... JUST MOVE IN & RELAX :-) PLEASE NOTE : there are up to three rooms available at different times .... all fully furnished and with QS beds. ROOM 3 - $190 pw - long or short term - smaller room (3450 x 3000) with free-standing wardrobe/hanging space. ROOM 2 - $210 pw - long or short term - larger room (3600 x 3110) with BIR, TV point. ROOM 1 - $210 pw - long or short term - larger room (3600 x 3110) with BIR, TV point. Fantastic home with two living areas .... living/dining plus amazing theatre room :-) .... two large wall-mounted flat screen TV's (plus additional TV points in bedrooms), for those who love cooking there is a large gourmet kitchen with all appliances including a Thermomix !! ;-) plus plenty of bench space, butlers pantry, large bathroom and laundry, central heating, split system air-conditioning, Foxtel (some channels) and Netflix .... outdoors decked al fresco area for your use also and off street parking available on driveway (not in garage unless negotiated). Limited storage space available in garage also if required. All utility bills included (electricity, gas, water) as well as unlimited wireless internet access. Rooms fully furnished (including bed linen, pillows, etc). Ideal location close to town and within 1-2 minutes walk of bus stops in two directions. Current household consists of three friendly, easygoing, busy and independent adults of varying ages .... all employed and/or studying. Seeking someone who is employed and/or studying and receiving a regular income and be able to show proof of this. You should also be a clean, tidy person with good personal hygiene & no addiction issues :-) .... each of us are responsible for maintaining our own rooms in a neat and tidy manner and cleaning up after ourselves in the main living areas of the house. A current police check and/or references WILL be required so if you have them ready to either E-mail or bring with you when you come to see the property that will speed up the process :-) Please include some general information about yourself when you enquire (if you don't have an active Flatmates profile) ie age, working/studying, how long you're looking for, etc .... thanks :-) Don't miss out .... you won't be disappointed !!!
Situated in beautiful Moe South on a 5 acre property just 6km's from town with views of Moe and Newborough. The room available is optional as fully furnished. The house is a split level home, large hallway, slate floors with polished floorboards in lounge-room, 2 coonarra wood heaters, gas cooktop, electric oven and hot water, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, dining area, large TV, ceiling fans in lounge and living area, dishwasher, carport plus ample car parking for up to 6 cars, large storage shed, separate laundry. Also patio with 6 burner BBQ. Must like animals as have 2 dogs and 2 cats. Public transport in town with frequent trains, buses, taxi's. 1/2 hour to Churchill Federation Uni and 20 mins to Warragul and Morwell. Frequented by Rosellas and King Parrots and a resident koala. Own car preferred and must be working. Tank water in use and septic toilet. Long term stay preferred but short term will be considered.
OUR HOME! We have a recently built home in Newborough, only 3 or 4 years old. It's quite large so everyone has their own personal space which everyone here is respectful of. Our home is fully furnished and is welcome to anyone who is neat and tidy, respectful of others and their property, polite, easy to get along with and sociable. It will be best for a single someone but we are happy to take another couple. (The biggest concern was fridge space…) Lounge Room: Netflix already paid for. Large couch to fit plenty Collection of DVDs to choose from Kitchen: Shared fridge, each has their own shelf. Pantry, plenty of space for everyone Gym: Small room full of equipment such as a bike, pole, dumbbell etc. Bedroom available: One bed and bedside table already included. Medium sized wardrobe (though if you need more room there may be space in the "gym" room. Parking: There is space to park your car on the street or in front of the house on the lawn. Outside: We have a nice set up outside including a love swing, two reclining chairs, love seat and two more chairs, a seat hammock and another small table and chair set up. There is also a dart board, table tennis and a BBQ. There is also an undercover retractable clothes line along with the one in the back yard if the weather is bad or currently in use. Bills: All bills are equally split between the four of us. We just upgraded to NBN so each internet bill is $20.00 per person – again, split equally between four. Location: Really great location! Just a two minute walk to the RSL, Foodworks and the post office. There are two bus stops both within a two minute walk and there is the park, netball and football grounds around the corner next to the recreational centre.
This house is 1 year old. Has a swim spa , theatre room , some gym items and big kitchen . We are in a quiet area and backs onto a walking track . There are animals that live in the house . The room has a double bed and wardrobe. The house has foxtel . Its a short walk or drive into town . We are shift workers so the house is quiet most of the time .
We would like to let this room to a Spanish speaking person of any age, as I'm learning the language and would like to have someone to help me, there would be a consideration for this in the rent. The house is located is in a quiet suburban area within walking distance of the towns main shopping area . The room is fully furnished and has queen size bed, tv, internet and air-conditioned. Separate bathroom and toilet from the rest of the house. All weather gazebo that picks up wifi from house. BBQ and garden. No smoking inside the house, ok outside. The amount of board payable per week will be worked out with anyone interested
- Location is fantastic! Close to Main Street, schools, doctors and sporting venues. - Beautiful 1920s California bungalow. Which has a lot of character yet is very neat, tidy, functional and homely. - Large backyard with beautiful established trees. - Reverse cycle - Open fire place - Beautiful original wooden floors and carpet in bedrooms - Large backdeck - Built in wardrobes


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Recently, two young girls in South Australia, aged 10 and 12, found themselves in the precarious situation of being stuck in a storm drain. Armed with their mobile phones, they resorted to Facebook for help. But instead of calling emergency services, they simply updated their Facebook status. Fortunate for them, a friend who was online saw their Facebook status, and took it seriously enough to call for help. Of course had they called for help themselves, the whole rescue process would have been much quicker.
This is one story that totally boggles the mind. Could it be that kids nowadays are growing up with a mindset that social networking is naturally their first form of communication before anything else? It certainly seems so.
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Chipola Celebrates Day of Champions
May 11, 2007
Chipola fans, coaches, athletes, administration, faculty and staff all gathered at Chipola Field Thursday to honor the school's historic four consecutive state championships.
Fans sat in the stadium bleachers as Chipola College President Gene Prough, Chipola athletic director Dale O'Daniel and all four Chipola coaches addressed the crowd.
"The Lord has smiled on Chipola College," O'Daniel
The school
celebrated men's and
women's basketball
state championships
in March in
Marianna, while the
softball and
baseball teams
celebrated state
titles this week in
Polk County.
It's the first time in Florida junior college history that a school pulled off the "four-peat" in the same sports calendar year.
The coaches credited the school's administration for giving them the support needed to bring home championships.
"A lot of the success goes to Dr. Prough," Chipola girls basketball coach David Lane said. "His always being there and being so supportive says a lot."
The coaches also uniformly pointed to the unity and camaraderie within the athletic department as being a key factor in the success of the school.
"We owe a lot to our supporters and to our close-knit family with all of the coaches," Chipola softball coach Belinda Hendrix said.
Lane added, "The coaches get along well, the kids get along well and those relationships breed success. It makes things a lot easier."
And of course, the coaches thanked those most responsible for the championships, the athletes themselves.
"We had student-athletes who believed in us and believed in themselves," Chipola basketball coach Greg Heiar said. "It takes a lot of work to put a puzzle together to have championship success and we had a tremendous team."
Added Hendrix, "The players are the reason we've been so successful. They're the ones getting up at 5:30 a.m. and working hard. My job is easy when you have so many great kids who play so well."
Added Johnson, "We are very excited about our accomplishments. We really came on from the start of the season to the end. I'm very proud of our guys."
Next up for the baseball and softball teams are the national tournaments, May 17 in Plant City for the women and May 26 in Grand Junction, Colo., for the men.
The women's basketball team finished fifth in the national tournament, while the men were the national runners-up.


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AircranesMarch 29, 2010 by Tim McAdams
While some helicopters are designed for speed, others are built simply to lift a lot of weight. Perhaps the best example is the Erickson S64 Aircrane. The S-64 was the first helicopter built as a flying crane with an aft-facing pilot station that allows the pilot to directly view the load being carried and fully control the aircraft during precision operations. This unique helicopter was certified in 1969 and originally manufactured by Sikorsky Aircraft as the S-64A Skycrane. In 1992, Erickson purchased the type certificate to the Sikorsky S-64E and S-64F models, and the aircraft designation was changed to the S-64 Aircrane. Today, Erickson owns and operates a fleet of 18 Aircranes throughout the world.
The Aircrane's rotor system consists of a six-blade fully articulated main rotor and a four-blade tail rotor. The S-64E is powered by two Pratt and Whitney turbine engines generating a combined maximum takeoff rating of 9,000 shp, giving the S-64E model an external load lift capacity of 20,000 pounds (9,072 kg) at sea level. The S-64F features a strengthened airframe, a rotor system with longer chord length, and two Pratt and Whitney engines rated at 9,600 shp which gives the S-64F model an external load capacity of 25,000 pounds (11,340 kg) at sea level.
Initially, the Aircrane's civilian mission centered on timber harvesting and power line construction; however it has been used in many areas of heavy lift construction. For example, installing ski lifts, air-conditioning systems, and delicate steel artwork.
One of the most publicized jobs involved removing and replacing the Statue of Freedom, which sits atop the United States Capitol dome in Washington D.C. Using its precision maneuvering capability the Aircrane lifted the statue off of its pedestal on May 9, 1993, and placed it back after much needed renovation on October 23, 1993. Another high-profile project was the construction of the CN Tower in Ontario, Canada. In 1975, the Aircrane transported and placed the seven-ton steel sections that made up the antenna and weather metering systems, on at that time what was the world's tallest freestanding structure, at an altitude of more than 1,850 feet.
In 1992 Erickson created the Helitanker firefighting system with a 2,650-gallon tank that can spray water, foam mix, or fire retardant. Two snorkel attachments take 45 seconds or less to fill up from any freshwater or saltwater source at least 18 inches deep. In 1997 the FAA certified a horizontal monitor water cannon attachment to fight high rise structure fires in congested urban areas. The cannon uses aircraft hydraulic power to propel a focused stream of water or foam mix up to 150 feet at a rate of up to 300 gallons per minute. The helicopter has now become a valuable firefighting tool in California and other parts of the world.
See the AOPA Pilot story on the Sikorsky Skycrane, "Dancing with Lucille."
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Little Neck Clams from the coast of Long Island, NY are smaller clams and as such are very tender and sweet. They are also very versatile in the number of ways they can be enjoyed.
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All Fresh Seafood recommends that Little Neck Clams are perfect to eat raw, on the half shell, steamed with butter and lemon, or cooked into savory soups. One Dozen Clams for only $12.
All Fresh Seafood Shellfish Shucking
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Theodore R. Mattson Jr.
NEGAUNEE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Theodore R. Mattson Jr., age 73 of 7 Horseshoe Lake Circle, Negaunee passed away Monday, July 15, 2013 at his home.
Theodore was born October 9, 1939 in Ishpeming to Theodore R. and Ann (Lampi) Mattson Sr. Ted graduated from Ishpeming High School, class of 1958. He served his country in the U.S. Navy and following his honorable discharge he attended Northern Michigan University.
Ted worked as an electrician for Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company for 32 years retiring in 1998 from the Empire Mine. Ted had a love for music and was an accomplished accordion player. He enjoyed walking, hunting and in his younger years riding horses. He was an avid pool player, enjoyed leather work and was a pilot. He was a boxer while in the Navy and when he returned he enjoyed teaching boxing to children in Trenary. He was a member of the Ishpeming ELKS Lodge 447 and former member of the Trenary Lions Club.
Ted is survived by his wife Ruth (Britton) Mattson, whom he married on May 27, 1989, children: Mellissa (Mike) Pischel of Perronville, Gregory (Christine) Trowbridge of Trenary, Theodore (Trina) Mattson III of Lewisville, TX, Marcia Giotto of Negaunee, Tracy (Amy) Schmaltz of Chassell and Laurie McGee of Marquette, grandchildren: Nicole and Lisa Pischel, Samantha and Katelyn Trowbridge, Devin Mattson, Kirk and Ryan Giotto, Cara (Brandon) Sicotte, Samantha (Jason) Elinich, Emily Schmaltz, Dylan, Michael and Caitlin McGee, great-grandchildren: Jaxon, Myles, Jace, Jacob and Tanner, a brother in law Al Hebert of Ishpeming, Carolyn Mattson of Trenary, mother of Mellissa, Gregory and Theodore III, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Ted was preceded in death by his parents, a sister Lois Hebert and a granddaughter Marla Pischel.
Ted's family will greet relatives and friends from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. on Friday, July 19 at the Bjork & Zhulkie Funeral Home in Ishpeming where a memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Timothy Ott officiating. Military Honors will be accorded by the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 380.
Inurnment will take place in the Negaunee Cemetery.
Honorary Pallbearers will be Greg Trowbridge, Ted Mattson III, Tracy Schmaltz, Marvin Webb and junior pallbearer Devin Mattson.
A luncheon will be held at the Al Quaal Recreation Area- Teal Lake Lodge following the service.
Memorial considerations may be directed to the Upper Peninsula Diabetes Outreach Network, 2803 U.S. 41 West, Marquette, MI 49855 in memory of Ted.
Ted's obituary may be viewed at bjorkandzhulkie .com where relatives and friends may leave a note of remembrance.


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I wanted to make pancakes, but I know that usually the batter recipes call for 1 egg, and therefore, it is hard to divide a recipe small enough for just one (pan-size) pancake. So, I looked in the book, Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking by Michael Ruhlman and saw that muffin batter and pancake batter are the same except that muffins have twice the fat than pancakes. So, I made the pancake batter and the pancake for myself, and then added some more butter to the mix and spooned the batter into a muffin tin and baked in a 350ºF oven. They were blueberry-corn pancake/muffins so they had an interesting texture, and I definitely added too many blueberries (anyone want some muffin with those blueberries?) so they were tart and moist. But overall, a successful experiment.
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i like these muffin tin recipes of yours. the cinnamon rolls you made in a muffin tin and brought to me in CA were delicious! possibly bakery name in 10 years: The Muffin Tin?


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Club member Frank May of Kansas City, Missouri, reasoned that if clamps and vises can have jaw pads, why not pliers? To prevent the pliers� jaws from marring delicate parts, he covers them with plastic shrink tubing normally used to cover wiring. Shrink tubing is available in several diameters and lengths (rolls) at home centers and electrical supply stores. Use a diameter that�s slightly larger than the jaws, cut a piece to length and slip it on, then use a heat gun to shrink the tubing.
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40 CFR Part 62, Subpart E - Arkansas
- Plan for the Control of Designated Pollutants From Existing Facilities (Section 111( d ) Plan)
- § 62.850 — Identification of plan.
- § 62.852 — [Reserved]
- Fluoride Emissions From Existing Phosphate Fertilizer Plants
- Sulfuric Acid Mist Emissions From Existing Sulfuric Acid Plants
- Total Reduced Sulfur Emissions From Existing Kraft Pulp Mills
- Emissions From Existing Municipal Waste Combustors With the Capacity To Burn Greater Than 250 Tons Per Day of Municipal Solid Waste
47 FR 20491, May 12, 1982, unless otherwise noted.
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Canon City panel wants downtown opened up to retail pot
Retail recreational marijuana has become mainstream in Colorado, now the Canon City Planning Commission believes it should be allowed to be sold on Main Street.
"There are shuttered storefronts along Main Street," said Commissioner Angela Bellantoni. "We need economic development. That's our business district and we need it in our business district."
Commissioners like Bellantoni spoke out against confining retail recreational marijuana to outlying industrial and commercial zoning areas and away from the central business district.
Bellantoni says a retail recreational marijuana store downtown would help bring more foot traffic.
"Feet on the street are good because maybe they'll go next door and buy a gelato," Bellantoni said.
Downtown is where "ganjapreneur" Edward Perrotta would like to open the city's first retail recreational marijuana shop.
"It's where all the tourism is and it's the first stop for most people who come down Highway 50," Perrotta said.
With a nearly unanimous vote, one commissioner abstained; the Commission recommended the City Council consider allowing retail recreational marijuana sales in the Central Business District.
The Council will meet to consider the Planning Commission's recommendation next month. The Council has a moratorium in place on recreational retail marijuana sales in the city until April 1.


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Jorge E Galan, PhD, DVM
Lucille P. Markey Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis and Professor of Cell Biology; Chair, Department of Microbial Pathogenesis
Research Interests
Bacteriology; Genetics, Microbial; Microbiology
Research Organizations
Cancer Center: Virus and Other Infection-associated Cancers
Research Summary
Our laboratory studies the pathogenesis of two intestinal pathogens, Salmonella enterica and Campylobacter jejuni. Combined, these two pathogens account for the majority of cases of infectious diarrhea world-wide leading to an estimated 2,000,000 deaths. We take a multidisciplinary approach in our studies involving bacterial genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, immunology as well as structural biology. As a result, we are beginning to define not only the molecular details of the host pathogen interactions but also the atomic interphase between these pathogens and the host.
Extensive Research Description
Microbial pathogens have evolved
unique ways to interact with their hosts. In many instances the terms of this interaction reflect the
co-evolutionary balance that the host and pathogen must reach in order to secure
their survival. It is therefore
not surprising that bacterial pathogens have evolved a large array of virulence
factors well suited to interfere with or stimulate a variety of host-cell
responses in order to invade, survive and replicate within their hosts. The identification and characterization
of these virulence factors is proving to be a fruitful area of research in more
ways than expected.
The understanding of how pathogens interact with their hosts is not only providing the basis for the development of novel therapeutic approaches but also a number of very sophisticated tools for probing basic aspects of cellular physiology and immunology. Our laboratory studies the pathogenesis of two intestinal pathogens, Salmonella enterica and Campylobacter jejuni. Combined, these two pathogens account for the vast majority of cases of infectious diarrhea world-wide leading to an estimated 2,000,000 deads. We are interested in characterizing the bacterial determinants involved in these interactions as well as the cell biology and immunobiology of this process.
We take a multidisciplinary approach in our studies involving bacterial genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, immunology as well as structural biology. As a result, we are beginning to define not only the molecular details of the host pathogen interactions but also the atomic interphase between these pathogens and the host. Our laboratory has also an interest in vaccine development that stems from our discovery of a specialized organelle in Salmonella enterica (the "type III secretion system") that mediates the transfer of bacterial proteins into host cells. We have harnessed this system for the delivery of heterologous proteins as a means to delivery antigens to the Class I and Class II antigen presenting pathways by avirulent strains of Salmonella.
Specific areas of interest include:
- The study of type III secretion, a specialized bacterial organelle whose function is to delivery bacterial proteins into eukaryotic host cells. We are interested in understanding the mechanism of action of this multi-protein machine, as well as to understand the activities of the proteins delivered by this machine. We carried out these studies in Salmonella enterica but it is expected that knowledge gained from these studies may help understand the pathogenesis of many other bacteria since this system is conserved and widespread among several important pathogens.
- The harnessing of the protein-delivery capability of the type III secretion machine for the development of therapeutic approaches, including vaccines.
- The development of strategies that target the activities of type III secretion systems with the ultimate goal of developing new therapeutics to combat diseases caused by pathogens that encode these protein-delivery machines.
- The study the mechanism of pathogenesis of Salmonella typhi, which can only infect humans causing typhoid fever, a life-threatening disease that causes more than 500,000 deaths world-wide. We focus our efforts on the study of "typhoid toxin", a toxin exclusively produced by Salmonella typhi that we recently identified.
- The study of the mechanisms by which Campylobacter jejuni enters and survives within host cells. In particular, we are interested in understanding how this bacterium harnesses host-cell machinery to gain access to the cell, deviating from standard endocytic pathways and thus avoiding delivery to lysosomes.
- The investigation of the in vivo metabolism of C. jejuni. We are specifically interested in identifying its carbon sources and respiration substrates during infection.
Selected Publications
- Akeda Y, Galan JE. (2005). Chaperone release and unfolding of substrates in type III secretion. Nature 437: 911-915.
- Marlovitz, T.C., Kubori, T., Lara-Tejero, M., Thomas, D.R., Unger, V.M., and Galán, J.E. (2006). Assembly of the inner rod determines needle length in the type III secretion injectisome. Nature 441(7093):637-40.
- Hofreuter, D., Novik, V., and J. E. Galán. 2008. Metabolic diversity in Campylobacter jejuni enhances specific tissue colonization. Cell Host & Microbe 4(5):425-33
- Patel, J. C., Hueffer, K., Lam, T. T. , J. E. Galán. 2009. Diversification of a Salmonella virulence effector protein function by ubiquitin-dependent differential localization. Cell 137(2):283-94.
- Lara-Tejero, M., J. Kato, S. Wagner, X. Liu, and J. E. Galán. 2011. A Sorting Platform Determines the Order of Protein Secretion in Bacterial Type III Systems. Science 331: 1188-1191.
- Spano, S. and J. E. Galán. 2012. A Rab32-depdent pathway controls Salmonella Typhi host restriction. Science 338:960-963.
- Song, J., X. Gao, and J. E. Galán. 2013. Conferring virulence: structure and function of the chimeric A2B5 typhoid toxin. Nature 499, 350–354.


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Reproduction in Drosophila is rapid. A single pair of flies can produce hundreds of offspring within a couple of weeks, and the offspring become sexually mature within one week (Lutz 1948).
As in all insect species Drosophila melanogaster lays eggs. The eggs are placed on fruit, and hatch into fly larvae (maggots), which instantly start consuming the fruit on which they were laid (Patterson and Stone 1952).
Male flies have sex combs on their front legs. It has been theorized that these sex combs might be used for mating. However, when these combs are removed it seems to have little effect on mating sucess (Patterson, et al 1943). (Lutz, 1948; Patterson and Stone, 1952; Patterson et al., 1943)
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Weather. The climate in the lower parts of the Black Hills can get surprisingly hot and dry for the Midwest—the average temperature is regularly over 80 degrees in the summer and temps tipping 100 degrees are common. Prepare for desert-like conditions—especially in dry years (like this year) when the region's creeks can run dry.
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Other wildlife to watch for: Bison, deer, badgers, coyotes and foxes. If you're camping or picnicking, keep an eye peeled for wild burros (as well as the standard set of rodents) who might come looking for food.
Getting There. Rapid City, South Dakota, is the largest city adjacent to the Black Hills region, located directly to its east. Other access towns – where you'll find plenty of amenities, food, etc.—in South Dakota include Blackhawk, Sturgis and Spearfish. Deadwood, Custer, Lead and Nemo, located within the region, make excellent stopovers with quick access to the trails.
From the Wyoming side, both Sundance and Newcastle lie adjacent to the Black Hills, to their west.
What Else to Do. Mount Rushmore National Memorial, arguably the standard-bearing photo opportunity for the typical American road trip, is located 23 miles west of Rapid City in the Black Hills. To the south are historical Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park, also within the Black Hills. You can also see the unfinished Crazy Horse memorial, less than six miles from the town of Custer, South Dakota.
To the east of the Black Hills, Badlands National Park offers stunning desert rock formations—visit the famous Wall Drug store, directly north of the park, on the way in or out. West of the Black Hills in Wyoming, Devil's Tower National Monument is 27 miles from Sundance.
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Thirteen MC Soccer Players Named to All-Conference Teams
The MC soccer season kicked off with a bang with the dedicationof the new Robert G. W. Girling III Soccer Center and continued to soar with 13 players named to the American Southwest Conference (ASC) All-Conference Teams. Choctaws recognized as ASC stars included Brian Vasquez, who was named Offensive Freshman of the Year after leading the league with 35 points, and Hannah Langley, who was named ASC Soccer Sportsman Athlete of the Year. Congratulations to all 13 outstanding players who made the All-Conference Teams.
MC Unveils Circle of Champions
Major supporters of Choctaw athletics are immortalized in granite in the new Circle of Champions, a lasting memorial to the generous donors who funded a much-needed facelift for Robinson-Hale Stadium. Improvements to the stadium include a new entry driveway featuring decorative brickwork, a new ticket booth, iron fencing and an entrance gate.
The names of those who contributed are permanently engraved on the driveway near the football stands. Inaugural members of the Circle of Champions were also recognizedat halftime during the MC Homecoming game last October.
"I'm very proud to be part of the stadium renovations at Mississippi College," said MC trustee and businessman Robert Watson, who co-chaired the Circle of Champions campaign with Don Phillips.
"The Circle of Champions project reflects the generosity of our alumni and friends in helping transform the entrance of Robinson-Hale Stadium to make it among the finest facilities in the American Southwest Conference and all of NCAA Division III sports," says MC Athletic Director Mike Jones. "We appreciate the support from these major donors who've helped our program step up in a significant way in 2011."
MC Says, "Roll Tide!"
The annual MC athletic department dinner featured former Alabama head football coach Gene Stallings as the keynote speaker, attracting both Choctaw and Crimson Tide fans to the MC campus. Stallings led the Crimson Tide to a national championship in 1992, the last national championship claimed by Alabama prior to the Nick Saban era.
Previously billed as the Billy Joe Cross Wild Game Dinner, the 2011 event was modified to feature a less exotic menu and was rechristened the MC athletic department dinner. Over the years, the annual fall event has raised more than $1 million for Choctaw athletic programs. Previous speakers have included Colorado Rockies player Seth Smith, former University of Mississippi Chancellor Robert Khayat, and former Major League Baseball pitcher Jeff Brantley.
Attracting more than 500 sports enthusiasts, this year's MC athletics dinner raised more than $160,000.


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SportsTime Ohio will televise a minimum of six (6) high school football playoff games, presented by Farmers Insurance, starting Friday November 6, 2009. The first game on STO will be Div. II Canal Winchester at Logan LIVE at 7:30pm. Then on Saturday November 7th at 7:00pm STO will televise the Div. I match-up between North Canton Hoover and Massillon LIVE at 7pm. Saturday night Mike Cairns will do the play-by-play and former Buckeye and NFL All-Pro Center LeCharles Bentley will provide color commentary with Andre Knott on the sidelines.
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Mountain Home Optimist JR RodeoPosted Wednesday, September 8, 2010, at 7:00 PM
Every year there is a wonderful opportunity for young kids around here (and far away) to get together for fun, and to show what they can do. Billy & Kristin Riley have done this for about 13 years, and this is the last year that they are spear heading this event. It is my understanding the Casey Ferrell and his wife are going to take over this fun! They will be looking for help, and I"m sure Billy & Kristin will help, but more will be welcome..... don't be shy! This year it was August 14, and it will be about the same time next year. It just too fun to miss..... so don't!
Little kids get the opportunity to show their skills, and they are sooo adorable!
These next 2 are a couple of my grandchildren!
I LOVE seeing Dads enjoying participating
Stick horse racing
Barrel racing for all ages
Allisyn is one of my kids too. We are very proud of her!
Obviously, older kids go much faster!
Steer riding will probably always make me nervous, but it's darn popular, with girls and boys alike
Muttin Bustin' is one of my favorites to watch, though scarey too!
With the real little ones, Dads don't really let them ride, but it makes them feel 'big'
This is Casey Ferrel helping a child 'off'
Riding backwards is popular, and this young girl rode a long long way
More to come some time!
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Great photos. Cute kids. What a neat program. I am glad someone else agreed to take it over. These are the programs that help to educate our youth in the area of ag and livestock (I think of them as pets and family):
Thanks for the photos. Horse shots are GREAT! I need to borrow a horse if you know of someone with a really nice, gentle, well broke horse with good manners. I would like to ride but have no options at the moment. I could either take the horse and feed it and keep it here or pick it up when I ride. If you know of one...I sure would LOVE a horse to ride. Many thanks. Being without my Chey has not been good. Thanks Jess.
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More than 2 million Americans will quit working, reduce their hours, or stop looking for employment directly as a result of the Affordable Care Act, the Congressional Budget Office predicted this week.
It's important to keep in mind when reading the report that the predictions come primarily from predicted changes in labor supply, not labor demand. In other words, the reduction in employment represents voluntary decisions by individuals to work less (or not work at all) as a result of the ACA.
It's hard to comment on the specific predicted numbers (because, as a matter of policy, the CBO does not provide details on their calculations), but the basic idea that some workers will decide to leave the labor force due to the ACA is highly consistent with my own recent research studying a 2005 Medicaid reform in Tennessee. In that paper, we introduce the term "employment lock" to describe individuals who are working solely to gain access to affordable health insurance.
Since one of the main things the ACA does is weaken the connection between employment and health insurance, it seems quite reasonable to expect that some Americans may quit working now that they no longer need to find a job in order to get access to affordable health insurance.
Is this a good or a bad thing? I think there are good arguments in both directions. My co-author Craig Garthwaite gives good arguments on both sides in a recent Marketplace piece. My own view is that the CBO predictions are necessarily sensitive to assumptions about how the labor market will be operating in the near future. If some workers drop out of labor force due to the ACA, with unemployment still fairly high (and long-term unemployment at unprecedented levels), it seems reasonable to expect that firms will be able to find qualified (and readily available) workers to take their place. In that case, the effects on aggregate employment would be minimal, and the ACA would then turn out to be more of a "job re-shuffler" than a "job killer."


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Trail beats rails as a quality-of-life booster
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There has been a lot of commentary and opinion regarding the rails-to-trails initiative, most all of which has focused on the economic benefit that one option or another brings to the area. While this is certainly an important thing to a few local tourist-oriented businesses, it has nearly no bearing whatsoever on the vast majority of the residents who actually live here. What seems like a much more relevant discussion topic is what benefits the majority of residents.
Seriously, how many locals ride the tourist train, how many locals actually benefit from seasonal tourist-train-related knickknack and snack sales, and then how many would benefit year-round from a safe bike, ski and snowmobile trail connecting Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, the St. Regis Canoe Area and Tupper Lake. For me it's a quality-of-life issue; let's talk about that.
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Spring Time Hostel
Welcome to the Spring Time Hotel, your cozy home in Beijing! We aim at making Spring Time one of the best hotels in Beijing.
We offer both luxury private rooms for leisure seeking guests and dormitory for budget travelers.
- bar
- Computer in lobby (can access facebook!) with headphone, microphones & webcams
- FREE Wifi throughout the hostel
- FREE library
- Printing and photocopying service
- Postal service + stamps for sale
- FREE local, city-wide, national travel info
- CD/DVD burning
- Taxi booking service to Beijing sites / railway / airport
- train ticket booking service
- domestic/international air ticketing booking service
- Bicycle hire + bicycle tours
- Cable TV (only in private room)
- Secure key card access
- Lockers available (only in dormitory)
- Laundry service
- 24 hour security & reception
- Ensuite (western-style!) bathroom
- FREE towels + linen provided
- FREE shampoo + body wash soap in all rooms
- FREE luggage storage
Tour & evening show:
- Daily day tour to Mutianyu, Badaling & Jingshanling Great Wall
- Overnight tour to The Great Wall (2 days 1 night)
- Peking Opera
- Acrobatics Show
- Kungfu Show
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Adaptors
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Transfers
- Bar
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Café
- Common Room
- Elevator
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Parking
- Postal Service
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hostel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
All payments in Chinese RMB cash only, we do not accept credit-card payments at present.
Please note: the hostel is not responsible for unattended property and cannot be held responsible for other guests' behavior during their residence, whilst politely requesting that all guests do respect all other guests and staff at all times.
Anti-social and/or illegal activity will not be tolerated in full accordance with Chinese law and the management reserve the right at all times to remove and/or report guests.
Please arrive within 2 hours of your check-in-time so that we can ensure that your bed / room is correctly allocated. If you have any problems arriving on-time please contact us directly, thanks!
Please print out and bring your Hostel World confirmation letter, thank you.
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Address: Building AB, Gongjian Dayuan, Dong Si Xi Da Jie, Dongcheng district, Beijing.
Address in Chinese: 北京市东城区东四西大街弓箭大院AB座(地铁东四站,五号线D出口或6号线G出口. 北京京春酒店)
From the Subway Dong Si Station, There are two subway lines pass Dong si station.If you take line 5 need come out from Exit D and then turn Left.If you take line 6 need come out from Exit G and then turn Right.You can see Spring Time Hostel on the building.
AIRPORT - From the airport a taxi will cost around 100 to 130 RMB. Alternatively you can take the Airport shuttle train to Dongzhimen subway, then take subway Line 2 one station west to YongHeGong Lama Temple station, then change to line 5 and travel south 3 stops to exit at Dong si station Exit D and then turn left you can see (Spring Time Hostel) on the top of our building (This will cost 27RMB).
BEIJING STATION From the Beijing main station you can take subway Line 2 one stop west to Chongwenmen station and then change to Line 5 and travel north 3 stops to the Dong si station Exit D and then turn left you can see (Spring Time Hostel) on the top of our building (tickets are 2rmb).
WEST TRAIN STATION - From Beijing West station take a taxi about 30RMB Or take subway from West station line 9 for four stops to Baishiqiaonan and then transfer to line 6 to Dongsi station Exit G and then turn right you can see (Spring Time Hostel )on the top of our building (tickets are 2rmb).
BEIJING SOUTH STATION - take subway line 4 for seven stops to Pinganli station and then transfer to line 6 get off at Dongsi station Exit G and then turn Right you can see (Spring Time Hostel) on top of our building(tickets are 2rmb).
(If you can not find us, please give us a call.)
Located Near
We are walking distance from Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Wangfujing, Qianmen Street.
109 bus from Dongsi East Road three stops to Forbidden City North gate
Take subway line5 threes stops to Lama Temple, five stops to Temple of Heaven
Take subway line5 to Dongdan transfer to line1 tree stops to wangfunjing,four stops to Tianan men Square, and silk market, six stop to Xi dan Shopping Mall.


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The Hannam connection
Nearly every chief executive and chief financial officer that Ian Hannam had worked with in the previous 20 years turned up for his leaving drinks last summer, according to attendees. The standard speech was delivered not by a JP Morgan colleague, but by Mick Davis, chief executive of mining giant Xstrata and a long-time client.
Hannam was leaving to fight a fine levied by the Financial Services Authority for market abuse relating to client Heritage Oil. At the time, Davis, Martin Gilbert of Aberdeen Asset Management, and David Davis, the former Tory leadership candidate, all spoke out in support of him. And, given his standing in the market, few expected the JP Morgan banker and former captain in the British Territorial Army to be out of the game for long. Indeed, his exit set off a spate of speculation as to what the so-called "King of Mining M&A" might do next, and which of a cadre of former colleagues might be involved. If the past is any guide, the group is unlikely to disappoint.
One lawyer familiar with the group said: "They will have something up their sleeves. When something happens in the sector, chief executives will still be calling the same people they always did. It is just that they'll be calling mobile phones, rather than fixed lines."
-- Strong connections
The cadre of colleagues are a tight-knit group with overlapping interests spanning a spider's web of mining projects from Central Asia to West Africa.
The group is largely a diaspora from Flemings and JP Morgan, and includes names such as Michael Haworth, Lloyd Pengilly and Neil Passmore. Lord Robin Renwick, who remains a vice-chairman of European investment banking at JP Morgan, is also involved, as is Poland's richest man, Jan Kulczyk, and Clifford Elphick, founder and chief executive of Gem Diamonds.
Those with knowledge of the group's business interests are at pains to stress there is nothing untoward about any of the relationships detailed in this article. They point out that investments, often small, were signed off by JP Morgan compliance where relevant, and that the vehicles, such as those launched by Haworth, and more recently Pengilly and Hannam, are private firms and undeserving of such scrutiny.
However, the group, and their investments, highlight how interconnected the extractive industries are. Even those who work in it describe it as "incestuous" and a hotbed for "gossip and intrigue". The business connections also illustrate the close-knit relationships of ex-military personnel, who draw on their knowledge and training to develop natural resources in some of the most inhospitable and potentially hostile areas of the world.
One banker who knows the group said: "What you tend to find in natural resources is that while the projects change, the individuals behind them don't. The group of people with the in-country expertise, the technical expertise and the access to capital required to get a project off the ground is inevitably pretty small.
"The City of London is full of these little networks – where you're able to draw a Venn diagram connecting them all. But this lot are a case study."
Hannam and Kulczyk declined to comment for this article. Haworth and Passmore did not respond to messages seeking comment.
-- Spider's web
Haworth, a one-time head of metals and mining corporate finance in London at JP Morgan, left the US bank in early 2006 , becoming one of three founding directors at Strata Capital UK LLP in March that year. A year later, the firm was named as financial adviser to Gem Diamonds (which had been floated a few months earlier by Hannam and Passmore) on its $80m acquisition of BDI Mining.
Strata's shareholders are a who's who of metals and mining advisory bankers. Lord Renwick, a former ambassador to South Africa and the US, deputy chairman of Fleming Family and Partners, and a board director at Bumi, owns a stake, according to the House of Lords register of interests.
Hannam also has a small passive shareholding, while Pengilly, who left JP Morgan in August last year to set up QKR Corporation Management (UK) with a former colleague, has an indirect shareholding through a family trust. Jan Kulczyk's Kulczyk Investments invested in 2008 and now holds a 15.4% stake.
Strata has two principal holdings. The first is in London-listed Zanaga Iron Ore, which manages and develops an iron ore facility near Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo.
Zanaga was launched by Elphick, who led the team that initially applied for the exclusive exploration permit on the Zanaga mine. Strata was later invited to become a shareholder in the project.
In 2009, Xstrata acquired a call option to buy a 50% plus one share majority stake in the Zanaga project for $50m. This money was used to fund a pre-feasibility study at the facility. A year later, in 2010, it paid an additional $56m to extend the option, with the firm listing that year and raising £62.1m. Garbet and Guava Minerals were the selling shareholders, and the duo retain 41.25% and 31.64% stakes in the firm respectively.
-- Powerful network
Haworth, who is a non-executive director at Zanaga, is a director at Garbet, while Elphick, who is non-executive chairman, is a potential beneficiary of a discretionary trust that is a shareholder in Guava Minerals.
In 2011, mining giant Xstrata announced it had elected to exercise the call option over Jumelles, a British Virgin Islands-registered subsidiary of Zanaga in which Strata had a shareholding, and which, through its subsidiary MPD Congo, owns the Zanaga project. Under the terms of the deal, Xstrata acquired a 50% plus one share interest in Jumelles in return for a commitment to fund a feasibility study to a minimum of $100m.
Xstrata has the option to buy out Zanaga completely early next year. The head of corporate development at Zanaga, who led on the deal, is Andrew Trahar, previously a banker at JP Morgan. Trahar did not return messages requesting comment.
Strata's second significant interest is a 45% stake in Ncondezi Coal Company, currently exploring and developing coal exploration licences in the Tete Province of Mozambique. It too listed in 2010. Haworth is the company's non-executive chairman. Hanno Pengilly, a former natural resources banker at JP Morgan in South Africa and the son of Lloyd, is leading the company's search for a strategic partner. Pengilly did not return messages seeking comment.
Michael Rawlinson, another former JP Morgan Cazenove banker who famously helped mid-cap broker Liberum win a role on Glencore's giant initial public offering in 2011, is lead corporate broker to Gem Diamonds, Zanaga and Ncondezi. Rawlinson declined to comment.
Another Kulczyk investment is Ophir Energy, the London-listed oil and gas exploration company, in which it has a 10.2% stake. Formed in February 2004, Ophir struck an early agreement with South Africa black economic empowerment investment group Mvelaphanda Holdings, acquiring its assets in the Berbera Block in Somaliland.
Merlin Partners, founded by former Robert Fleming & Co banker Matthew Clarke, later worked on equity raises for the firm, while in 2008 Passmore at JP Morgan helped the company raise capital in a private placement. This led to Mittal Investments becoming the firm's largest shareholder, followed by Mvelaphanda and hedge fund Och-Ziff. Passmore subsequently worked on the company's $385m initial public offering, and its $170m acquisition of Dominion Petroleum in 2012.
-- Afghanistan investment
Kulczyk Investments also has a 28% stake in Centar, a company exploring for gold in Afghanistan established by Hannam. Investors in the company include Joshua Fink, the son of Blackrock founder Larry, according to a 2011 article in Fortune. Peter Hambro, the founder of the Russian mining company now known as Petropavlovsk, is also an investor, according to the article. JP Morgan is corporate broker to Petropavlovsk.
Centar's first investment in Afghanistan was a 45% share in Afghan Gold & Minerals Co, which has been described as the first Afghan exploration and production company with an international shareholding. A 2010 report by the Pentagon estimated that there may be $1 trillion worth of undeveloped mineral wealth in Afghanistan.
Afghan Gold & Minerals, which is 51% owned by English-educated local businessman Sadat Naderi, has a gold licence in Qara Zaghan just north of Kabul, and at the end of last year was named as preferred bidder by the country's ministry of mines for a copper exploration licence in Sar-I-Pul and Balkh in the north of the country. The company also holds a 49% stake in TMAC, a joint venture backed by Yildizlar, Turkey's largest mining company, which has been declared preferred bidder for a gold exploration licence in the country.
Afghan Gold & Minerals is headed by Richard Williams, a friend of Hannam's and a former commanding officer of 22 SAS Regiment, who features in Task Force Black, a book by Mark Urban detailing the SAS's "secret war in Iraq".
Williams, who also sits on the board of Elphick's Gem Diamonds, is one of three directors at Centar Technical Services (UK), a 100% owned subsidiary of Centar established in 2010, along with Jaroslaw Paczek, a representative of Kulczyk, and Clarke of advisory boutique Merlin Partners. Williams and Clarke did not return messages seeking comment.
--This article first appeared in the print edition of Financial News dated February, 18, 2013


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Evans Level 360 heads
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The Level 360 concept brings a modified design to Evans' head offerings. These tweaks aim to ensure greater contact and balance between the head and drum, as well as greater tonal range. With this evolution of its design process, Evans has launched a true revolution in drum heads.
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These heads are as versatile as they come and are priced the same for either the Ambassador weights or the Emperors, depending on your preference.
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Suede heads have a textured surface on both the top and bottom, which is etched into the head. Since this isn't a coating, it won't wear off with time. The resulting sound retains the clarity and sustain of a clear head but also has some of the warmth of a coated product. Suedes are available in Diplomat, Ambassador, Emperor and Powerstroke 3 models.
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These heads are a revelation in design – a real cut above the rest. Offering the combination of a warm, open sound without the nuisance of excessive ringing sustain, ease of tuning and durability, the G Plus is ideal for gigs. These aren't mere heads, they're instruments in their own right. Give these a try, you might become a convert, as we have.
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I think GH may be talking about the particular guitar riff, which he very well may have had a huge hand in. When he describes HCTS, he says "one of two I wrote", so I know he isnt taking credit for the SONG, IWY(SSH)..maybe just the riff.
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DURANT, Okla. — Bad early innings did in the Eastern New Mexico University softball team on Sunday.
Cameron scored five times in the top of the first en route to a 10-1 victory over the Zias, then Southeastern Oklahoma turned a throwing error by catcher Michelle Anderson into six unearned runs in the second inning and a 7-0 victory in the Lone Star Conference crossover tournament.
Melissa Bour hit a two-run single, Chelsey Jordan belted a two-run double and Whitney Richardson added an RBI triple as Cameron chased ENMU starter Natalie Woodside (6-11) in the first inning.
The Zias (17-22) scored what turned into their only run of the day in the bottom of the second when Rebecca Quinones singled, then pinch-runner Amanda Terry stole second and came around on two groundouts.
Jordan added a solo homer in the fifth, and she, Richardson and second baseman Courtney Clifford all finished 3-for-4 as the Lady Aggies (25-21) pounded out 16 hits. Meantime, the Zias had just three hits off Ashton McBride (17-11), who went six innings, and Sherry Tetreault.
They struggled even more in their second game against host Southeastern as the Savage Storm's Marjorie Johnson (17-2) carried a no-hitter into the bottom of the seventh. Alex Mayo Otis legged out a one-out infield single to give ENMU its only hit off Johnson, who walked three and struck out nine.
Southeastern (34-5) got a run-scoring double from Ashley Graham in the first before breaking it open in the second in the second. The Savage Storm finished with 13 hits off Zias sophomore Kristen Cruickshank (7-8), who went the distance and blanked Southeastern on five hits over the final five innings.
ENMU finished 2-5 in the three-day event after winning its first two games on Friday. The Zias are back in action on Friday with the start of a two-day tournament hosted by Oklahoma City University.
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